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QKATING Direction lIINK. OKATING John Fullur & Sons. RINK. The Recognised Home of Porfoot Pictures FULLERS' . The Best PICTURES FULLERS' of all. PICTURES , Presenting a Mivgnificen^ Series of tho Latent Importations. HUMOURS OF ANIMAL LIFE. ' YARMOUTH FISHING INDUSTRY. PATHE GAZETTE. A SLIGHT MISTAKE. PITCHER PLANT. Tho BLACKSMITH THE .OLD BOOKKEEPER. MARRIED WITHOUT KNOWING IT. DAY WITH A CIRCUS. HIS WIFE'S SECRET. THE BLACKSMITH. And Numerous Other Excellent Films. Orchestra Stalls, Is; Stalls, 6d. HE NEW TH'EATBE, Manners-street. Props., MaoMahon and Donnelly. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO ! Daily 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. TO-DAY and TONIGHT, 2nd April.' AN EXQUISITE CHANGE. EVERY PICTURE A FEATURE. "THE MINUTE AND THE MAID" (Phenomenally Sucoesßful Relianoo drama). ( ' • "YANKEE DOODLE AND OUR NAVY" (Magnificent Champion Photo-spectaolo). "WHITE FAWN'S PERIL" (Bison Exclusive Drama). "FRESH WATER FISH" (Nature Study). "SAMMY THE BOOT BOY" (drama)! "NAUGHTY LEA" 'and "A PAIR OF TROUSERS" (eomedios), etc., oto. CAN YOU BEAT IT? Etc., Etc. • Think of it! Adults SIXPENCE. Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. QHORTT'S CONTINUOUS PICTURES TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 COMPLETE CHANGE of PROGRAMME , Including that Great Exclusive Star Film, A TALE OF THE WILDERNESS 1 A TALE OF THE WILDERNESS I . A TALE OF THE WILDERNESS! A Magnificent Drama of the Wilds of Kentucky. THE GIRL AND THE SHERIFF! Vitagr&ph Drama. PICTURESQUE BRITTANY! Scenic. GaumonF Graphic. Australian Gazotto. The Jester's Joke. (Comic.) Tho Freshet (Vitagraph Drama), etc., etc. This Week's Change of Programme Eclipses Anything Previously Screened. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission— Adulte, 6d ; Children, 3d. QTAR THEATRE, NEWTOWnT WEST'S AND STAR PICTURES "Unfold the Universe." iJesgees Hayward's, Ltd. Direction 'West's. Ltd.. and Harward's, Ltd. Continued Triumphant Success, A PEOPLE'S PICTURE. THB CONVICTS ! Full of passion, THE CONVICTS ! earnestness, and THE CONVICTS ! emotional foroo. Tho Limit of THE CONVICT 1 Drwnatio THE CONVICT t Originality. THE CONVICT ! "S*vmg tho Special." "The O'Neill." "Saving the Special." ' "Tho O'Neill." HUMOURS OF ANIMAL LIFE. HUMOURS OF ANIMAL LIFE. LIVING PEACE. SLIGHT MISTAKE. An Unsurpassed, Piotorial Banquet. Pricod Is, 6d. KING GEORGE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. PICTURES! BOOMING! PICTURES 1 TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 8. ANOTHER NEW PROGRAMME. LOVE IN OLD JAPAN! LOVE IN OLD JAPAN 1 A Uniquo Dramatic ' Subject. Legally Dead ! Australian Gazetto. Raised Seats (Resorvod), Is. Floor 6d. OP' ;E R A , H (TV S~E. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. . Commencing HASTER SATURDAY, 6th APRIL. Phenomenally Grand Easter Attraction, THE , NORWOODS . > And ' YON ARK . HUGE COMBINED SHOWS. An Amalgamation of Two Gigantic Organisations. > v THE NORWOODS, Th* Incomparable Hypnotic Marvels, consolidated with YON ARK, The World's Greatest Illusionist and his All-Amorican Star Vaudeville Co. I PROFESSOR NORWOOD, Tho King Hypnotist^ I A despot amongst his subjects. MISS WINIFRED NORWOOD, The Supernatural Montal Telepathist. YON ARK, The Illusionist. More than Mysterious. GEORGE MURPHY, The Talkative Yankee Comedy Juggler, Aud a SPECIALLY SELECTED VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Prices— Reserved, 4s; unreserved 3s, 2s, Is. Early doors to stalls and gallery, 6d extra till 7.30. Box plan for Bret six nights now open at Dresden. Day Sules at Christeson's. GEO. CA y rHRO, Touring Manager. HOLY WEEK. MID-DAY ADDRESSES TO . MEN AND WOMEN. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND THURSDAY. For Men— Post Office Square, 12.20 to 12.50. Town Hall Concert Room, 1.20 to 1.50. Bishop of Wellington. For Women—Mission to Seamen Institur», Whitmore-street, 12.20 to 12.50 ; 1.20 to 1.50. Speakers; Clorgy of the Church tA England. Admission Free. No Collection. "7 —————— , — _»__ PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL- TO RIGHT HON. SIR J. G. WARD. f •• mHE Adjourned Public Meeting will be A held in tho. Chamber of Commerce, Customhouse-quay, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, 2nd April, at. 8 o'clock, for tho purpose of discussing tho proposed Testimonial to Sir Joeoph Ward in acknowledgment of hi« /long public career as Ministee and Premier. All in sympathy with tho movement, irrespective of party politico, aro cordially invited to attend. H. C.'TEWSLEY, Chuirman. STAR BOATING CLUBc A SPECIAL General Moeting will b© held at the Clubhouse at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. Committee Moeting at 7.30 p.m. Business— Arrangements ro Presentation /of Prizes, Annual Ball. Fj_H-_G-J&AIiVIN, Hon. Beo. N.Z. "LABOUR PARTY. • WELLINGTON ELECTORAL BRANCHES. A SPECIAL MEETING of members of tho' Wellington Electoral Branches, is called for WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, 3rd APRHj, at 3 o'clock, ia tho Trades Hall. ttueinasß important. Consideration of Special Business of last mooting. Full attendance requested. ' .1. V. SMITH, Secretary Wellington Main Branch. WELLINGTON BUILDING TRADES LABOURERS' UNION. /I MEETING of'ubovo Union will be i-'V hftld on WEDNESDAY, 3rd April, 1912, at 8 o'clock p.m. Busines;— Nomination of Officers, to appoint Delegates to the Unity Conference, and General. ' AU raeaib*.:« requested to attend. - *•• KENNEDY, Secretary