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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8178, 20 July 1912, Page 3

T H E Situation A D E L P H X. TO-DAY 2.30 p.m. Willis street. MATINEE MATINEE TO-NIGHT Last Night TO-NIGHT of present TO-NIGHT Programme. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Complete Change of Programme MONDAY NIGHT. POPULAR PRICES. Circle and Back Stalls Is. Front Stalls 6d. Booking 6d extra. £O4 U O'B Y FOOTBALL. THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2.45. ATHLETIC PARE. MELROSE v. WELLINGTON. PONEKE v. ATHLETIC. NO EARLY GAMES. At Petone: ORIENTAL vT ST. JAMES. Train at 2.10. On account of the state of the Petone Ground, it may bo necessary to change this game to’Polo Ground. Players are asked to ring up their respective secretaries in the morning on this matter. Admission 6d; Ladies free; Grandstand 6d; Reserved Seats as usual. W. Q. TALBOT, . 833 Secretary. WELLINGTON SAVAGE CLUB. -LADIES’ EVENING. TOWN HALL, • TO-NIGHT. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. 1%/fEMBERS are requested to obtain their tickets before Noon TO-DAY, at the office of the undersigned. JAMES DYKES, Secretary. 414 149 Feathorston street. ■RICKARDS’ TIVOLI COMPANY. PROVINCIAL TOUR. Opera House, Wanganui—July 22nd and 23rd. Opera House, Palmerston—July 24th. Town Hall, Dannevirke—July 25tn. Theatre Royal, Napier—July 26th and 27th. Princess Theatre, Hastings—July 29th. Town Hall, Masterton—July 30th. 817 W. A. LOW, Representative. MARGARET COOPER’S SUCCESSES. SONGS— "Janie,” "Hullo, Tutu,” "You'll Get Heaps o’ ’Liokins,” "Agatha Green,” "Peter,” "Catch Me,” and ' every item in this gifted Artiste’s Repertoire. PIANO SOLOS —"Catch Me” twostep, "Ma Dusky Maid” twostep, and Margaret Cooper lancers. Price: 2s each. Posted' 2s Id. AlsoNEW TONE POEMS FOE PIANO By ALBERT KUSSNER, ‘On the Heather,” "In Poppyland,” "Wood--land Flowers.” and ’ Canzonetta.” These rank with the best we have yet received by this popular composer. Price: Zs each. Posted 2» Id. OHAS. BEGG AND 00.. LTD., Manners street. BUSINESS NOTICES PASTEL PROCESS PORTRAITS. YtVERYONE should see the Maori Portraits, etc., coloured by the new Pastel Process. On view at SHARLAND’S, \ Lambton quay. 746 Wellington. WOODVILLE RAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOM. FIRST-CLASS HOT LUNCHEON AND HOT TEAS. PASSENGERS by Express Trains passing ■ through and to Woodville have now sufficient time at the Woodville Station for Hot eiunchcons, and on evening trains for Set Teas. Telegraphic orders promptly attended to. 610 E. W. RUDDICK. Proprietor. KIA ORA GRILL ROOMS. 118, Willis’ street. (Between the Adeiphi Theatre and Boulcott street.) • LUNCHEON 12 to 2. GRILLS AT ALL HOURS. HOME-MADE CAKES AND PIES. AFTERNOON TEA. OYSTERS. L. GARIGLIO, Proprietor. FA. STAPLES. Certificated Plumber, •f* 216, Lambton quay, is prepared to undertake all manner of Plumbing. Locksmithing, Oasfitting, Electrical and Brass, founding work. Having an expert staff patrons can rely upon expedition and good workmanship in every instance, and at moderate prices. , When you require the services of oar staff please ring up 'Phone THE reason wny we do all work well and. at such reasonable prices—We employ the largest staff of first-class tradesmen in the city. We use only the best of material. We guarantee all work to be done' satisfactorily, and carried out eys* tematically. Wo give all estimatee free. Write or ring. Telephones: City 1043. Karori 2316. THOS. A- WELLS. Decorator. METAPHYSICIAN. MRS B. 6CHUTZE will specially treat Nervous Diseases, Throat and Chest Affections, and Paralysis, at - 27, PANAMA STREET. Call and See Testimonials. Patients Treated at their own homes. > FLETCHER AND CO., GENERAL CUSTOMHOUSE AGENT?. ETC.. PANAMA STREET. Bine up Telephone No. 499. MURRAY AND FREDRIO. ' Ircnfounders, Engineers and General Blacksmiths. STAR FOUNDRY. Eevana street, Wellington. CASTINGS. Prom a Pile-driving Monkey to the last word in Theatre Chairs. 196