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Evening Post, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1909, Page 8

RUGBY! RUGBY! PONEKE v. MELROSE. PETONE v. SOUTHERN. ATHLETIC PAUK, TO-MORE,OW 9 at ,2,45 AT LOWER HUTT— ORIENTAL v. OLD BOYS. KIA OKA v.' ATHLETIC (Junior). Admission, 6d. Ladies Free. Stand, 6i. JUPP'S BAND. W. a. TALBOT, Secretary W.E.F.U. THE EVENING POST ILLUSTRATED SPORTS EDITION WILL BE PUBLISHED AT 8 O'CLOCK TO-MOILROW EVENING, And will contain FULL REPORTS of th-3 DAY'S SPORTS and SPORTING, both in Wellington and in the chief centres, FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, LACROSSE, GOLF, &o. TARANAKI v. WELLINGTON (Association Representative Game for Brown Shield) AUCKLAND v. WELLINGTON (Lacrosse Representatives) INTERESTING ILLUSTRATIONS. PRICE— ONE PENNY. Copies of tho SPORTS EDITION will bo posted to any address each Saturday evening. Subscription, Is Cd per quarter.

Captain Mac Arthur, of the Maoriland Steamship Company, is at present on a visit to Auckland. He will probably return early next week. Pilot Dawson, of the Harbour Boai'd's staff, is making a slow recovery from a severe attack of influenza. He is stHl confined to the house. Amongst the inducements offered to shoppers at The New House "clean sweep sale" to-morrow will be a line of 600 men » shirt?'- These shirts are announced as of excellent qualities, but being slightly soiled many of them will be sold at less than half their usual prices All mothers and fathers are anxiously asked to call and bring their children to get fitted on in boots and 6hoes to-mor-row at 14, Manners-street. Prices Is to 4s lid. Remarkable values. — Advt. Mr. H. M. Bertenshaw announces in this issue particulars of the weekly 6ale of furniture to be held at the City Auction Mart, Manners-street, to-morrow, at 2 p.m. Immediately after this sale, the firm will submit a large quantity of clothing. , A sale of children's boots and shoes will be held at 14, Manners-street, to-morrow and next week. Sister Avahamia, representative of Vedanta, of India and America, will lecture to-night at 8 o'clock, at Masonic Han, Boulcott-street, upon "Concentration of Mind : What it ie, and What, it Does" (according to Vedanta). Admission i 8 free. Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonald, Ltd., insert particulars in our auction columns of a sale of household furniture and effects at tho family rosidence. No. 22, Kent-ter-race, on Tuesday, 13th July, at 1.30 o'clock, on account of Mr. D. D. Hyde (late chief poultry expert), who is leaving Wellington. Mr. Joh. E. Lindberg, draper, Cubastreet, announces further reduced prices for his Rale to-morrow. mOW N HALL. Direction of T. J. West. SPECL4L NOTE.— On cold nights the Hall will be Artificially Heated, so as to ensure the absolute comfort of our Patrons. NIGHTLY, at 8. NIGHTLY, at 8. All Supreme and Above Everything ! WEST'S PICTURES! WEST'S PICTURES! WEST'S PICTURES! TO-NIGHT A. UNIQUE ATTRACTION ! Pathe Freres' Superb Pictorial Condensation of Victorien Sardou's Tragedy, LA TOSCA ! LA TOSCA ! ' LA TOSCA ! LA TOSCA ! LA TOSCA ! LA TOSCA ! Every Scene in this Thrilling Drama is Faithfully Delineated by Leading Parisian Artists headed by the Eminent Actress SARAH "BERNHARDT ! TO-NIGHT is the Last Night of tho Famous Patriotic Picture, THE INVADERS! And 'Our Present Popular Programme. TO-MORROW, AN ALL-NEW CHANGE ! Including "La To6ca" and "The Return of Ulysses." Appropriate Musical Accompaniments by DE GROEN'S VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA, West's pictures at West's Pricos. Dress Circle, Is 6d ; Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. Plan at Dresden. 6d Extra Booking A. M. MILLER, Manager. m H B A T E E ROYAL. TO-NIGHT, TERRIFIC SUCCESS. TO-NlGHT— Attractions Extraordinary. FULLERS' SINGING PICTURES. FULLERS' SINGIJSTG PICTURES. TO-NIGHT— Your LAST Opportunity TO-MGHT— Your LAST Opportunity Of Seeing The Only Biograph Film of the ARNST-WEBB BOAT RACE I ARNST-WEBB BOAT RACE! Faithfully showing the complete History of this World's Great Race. All our other Pictures NEW, including — SAVED BY LOVE! SATURDAY NIGHT, COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Splendid Orchestra. Cosy theatre. Dress Circle 2s, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. Bos Plan at Dresden. DISCLAIMER. T H. A. CRAMOND, of Thos. Cook -■-' and Sons, Wellington, am not the Horaco C'raminond charged with an offence in tho SM. Court on Wednesday, 7th July, 1909. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late John Henry Taylor are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, No. 215, Grant-road, on Sunday, 11th July, 1909, at 2.30 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60, Taranaki-st. Telephone 937 (day or night). PACIFIC LODGK DRUIDS, No. 8. MEMBERS of this Lodge and other Lodges are invited to attend the Funeral of the late Bro J. H. Taylor, Albion Lodge, Napier, which will leave bis late residence, 215, Grant-road, on Sunday, at 2.30, for Karori Cemeteiy. By order. '\ Z. QUARRIB, Secretory