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A GREAT SHOW CLOSING SHORTLY. ' MAKE YOUR RESERVATION NOW. •■- . . IF Plans "at D.I;C: and Theatre; _ Direction: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, . LTD., Throughout N. 3. <z^§ t a t PROGRAMMES WITH THE SEAL OF QUALITY 20th Century-Fox Presents A SHOW OF SHEER DELIGHT. Sonja John ; Wienie payne henie payne ... ■; " ... .-.'.. .With . ... ; ■ JACK OAKIE, JOAN MERRILL, In the Delightful Entertainment "MARRIAGE ON ICE" "MARRIAGE ON ICE" Gay Swinging Melodies '■ Played for you by SAMMY KAYE And His Orchestra. OUTSTANDING FEATURETTES INCLUDE Col. Cartoon, Travelogue, Newsreel. SPECIAL ATTRACTION— "EVERYBODY'S WAR, AMERICA SPEAKS." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ,«•». '.... .", ~ , |»i WILLIS. STREET :.. TEL. -VI -219 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres,. Ltd. Daily, from 11 a.m. " Nightly, at 7.30. .Toe'li bowl you over . . . when he takes up bowling . . . to knock the pins from under a spy ring. JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN "THE-DARING YOUNG MAN" "THE DARING YOUNG MAN" With MARGUERITE* CHAPMAN WILLIAM WRIGHT"— ROGER CLARK \ ASSOCIATE FEATURE "COUNTER-ESPIONAGE" Starring WARREN WILLIAM (As the Lone Wolf) •;■ with : . . ERIC BLORE HILLARY BROOKE (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DANCING. - DANCK MUITU.X at the MA YB-AIB CABARJE'I ".''' to " ■ George Moioney and tils Mayfalr Orchestra b'rom 8 o'ciock. Subs.: 2a 6d intoxlcnUiiß Liquor Strictly Prohibited. TONIGHT. . MODERN AND OLD-TISII3 DANCE In THE ST. THOMAS'S HALL, Riddiford St., Newtown. Good Aluslp and Supper. Subs. 2s. ■ WET, FINE, COLD OR SHINE. TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT. JOHNSON'S, -EVERY TUESDAY. TAIA •'■.:•.- v HALL,,.. . ;; , KILBIRNIE. . .'-■" Wide-range Programme of Old-time aiid Mqdern. Supper Par Uxcellencc. . ■ ... Perfect Music,-Montes, etc., and not a-moment wasted, . ;'■„ Subs. 2s, Double 3s Gd. 7.30 to 11.30. Trams to Doors —flnd Home. The Only Maori Dance Club in Wellington City. WIIAREWHA KATANGIHANGAKOA UAU AND DANCE CLUB. SOCIAL AND DAXCJJ. TRADES HALL, VIVIAN ST. FRIDAY, SKPTEMUER 17, 1913, At 8 p.m. Maori Items, Haka, Poi Dances, Action Songs, etc. Supper. Everyone is Welcome! Subscription 2s Cd. Blacluvood's .Orchestra. Liquor is Strictly Prohibited.

■> WELLINGTON NORTH ELECTORS .' -• :"■■";7^; ,;- RUGBY MALCOLM '7. ' ' .' (Official Independent Group Candidate) Will kco.v the following appointments with YOU on:— '. WEDNESDAY (15th), METHODIST HALL, Mulesworth • Street, .at -S p.m. THURSDAY (IGth), BLUE TRIANGLE HALL ■ (Y.W.C.A.), Boulcott Street, at " S p.m. . FRIDAY (17th)/ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, Vivian Street, at 8 p.m. This PUISSANCE and DYNAMIC SPEAKER will address you and make irrefutable charges and indisputable attacks on the "'YES-HEN" Tarty Machine. Hear MALCOLM I Hear MALCOLM! MALCOLM IS .YOUR MAN. MALCOLM CAN, AND WILL, WIN - • - r --WELLINGTON NORTH SEAT As an elector, it is your duty to hsar RUGBY- MALCOLM. Committee Rooms and Office, 13 Grey Street. Telephone 4G-SC3. P. L. BRADY, Chairman. :. : ' SCRIM'S MEETINGS ; THIS WEEK ' Tonight, JEloseneath School, at 8 . . ; .....■..; (Not Presbyterian Church Hall) ■ Wednesday, Realm Hall, Hataitai, at 8 ~ Thursday, Kent Terrace. Presbyterian Schoolroom, at 8 Friday, Open Air Meetings to be announced ■ later - . • :■- •■ "-■ :- - -;: ■ Sunday Next, De Luxe Theatre, at 8.15 Tickets for Sunday's Meeting now available "at the Committee Rooms: 26 Kent Tee., 112 Adelaide Kd., 50 Mbxlram Aye, Hataitai. CU T, T H15...0 UT. .AND KEEP ■I T 3T 0 R RE IE REN C E WELLINGTON EAST ELECTORS! The Independent Candidate, Mr. E. C. Russell, will hold Meetings as under.:r-. ST: GILES' HALL, KILBIRNIE CRESCENT, TONIGHT, 8 o'clock. , ACADEMY HALL, MIRAMAR, THURSDAY, 10th Instant. LYALL BAY SCHOOL, "PREYBERG STREET, TUESDAY, 21st. Tnstant.. TAIA HALL, KILBIRNIE. THURSDAY, 23rd Instant. Subjects for discussion:— (1) Candidate's Plan for Rule by the Pcoplo. (2) .Rehabilitation." ." ■' ■■ . (3) Socialisation of Industry. ■ ■ - . ■ (4) Cost of Living. .... VOTE FOR E. C. RUSSELL THE ELECTIONS! ! Communist Party replies to the Vote-splitters and shows why we must Support the Labour Government. Electors of Wellington and Wellington South in particular are invited to hear MRS. C. BIRCHFIELD, MR. T. MARTIN, AND ALEX GALBRAITH WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 8 P.M... ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN AUSPICES WELLINGTON SOUTH BRANCH" COMMUNIST. PARTY