AMUSEMENTS. MODERN ROBINSON CRUSOE.RING'S THEATItE. COLOSSAL MATINEE. Ihis Afternoon commencing at 2 o'clock. To-night at 6.30 o'clock. ROBINSON CRUSOE ROBINSON CRUSOE Outdone in "THE NATURE MAN." See him in his canoe shooting tho rapids; J' ls "Sh' with the lion; his struggle -with tho black bear; his wonderful feats with the wild animals. A picture that all children will love. Then— r .v I™ THE GLOAMING." in tho gloaming, o h. my darling, TU i t no ' i bitter thoughts of me. t t away in silence, Left you lonely, set' you free; °^_ m y, heart was crush'd with longing What bad been could never be. it was best to leave you thus, dear— u^ f - >r an d best for me. A beautiful, pathetic, and dramatio story nas been founded on the famous sans, '"IN THE GLOAMING." -— "IN THE GLOAMING." —— ."IN THE GLOAMING." A British Production De Luxe, with the Famous English Actress. VIOLET HOPSON. VIOLET HOPSON. A Shrieikingly Funny Comodv, "BILL'S BLIGHTED CAREER," By the Keystone Comedians. 'Swimming and Diving" (Interest). Pictorial Educator, etc., etc. 3d to the Matinee; Adults 6d. TO-NIGHT WE COMMENCE AT 6.30. PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! Atß. TO-NIGHT 1 DOROTHY GREEN In ™ "THE PRAISE AGENT." COMEDY, SCENIC. GAZETTE Eta COMING SATURDAY NEXT! "GINGER MICK." Sequel to " The Sentimental Bloke." LODGE OF AUSTRALASIA, v " 1.0.0. F. In consequence of the ferry boat missing a express, tho CIVIC RECEPTION of tii© GRAND LODGE is POSTPONED until TUESDAY, at tho Council Chamber. BANQUET TO-NIGHT, At 7.30 sharp, ART GALLERY HALL. Tickets. ss. SOCIAL AND DANCE On MONDAY, OCTOBER, 25, At 8 p.m., , -ART GALLERY HALT. Ticfcets (Gentlemen 3s, Ladies 2s) may be obtained from Members of Committee or at the Door. 230 T®E JiAND OF THE 4TH REGIMENT Will PLAY in the BOTANIC GARDENS v On SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24. PROGRAMME. March ("My Regiment"), Overture ( Znznpa ), Selection ("II Trovatore"), (a) " Pastoral Symphony " fb) "Ho Shall Feed His Flock" ("Messiah"), "Qui Tollis (12th Mass), March ("The Middy"). National Anthem. 230 "JfJ V ERY WO MA N." LECTURE. ARTILLERY ASSOCIATION. An ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on "N.Z. ARTILLERY IN FRANCE" will bo given by Lieut.-co! N. S. FALLA C.M.G.,. D.5.0,, in Early Settlers' Hall on 'TUESDAY, 26th October, at 8 p.m AJI interested are invited to attend. Collection at door to defray expenses. 230 J. W. SMEATON, Hon. Secretary. BATTERY, N.F.F.A. The Battery will PARADE in plain clothes cm. TUESDAY, 26th -inst., at 7.45 p.m., at tho Early Settlers' HaU,' for the purpose of Attending Lecture, "N.Z. Artillery in France," by Lieutenant-colonel FALLA, C.M.G., D.S.O. Therei will be NO PARADE on either the 27th INST or the 3rd PROX. J. G. JEFFERY, 230 , Major, Officer Commanding. EDUCATIONAL. "JB RESS FOR WAR D." Press forward—not to the hindrance of vour neighbours, but to the attainment of the highest place in your pro- ■ fession. Do your best for the general good. Don't think that your influence with others is so slight that it can have no effect. Do your best whatever it is you do. and do it all the time. Press forward—not only to obtain the prize, but to overcome the obstacle. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington, New Plymouth, and Christchurch, Has been assisting men and women for 20 years to press _ forward. It is ready " and willing to assist you. For further information write to . i H. AMOS, llau Managing Director. mHE WAY TO GET AHEAD is to use JL a head. The head must be trained. International Correspondence Schools' training is easy to. learn, remember, and apply Let them train you for a better job and higher salary. Give your head a chance to earn the money that your hands can't Electrical Engineering, Salesmanship, and many other Courses to pick from. Inquiries cost you nothing.—Address: Dept. B, Box 687, Dunedin. ' ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL 123 High street (opp. D.l.C.).—Day Classes Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday s - Evening Classes Monday o v nd Thursday! Join now, and piake your autumn and winter outfits. Ladies' Tailoring also taught Cut patterns a specialty. Ladies' own material cut out. Miss KATE STEWART, 30m Principal SHORTHAND and We Teach these subjects bv Correspondence—For particulars write Rossbotham'f Commercial College (Ltd.), Dowling street Dunedin. - 6ni QHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING,HBOOZKEEPING. —Miss Brown's College, above Moray Place _ P. 0.; railway sions; individual tuition. Telephone 2997. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. MAORI ART DESIGNS. An EXHIBITION designed to illustrate the application of Maori Decorative Art to modern uses will be held in tho HOCKEN LIBRARY, University Museum, beffinninc in the LAST WEEK OF APRIL, 1921. PRIZES of two guineas each will he given for tho best design for the border of a New Zealand travelling rug. best design for pottery and china, best, design in metal, best design for interior house | best design for decoration of a publio building, and for excellence of design in articles not specified above. For further information apply to the Assistant Curator, Otago Universitv Museum, King street. 16^ WANTED" KNOWN—Eoofa Painted and Houses Decorated; cheapest rates in town; workmanship guaranteed; no connection with combine. —Particulars and prices from Painter, Times Office. 2X< WATSON'S No. 10 Whisky, tho mark oi rt&ied hospitality. Soft, mellow clftftn, mattered. 2Sa
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