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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 139, 14 June 1909, Page 8

fTIHEATRE ROYAL TO-NlGHT— Enormous Success. TO-NlGHT— Singing Pictures— All New. FULLER'S SINGING PICTURES! FULLER'S SINGING PICTURES! Unique and Classical Picture Entertainment. "The Waltz Muet Change to a March." Sung by MR. HAMILTON HILL. Comic Song — "John Willie." Sung by MR. HARRY FAY. TO-NIGHT— For the First Time in N.Z.— Tho Star Film of the Century: MADAME SARAH BERNHARDT'S Extraordiary Drama— "THE BUFFOON" A Thrilling and Remarkable Picture. And Many Others. Edgar Collins' s Splendid Orchestra. Dress Circle 2b, Stalls Is, Back Stalls 6d. HIS MAJESTY'S THE"aTRE; Lessees — T/inley and Donovan FULL TO OVERFLOWING AGAIN! Hundreds Turned Away. LAST TWO NIGHTS ! Magnificent LAST TWO NIGHTS ! Programme. THE ROYAL PICTURES! THE ROYAL PICTURES! TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! COUNT UGOLINO ! Italian COUNT UGOLINO ! Art Drama. A Charming KENTLWORTH 1 Subject ! KENIL WORTH ! BERTIE BUYS A BULLDOG! BERTIE BUYS A BULLDOG! TRAM RIDE THROUGH BOMBAY! In conjunction with A MERITORIOUS COLLECTION COMPLETE CHANGE WEDNESDAY OUR Prices— ls and 6d. Plan Abel's. PARLIAMENT, PARSONS, AND PRESS Versus THE PATIENT LONG-SUFFERING PEOPLE. ' J JOHN NORTON. M.L.A. (Conductor of "Truth") WILL ADDRESS A PUBLIC MEETING. In tho TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 17th inst. ! Doors open 7 o'clock sharp ; commence 8 sharp. Specially Reserved Seats for Ladies. i Selections on Grand Organ from 7.30 to 8. DON'T FORGET! CAS COOKERY LECTURES! GAS COOKERY LECTURES! By MISS MARGARET LOVELL, I/.C.A. TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock ADMISSION FREE. MENU: White Soup. Baked Fish a Ja Wellington. Boast Beef. Baked Potatoes. Baked Tomatoes. Railway Pudding. Apricot Creams. Baked Custard. Pear and_ Ginger Pie. Cheeso Pudding. ] •Scones A section 'of seats reserved at each lecture for Teachers of Cookery. At the conclusion of every lecture the food cooked during the Demonstration will be sold, and proceeds devoted to a local charity. .HOW TO BURN IT. STOCKTON COAL is different from, other 'coals in several respects.' It re practically ashless ; does not burn th# grate or range ; gives a clear bright fire. Weight for weight it lasts longer; there is no waste, and slack burns as well as large coal. You can burn the nuts and slack with as much facility aud comfort as the beat coal at 36s per ton. Nuts and small are sold at 25s per ton — a saving of lls per ton. The coal is a coking coal, therefore IT WANTS OPENING UP WITH THB POKER to let tho air through (coke is produced in retorts by keeping the air out). You can even light the fire with Stockton small coal. After you have got it alight open it up and keep on adding slack until you have a roaring fire. We do not guarantee the result if it is mixed with other coal Offices, Johnstoa-street (three doors from Kirkcaldie's). Five telephones. SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., DISTRICT AGENTS. APPLICATIONS INVITED. FOR Fivo Years' Lease Gladstone House, Marton, 30 rooms, well furnished,*- excellent trade, ideal situation; ample ground for all vegetables, etc. ; rent £2 ss; furniture and lease £500; good reasons for selling Apply D. LEWIS, Proprietor. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson are invited to attend the Funeral of their lato beloved Son, Albert James, which will leave the residence of Mrs. Wells, corner of Austin and Elizabeth streets, Tuesday, 15th June ISO 9, at '6 p.m., for St. Mary of the Angels. Boul-cott-street, thence to Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Adelaide-road. Telephone 1999 (day or night). FUNERAL NOTICE. FT\HE Euneral of the late Mra. Lewis H. X Wixon will leave No. 17, Owen-street, Wednesday, 16th June, 1909, at 9.40 a.m. for St. Anne's Church, Green-street, thence to Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Adelaide-road. Telephone 1999 (clay or night). FUNERAL NOTICE. nnHE Friends of the lato Jesse Wright X are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Sydney-street, Petone, on Tuesday, 15th Juno, 1909, at 2 p.m., for the Taita Cemetery. J. AND A. MTLVRIDE, Undertakers, Lower Hutt. LOYAL ROSe"of"tHE VALLEY.' THE Members of the above Lodge are invited to attend the Funeral of our late Brother Jesse Wright. P.G., which will leave his residence, Sydney-street, Petone, on Tuesday, 15th, at 2 p.m., for Taita Cemetery. GEO. A. H. HALL, Secretary.