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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 57, 8 March 1923, Page 2

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT , POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Of The World's Greatest Love Story, "QUEEN OF SHEBA." "QUEEN OF SHEBA." "QUEEN OF SHEBA." "QUEEN OF SHEBA." At BRITANNIA. . CONTINUOUS RITANNIA. From 11 a.m. Daily, COMMENCING FRIDAY, COMMENCING FRIDAY, RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE In the> most thrilling modern Western Story over filmed; "LUCKY DAN." "LUCKY DAN." "LUCKY DAN." And MISS DU PONT In "THE GOLDEN GALLOWS." Telephone 558. TRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ' Positively LAST DAY of Of DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In his Latest United Artists' Production, "THE MOLLYCODDLE." "THE MOLLYCODDLE." _"THE MOLLYCODDLE." Also showing, CHARLES RAY In "A MIDNIGHT BELL." "A MIDNIGHT BELL." Fine Supporting Programme. Prices as usual. Telephone J299. JANET ROSS HECTOR. Series of 6 Pianoforte Recitals. . Season Tickets, 12s 6d each, j Seats reserved for season. Subscriptions received until 10th March. Single Tickets will be 3a each, ' unreserved. Address: Secretary, G.P.O. Box 163, or Tel. 115. A MATEUR ATHLETICS. Wellington Amateur Athletic Club. LOCAL CHAMPIONS. COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS In ANNUAL TESTS FOR BLUNDELL ' CUPS.- ' ATHLETIC PARK. NEXT SATURDAY. Ground Is, Stand 2s (plus tax), Boys 60. F. MALMANCHE, Hon. Secretary, Wellington A.A.C. AILWAY DANCE ASSEMBLY AILWAY DANCE ASSEMBLY, ■DANCE. •■'■ DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. RAILWAY HALL. WATERLOO-QY., EVERY SATURDAY, 7 till 11 p.m. EVERY SATURDAY, 7 till 11 p.m. . Admission Is. Good' floor ; good music. Fifth year and still gojg strong—'NUFF SAID. EUCHRE! '. EUCHRE! PRIZES 10. A EUCHRE TOURNAMENT will be held in the Caledonian Hall,' Tory street, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). First Price for Lady and Gent., a choice. Tea Set, valued at 455; also Monday Night. New cards and good tables. A. JOHANSON. TWEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. The TRUTH about QUEENSLAND, Where Labour Rules. J. S. COLLINGS Queensland Organiser, J. S. COLLINGS Australian Labour J. S. COLEINGS Party. Ono of Australia's. Ablest Speakers. SATURDAY, 10th March.—Trades Hall, 8 p.m. (For Trade Unionists and Members of Labour Party). PUBLIC MEETINGS: ' SUNDAY, 11th March, 8 p.m.—Empress Theatre. WEDNESDAY, 14th' March, 8 p.m.— Concert Chamber, Town Hall. EXTRAORDINARY MEETING. AN Extraordinary Meeting will be held in the Club Booms, on FRIDAY, 23rd March, at 8 p.m. Business: General. L. M. BLYTH, • Seoretary. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. -CX AUTUMN MEETINGi 1923. 31st MARCH and 2nd APRIL. GENERAL ENTRIES (1 soy each) CLOSE oti FRIDAY, 9th MARCH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. At Same Time FORFEITS' (1 soy each) must be DECLARED for G.N. Champagne Stakes Great Northern Oaks G.N. St. Leger Stakes. FEES must accompany, in each instanoe. ,W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. WELLINGTON ELECTRICAL WORKERS' UNION. SPECIAL NOTICE. fTVHE Union having affiliated with the -«- Labour Representation Committee, the' members living in Wellington City Council area are entitled to vote at the selection ballot booths, open at the Seamen's Office, Queen's Chambers (Mr. Adams), and the Trades Hall, from Friday, 9th March, till Wednesday, 14th March, till 5 p.m. Trades Hall Booth from 7.30 to 8.30 in the evening. All members requested to vote. H. E. SWINDELL, Secretary. NOTICE. IF those persons who have been slandering me so cruelly do not stop doing co, proceedings will be taken. EMILY OLSEN, Miramar. DISCLAIMER. T E. STEVENS, late of Taita Hotel, am -"-> not the E. .Stevens sued for Debt in the Magistrate's Court on Saturday last. E. STEVENS.