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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 85, 8 October 1915, Page 2

TO-NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ! "EARL OF LIVERPOOL'S OWN." TRENTHAM REGIMENTAL BAND (By kind permission of Colonel Fulton) will give a GRAND BAND CONCERT! LARGE TOWN HALL. AT THE T ARGE TOWN HALL. ARGE TOWN HALL - JLo ARGE TOWN HALL At 8 sharp. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), Bth OCTOBER At 8 sharp. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Liverpool, also Members of National Ministry, His Worship the Mayor, and Defence Authorities. GRAND PROGRAMME: TRENTHAM REGIMENTAL BAND will play — Opening Overture, "Ravenswood March" (Grimmer). Overture, "Poet and Peasant.". War Pictures — "Armies of Europe at War." Song-^-Signor Abel Rowe. Descriptive Fantasia — "A Soldier's Life" (Shipley Douglas) " Exhibition by Brigade Drummers (12 strong) INTERVAL. March — "Our Boys" (Ivan M. Levy, Wellington) War Pictures — "Armies of Europe at War Song — Miss Miriam Russell Military March — New Zealand's National Song, "The Soldier." 'Arranged by-R. Leslie- Jones, Wellington. (Specially dedicated to N.Z. Troops) Overture — "Raymond" (Rimmer) God Save the King ! SPECIAL NOTE.— Mr. G. H. Holmes (Manager of "The Armies of Europe at War" Films Co., London), being the L essee of the Large Town Hall To-night (Friday), has kindly consented to allow the Band the use of same, and, in addition, "The Armies of Europe at War" Films Co. will screen tbe latest ACTUAL WAR FILMS at intervals throughout the evening. PORTION OF PROCEEDS IN AID OF PROVIDING BINOCULARS. JUPP'S BAND will play from Messrs. Kirkcaldie and Stains, 7.30 p.m., via Willis-street and Manners-street, to the Town Hall. PRICES— Circle, 2s (Reserved, 2s 6d) ; Ground Floor, Is. Plan at Bristol. Doors open early. - JOSEPH LEWIS, Gene-ral Secretary NJJ. Patriotic Society.

STARTED MONDAY MORNING, I And now, after 40 Exhibitions, still going strong at THE EMPRESS HE EMPRESS Chas. Darrel's World-renowned Play, "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." "WHILE LONDON SLEEPS." In 4 superbly-produced acts. The most sensational story of "the hub of the world" of all that have been | written. ATTEND THE DAY SESSIONS, ; And so avoid the queue waits. OTHER FINE FILMS. • Prices: 3d and 6d by day; at night, 6d all over. Res. Section Is. ON MONDAY AT THE T7IMPRESS. i HE JCJMPRESS. Vitagraph's magnificently powerful 3-act Drama. A sensational sea tale of the Jack London type. "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES.',' "THE ENEMIES." "THE ENEMIES." 'The story of a great wrong and a terrible vengeance. The most intensely gripping film ever Vitagraphed. IT WILL LIFT YOU OUT OF THE SEAT! SEE IT ON MONDAY ! TyjACMAHON'S THEATRE. TO-DAY ! TO-DAY ! TO-DAY ! The Picture of tho Yew, GOOD-BYE SUMMER. GOOD-BYE SUMMER. GOOD-BYE SUMMER-GOOD-BYE SUMMER. GOOD-BYE SUMMER. GOOD-BYE SUMMER. A Powerful and Pathetic Dramatisation of Tosti's Immortal Song, in Two Acts. A Film- of Tender Sentiment and Infinite Grace. / Together with "A Thief in the Night". (Lubin. dram*), "A Lover in Armour" (Keystone comedy), "Clothes Count" (Lubin comedy), Making a Sporting Rifle 'interest picture), and the Gaumont Graphic. Prices: 6d and 3d by day, 6d -at -night, Children under 12 3d. Continuous from, 11 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. "OUR BOYS" MARCH. Price 2s. For Piano. Composed by Ivan Levy. fTIO-MORROW Afternoon this stirring -1- military march will be played by the "Earl of Liverpool's Own" Regimental Band while marching through the city. On sale at the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. SPRING MEETING, 23rd and 25th OCTOBER, 1915. NOMINATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS at the above Meeting will close at 9 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, 11th OCTOBER, 1915, at the Office of the Club, Woodward-street, Wellington. A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS I TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. ALL Connections for which Subscriptions are unpaid at Noon on the 12th day of October, 1915, will be cut off in accordance with the notice printed on i accounts rendered. \ By Order. H. P. WYATT, Acting Superintendent, Telegraph Office. MAKARA COUNTY COUNCIL PAYING FOR THE HUTT-ROAD. • The monthly meeting of the council tfas held to-day. Present: — Councillors A J. Taylor "(chairman), J. A. Pyle, J. H Haggerty, S. Bryant, G. Monk; and H. J. Monaghan. A deputation of Makara residents waited upon the council, and requested that the people in. Makara Riding should be exempt "\from tho special rate for th<j Hutt-road, as they were already paying a, subsidy to the Karori Borough. They felt that the Porirua Riding was badly treated tin having to pay for the Huttroad, but two wrongs did not make a v right. The people of tho Miramar Bor> ough made moxe use of the Hutt-road than the residents of Makara, who never used the road at all; they had no connection whatever with it. The Chairman said the trouble was that they had been saddled with a better road than they wanted, and they had to pay for it. It was decided to inform the deputation that the council could take no action in the matter. A letter was read from the ranger, Te-> questing permission to withdraw his resignation. Councillors spoke favourably of the excellent work done by the ranger, and it was decided to increase his salary £48 per annum, in addition to the fees received from stock impounded. A letter was read from Mr. W. H. Morton, City Engineer, calling attention to the fact th.it, consequent upon the widening of the Ngahauranga Gorgeroad, and the deposit of filling over the drain from the municipal abattoirs, the drain had been found to be broken in two places. Tho cost of the necessary repairs would be heavy in view of tho difficulty m removing the filling. Accounts amounting to £202 Os 6d were passed for payment. The clerk stated that the overdraft amounted to £938 lls 2d. For the man who walks some ; our easy-fitting boots are a boon. Good makes at 14s 6d, 15s 6d, 19s 6d, 22s 6d, 255. Geo, Fnwlrk T.trf,. Mannersstreet. — Advt.