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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIV, Issue 9, 10 July 1912, Page 8

rpHE king;s theatre. •*- > _ Proprietors : West's, Limited, and Linley and DonoTaa. WEST'S POPULAR PICTURES. WEST'S POPULAR PICTURES. EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. . Matinees Every Saturday. New Pictures Every Monday and Thursday TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! Last Night of FATE'S BUFFETINGS. THE TAGAS. A GIPSY'S HONOUR. THE WATERFALLS OF JEMPTLAND. Prices, ,1s and 6d. Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking fee, 6d. 'Phon« 31*3. TO-MORROW t TO-MORROW I Another Now Budget of Superb Piotorial Novelties, including: The School Mann of Stonoy Guloh. The School Mann of> Stonoy Guloh. The School Mann of Stoney Guloh. SHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRE Willie-stroefc. The Home of Perfectly Projected m , Pictures. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT t LAST NIGHT! 1 Of those Two Great PicturesLast Night! THE DIAMOND ROSE Last Night! And I*«fc Night! HOW STATES ARE MADE Last Night! THE DIAMOND ROSE La«t Night t And Last Night t HOW STATES ARE MADE Last Night of a Programme that has heen Unequalled in the History of „_.. Kinematography. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW • (Thursday). Open daily, from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. - Admission— Adults, 6d ; • Children, 3d. BOXING t BOXING I ' NEW/ ZEALAND ' AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS. TOWN HALL, MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY NEXT. Each Evening at 8. Competitors from Every District in the Dominion. , Over Fifty Competitors with Reputations known throughout New Zealand. Prices— .7s 6d, 5s 6d, 4s. 3s, and 2s. ' Box Plan now open at ARMIT'S. W. G. TALBOT,. Secretary. . , NOTE.— On Monday evening the Ae6ociation will take the opportunity of making a Presentation to "Tim" Traoy. SCOTTISH SOCIETY of WELLINGTON SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. ■||/r.EMBERS are reminded of the" above -"•*- Meeting^ which will'be. held at the Rooms of W. Hall (late: Mawson's), Cubastreot; near Vivian-street • Corner TONIGHT at 8 p.m., W. ALLAN, Secretary. , FIRE DEMONSTRATIONS! FIRE DEMONSTRATIONS! V' SERIES of interesting FUtE EX--ell TINGUIBHING DEMONSTRATTIONS will bo given by the Representative oi KYL-FYRE, LIMITED (England) With KYL-EYRE, THE FD3E EXTINGUISHER, The most effective and reliable extinguisher > for dealing with all outbreak* of fire, ON THURSDAY, 11th JULY, ON. THURSDAY, 11th JULY, At 12 noon and 4- n»m., On a vacant plot of land at the CORNER OF CUBA AND WAKEFDSLD STREETS (facing side of Town Hall). If you have Property, Motdr Car, or Motor Boat, you should not fail to sco theee Demonstrations. INSTANT EXTINCTION of BLAZING PETROL. PRICE 1 Q/g EACH I Special Brass or N.-plated Extinguishers for Motor Care and Motor Boats. For particular!,, apply to Representative, care of Hurtthouse and Co., 154, Feather-ston-Btreet. AUTOMATIC COOKING. THE DOMESTIC SERVANT ..QUESTION SOLVED! rjPHE RAPID FIRELEBS COOKER "*- steams, stewe, boils, roasts, frys, and eaves 80 per cent, of your gas or coal bill. Food cooked, by the firoless process possesses a delicacy of flavour and a tenderness that commends it to tho most fastidious palate. Sample can bo seen at the office of : " GEORGE ROSS, Sussex Chambers, Panama-stroet. We have just landed the most comprehensive line of yi'BTI'OAL FILES .Ever seen in New Zealand. They are suitable for largo or small " offices, lawyers, merchants, and others. Prices are also right. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO,, LTD., 17 and 19, Cuba-street, Wdllliigton. 'PhonT"l676. ■ MRS. H. B. MASON, TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. /CLASSES on Mondays and Wodnet>. V> days, at 8 p.m., in Private Hall, Bb, Ghuznee-streot, near St. Peter's Church. Privato tuition by arrangement. Proficiency ensured in SIX PRIVATE Lessons. FUNERAL NOTICE. HHHE Frionds 07~ tho late Margaret ■*- Honoria Mooney are invited to *ttond_ her Funeral, which will leave her Son c residence, Paekakariki, on arrival of 11.15 a.m. train, To-morrow (Thursday), for Otaki Cemetery. „ ' FUNERAL CARD. mHE Friends of tho late Thomas O'HanA lon aro invited to attend his Funoral, which will leave 15. Morris, junior's, Mortuary Chapel, on Friday, 12th, at 9.45 a.m., for St. Joseph's Church, Bucklo-it., J thence to. tho Cemetery, Karori. „ , E. 'MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmcr, CO. Taranaki. street, awl 28, Revans-etreot. Telephone 937. mmm FUNERAL CARD. rnHE Friends of the lato Kdwin Toms -*- are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the resillenco of his Son-in-law, No. 50, Salamaava-raidt To-morrow (Thursday), 11th July. 1912, at 2.30 p.m., for tho Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS. Jun.. • Undertaker and Embalmer, « .... GO, TsrauakUt.. 28, Rav.aneirt. \ .'J?.haaft j?39 {d.A£ pj aigh.^ I