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PRINCESS. DAILY, II ,to 10. RINCESS. DAILY. 11 to 10. Manner* street. Continuous Picture*. _ IMMENSE PROGRAMME. ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY In A Sensational Paramount Picture. ''SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET." 7 "SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET." "SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET.'* "SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET." ,"SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET." "SACKCLOTH AND SCARLET." Here is George Gibbs'» Sensational Story of two sister*—one who played and the other who paid (on her sister's account). 2.— ' RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS Returns to Comedy in "NEW TOYS!" "NSW TOYS " "NEW TOYS." "NEW TOYS." His Latest and Greatest Sucoeu. For many fan* "New Toy*" will serve as an introduction to Miss Hay as a screen actress. 3— LARRY SEMON ' LARRY SEMON ' In " HER BOY FRIEND." "HER BOY FRIEND." "HER BOY FRIEND." A Scream from Start to Finuh. ROOKLYN PICTURES' — ROOKLYN PICTURES. TO-NIGHT (Saturday) TO-NIGHT The First National Picture, ' "ENTICEMENT." "ENTICEMEN T." OLIVE BROOK. MARY ASTOR. First Episode of New Serial. < IRISH REPUBLICAN. ASSN., N.Z. T ECTURE! . LECTUREI "THE LIFE AND DEATH'OF ROGER CASEMENT.". SUNDAY, 16th inst., 8.16 p.m. * SOCIAL CLUB ROOMS, 80, Manners street (opp. Tivoli). Roll up Irish Men and .Women! ■OOXING. AMERICAN FLEET CHAMPIONSHIPS. LEADING EXPONENTS FROM THE U.S. SHIPS Pennsylvania, Trenton, Nevada, Oklahoma,, Seattle, Richmond, Relief, and Memphis WILL TRY CONCLUSIONS AT THE TIVOLI THEATRE TIVOLI THEATRE On TUESDAY, the 18th in*t., at 7.45 p.m. TUESDAY, the 18th inst., at 7.45 p.m. The Tournament is promoted by the Wellington Boxing Association as part of the arrangements for entertaining the visitors. A limited number of tickets will be available at the doors from 7 p.m. Ringside, Ss; Stalls, Dress Cirole, and Upper Circle, 3* (plus tax). EARLY SETTLERS* Alto HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION OF WELLINGTON. LECTURE I LECTURE! NEW ZEALAND'S EARLY SETTLEMENT. HISTORICAL LINKS WITH AMERICA. By PROFESSOR F. P. WILSON. EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, - Abel Smith street. WEDNESDAY 19th AUGUST, At 8 p.m. Our visitors on the Fleet are cordially invited to attend. W. E. EDWARDS, : Hon. Secretary; WELLINGTON NAVY LEAGUE. ' BY the kind permission of Admiral R. E. Coontz, the following days hsvo been allotted to Navy League School Members :— MONDAY, 17th AUGUST, 10.50 a.ro.U.S.S. Richmond, Eastbourne, Karon; U.S.S. Seattle, Island Bay, Wellington East Girls' Collet*; U.S.S. Pennsylvania, Kelburn, Lyall Buy, Terrace. . TUESDAY, 18th AUGUST, 10.30 a.m.— U.S.S. Richmond, Chilton, St. James, Seatoun, Wellesley College; U.S.S. Seattle, Msrsden, Berhampore; U.S.S. Pennsylvania, Girls College (North), Eastern Hutt, Newtown. WEDNESDAY, 19th AUGUST, 10.3(1 a.m.—U.S.S. Richmond, Queen Mar. garet'a, Upper Hutt, Roieneath; U.S.S. Seattle, Wellington College, Worser Bay; U.S.S. Pennsylrama, Girls' Branch Navy League. All Sohool Members will parade at 10.1S in HINEMOA STREET. AH Adult Navy Leaguers and Teacherswho desire to .visil the Ships will be supplied with Ticket! from the Navy.League Office or at Hine- * moa 6trcet on the days appointed. ■ Navy Leaguo Branches not named in the above will please parade at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday. R. DARROCH, . Hoii. Secretary.