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amusements. is MAJESTY’S ■ THEATRE. IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction: BEN AND JOHN FULLER, LTD. FULLERS “ d t Merry Bright A FEAST OF VAUDEVILLE! A Programme that Pleases Everyone. THfc MOLINARIS. Y'ORKE GRAY. ELTON BLACK. LING AND LONG. BELLE MORA. HYMAN LENZER. COLUMBIA FOUR. GEO. DEAN. PRICES—D.C. and Stalls, 2s. 6d.; Back Stalls, Is. Cd.; Upper Circle Is. (plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol; after 5 at Burnett’s, next Theatre. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction: BEN AND JOHN FULLER LTD. Messrs. Fuller take pleasure in announcing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) As Hie evening set aside for their popular AMATEUR TRIALS AMATEUR TRIALS (For Competitors over the age oi lotFirst Prize. 3 guineas; Second 1 nze, 2 gui:ieas: Third Prize. 1 guinea. Come and eee what Local Talent can do, And Don’t Forget to Book your beats at the Bristol. NEXT SATURDAY' MATINEE. NEXT SATURDAY MATINEE. Grand) Competitions for Children Onlj. VALUABLE PRIZES. 2.15 TO-MORROW. 7-30 QUEEN’S THEATRE. UEEN’S • THEA! RE.. Uuniversal Presents the Screen’s Most Brilliant Dramatic Actress, PRISCILLA DEAN, PRISCILLA DEAN, . PRISCILLA DEAN, , Supported by HERBERT RAWLINSON, HERBERT RAWLINSON, In A Magnificent Story of the UndeTworlu of Europe and. America, A “KISS OR KILL," "KISS OR KILL," A Wonderful Drama of GOOD AND EVIL. Also, HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON In “THE FIRE EATER." “THE FIRE EATER." Full Supporting Programme. QUEEN’S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Usual Prices. ’Phone 22-334. ATHLETIC SPORTS. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES. MEMBERS of the Junior. Rep. learn are to train at tho Oriental tommum, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), when tho final selection will'be made. Any player not attending the Gym. will not .be considered.. McCOMISKy ’ Secretary, W.R.F.U. MEETINGS. FAREWELL TO MR. G. G. AITKEN (Rhodes Scholar). A FAREWELL will bo tendered to MR. G. G. AITKEN, Rhodes Scholar for 1922, .at the Town Hall at 5 p.m. TO-DAY. .His YVorsbdp the Mayor will preside. CITIZENS’ INTERCESSORY SERVICE TIE weekly Intorceesory Service will bo held in tho Concert Chamber, Town Hall, To-morrow (Friday), August 11, from 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. All are cordially invited to attend this Service oi Intercession for Divine Guidance in our national and civic life. OOULTRY-KEEPERS of tho Wolling1. ton District are invited to meet the North Island' Market Commissioners Messrs. Holmes and Mumby. with the Secretary. Mr. Morrett .on FridayAugust 11. at 2 p.m., Oddfel'-ows Hall. Laiubton Quay. BUSINESS: To discuss the best procedure to adopt to deal wftn the supp.y of Eggs during the flush season, and other matters ot interest to Poultrymen. ARTHUR S. HOLMES, Chairman. SEQUAH, SEQUAH. WORLD’S FAME. Will speak and give FREE DEMONSTRATIONS. 'J NIGHTLY AT 8, . Commencing MONDAY. NEXT, AUGUST 14. in tho LARGE BUILDING Nearly Opposite Tci'minus Hotel, Taranaki. Street, Wellington. QEQUAH’S Demonstrations are proPC nounced by Press and Public throughout the world as wonderful. SEQUAH NIGHTLY AT 8. SEQUAH NIGHTLY AT 8. ADMISSION FREE. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. W" - ANTED, Two Young Men to share room, with or without board. Apply <ll Hawker Street. GROSVENOR Private Hotel, 1 Wallace Street; single and double rooms, working men's Jiome; tariff 30s. VOUNG Mau requires Board-Residence, ' vicinity Lambton; soft washing; state terms. “Residence,” c/o "Dominion/ , IN Superior Home. Single and Double Rooms, fire, el. light, hot baths, tariff. 305.; few minutes Government Btiildings. 64 Karori Road. HITEHALL Private Hotol-En-trances Plimmer’s Stops an d Boulcott Street; new uinnegcmont. lariff. 6s. ner day: 30s. woeklv. Phone 1617. "GLENALVON.” TTNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AND NOW OPEN to receive Guests, Permanent or Casual. Tel. 22—411.. 35 HAY STREET. Wellington. BUSINESS NOTICES. HHHERE’S briskness in tho step of the _a. man who wears Wood-Milne Rubber Soles. Made of best Para Rubber, thev absorb road-jar.' rjIHE demand for improvements in JI. ntanv I nes of‘Machinery wns never greater flinn at present. Everywhere manufacturers are seeking fresh ideas—new methods. Can you invent anything of commercial value? If you can it may' prove profitable. But yet your idea protected. Interview Messrs. Baldwin and Ray ward. Patent Attorneys and Consulting Engineers, 111 Lambton Quay, Wellington. EATHER heels are costly and jur J tho nerves—Wood-Milne Rubber Heels absorb the jar and cost less and wmo? Iwwer. '