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Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13269, 26 August 1916, Page 4

Entertainments. THEATRE ROYAL. HAMILTON AN EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. ~ , FOR THREE NIGHTS Commencing Monday and three afternoons. The Greatest Series of War Picture OFFICIAL-AND TAKEN l-NDKII THE Al Sl'K KS OF IHhBRUISH WAR OFFICE. "BRITAIN PREPARED" MR BALFOUR says: ''They are a deep and vital lesson." LORD DERBY says: "Everyone who takes an interest in the >cw Ainiv and Navy should see them." . Thes'o Pictures are the real thing, approved hy tlie Admiralty and War Office, to show the work! how Britain has got ready to heat Germany. The London "Times" says: "The finest tiling of the kind ever produced m this country. . . ~ The London "Telegraph" says: "The film from beginning to end is unique The "Pall Mall Gazette says: "It is only on seeing these films that one realises the lull nature ol the effort England lias made." The "Morning Post" says : "Beyond ipiestion the most authentic and comprehensive series of war pictures which the public lias or will have an opportunity of seeing." The "Daily Mail" says: "As splendid and thrilling i\ picture as has ever boon projected uwin a screen." IUTAIX PREPARED! 'iHTALN L REPARED >REPARED! - IfWPAPVI)! There are Two Great Divisions in this Magnificent Series—Films of the British Navy and Films of the British Army. THE NEW ARMY IN THE MAKING! Yiekers' Kilms of Yickers' Works-Women Making Shrapnel—Flying Corps in the Air—The King's Review. "THE SURE SHIELD OF BRITAIN AND EMPIRE—THE NAVY!" Battleship Building—On the -Mine Sweepers—Giant Stputdrons at Sea—"Big Lizzie"—Life in a Submarine-With the Grand Root—Hornets of the -Navy. TMHTAIN PREPARED: TJRITATX pREI\\RED! Britain Prepared! Britain Prepared! Tliese Pictures have been most highly praised and endorsed hy the Statesmen of Groat Hritiiin—and by our own leaders: The Hon. Mr Massev, the Hon. James Allen and Sir Joseph Ward. Who have publicly testified to the enormous value of such productions. v preceding the v ' G, .1. A. YOFXG. iem MONDAY Inii.eriali-tie SPECIALLY ENGAGED- V V ] SPECIALLY ENGAGED- V |?l a programme ol nil at ' < PR I PES: "'• ?.?"i is •LAN Now Ooeii at P. MILL \JILI- - T. Donovan, MONDAY. Please Note: Reserves 2s. No Extra Charge For Booking

ING'S THKA'IKh \ Powerful Hear! (• GOMMKNCINC >ent one of their greatest simr.-s film adaptation of Sir Charles \ nld-remnvned dramatic piny. " JIM THE PENMAN." " JIM THE PENMAN." " JIM THE PENMAN." \m\ also introduce to the screi distinguished American aeti JOHN MASON. JOHN MASON. A STOItt KHOM REAL LIKE. It grips and holds its grin! Also a clever Mr and Mr* Sidney Drew comedy. "BHACTHTL THOUGHTS." Tho Latest Patlie Gazette, and Views of Canterbury, England. BOOK YOUR SKATS EARLY. HTHEATRE -ROYAL, JJAMILTON To-Night Only! To-Night Only! To-Night Only! To-Night Only! The Capture of " STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." "STINGAREE." The War Gazette and others in support. Church Services. ETHODIST CHURCH SKI? Lotadon St.: 11, Rev. J. Richards (of To Kuiti; 7. Rev. ('. Roberts. Hamilton E. : 11, Mr J. Pomeroy; 7. Rev. .1. Richards. Frankton: 11, Rev. C. Roberts; 7. Mr G. H. Cilling. Hospital: 6, Rev. J. Richards. Rototuna : 2, Mr C. F. Lindsay. Te Rapa : 2, l\e\>. C. Roberts. Koromatua : 2.30, Mr G. H. Gilling. IRANKTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preacher: Rev. R. Wvlie. SUNDAY SERVICES : Morning, 11; Evening, 7. BAPTIST CHURCH, HAMILTON. SERVICES TO-MORROW. 11 a.m.: "Christ's Message to Philadelphia." Preacher: Rev. H. G. Helens. 7 p.m.: Newstead. Mr R. Price. In the King's Theatre— 7 p.m.: Rev. H. G. Hercus. Special Singing. Redemption Songs. All welcome. (CHURCH OF CHRIST, CLAUDELANDS. Pastor, Horace W. Milner. 11 a.m.—Worship. 2.80: Sunday School. 7: "Subject, "Prayers for the Dead." *HEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. HAMILTON BRANCH. PUBLIC MEETING, Sunday August 27th, at 7 p.m. at the Theosophical Hall, Collingwood Street. Subject: "Theosophy and Home Life" Library open and inquirers welcomed 3to 5 p.ii. Saturday.

UNPRECEDENTED VALUES IN WRISTLET WATCHES AND RINGS. During our Great Alteration Sale. I'hi-. SaK; aliords you a striking opportunity oi purchasing \\ i isilet Watches and Kings at chance slip through your fingers, hut take tuil advantage of our Great Sale Reductions. SPECIAL DISCOUNT ——— of 4s in the £ on h all marked prices. V^T Extra 5s to all soldiers! OUR FREE GIFT OFEER! 2 Handsome Gold Watches given away free to the competitors judging the nearest answer to the question—•When Will the War End?" WRITE FOR COUPON. INNES BROS. JEWELLERS, HAMILTON

Kowhai Hfluenza Cure A few doses of this famous cure are isufficient to overcome that nasty cold In the head, reduce the fever, and relieve the aching head and limbs. Get a bottle and keep it by you for early treatment. PRICE 2i 6d. J. BAILUE, MPs. CASH DRUG STOKE, HAMILTON P.O Box 30 "Peerless" Ale and Stout Best Ingredients and Pure Artesian "Water only used. NIPS: 3s 6d; QUARTS: 9s per Doz.; PINTSi 58 per Doz. Booked—6d per dozen extra. Bottles when returned: Quarts 2s, Pints: Is. "PEERLESS" ALL HOTELS. Brewed and Bottled By C. L lnnes and Co., Ltd, HAMILTON The GRAMAPHONE is the greatest educator and entertainer for the long winter evenings. Sold on easy terms at • Grass Rags for th« Study !at the Furnishing Co. IV* Children's *" "* " '

ORDER OF THE STAR IN THE EAST. Founded to draw together those who believe in the near coming of a Great Spiritual Teacher for the helping of the world. PuhKc Meeting First Sunday in Every Month at the Theosophical Hall, Collingwood Street. LEGAL NOTICB. of Cambridge, hare opened office at the Council Chambers, Tirau, and wiß attend there once a week, ai follows:—First Tuesday in month, and on Wednesday in otter weeks. 168 Grass Rags for the Hall or Vestibule at the Furnishing Co. Spectacles and Eyeglasses to suit ail sight*. New tenses and frames fitted—tt. H. Bow*w. Jeweller. Hamilton. ijpMiyii'—