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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 150, 26 June 1915, Page 2

QUEEN CARNIVAL RESULTS Will be announced. "mHE EMPRESS" — To-day at 11. "X HE EMPRESS" — AH Day. LAST NIGHT OF GREAT FILMS. Avoid the Crush. Be Early. NORDISK'S MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL The Glorious 3000 ft Drama, Full of Grip, "THE CANDLE AND THE MOTH." "THE CANDLE AND THE MOTH." "THE CANDLE AND THE MOTH." "THE CANDLE AND THE MOTH." THE GOLD IN THE GUTTER OF LIFE POSITIVELY NOBLE AND GREAT. Five Great New Supporting Films. Five Great New Supporting Films. Inoluding "PEANUTS AND BULLETS." (Keystone). MONDAY AT 11. MONDAY AT 11. SYD. CHAPLIN At bis SYD, CHAPLIN best in Keystone's "GUSSY'S DAY OF REST)" "GTJSSY'S DAY OF REST I" "GUSSY'S DAY OF REST!" "GUSBY'S DAY OF REST!" Real Rollicking Keystone Fun. Lubin's Great Military Play, "THE WAR BAfeYI" "THE WAR BABY!" It's Emotional, Touching, Tender. • "LIFE .AT THE FRONT!" "LIFE AT THE FRQNT!" "LIFE AT THE FRONT!" 'A grand record of the Allies' Forces in Europe. And THE LATEST WAR TOPICAL. THE LATEST WAR TOPICAL. ADULTS, 3d and 6d. RES. Is QHOKTH THEATRE. The Home of Perfectly Projected Pictures. COMMENCING MONDAY. - Great Two-Star "Feature" Bill. The Biggest Laugh for Ten Yearn BILLIE RITCHIE and BILLIE RITCHIE and GERTRUDE SELBY. GERTRUDE SELBY.' /'AFTER HER MILLIONS I" "AFTER HER MILLIONS!" "AFTER HER MILLIONS!" "AFTER HER MILLIONS!" 2000 ft Of Fun and Laughter. 2000ft ] Essanay Special Feature. 2500 ft. 2500 ft. I "ANY WOMAN'S CHOICE!" "ANY WOMAN'S CHOICE!" "ANY WOMAN'S CHOICE I" "ANY WOMAN'S CHOICE!" ) Produced by an All Star oast, including Boverley Bayne, Helen Dunbar, Francis X. Bqshman, and Bryant Washburn. LATEST WAR JOURNAL. And a Superb Supporting Programme. THE ASSOCIATED BOARD R.A.M., AND R.C.M., LONDON. ENTRIES for »U Practical Subiecta Close on THURSDAY, let JULY, at the Board's Office, care The Bristol Piano, Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. Entry forma may bo obtained at all musio stores. The Examination will be held during October, and they will bo conducted by Dr. F. G, Shinn, F.R.0.0., A.R.C.M. E. O. GIBBES, Hon. Local Representative. ST, JOHN AMBULANCE. ' 'ART UNION DRAWING. AN enjoyable Concert w»g held- in Miss Tendall's Tea Ropms last night, when the art unions in connection with, the candidature of the St, John Ambulance Queen were drawn. ■ The winning tickets are sefc out below : — Diamond ring— Ticket No. 3068, Mias L, Barker, 161, Thorndon-quay. Topaz brooch— Ticket No. 368, Mrs. Ramsay, Courtenay-place P.O. Hand cameras — No. 63, Captain Cooper, and No. 22, J. Donaldson, 33, Hobsonstreet; gas cooker, No. 82, L. Puterson, Brooklyn; ladies' bag, No, 16, no name; chased gold watch, No. 53. Mrs. Goulter, Box 808. Admission ticket— let, 7453; 2nd, 7422; 3rd, 7400. Enamel and pearl necklace, No. 93, Dr. Shand, Vivian-street ; gold watch and bow, No. 172, Mr. J Hookham, 11, Poplar-grove; eapphire ring, No. 26, no name; bicycle, No. 568, E. Johnston; gold fob chain, No. 35, no name; easy chair, No. 184, W, Moorhouse, Dixon-street. j Sevres dinner set, 2s 6d tickets— No. 85, M*Leod, Featherston-street ; Sevres tea act, 2s tickets— No. 1948, A. L. Willie, 7th Reinf orcemfcntfe ; Sevres coffee set, Is 6d tickets— No, 1260, Mr. Beamish, G.P.O. Fifty pieces of Sevres set, Is tickets — 6 meat plates, 657, Mr. Rattray ; 5 pudding plates, 567, A. E. Kinnard, Northland; 4 meat plates, 1855, W. Wise, Paraparaumu ; 4 soup plates, 779, A. Meo, The Terrace; 3 meat plates, 384, A. V. O'Brien, The Dominion; 3 soup plate 3, 784, M. Bayly, Stratford; 3 tea cup and saucers, 936, Miss Bhirtcliffe, Tinakoriroadj 3 ooffeecupe and saucers, 956, Mm Day, Rongatai-terrace; 3 pudding plates, 617, Miss Stowe, Tinakori-road; 3 tea plates, 526, A. E. Kinnard, Northland; 2. tea oupa «nd saucers, 661, Mrs. Lowry North, Napier; 2 coffee cups and saucers, 1101, Mies Watson, Thorndon-quay ; 2 pudding pUtes,' 147, Mr». Fisk, 10, Rosinaterrace; 1 meat plate, 829, Miss M, P. Hughes, 195, The Terrace; 1 soup plate, 60L Nancy Riley, 182, Willis-street; 1 tea cup and aaucor, 744, Mr. 'C. T. Tulley, Hill-street ; 1 coffee cup and saucer, 106, G. Luff, 91, Cuba-street; 1 pudding plato, 449, Miss Macandrew, Manners-street; 1 pudding plate, 693, Janet Stout, The Terrace; 1 tea 'plate, 182, F F. Hicmott, Bufctarworth. Bros. In the Estate of JOHN RODERICK M'DONALD, late of Levin, Sheepformer, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Creditors and other persons having claims or demands against the Estate of John Roderick M 'Donald, late of Leyin, in the Provincial District of Wellington, ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to send particulars in writing^ of their claims or demands to the undersigned, the Execators of the E&tate of the. said deceased, on or before the 24th day of JULY, 1915, at the UNDERMENTIONED ADDRESS. Dated at Wellington this 22nd day of Jnne, 1915. JAMES MACINTOSH. JAMES M'LEAVEY Address— C/o W G. Turnbull and Co., Ltd., Custonihcmse-quay, Wellington. nrariEKiE^i war map, n^! 5 I ▼▼ (Copyright). ! PRINTED IN SEVEN COLOURS. Showing in Large Scale: ITALIAN FRONTIER i i ADRIATIC SEA BALKAN STATES. With Inset Map of Galiipoli Peninsula. Price 6d, posted 7d. From all Booksellers. J. WILKIE AND CO., Dunedin, Publishers. LEGAL. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. j WE hereby give notice that, as from the Ist day of July, 1915, we have admitted to Partnership Mr. E. M. Sladden, of Wellington, and the business will in future be carried on under the style of "Field, >Luokie, and Sladden." Dated this 26th day of June, 1915. W. H FIELD, i MARTIN LUCKIE, Barristers and Solicitors, 160, Featherston-street, ! Wellington, j TDIOR Neuralgia and Shattered Nervos, '-I- try Green's Neuralgia and Nervo Tonic. It never fa Of. Acts promptly, ■while its effecte fir© lasting. Price 2s 6d bottle. Procurable at It. M. Green's, Chemist, 141, Vivian-street. 1 T ADIES, pleaee iNote. 'Phone No. X-* 828 A. B. 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