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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 69, 23 March 1910, Page 8

COMPLETE CHANGE TO-NIGHT ! ALL BRAND NEW PICTURES! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRB. Prop., John Fuller and Sons. EVERY EVENING AT 8. MATINEE GOOD FRIDAY. Rcc Special Adv't. re Matinee?. Complete Change To-night. An All-NeW 1 icturc Programme Direct from London by the English Mail on Monday. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES ! HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES! All New! All New! All Newf WILD BIRDS IN THEIR HAUNTS, A lieantifully-Coloured Study by Olive ft Pike, F.Z.S., F.R.P.S. THE PUJCKY ROAD, A htory of Fate's Canriciousness. Ameru ttiv o3^?!?? 1 ? 1 * Co ' 8 Very latest. ™E INDIAN-! A Fine Wild Weafi THE INDIAN! Study Excitins HUNTING THE w£d DEER Iot* LXMOOR— Taken Last Month. A DUEL IN MIDAIR, „. „„ An Edison Sensation. sfS«?i All , lov - ors of Grand °p erai £ A H~ ! and thls story of perennial FAUST! interest should sco this THE RHINE TO BINGEN, ' A Beautiful Piece of Photography. Edmund Payne and Geo. Grossmith fai "OUR MISS GD3BS." NICK CARTER! In gome mor« NICK CARTER! Famous ExploitsTHE TERROR AND THE TERRIER Etc, Etc., Etc., Etc. One Shilling and Sixpence. Doors 7. Plan Chrißtcson. Tel. 3^53. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Prop., John Fuller and Sons HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES* SPECIAL KINEMATINEES. GOOD FRIDAY— KINEMATINEE EASTER SATURDAY— KINEMATDCEH EASTER MONDAY— KINEMATINEE. In order to further popularise these Matinees, we are making one charge for Everybody to All Parts — 6d. SIXPENCE. 6d. EVERYBODY to All Parts. Doors open 2. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. EASTER' MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES! IS MAJESTY'S PICTURES! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY ! (NOTE.— The Pictures to be shown at the Town Hall havo never before beea exhibited in New Zealand, and the Entertainment is entirely distinct from that given at His Majesty's Theflire.) A PROGRAMME OF THE LATEST; NOVELTIES, Including the Exclusive Subject. . THE LAST MUSTER 1 THE LAST MUSTER Of tho BALACLAVA LIGHT BRIGADE. I BALACLAVA LIGHT BRIGADE. "All that was left of them, * "Left of Six Hundred." Purchased by Mr. Fuller, at an enormous cost, to benefit the Balaclava Sur« vivors' Fund. ' "Honour the charge they made, '•Honour the Light Brigade, "Noble Six Hundred." Tho one and only opportunity of seeing this picture, EASTER MONDAY NIGHT, At the TOWN HALL. TOWN HALI^, I OUR USUAL PRICES— I ONE SHILLING. SIXPENCE, QPERA HOUSE* GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT. STAR PICTURES. STAR PICTURES. STAR PICTURES. Introducing a Kinematographie representation of the Greatest Play ever written by the Literary Monarch of the Human Race. "OTHELLO." "OTHELLO." "OTHELLO." "OTHELLO." (In Five Act« and Fifteen Scenes.) A Story of Love, Passion, Jealousy, an 4 Death. Supported by an All-New Budget of STAR SUBJECTS Prices— Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, Is; Back Stalls and Gallery, 6d. MATINEE GOOD FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Admission, 6d to All Parts. J. A. MACDONALD. C1 AUMONT'S CINEMATOGRAPHS: T Full stocks cairied. Send for Second-hand Film List, and particulars of Hiring FiIms.— AUSTRALIAN" KODAK, LTD., 6, Mcrcer-at., Wellington WELLINGTON BAPTIST~CHURCHT Vivian-street. MISSIONARY ADDRESS ON THURSDAY, at 8 o'clock. MISS HENRY, of Central China, wiU speak, in Chinese Costume, and will show Chinese Curios. Parents are specially invited to brin« their children with them. WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION Off, SPIRITUALISTS (Regd.). No. 1, HOME-STREET (Kent-terrace), TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock MADAME PAIEY, the Epglish Medium, will devote the whole evening to Psychometric Readings of Articles brought by the audience, and answering Mental Questions. Admission 6d and Is. TOjTHARF LABOURERS' UNION. BENEFIT CONCERT AND DANCE Will bo Held m DRUIDS' HALL, T^ARANAKI-ST.^ On THURSDAY, 24th MARCH, 1910, At 8 p.m. Good Music. Good Dancing. Good Singing Tickets Is. T. SMITH, Secretary. ST. PAUL'S PARISH? "* "PARISHIONERS are reminded that th« •*• Offertories on Easter Day, by th» direction of the Synod, are to be handed over to the Vicar. T. F. MARTIN, AY. F. BARRAUD, Churchwardens. JOHNSONVILLE TOWN~IbOARD. " I HEREBY convene a Meeting of Rate» payers to be held in the Rechabita Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd March (iii3t.), at 8 p.m., to consider a Report by R. S Rounthwaitc, Esq., M.lnst., C.E., on the proposed Water Supply for Johnbonville. JOHN ROD, Chairman. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL) UNION. IVTOTICE is hereby given that the An- ^ nual General bleating of Delegates to tl.o Wellington Rugby Football Uniou will ba held at the V.M.C.A. Rooms Willis-street, Wellington, TO-NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, tho 23rd instant, at 7.38 p.m. Business : To receive Annual Report and Bat ance-sheer. Election of Ofßcerß. To consider sundry proposals for alteiation of the rules, notice of which has been given in accordar.eo with the rules. General. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. _\Vclhngton, _23rd_ March, 1910. WELLINGTON "ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. MEMBERS are reminded of the Meeting to be held THIS (Wednesday) KVBNING, at 7.45 p.m. in Chamber of Commerce. Subject — "Goodwill," by A. S. Biss, Eeq., F.N.Z.A.A. J. L. ARCUS, Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EXTRA EXPRESS TRAINS BETWEEN WELLINGTON ANO AUCKLAND DURING EASTER HOLIDAYS. nniHE Extra Express Trains running ■*- during the Easter Holiday Period will STOP "at Hunterville to take up and bet down passengers for or from stations at which these trains are timed to stop. 1 KY OPTWR