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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6861, 3 July 1909, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL. TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. EVERY PICTURE ENTIRELY NEW. TO-NIGHT!. Attractions Extraordinary. TO-NIGHT! Attractions Extraordinary. FULLERS' SINGING PICTURES! FULLERS' SINGING PICTURES! To-night, Messrs Fullers will present for the First Time in New Zealand the on!y Biograph Film of the ' ARNST-WEBB BOAT RACE ! ARNST-WEBB BOAT RACE ! . ARNST-WEBB BOAT BACE ARNST-WEBB BOAT RACE ! Showing the Beautiful Wanganui River, The Champions Training, The Start. Excitement Int-niG—Both Even,. Arnst Gets the Lead,' THE LAST DESPERATE SPURT, THE FINISH-ARNST WINS. Champion of tlic World. Well done, New Zealand! FaithfuUy allowing the complete History . of tins World's (jieat xtace UteeorU Time;, rowed on Wanganui River on June iJiiid, snowing Ai-nsc una VVcUo training, and tho WORLD'S GREAT AND EXCITING BOAT RACE. All Our Other Pictures New, including SAVED Bi' LU'VE. SAVED Hi LUVr.. Splendid Orchestra. Cosy Theatre, x/rtos Circle lis, brails Is, Pit ba. Box Plan at Dresden. (ivuidly'Lent by Mr J. C. Wilhamison). ouin'dax", EVENING, JULY «h. GRAND SACKED BEiNElt'lT CUJNCrjRT, Assisted by the WELLINGI'OiN PROFESSIONAL i ORCHESTRA In Aid of the Widow and Children of the late A. MELVILLE. Doors open at 7.15 p.m. Commence at 8.15 p.m. Admission FREE. Collection. CG fi RAND WINTER CARNIVAL TU-DAY! (SATURDAY) TO-DAY! AFTERNOON AND EVENING. STALLS ANfTsiDESHOWS! EVENING: fi-roat Challenge Basket and Ball Game, iri Legend and -Sketches, Te Rangihiroa, M.P. (Dr Buck). The Acting-Premier (Hon. James Carroll) will be present. .n -tietta arranged by Miss Harvey. Effort to Secure the Condi- ' "250. AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER. ADMISSION—Cd. H. N. HOLMES, General Secretary. WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB. MEMBERS are reminded, that the next Korero of,the Club will be eld in the Masonic Hall, Boulcott street, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. JAMES DYKES, ORIENTAL v. ATHLETIC, PONEKE v. OLD AT ATHLETIC PARK, This Afternoon, at 2.45. JUPP'S BAND. res' Free; Stand Gd. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary, W.R.F.U. EVENT OF THE SEASON! \OURTEENTH . ANNUAL BALL, • ROYAL N.Z. ARTILLERY. TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, 23rd JULY. Double tickets, 10s 6d; single, 7s 6d; extra lady, 3s 6d. Tickets obtained from the Hon. Sec., •or any member of R.N.Z.A. _^ 682 GUNNER. tVATSON. Hon. Seo.

EING UP 2570. riTBTTA , BEOTHEBS' STRING . BAND, Harp, Violin, and Flute (constantly engaged for over four years at the Boyal Oak Hotel,) are prepared to receive engagements for at hoi garden parties,' picnics, sports, weddi: eto. Musio all tip to date. Large , small orchestra. 136. Tory street. Tel phone 2570. 543 BALLROOM DANCING. TS/TES H. B. MASON'S Method of In-Jj-L struction ensures Proficiency in ONE QUAETEE at Class or in SIX PEIVATE LESSONS. Classes are held on Mondays and Wednesdays, at 8 p.m., in her Private Hall, 86, Ghuznee street, next St. Peter's Church. Term commences with pupil. Private Lessons arranged. 721 A Distinction! T IS STBICTLT TBUE TO SAT . THAT Coal is not COALBKOOKDALE, • Indeed, there's all the different - Coalbrookdale is CLEANER ~ HOTTER MORE ECONOMICAL CHEAPER " ' " ny other, Withon MOST PEOPLE USE IT. Westport Coal Co. SCOTT'S HOTEL. XTTHEN in Melbourne :YV STAT AT SCOTT'S, the leading Hotel in the City. Recently redecorated.- Convenient to Stations, Wfearves Theatre. C, JK. .WILSON, Proprietor,