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amusements. THE GRAND. Diraetioa—Wanganui Enterprises, Ltd. ’Phones 3152 or 2852. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 P.M. TO-NIGHT—AT 7.45—T0-NIGHT. Last Screening of The First National Attraction, CHARLES RAY CHARLES RAY And Barbara Bedford in "ALIAS JULIUS CAESAR” "ALIAS JULIUS CAESAR” A Six-Act Farce Comedy with a Society Crook Adventure. A Riot of Laughter. —ALSO—WILLIAM DESMOND WILLIAM DESMOND ’ in "SHADOWS OF THE NORTH” "SHADOWS OF THE NORTH” A Spectacular and Mighty Drama of the North Woods with a Wonderful Love Story. CENTURY COMEDY, GAZETTE. Matinee Prices.—Circle 1/-; Stalls 9d; Children 3d and 6d. Evening Prices.—Circle 1/6; Stalls ]/-. Plan at Rowell’s, next Warnock’s. No extra charge for Reserves. COMING TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) WILLIAM RUSSELL In the Fox Attraction, "TIMES HAVE CHANGED” Al St. John is the author. Book your seat early. A LARGE SELECTION of the world’s best Pianos and other instruments at lowest prices and on easiest terms are always on hand at THE BRISTOL PIANO GO., LTD. Avenue (Opp. Pursers). N. Phillips Manager.

Chavannes’ Hotel Victoria Avenue. This first-class Hotel is now under entirely new management. Patrons may -rely upon the very best attention, every comfort, excellent eusine. ONLY BEST BRANDS OF WINES, BEER AND SPIRITS IN STOCK. T. HARLEY - - Proprietor. Late Victoria Hotel, Napier. LATEST BOOKS AT WARD’S "THE BOOK NOOK.” At 6/-.-"Never the Twain Shall Meet.”—Peter B. Kyne. “Mordius and Co.”—William I. Locke. "Advisory Ben.”—E. V. Lucas. "The Day’s Journey.”—W. B. Maxwell. “Folded Hands.” —Richard King. “The Rover.”—Joseph Conrad. At 2/6. "Nobody’s Man.” —E. Phillips Oppenheim. "Gunsight Pass.”—Wm. McLeod Raine <f Tex of Bar 26.”—Clarence E. Mulford. "Man of the Forest.” —Zane Grey. Numerical Telephone Lists Free on application. J. T. WARD & SON 147 AVENUE.

Girls! No need to hesitate; married lite is one long holiday, thanks to “NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help. M. Bourke & Co.