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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 35, 10 August 1925, Page 2

THE ADELPHI CABARET. ■ ..: . NEW PREMISES: ■ 126. CUBA STREET (first floor),* TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING UNTIL THE DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICAN FLEET. RING 26-599 OR 28-294 TO RESERVE TABLES. TELEPHONES: Residence, 26-399; 126, Cuba street, 28-294. RODNEY A. PANKHURST, Manager. THE LAST WEEK! CLOSING SATURDAY, 15th AUGUST. "iSSLJ 8, SHORT-ARE YOU ONE OF THE FORTUNATE 50,000 WHO HAVE VISITED SINCE 30th JULY THE DOMINION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION AND WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW , AND STOCK SHOW? . . Com. c now to the biggest permanent shed south of the Line—to the biggest and brightest exposition yet held in Wellington. Do YOU realise what a wide variety of manufactures are produced in your own country? One or more visits this week will certainly open your eyes. Entertainments, Sideshows gaiore, and the finest Merry-Go-Round yet seen here; whilst To-night's Special Programme includes:— "HENRIETTE'S POPULAR FASHION DISPLAY, and ANm?A CJ L3r^ MUSICAL PROGRAMME by'the COLOUR MALE QUARTETTE ("THE SUNSET FOUR"), in their Delightful Plantation Melodies. COME TO-NIGHT! Take the Bus from Bunny street or G.P.O. to the Show Buildings—Far* 3d. Inclusive Admission to all sections, One .Shilling. Telephones— Exhibition Office, 803; Winter Show Office, 3027. WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW. SHEEP DOG TRIALS. BASIN RESERVE. BASIN RESERVE. NEXT WEDNESDAY, 12TH AUG. WHICH WILL WIN? .. .. CLEVER SHEEP DOG OR WILY ROOSTER. START NOON. "ma 6'" who; will yard a : FOR THE FIRST TIME IN WELLINGTON, BASIN RESERVE—WEDNESDAY (start Noon). ONE SHILLING ADMISSION. \ VISIT OF AMERICAN M-EE^^ TOMORROW (TUESDAY), lltli AUG., 1925. - ;: EASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. ■'.-., Subject to present official -programme being maintained, ■ v : THE T.S& MURITAI WILL LEAVE THE FERRY WHARF, WELLINGTON, FOR HEADS'AT 11.15 a.m., AND WILL STEAM UP THE HARBOUR WITH THE FLEET, ARRIVING BACK IN WELLINGTON . . . . ... . . .ABOUT 1 p.m. .-. ....'...; FARES, 2s6d; Children, Is. ; EXCURSIONS ROUND FLEET'DURING AFTERNOON at 1.15 p.m. and 2.30 p.m., ARRIVING BACK ABOUT 2 p,m. and 3.30 p.m. RESPECTIVELY. EVENING TRIPS ROUND FLEET-FIRST' BOAT AT 7.30 p.m. FARES, Is; Children, 6d. •'. J. F. MENZIES, Town Clerk. . . AMERICAN FLEET WEEK. EVERY HOTELKEEPER, EVERY SHOPKEEPER, ALL PROPERTY OWNERS, ARE LIABLE AND RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TO CUSTOMERS AND VISITORS TO THEIR PREMISES. THE NORWICH AND LONDON ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION ■ -WILL' ''■ .' :' " „- ■, ' . '■ ' ■ COVER THIS RISK. MINIMUM POLICY £250 COSTS £2 10s YEARLY. If Cantilever .Verandahs the rate is somewhat increased. FULL COVER GIVEN BY 'PHONING 86. "' H. H. THOMPSON, ' • Norwich Chambers, 211, Customhouse quay, Wellington.

AMERICAN FLEET WEEK. CLAM CHOWDER (only more co!) THE TIKI TOHEROA SOUP. ASK for' it at the Hotel* and Restaurants when you dine. Buy a Tin of CONCENTRATED TIKI TOHEROA SOUP at the .Provision Stores. Wholesale Distributors, for Wellington District, GEORGE THOMAS AND CO., LTD., Allen street, Courtenay place, Wellington. Tel. 81-802. TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. rpHE PROPRIETOR of Letters Patent A No. 44410, of 10th August, 1920, relating to "Improvements in and relating to motor cycles," is desirous of entering into arrangements by way of a License or otherwise, on reasonable terms, for tho purpose of exploiting the ahovo Patent, and ensuring its practical working in New .Zealand. All inquiries to bo addressed to HENRY HUGHES* LIMITED, Patent Agents, ' ' " 157, Feathcrslon' street, Wellington. riIHE MUTUAL LIFE & CITIZENS' 1. ASSURANCE CO., LTD.—The Company hereby give one month's notice" of its intension'to issue v, Special Policy'in pli-co of Policy. No. ' 51.40738, issued* by I Mutual Life Assooiul-ion of Ausfniliisia, on the life, of Jmiioa liurnet ltciil. and .Ic.-lur-cd Id liiivf. |,o«li lost. ' }V«ll_j«U, ath Augmt, 1926. i