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Evening Post, Volume xc, Issue 79, 1 October 1915, Page 2

THE LAST o NIGHTS ! ITIHE LAST <> XIGIITS : HE LAST & NIGHTS ! -X HE LAST A NIGHTS ' WILL BE SPECIAL MILITARY NIGHTS ! ALL SOLDIERS IN UNIFORM WILL BE ADMITTED TO STALLS AT HALF-PRICE ! GRAND OPERA HOUSE. AT 7.45 P.M. To-morrow Night in the presence of The Right Hon. the Premier (Mr. W F. Massey), Right Hon. Sir Joseph Ward, the Speaker (Hon. W F Lang), and, Hon A. L. Herdman. > "LES CLOCHES DE CORNEVILLE" BY THE ' WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY. ' ALL PROFITS GO TO ' WBSSBIB ISI-BIr! lunEl WoSSSId IgSSil luSS! THE LAST OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING THE BRILLIANT CHORUS IN "The Legend of the Bells." "The Hiring Fair." "Silent Heroes." GORGEOUSLY DRESSED AND STAGED ! Produced under Sole Supervision of MR. TOM POLLARD. Conductor— Mß. BERNARD PAGE PRICES— 4s, 2s 6d, Is. Earjy Doors 6d extra. Plan at Bristol. Day Sales Chnateson s and Grande Confectionery. E. B. VANCE, Hon. Sec. TOWN HALL. COSY CONCERT CHAMBER! COSY CONCERT CHAMBER! COMMENCING SATURDAY, 2nd OCTOBER. Direction Armies of Europe War Films Co., Earl's Court-road, London. ARMIES OF EUROPE AT WAR! 8000 FEET GENUINE WAR PICTURES TAKEN ON THE ACTUAL BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE AND BELGIUM, AND WITH A N.Z. TROOPSHIP TO THE DARDANELLES. SOMETHING SPECIAL THAT WILL INTEREST YOU ! COME AND RECOGNISE YOUR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS WHO ARE FIGHTING FOR OUR LIBERTY! SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND ! JAPANESE, BRITISH, AND AUSTRALIAN NAVIES ESCORTING OUR \ WAR OF TO-DAY ! ' BOYS ! WAR OF TO-DAY ! Not a mere Picture Show, not Spectacular Coloured Review and Parade Pictures taken a year ago, but AN ENTERTAINMENT WITHOUT RIVAL! Magnificent Musical Programme. Full and Augmented Orchestra. SONGS — Signor Abel Row and Miss Miriam Russell will sing the following Songs during the season: — "Knitting" "We Mean to Fight Like Gentlemen" "To Guard Thy Liberty" "England Calls for Men," ""The Soldier" "The Firing Line" "My Land, New Zealand" DESCRIPTION— One of the ACTUAL CINEMATOGRAPHERS will describe each scene as it HAPPENED BEFORE THE CAMERA ! PRICES— Circle, 2s; Reserved, 2s 6d. Body of Hall, Is. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. LAST RUGBY MATCH! TO-MORROW, If ATHLETIC T>ARK! At 3 ATHLETIC I>ARK! Athletic XT ark ! At 3 .Athletic Jlarkj TRENTHAM CAMP v ATHLETIC ! TWO 'STRONG TEAMS IN WHAT SHOULD PROVE AN EXCELLENT GAME. TOTAL PROCEEDS WILL BE DEVOTED TO THE NEW ZEALAND SOLDIERS FUND. /»D GRANDSTAND /YD W. G TALBOT, Seoretary

SHORTT'S THEATRE. Famous Throughout N.Z for ;its Pictures, Projection, and Music. TO-NIGHT ! . TO-NIGHT ! The Big Programme Success. G. M. ANDERSON Assisted by CHARLES CHAPLIN In "HIS REGENERATION!" % BULLY BOY CARTOONS. Essanay's Grand Drama, 2000 ft, "THIRD FLOOR HIGH!" LATEST WAR JOURNAL. And » Superb Supporting Series. MONDAY NEXT ! ■ Sensational Nordisk Feature. Four Big Reels T^e BALLET GIRL'S VINDICATION. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING— City Handioap King Edward Memorial Handicap, SUMMER MEETING— ' Auckland Cup Railway Handioap -Summer Cup A.R.C Handicap Grandstand Handicap Islington Plate Auckland Plate. NOMINATIONS for above Races CLOSE on FRIDAY, Ist OCTOBER, by 9 p.m. FEES (1 soy. each) to accompany Nominations. , J. F HARTLAND, Secretary. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of CHARLES COPELAND ROSKRUGE, late of WoHington, Cbmmerci*.! Traveller, deceased. ALL creditors and others having claim: against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office, an "Wellington, on oi bofore the 4th day of December, 1915 Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Publi6 Trustee's account at any postal money order office, ot paid to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office aX, Wellington FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 30th September, 1915. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate of DANIEL BARRY, late of Wellington, Labourer, deceased ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to aend them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Wellington, on or bofore the sth day of December, 1915. Accounts not; rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any posfcaJ money order office, oi paid to the District Manager of the Public Ttus^ Office at Wellington. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 30th Septembor, 1915. TENDERS FOR CANTEEN STORES. SEALED Tenders will bo received up to 12 o'clock noon on the 9fch October, 1915, foi the Supply and Delivery at Wellington of Dry Canteen Stores required for Transports. Tender forms may be obtained at Headquarters, New Zealand Military Forces, Wellington, fa which tendcro should be addressed. Tenders must be endorsed "Tender for Troopship Canteen Store*." W. L. ROBINSON, Major, A«*t. Qua-rterruajsler-GeneraJ, N-'//. Military Ifaccm.

DRITANNIA PICTURES. "THE DOLLAR MARK!" of the WORLD FILM CORPORATION STARS. ONLY TWO MORE DATS > ROBERT WARWICK, In "THE DOLLAR MARK!" The play from which this Picture was taken ran a. whole year in New York. , NOT » Serial FULLER'S STAR CINEMA, 3d, 6d, Is Newtown Is, 6d. 3d TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "THOSE COLLEGE GIRLS." "THOSE COLLEGE GHILS." The Best of Keystones. "A FALSE FRIEND." "A FALSE FRD3ND." Second Episode "Million Dollar Mystery" MATINEE TO-MORROW TT will create a sensation at Shortt's -^ Theatre on Monday Nordisk's masterpiece, "The Ballet Girl's Vindication." FUNERAL NOTICE. iTRHE Funeral of the late Mrs. C. ■M. Blackey, of Pahautanui, will leave the Church of the Sacred Heart, Hillstreet, at 2 p.m., on Saturday, 2nd October, 1915, for the Karori Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, 27, Wingßeld-street. FUNERAL NOTICE. ' rriHE Friends of Mrs. Margaret Tonkin • -■-_ are invited to attend her Funeral, ' which wll leave her residence, 118 a, Taranaki-streefc, on Saturday, 2nd Oct., • at 2.30 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. " J. AND A. WILSON, LTD., . Buckle-street. [ — — — — i— — i— ABOUT A DOLL i , • A great deal of time was occupied by Mr. W. G Riddell, ,S.M., yesterday, in the hearing of a dispute concerning the , winner of a raffle held by the Combined Drapers' Committee in connection with i the June carnival. Miss M. E. Taylor, secretary of the committee, sued Mrs. i J. H. Ward, wife of Joseph Ward, railway porter, Woodville, for the recovery of a bridal doll valued at £10, or, in case possession could not be had, the ■ sum of £10. It was alleged that, thinking Mrs. Ward was the agent for Miss | Rhoda, Ward, a little girl living at RoseI neath, she had been handed the doll by . mistake, and had since refused to return • it. Lengthy evidence was given to prove ■ that Miss Ward, of Roeeneath, held the winning ticket, although it was admitted that Ward had been handed the doll. His ' Worship decided that Miss Rhoda Ward was the true winner of the • doll, and he could not understand how defendant had secured possession. It 1 was eyident, however, that Mrs. Ward had acted quite honestly. Judgment would be for plaintiff for the return of j the doll or payment of the sum of £5. ' No costs .were allowed, as the mistake > was one which might have been easily avoided. People who conducted raffles should be more careful. For Bronchial Coughs, teka \Vaeds' Great PepparaUat Ctir» ( X* & ~^sAdaok>.~