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Evening Star, Issue 15140, 24 March 1913, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. fHE O_C_T AGO N. The Home of Refinement and Comfort. HAYWARDS' PICTURES. ' The HAYWARDS' PICTURES. Best. Where Yon See the Best Programmes. Where the People Go. TO-NIGHT, at 8. ' TO-NIGHT, at 8. This Brilliant New Programme: WOMAN'S AMBITION, A Superb Scenic-Drams., Colored—3.oooft. Synopsis: An Ambitious Woman—Meeting a Friend of H?r Husband—The Elopement to Switzerland with Alber Sellande—The Husband Becomes a Lunatic—The Arrest of Sellande in Geneva—Beautiful Woodland, Mountain and River Scenes—The' Wife's Return—The Husband Regains his Sanity—A Happy Ending. lyj - PATHE'S MASTERPIECE. Absolutely the' Best Colored Drama Ever Presented to a Dunedin Audience. „h,SSF* IC AND DRAMA COMBINED. TTi T A H £T, G r£ ZETTE < Latest ) To Pioal UNA OP THE SIERRAS Corn-Drama RHODES /. Scenic A MAN'S DECEP'ITON Drama A TRUANT'S DOOM Comedy THE HANDBAG Comedy HAYWARDS' GRAND ORCHESTRA. Directress, Madame Reggiardo. Overture: 'The Jolly Coppersmith' (Arranged by Madame Rsggiardo). Cornet Solo, ' The Lizzie Polka,' Mr F. M'Lean. Prices: Reserved Circle, Is 6d; Circle, IsStalls. 6d. Plan at The Octagon. 'Phone 3,091 FLORA FINCH APPEARS TO-NIGHT. LOCATION: OVAL. THE BARTON ENTERPRISE BARTON BEOS.' HUGE CIRCUS. TO-NIGHT! AGAIN, TO-NIGHT' LAST THURSDAY NIGHT PACKED, JAMMED TO THE DOORS. The Last Nights of the GREAT AUSTRALIAN SHOW, NOTWITHSTANDING THE ENORMOUS BUSINESS. Last Nights of our Continental and European Artists. HANLEY, MARGUERITE, AND HANLEY An Indescribable Act featuring a deathdefying, danger-de deling, pulse-throbbino-Thrill of Enormous Intensity. ° THE BAKER FAMILY, A Show in Tlwmselves. HAPPY JACKELS, The Funniest of All Clowns. Miss BABERINO. THE ALTON'S, Miss KATHLEEN, The DUM DUM TRIO, FRANCIS ROY, LITTLE LINDSAY, And a Host of Other Stars of the Brightest Magnitude. Also, 70 Horses, Ponies, 70 70 Mules, and Donkeys. 70 People's Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Children, Half-price. A. O. WISLANG, Representative. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TO USERS OF 'LUX" LAMPS. X\T E be S t0 advise that SPARE PARTS, * * ' MANTLES, Etc., £or all " LUX" LAMPS v are obtainable by post (cash with order) from THE LUX LIGHT COMPANY, LTD., 11 Wakefield street, Auckland.

KINDLY NOTE. QUE PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED FROM THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL TUESDAY MORNING. LATE NIGHT THURSDAY. DUTHIES, DRAPERS, GEORGE STREET. EASTER RALLY. EOR HOLIDAY ATTIRE You Cannot Beat the COSTUMES AND COATS Showing at THE UNIQUE. Beautiful Costumes at 21s, 27s 6d, 37s 6d. Reversible Coats, 555, 455, 555. Ready-to-wear Pelts, 5s lid upwards. jJNIQUB STORES, STUART STREET. TThREAVERS.-Ladies' Long *f all colors, full length, 19s 6d, 22s 6d to 50s. Dreaver's. I'TUAL Storsa.—Speciufl - Rich Black toxaiine Sets stole, open muff), 17s 6d. ' ° "*" BBJ/At-K and Blue Korean Bear Set -•*-* (novelty), 39s 6d, 42s set; 500 Foxaline Stoles, 7s lid, 9s lid, 13s 6d. Vfy' "™" ° V anpapers, nigii-dass, artistic, »? decorative coloring; large shipment bought below manufacturer's cost; selling less than half usual prices; 20,000 pieces Is —"sual price 3s 6d; greatest value ever ':._s.?rJ_r Wren's. » » spoons with every ring. Henry V itugg^ring manufacturer, 200 George street! ||- UJJII yveaamg ixitts.-^ale! Sale! Big o,r, n reducfcic > ns - Henry A. Hogg, jeweller, 20u George street. SPORTING. OTAGO LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. EASTER TOURNAMENT ASSOCIATION COURTS, ANDERSON'S TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). Luncheon and Afternoon Tea obtainable at th* Courts. tfinals Men's Doubles Championship and Finals of All Handicaps. Start 9 a.m. Admission, Is. Season Ticket, 2s 6d. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. 5S Reward.—Lost, about Railway Station, Pocket Book, containing return ticket to Hurrterville. Finder rewarded returning Ross, draper, Princes street. ■ usv, uom Sleeve-link (initials "J.S. ), XJ between Mornington, wharf. Reward returning 24 Eslinton road, ptoniiDgton.