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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11934, 15 September 1924, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS T King's King’s King’s King’s | King’s r King’s | King s King’s King’s King’s King’s King’s King’s HE K 1 N G'S HE K t H G’S (Wellington’s Premier Picture House.) LEWIS STONE LEWIS STONE HELENE CHADWICK And MARY CARE. MARY CARR , In "WHY MEN LEAVE HOME?” "WHY MEN LEAVE HOME?” "WHY MEN LEAVE HOME?” "WHY MEN LEAVE HOME:?" "WHY MEN LEAVE HOME?" Box Plan open at the Bristol. After 5.30 at Theatre. ’Phone 22-212. REDUCED DAY PRICES: STALLS, 6d. DRESS CIRCLE, la. EMPRESS THEATRE The Best Theatre in Wellington. NOW SHOWING At 11.0, 12.30, 2.30, 4.30 and 7.45 1 Master Pictures Present "THE MIDNIGHT ALARM." "THE MIDNIGHT ALARM." "THE MIDNIGHT ALARM.” “THE MIDNIGHT ALARM." The Most Sensational and Thrilling Eire Scenes ever Screened in Motion Pictures, with the Most Perfect Cast ever assembled. ALICE CALHOUN, CULLEN LANDIS, PERCY MARMONT. Box Plan at the Bristol till 5.30 p.m., then at Theatre. ’Phone 3442. Theatre tloses 6.30. Doors reopen at PI MOVIE BALL. OCTOBER Ist. £JONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 18th. At S p.m. SONG RECITAL. SONG RECITAL MR H. TEMPLE WHITE Presents MYRA SAWYER (Soprano) NELLIE AMIES (Contralto) In Selections from Opera and Oratorio and Songs. SOCIETY OE A MUSICIANS’ STRING QUARTETTE. Front Seats and Gallery, 3s (plus tax); Back Seats, 2s (plus tax). Box Plan at the Bristol now open. A GREAT EVENT. T SEPTEMBER 16th, 17th AND 18th. JAPONICA FAIR. In Aid of Salvation Army Appeal. GRAND OPENING NIGHT. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th. Right Hon. W. F. Massey, P.C., presides. GOOD PROGRAMMES. ATTRACTIVE DECORATIONS. BRIGHT AND BREEZY. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. Season Ticket: One Shilling. CITIZENS, LEND YOUR AID TO A GOOD CAUSE. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. Miramar Branch. PUBLIC MEETING. jyjIRAHAR SOUTH SCHOOL THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, At 8 o’clock. Speaker: MR H. E. HOLLAND, M.P., Leader' Parliamentary Labour Party. * Subject: 1 "TAX REDUCTIONS AND THE WORKERS." The Public cordially ; invited. Doors open 7.15, Silver Coin Collection PUBLIC NOTICES THE SAILORS’ FRIEND SOCIETY, Whitmore street. HIS HONOUR SIR ROBERT STOU' P.C., will preside at the Anniversa 1 Meeting on TUESDAY (TO-MORROW Items of Mnsie by Leading Singers. Admission Free. 5 NELSON COLLEGE OLD BOYS’ ASS CIATION. - (Wellington Branch.) OPENING OF WAR MEMORIAL ] fTTHB SCRIPTORIUM will be open . ,by His Excellency the Govern: j General, on FRIDAY, September 26th, 2.45 p.m. Old Boys of the College a . cordially invited to attend the ceremor and those intending to be present are : quested to notify the undersigned on 5 before FRIDAY NEXT, 19th instant G. O. COOPER. P.O I . Box 1126. H ° n ' S6Cretary . MOTORS AND CYCLES TTSED MOTOR CYCLE BARGAINS SED MOTOR CYCLE BARGAINS. 1922 "BIG X," with splendid Side-Car , attached. Call and see this great bar- . gain. 1916 "CLYNO." 5-6 twin, 3-speed gear box and Side-Car. A tip top value, 23-h.p. 2-speed "DOUGLAS," in splendid order. Will stand closest inspection. 1921 "HARLEY-DAVIDSON," in perfect condition. With this cycle is a genuine Harley Side-Car. A fine turnout offering exceptional value. Light English Coach-Built Side-Car. We can tnoroughly recommend any of the above machines as Genuine Bargains. Terms arranged to suit purchasers. Motor Cycles Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, ' N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD.. (’Phone 22-092), 29, Harris street, Wellington. THE DOUGLAS OFFERS UNBEATABLE VALUE. fTIHE 2} h.p. vibrationless Twin Douglas A is the most popular machine on the road to-day. At .£72 10s it defies competition. Terms, JE24 3s 4d deposit, and £4 7s month. THOS. H. OATES, Douglas, Harley-Davidson, and B S.A. Agency. 64. Dixon street, Wellington.