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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 52, 29 August 1914, Page 2

TCTAYWARD'S. THE KING'S. JLX. I TO-NIGHT is the Last Night of MAORILAND'S OWN GREAT DRAMA " HINEMOA " Acted at " HINEMOA " Rotorua " HINEMOA " by fifty " HINEMOA " Maoris. Splendidly Supported by THE SEVEN BEST PICTURES THE SEVEN BEST PICTURES i THE SEVEN BEST PICTURES THE SEVEN BEST PICTURES Ever Shown on One Programme. MONDAY NEXT. . MONDAY NEXT. A VITAGRAPH STAR EXCLUSIVE, Wonderfully acted by THE GREAT VITAGRAPH PLAYERS. A Modern Drama on Modern Lines. i A Vivid Tragedy of the Sea. ' "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." "LOST IN MID-OCEAN." Featuring with startling: realism A STARTLING SHIPWRECK AT SEA. Full Steam Ahead — Striking an Iceberg — Recoil and Gradual Sinking of Vessel-#-The Final Plunge. AN ASTONISHING ACHIEVEMENT. POPULAR KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d and Is. 'Reserves Dresden Is 6d. J PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, Manners-st. (next* Begg's). THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE! LAST NIGHT. LAST NIQHT. TO-NIGHT, "THE MIDNIGHT STRIKE." "THE MIDNIGHT STRIKE." "THE MIDNIGHT STRIKE-" A Magnificent Feature. "THE WAY OF A WOMAN." " WARWICK CHRONICLE." " JONES'S BURGLAR TRAP." "LIFE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA." . "TWEEDLEDUM AS CHAUFFEUR." AND A HOST OF OTHERS. MONDAY (NEXT) MONDAY. "THE CRY OF THE BLOOD!" "THE CRY OF THE BLOOD." "THE CRY OF THE BLOOD." "THE CRY OF THE BLOOD." Exclusive to the P.PiP. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! STAR THEATRE^ NEWTOWN. Fuller's Groat Pictures TO-NIGHT IS THE LAST NIGHT OF "ADOPTED SON I" A Great "ADOPTED SON!" Drama. "A CUNNING INTRIGUE" (Drama). "GRANDMOTHER'S WEDDING • DRESS." And an Extra Special List. MONDAY, "WAR DOGS OF TO-DAY." * PATRIOTIC FUND. 'A MEETING of the Residents of Brooklyn will be held at the Schoolhouse, Brooklyn, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., to consider tho best vray of assisting Britain in the present Crisis. NOTE.— He who gives quiokly , gives twice. J. BURTON, Secretary, Pro Tern. j BRITONS ALL! BRITONS ALL! ( A GRANIP CONCERT Will be given by Miss Flora Shaw, assisted by Wellington's leading talent and the Wellington Gas Co.'s Full Orchestra. IN AID OF THE MAYOR'S PATRI- | OTIC FUND. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, 1914." j WEDNESDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1914. Under ,the distinguished patronage of Their Excellencies tho Earl and Countess of Livorpool, General Sir Alexander and Lady Godley^ the Right Hon. W. F. and 1 Mrs. and Miss Massey, Ministers of the Crown, Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, Mr. T. M. and Mrs. and Miss Wilford, His Worship the Mayor and Mayoress, City Councillors, and other influential citizens. FULL PROGRAMME LATER. Popular prices'. Mrs. E. Queree, Accompanist. W. R. POTTER, Hon. Sec. N.Z. NATIVES' ASSOCIATION. fIBAND ART UNION, ** In Aid of i THE RELIEF FUND For the Dependents of Our Boys who jure Leaving for the Firing Line. A VALUABLE PICTURE And THE MOST • VALUABLE AND HISTORICAL FLAG IN THE DOMINION. The Flag bears the signatures of Hi* Excellency tho Governor, Countess of Liverpool, Premier and Cabinet Ministers, His Worship the Mayor, and Officers who are leaving with Expeditionary Force. Tickets lg, everywhere. j Flag on view at George and George, Drapers, Cuba-street, • • ' C. M'INT-YRE, j Hon. Sec. N.Z. Natives* Association. sth' (WELLINGTON) REGIMENT. coWpanylparades. THE Parades of A, B, and C Companies will Recommence on MONDAY, the 31&t ins.t., and Fortnightly thereafter until further notice. All parades are compulsory. Tho parades of D Company have already been notified in Company Orders by Major Ross. H. M. W. RICHARDSON, Captain N.Z.S.C., Adjutant, sth (Wellington) Regiment. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. CANDIDATES may Book Dates for V^ use of Examination Room and Piano on and after MONDAY, 31st AUGUST, 1914.Apply . L. COHEN, Local Secretary. Care B&rraud and Son. Chemists, Molesworth-street. Office of Public Service Commissioner, Wellington, 11th August, 1914. A PUBLIC SERVICE Entrance Examination, for Male candidates only, will be conducted qn or about the 17th NOVEMBER, 1914, and following days. _ , Applications must reach the InspectorGeneral of Schools, Wellington, on or before the Bth September, 1914, and must be made on forms obtainable from the Education Department, from any Educa-* tion Board, or from this office. _ A list of the centres at which Examinations* will be held is printed on the form of applicatiou. There will be approximately 100 appointments made from the list of succesafii l candidates. Salary to commence will be £50 per annum (Ist Subdivision, Class VIII. , Clerical Division), together with lodging allowance of £28 for the first year in the casts of officers stationed away from home. A. J. H. BENGE, Secretary.