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.1 LUXE J\ Courtenay N^; >r King Place. 53-080. t ' 2 p.m. — NOW SHOWING — 7.45 p.nv ZANE GREY'S . ./ ZANE GREY'S "THE ZANE GREY'S " THE ZAXE GREY'S " THE ZANE GREY'S "THE ZANE GREY'S Z4NE GREY'S THUNDER ZANE GREY'S THUNDER ZANE GREY'S THUNDER ZANE GREY'S THUNDER . ZANE GREY'S ZANE GREY'S TRAIL." ZANE GREY'S TRAIL." ZANE GREY'S TRAIL." . ZANE GREY'S TRAIL." i ZANE GREY'S . 1 A Thrilling Story of a Twenty-year-oldt Trail o£ Vengeance. ■ With CHARLES. BICKFORD. CHARLES BICKFORD. MARSHA HUNT, MARSHA ■ HUNT, GILBERT ROLAND, GILBERT ROLAND, J. CARROL NAISH — JAMES CRAIG, MONTE BLUE, BARLOWE BORLAND* Also Showing- • '~~_J The Year's Most Gripping Drami, "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON' SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT;" "ON SUCH A NIGHT." "ON SUCH A NIGHT." ' The Story of Sis .Lives Wrecked and Reborn in. the Terror of a Flood! Starring ■ ** gilN?II cciilEi:lill»I1 §81881 liii: %M Klitl, EDUARDO CIANNELLI. EDUARDO CIANNELLI. I (Programme Approved for Universal Exi hibition.) PlaD at D.1.0. and Theatre; Tel. 53-0», —| SPORTS. SPORTS. ■ ELECTRIC. LIGHT MEETING. ELECTRIC LIGHT MEETING. ELECTRIC LIGHT MEETING. Bllg HI!! SBK3 At 8 p.m. ■ ; SPECIAL FEATURES: ; AL FITCH (exhibition race). ALEX HILL (marvel in sack race). FOUR RELAY RACES (two ; special challenges). ALF. JENKINS AND PUPILS, in Cleve^ Acrobatic Display. And 1 WELLINGTON'S BEST ATHLETES-* Robinson, Ford, Eastwood, Sutherland* Wilson, Mackay, and others. RECORD ENTRIES. A loud-speaker -will broadcast results ans music. Admission to ground, Is; stand 6d extri, ■ A. D. ROWSE, j ...■.- Hon. Secretary, j Wellington A.A. Centre. ! " m -ByRONA OLSEN. RONA OLSEN. The International Lecturer. "How Divine Law Operates in. Your Life."' CONFERENCE. HALL, ; DOMINION FARMERS. '. 7.30 p.m. ' ! Written questions answered. Collectioa, HOME SCIENCE. THE Public is invited to an Address to be given in the BLUE TRIANGLE HALL, Boulcott Street, on FEBRUARY, 17, at 8 p.m. Speakers: j PROF. A. G. STRONG, 0.8. E., ' Dean of Home Science, Otago University, Subject: "Art of Right- Living. ■ . DR. ELIZABETH GREGORY, Ph.D., Lecturer in Nutrition. Subject: "Newer Knowledge of Nutrition.'* Admission Free. ■ MASTERTON A. & P. ASSOCIATION. FEBRUARY 15 AND 16, 1933, 1 H TWO DAYS AND ONE NIGHT. LARGE ENTRIES RECEIVED. NOVELTY EVENTS SECOND DAY B^ GIRLS IN THE INTER-HOUSE COMPETITION. ■ See the RUSSIAN COSSACKS on Second Day. Also Jumping Horses and Pomes, NIGHT SHOW ON 15th at 7 p.m. Dancing and Piping; Russian Cossacks* Motor-cvele Events; Poultry Show Open. Admission to Show: Adults, 2s; Chi dren over 10. 6d. under 10, free Admission to Niffiht Show: Adults, Is; Children, over 12 6d, under 12 free. Hot wato* freS" RAM FAIR. ' , February 17 and 18. First Day: 71 Lincolns, 1932 Romneys, Second Day: 901 Southdowns, 15. Corn* dales , 15 English Leices^^^Ryeland, Secretary, I Bos 40, Masterton. ! BAND. INSTITUTE SILVER BAND, WELLINGTON ARTILLERY ■ BAND, BASIN RESERVE, nnOMORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m, WELLINGTON BURNS CLUB. ' V FIRST CONCERT OF SEASON. MONDAY, 14th—8 p.m., Nimmo's Hall, Talk: "A Trip to Honolulu. By President R. H. X'immo. • Music, Song, and Story. ; ; pUBLIC LECTURE, . On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, at 8 p.m. ' At the RECHABITES" HALL, ; 123 Willis Street. •'THE PROPHET ISAIAH'S CALL TQ BRITAIN." Lecturer: C. W. CLIFT, ESQ., Dominion President-. Public Cordially Invited. Collection..