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New Zealand Times, Volume XLII, Issue 9695, 25 June 1917, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS T H E KING’S. Twice Daily, at 2.30 and S. A Splendid Star m a Sumptuous Setting. Cl/All A Kl.nliA.nL IiUK.'.G, in a Wonderful Picturisatkm of David Graham Phillips’s Great Book, ■’ THE PRI< 1. .‘sllr. PA 1.0, What does a Marriage for Money REALLY MEAN to a pure and highspirited girl? A story which shows what it is to be THE POOR WIFE OF A RICH MAX. Nothing so telling as a biting satire dn the extravagance of the idle rich has ever been screened. Scene after Scene of Splendour and Pro ' digal Waste. _ Direction by Capellani. GREATER THAN “THE COMMON LAW.'’' Bine Thono 311,1 for Reserves or see Bristol Plan. EVERYBODY’S CONTINUOUS TO-DAY. MARGERY* WILSON (who was “Brown Eyes” in “Intolerance”) and WILLIAM DESMOND, In the Splendid Triangle Play, "THE LAST OF THE INGRAHAMS." The conflict between a puritanical village clique and a man and woman seeking to live down past sins. A powerful preachment against moral hypocrisy. BILLIE BURKE learns "THE BITTER TRUTH” In Chapter 18 of “Gloria's Romance.” THE EMPRESS , CONTINUOUS-TO-DAY: ALICE BRADY In “AN ANGEL OF MERCY.” A Story of Darkest Russia. A remarkable sidelight on the intrigue which accompanies despotic power. AN EXCITING. THRILLING FILM PLAT. Superbly Produced by the “World” Co. Excellent Supporting Features.

Under the patronage and in the presence of His "Worship the Mayor (Mr J* PLuke, C.M.G.) and the JJ^yoress. MONSTER BENEFIT CONCERT. TOWN HALL. fJVUBSDAY, 26 TH ' 8 PH ‘ PROCEEDS IN AID OF WIDOW AND CffiLDREN OF TBffl LATE MB W. FITZGERALD, ACCIDENTALLY KILLED AT EOSENEATH ON bATURDAYLAST‘ PROGRAMME; PART I. PAET 11. Orphans’ Club Orchestra (under the conductorship of Mr Harry Moschini). At the Piano Mr Frank Thomas Baritone Solo Mr Chas. Moore Musical Monologue . Mr W. W. Crawford Baritone Solo Mr Eugene Ossipoff (the famous Russian baritone) Recitation .. Miss Mabel Hardinge-Maltby Violin Solo Mr Norman Watson "Humorous Monologue ...Mr Norman Aitkeu REMARKS BY HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. Overture Orphans’ Club Solo Mr Leu Barnes Recitation Mr L. Hanlon "Some Humour" Mr Albert Russell .Recitation Miss Mabelle Willems Humorous Song ......... Mr W. B. Keany Song Mr V. McKenzie The Programme to conclude with a Beene from "Sherlock Holmes": — Sherlock Holmes ... Mr W. W. Cwiwford Professor Moriarty ... Mr Norman Aitken iDr Watson Mr Paul Latham /’Billy” .. Mr IV. B. Keany TICKETS 1/-; GALLERY, 2/-. NO SEATS RESERVED. | PHIPPS WILLIAMS. Hon. Secretaries.

QONCEET CHAMBER. 'TOWN HALL. LAST THREE NIGHTS Of the ENGLISH PIERROTS. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Reserve vour seats at The Bristol. Late booking 'Phone 65. 650 1 TTnCONOMISB by getting Better I JCil Wearing and Better Fitting | CLOTHES at MILLIGAN'S. Kel- I I burn avenue. I MEETINGS WELLINGTON BOWLING CLEB. rjTHB Annual General Meeting of JL Members of tho Wellington. Bowling Club will be held at the Clubhouse, Aro street, on TUESDAY, Juno 26th, at 8 T>,m ‘ C. W. TANNER, 51Q Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PAPARANGI SETTLEMENT. TVTOTICE is hereby given that applicaX s tions will bo received up till 4 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, July 2otb, 1917, for renewable lease of Section 21, Block XIII., Belmont S.D., la. Or, 37p. Annual rent AS 6s 6d. Improvements .£2OO. Full particulars may bei"obtained from District Lands Office, Wellington. G. H. M. McOLURE, 519 Commissioner of Crown Lands THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. Established 1837.] [lncorporated 1880. •2 Capital Authorised and issued 6,000,000 Paid-up Capital 2,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 4,000,000 Reserve Fund 1,960,000 Total Capital and Reserves... 7,960,000 NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the Bank will be closed from JULY 2nd, 1917, to JTTLY 7th, 1917, both dates inclusive. Proprietors. whose names are registered in the said Books on June 30th, 1917. will be entitled to the Dividend to be declared at the next Annual General Meeting of Proprietors in respect of the number of shares standing in .their names on that date. _ E. A. HOLMES, 480 Inspector. ;HB PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 (Section 50.) n the Estate of DKEDERICK'WILLIAM DALY, or FRANCIS WILLIAM DALT, known as FREDERICK DALY forinerly of Victoria Barracks, Veiling, ton. Lieutenant in the Dominion ircrmanent Forces, but moro recently on active service, deceased, a LL creditors and others having* claims c\. against this estate are hereby reluired to send them, with, particulars, ,n the forms provided, to the Local leputv Public Trustee. Christchurch, or he Public Trustee. Wellington, on or lefore the 20th day of August, 191 1. Amounts not rendered by the date named nay be rejected. All moneys payable to he above estate may be lodged to the redit of the Public Trustee’s account at nv postal money order office or paid to he Local Deputy Public Trustee at Tiristcliurcb. or the Public Trustee, Veiling! on . FT;r:r) y TTCITF.TT. Public Trustee. June 15th. 1317.