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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE -MATINEE MATINEE —MATIN EE 2.30——T0-DAY -2.30. COMPETITIONS — COMPETITIONS. For Children Under 14. BIG PKIZES. (Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) SNAPPY, SURPRISING, BRILLIANT. The Most Artistic ■ , and Most Elaborate “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS” REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. Will entrance you. Positively our best yet. Unapproachable •• Fuller’s Quality. SYD BECK, SYD BECK, SYD BECK, The Comedian You Simply Cannot Help Laughing at. MIKE WEENIE CONNORS and PAUL The Popular Stars, In a Host of New Creations. LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND .. LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND .. Will Render a Fascinating Medley of Classic and Popular Numbers. FULLER’S POPULAR PRICES: BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. After Noon, at Palmer’s, next Theatre. TeL 28—175, for Reservations. Grand Circle Box Plan for Saturday, at Palmer’s. ' Mgjjiiwiir'i —.■ 11 ■■ t - —uh QUEENS ♦ THEATRt * TO-NIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT, With • MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. Two Spectacular Super Features! The Biggest Entertainment in Years. Ist Attraction: A smashing romance and drama of the Underworld! Packed with thrilling sequences, big scenes, and a sensational climax! > MARY ASTOR With Robert Elliott, Beirit Bard, John Boles : ■ : : i in . • ■.?■'. ■'■ “Romance of the Underworld” (Fox’s Action Special). 2nd Attraction : Story of Untamed West has many gripping situations, and is. pictured against beautiful background of Mountain and . Desert. “Wild West Romance” With ALL . STAR: CAST. OF. PLAYERS. QUEEN’S QUALITY ORCHESTRA (Paul T. Cullen, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING.—Box Plan at the Bristol, until Noon. At Theatre after 1 p.m. or Ring ’Phone 22—334 for Reservations.

TRAINS BIG REDUCTIONS IN FARES WELLINGTON-PALMERSTON NORTH AND PRINCIPAL - INTERMEDIATE STATIONS Leave Thorndon... 9.0 a.m. 4.15 p.m. Leave 8 - 2 P- m - AW.. Wellington 12.39 p.m.-7.56 p.m. wellington-paekAkariki and intermediate stations. Leave Thorndon 9 n-m., 9.30 a.m., and 2 p.m. (Note: The 9 a.m. Is tbe only one of these trains that runs beyond PaekakariWJ p&e ' kakarikl . ■ , 11125 a , mn pm., and 6.55 p.m. WELLINGTON-UPPER HUTT and Intermediate Stations. Ldave Lamb ton 10,35 a.m., and 2.5 p.m. Leave Upper, Hutt 5 p.m., and 7.20 p.m. Examples of Cheap Return Fares:— From Wellington, Ngaio, Khandallah, or J To Wellington. Ist 2nd To— Ist 2nd From— Ist 2n<l Pllmmerton 1/6 Otaki .....4/- 3/- Palmerston North 7/- 5/- ..... V. V- V;. sg 5). ¥,■ t . Lambton to Upper Hutt, 2/6 (Ist.) ; 1/6 (2nd.). Children up to 12 years of age, Half-Fare. “BLACKBERRY” TRAIN FOR KAITOKE leaves Lambton 9.15 a.m. Return Fares 3/- ; 2/- (2nd).

BUSINESS NOTICES. FRENCH PLEATING. TREACEY BROS., PIONEER PLEATERS OF SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, . HAVE OPENED AT 77 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON (Opp. “Evening Post”). KNIFE, BOX, COMBINATION AND SPACE PLEATING. Work Guaranteed. Prompt Service. TREACEY BROS., THE PERFECT PLEATERS 77 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. ’PHONE 44—975. VICTORIA ESTATE. Opposite Railway Station and . Victoria Street, Lower Hutt. THOMAS BEAUMONT DWAN Requests the Pleasure of Your Attendance at the VICTORIA ESTATE, opposite the Railway Station, Lower Hutt. THIS AFTERNOON, MARCH 9, AT 2.30 P.M. THE PETONE MUNICIPAL BRASS BAND Will Render a Choice Programme of the Latest Band Music. AFTERNOON TEA IN THE BUNGALOW. R.S.V.P. . JUSTIN POWER, '. : Auctioneer, Lower Hutt.