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|-^RAND OPERA. HOUSE. Lessees —.c^-^ J- C. Williamson, Ltd. Sub-Leeseef h .™« George Willdughby. Commencing a Brief Season on SATURDAY NEXT, 3rd MARCH. GEORGE WILLOUGHBY And his NEW MUSICAL FARCE COMPANY, In Ceo. Broadhurst's 3 Acts of Irresistible Laughter, WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES! WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES! Interspersed with tho Latest SONGS AND DANCES. ' A Bishop—A Bagman—A Professor —A Prize-fighter—Some Attractive Girls, and . a. Trick Piano. A Recipe Guaranteed to Cure the Blues. WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES! GEO. WILLOUGHBY as JONES, the Bagman, who travels for a Hymn Book House and sells Playing Cards as a side line, assisted by a Talented Company of Comedians, will REVEAL THE COMICAL FACTS. In your saddest moments the thought of it will buck you up. Prices—3s, 2s, Is. Reserved Seats, 4s. Box Plans at The Bristol Open TUESDAY, 27th February. ' IT'S HERE! IT'S HERE! And Starts on MONDAY At Q^HORTT'S THEATRE. At The Most Talked-of Picture of the Year. The Picture, that has been Eulogised by the Press Throughout the World. A Wonder Star in a Wonder Play.. MABEL TALIAFERRO MABEL TALIAFERRO % MABEL TALIAFERRO MABEL TALIAFERRO : In ■"GOD'S HALF ACRE!" "GOD'S HALF ACRE!" "GOD'S HALF ACRE!" ''GOD'S HALF ACRE!" In Five Acts of Supreme Heart Interest. And A BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. tfi RAND THEATRE, PETONE. \ TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!, THENRY AINLEY and ALMA TAYLOR In the Famous Comedy-Drama, ' ■ "SWEET LAVENDER!" A Magnificent Drama of Modern Life. "THE BROKEN COIN!" Strong Supporting Ifcems._ Box Plan at tho Grand Confectionery. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. S. EOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. LAST NIGHT OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN in " THE BANDMASTER!" " THE BANDMASTER!" ALSO SHOWING: A World Film full of strength and.pathos. "A WOMAIfS POWER!" : "A WOMAN'S POWER!" " A .WOMAN'S POWER!" .' Two of the oldest themes in the world are hero interwoven. ■ THE FEUD, and the . POWER OF WOMAN OVER MAN. " A WOMAN'S POWER !" "A WOMAN'S POWER!" . Featuring Charming MOLLIE KING. MOLLIE KING. , : Big Supporting Pictures.' , rpHE BRITANNIA. J- HE BRITANNIA. . TO-DAY! i .-: /„ . " .. ;•;;. TO-NIGHT! A drama full of appeal and sympathy,' and containing, a wealth of dranfatic situations full of interest.- , ■.;.■';.. ■ "THE CUP OF, LIFE !" : ■ "THE CUP:OF,LIFE!" .. ■ .-■■ : - '.','. : Featuring: • . -,■ ■- - . BESSIE BARRISCALE, - :: BESSIE BARRISCALE, '-. WHICH? - .... ■ ■ Marry an honest and hard-working young man, or see life with this young million- , aire? Is the question answered in "THE CUP OF LIFE!" / EPISODE 14 of "THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA" . LAST TIME TO-DAY. - ' . EPISODE 15 of "THE MYSTERIES OF MYRA !"■ ; ■ Commences MONDAY. OUR THEATRE, ' NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, ' NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. BESSIE' BARRISCALE In "THE MATING!" (Inco). • "THE .MATING!" • (Ince). "THE MATING!" (Ince). A Story of Youth and Beauty, Delightfully Presented. T ■ E - C T U R, > E - By MAJOR WAITE, D.S.O. (N.Z.E.), At. 8' p.m. FRIDAY, 9th MARCH,"I9I7, ' Under tho Auspices of Wellington Returned Soldiers' Association. Subject: "ANZAC," . Illustrated by Lantern Slides from Original Photographs. Do not miss this opportunity of hearing- and seeing how Our Boys fared and fought on Gallipoli. ■ f Tickets can bo obtained from Members of tho Association, or from tho Secretary, , T. BOULSON. WELLINGTON; DISTRICT HOTEL; CLUB, AND RESTAURANT WORKERS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. A QUARTERLY General Meeting will vbo hold in the Trades Hall on MONDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, 1917, at 8 p.m. ' Claims for, New .Award. Finunco Report and General. All members, especially female members invited to attend. ■ ' H. O'MALLEY, General Secretary. T> ANGITIKEI RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY .. AND . THURSDAY, 21st and 22nd MARCH. Nominations for all Events (including Trial Pluto and Maiden Handicap) Close on TUESDAY, 27th February,' at 9 p.m. H. A. GOODALL, Secretary. 1908." (Section 50.) ' In tho Estate of ROBERT M'NAB, late of Wellington, Gentleman, deceased. ALL Creditors and others having claims _ against Ihis estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the Public Trustee at Wellington, on or before the 30th day of April, 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date mimed may bo rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to' the credit of tho Public Trustee's account at any Postal Money Order Office,. or paid to tho Public Trustee, Wellington. FRED FITCHETT, Public Trustee. EDDING CARDS-The mostup-to-dato Designs just opened at The Evening Post,..Olac«. _":