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AMUSEMENTS. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY. KING'S. Tho Theatre that. ING'S, Sets the Standard, Everybody's Favourite Film Star, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE CONSTANCE TALMADGE, The Sunshine Girl, in Tho Latest Select Feature, "HAPPINESS A LA MODE." "HAPPINESS A LA MODE." "HAPPINESS A LA MODE." A Bright, llreez.v Lovo Story A Combination of Comedy and Drama. Supporting Pictures include Tho Arrival of the lmmigniiit Rliiji Mnhnna—Berthing, Disembark."""". nnd General Scenes at Queen's 'Wharf. Also MR. CHAS. W. MOORE, The Popular Local Baritone, And ICING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices as usual. Plan at the Bristol. Empress, mpress. Positively Last 2 Doys and Nights. The mcst-talked-of Film in New Zealand. TtfE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG. Brilliant and Thrilling Lecture, by FREDERICK HALDANE. Sessions: 11.25, 1.30, 3.15, 5.5. 7.5, 8.50. Prices; Is. Id., Is. 7d., 2s. Id. Reserves 2s. 7d. Children, Half-price. NOTE.—Next Thursday is positively the last screening in Wellington. Thi« picture will not be shown at any othor theatre. EVERYBODY'S 11 to 10. : ~ VERYBODY'S Continuous. Lapfc two days and rights of our magnificent programme. MADGE STUART and JAMES KNIGHT, in . "NATURE'S GENTLEMAN," "NATURE'S GENTLEMAN," And the second episode of . "MYSTERY OF 13." Also showing— ARRIVAL OF S.S. MAHANA, The first Immigrant Ship. Screening times, Star: .12, 2.10, 4.25, 6.40. 8.50. Serial: 11.10. 1.25. 3.40. 5.55. 8.5. Cjp O W N HALL Direction Victor Beck. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! And Every Evening at 8. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. SUCCESS. As Predicted, THE "ENGLISH PIERROTS" THE "ENGLISH PIERROTS" And LADIES' ORCHESTRA "Mads Good" on Saturday Evening, and .the LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE Which Gathered at the COSY CONCERT CHAMBER Fully endorsed the verdict of N.Z. and Australian Press and Public Opinion. EVERY . ITEM Being thoroughly enjoyed by tho audience from rise to fall of curtain. Patrons are advised to Reserve Seats At the Bristol, 4s. 2d. ADMISSION 3s. 2d., 2s. Id., and ONE SHILLING and Id. Complete. Change Programme Saturday. THE PIANO and

THE' HOME! A HOME I WHAT IS IT WITHOUT A • PIANO? CAN a money value bo placed upon the pleasure a piano gives? Is it not a home-maker? We have helped to make many . A HOUSE A HOME! The reputation of Chas. Bogg and Co. beoame more firmly established each time a home was made complete "by the purchase of one of our pianos. BRINSMEAD, .TESSE FRENCH, BRASTED. LYON AND HEALY, WINDOVER OR , . ROGERS. These are never questioned as instruments of the finwt quality. Call in and consult us to-day! CHAS BEGG AND CO., The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand, MANNERS STREET. MEETINGS. NATIONAL DEFENCE LEAGUE. ELECTION OP WELLINGTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. A GENERAL MEETING of Members and Intending Members of the National Defence League of New Zealand will be held in The Conference Chamber, Farmers' Institute ■ Buildings (corner of Featherston and Ballanoe Streets) TOMORROW (THURSDAY), July 22, nt 8 p.m., for the purpose of electing a Wellington District Council. The duties of the Wellington District Council will be the establishment, of Branches throughout tho District and generally forwarding the campaign in favour of sound defence. A full attendance is requested. Hutt and Petone members are specially invited. ERNEST E. MUIR, ' Hon. Gen. See., N.D.L. BUSINESS NOTICES. TROUSSfjAU OUTFITS. TROUSSEAU OUTFITS. TROUSSEAU OUTFITS. BLOUSES. BLOUSES. BLOUSES. LINGERIE. LINGERIE. LINGERIE. LINGERIE. LINGERIE. LINGERIE. HOSIERY. HOSIERY. MOST VALUE FOR THE LEAST MONEY. MAISON LOUISE, ■ItAAIKON LOUISE, 37 Willis Street FLOWERS. OA/» POSTED, for Cosh—2o distinct ii\)J varieties, choice and rare flowering Shrubs. Our own selection. Wo will send you one of the finest collec- J tions in New Zealand; retail value, 50s. A real bargain. W. MITCHINSON, Wholesale Grower,

New Plymouth. A. F. TOSSWILL. GENERAL CARRIER, EUTT-WELLINQTON DAILY. TWO Largo Lonics. All classes of work. Furniture a specialty. Ring 22—268. City Office, Scott's Lano (off Dixon Streot), or 29S Hutt. riORSETS OF THE BETTER KIND. Unique Opportunities. COME CERTAIN, Whore Shopping is always so pleasant. MRS. COX, 139 Manners Street (opposite King's Theatre). HS. MILLWARD, Clairvoyante and Phychointtrist, Boulcott Chambers (top floor), Boulcott Stroetj near corner Willis Street. Hourn 10 a.m, to 9 p.m.