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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 74, 28 March 1914, Page 2

TjIMPRESS THEATRE " Where Everybody Goes." Stalls 3d. Dress Circle 6d. MONDAY. Edison's Magnificent Sensational "Feature," "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" ' . "STANTON"S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "STANTON'S LAST FLING!" "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE CROSSED" "DOUBLE CROSSED" - (Keystone "Feature" Comedy). ' "TANGLED THREADS" "TANGLED THREADS" "TANGLED THREADS" "TANGLED THREADS" "TANGLED THREADS" "TANGLED THREADS" (Vita's Great Comedy Hit). "TRIP THROUGH "TRIP THROUGH "TRIP THROUGH "TRD? THROUGH "TRIP THROUGH "TRIP THROUGH LOWER BRITTANY" / LOWER BRITTANY" / LOWER BRITTANY" LOWER BRITTANY" LOWER BRITTANY" LOWER BRITTANY" (Beautiful Scenes in France). Supported by other "feature" subjects. the empress full orchestra, new zealand natives' assoOIATION. / • \ WITH the wider object of preserving and cementing our national character and with the more immediate purpose of promoting the interests and furthering the welfare of its members, it has been decided to establish in Wellington, and later in other parts of the Dominion, a New Zealand Natives' Association. This Association will aim to establish important principles on all matters affecting the welfare and developmejit of New Zealand, and, generally speaking, give attention to anything affecting the interests of our Members as against those of other individuals with possibly less claim to consideration. By means of this association it is hoped to induce the native-born to take an intelligent and active interest in their own affairs and, with the growing of mutual interests, promote a better understanding between master and man in the various pjanes of citizenship which form our social structure. Schemes will be brought forward for raising funds whereby we can assist our own members who, by unfortunate circumstances, are in ur-gent-need of assistance. The Association will_,ha.ye no formula or secret signs, and- -will* open- ita membership. <to all respectable native-born males or females over the age of seventeen years, or persons having resided in New Zealand for twenty-five years. We do not intend to interfere in questions of party politics, but in 'matters affecting the welfare of New Zealand as a whole we claim to have the right to be heard, and if ever the^ occasion demands our power as a national association shall be distinctly recognised. We are to be non-sectarian, and will enquire into no man's religion, nor allow any religious discussion at our meetings Every member is expected to do all in his power to at all times assist his fellow members. CONSTITUTION. This association shall consist of an unlimited number of respectable male and female members, who shall be natives of New Zealand or have resided in the Dominion for a period of 25 years. SUBSCRIPTION. The subscription has been fixed at the low figure of 5s per annum, so that the help and influence of the association may be within reach of all. BANKERS. The bankers of the association shall be the Bank of New Zealand, and all moneys paid out shall be by cheque signed by the Chairman, Treasurer, and Secretary. AUDITOR. The books shall be audited by a publio accountant, and the books shall be open for inspection to members at any reasonable time. Solicitor to the Association: — H. BUDDLE. Application forms may be obtained at the following places: — N. Aitken, Stationer, Courtenay-place. E. Perry, Tobacconist, Manners-street. E. Morris, jun., 60, Taranaki-street. Community Distributing Co., Baker's Buildings. F. Castle, Chemist, Courtenay-place. C. and P. Cording, Stationers, Cour-tanay-place. S. Brown, Ltd., Johnston-street, Merchants. M. Tracy, Bootmaker, Clyde-quay. C Cording, Tobacconist, Courtenayplace. Len. M'Kenzie, Chemist, Manners-street. C. W. J. Day, Picture Framer, Cour-tenay-place. Or write to C. M'INTYRE, Hon. Spc , 60, Taranaki-st. SUCCESSFUL MUSIC ! BEGG'S BEST SELLERS. WE wish to draw the attention of lilusic-lovers to the following International successes : — SONGS— "May in My Garden" "God Remembers When the World Forgets" "A Little Love, a Little Kiss" "Little Grey Home in the West." PRICE, Is 9d each. POPULAR BALLADS— "Trail of the Lonesome Pine" "That's How I Need You" "You Made Me Love You" "On the Mississippi." PRICE, Is 6d each WALTZES— "Golden Morn" (Cowley) "Dawn of Spring" (Hope) "Dream of the South." PRICE, Is 9d each TANGO"Tres Moutardo" ("Too Much Mus- . tard"). This Tango is an extraordinary success, and is played all over thr> World , PRICE, Is 9d copy. All interested arc cordially invited to visit our Warehouse to lieur the above. Our Pianists are always at your service. CHAS. BEG(f & CO, LTD., MANNERSST., WELLINGTON, Sole Agents for High-grade Pianos by Brinsmead, Bluthner, Schiedmayer, Gors, and Kallmann, etc. T WILL Not be responsible for any -*- Debts contracted in my name without my written authority. (Signed) ALFRED DRYDEN, 193, Ingeßtr«-ttreet.