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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 298, 10 September 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, Theatre royal, theatre royal. • Direction'of EDWIN - GEACH. TO-NIGHT'S OPENING EVENT! Doors open at. 7; commence at 8. MESSRS. MACMAHON AND CARROLL'S GREAT LIVING PICTURE ENTERPRISE, By Special Arrangement with MR. EDWIN GEACH, Tho Greatest Cinematographic Achievement, of Hie Time! Now attracting Tens of Thousands in Australia. SPECIAL NOTICE.—The first part, of the programme will be devoted to an altogether now and. delightful series of living picturo subjects, including THE MARATHON MOTOR RACE FROM AVINDSOR TO THE FRANCOBRITISH EXHIBITION. EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATIONSHis Majesty the King opening the Exhibition. March Past of the Athletes, Swimming, High . Diving, Jumping, Water Polo, etc., etc. The Peasant and Princess, Tho Stouebreaker, ' Britain's Sweethearts, etc., etc., followed by The Great • • BURNS-SQUIRES BATTLE. BUR.NS-SQUIItES BATTLE. - ; scenes: ; The Crowds Arrive at tho Stadium. Tho Fight for Admission. Tho Mighty Throng Waits Patiently. The Telegraph-polo Spectators Who Wouldn't . Come Down. Preliminaries .of tho Light-Weights. Squires Enters the Ring Amidst Cheers. Burns and Squires Shako Hands. The Gong Sounds—Squires Faces the Sun. Tho Great Fight Commences. 1 Squires .Gets Burns on tho Nose and Body. ,A Clinch. " Break Away," says the Referee. Fourth Round—Fast and Furious. Squires Forces Burns. Australia Hopeful. "Burns is Staggering!" Falls! Burn's Eyo Blackens, but Still He Smiles. 20,000 Roar, "Is the Champion Done?" No! Squires Shows Signs of Fatigue. Things Change. Burns Now Worries Squires. Australia's Heart Sinks. Squires is Tired. Burns, still fresh, hits, and hits again. Squires Rallies a Little. Burns Cuts His Eyo. Squires' Blows Hard. The End is Feared. He Goes Down. "Get up. Bill; get up." • Bill .weakly rises, but soon goes down again. Australia'is Sad; the: End is Sure. Up again! Burns Delivers the Knock-out. 1,,2, 3, 4, 5, G,.7,.8, 9—out! The End has Coine. •Squires Rises—but Too Late. Tno - Victor-and Vanquished Shako Hands. Australia Goes Home Sad, but Satisfied. ' 7 Bill'had made the' Fight of His Life. i ' Box Plans at the Dresden. /. .Prices 35., 25.,. and Is. No extra charges, - ' ■'■ '■ ' 0500 | ; FOR SALE. - ' TO PLUMBERS. / WANTED to Sell; as a going; concern, oldestablished Business in one of.'the most progressive towns in the North Island. Good reason for selling, and splendid opportunity for a ' practical man. Stock about .£IOOO. For particulars apply' to ■ - WILSON AND -WILSON, 591 Farish Street, Wellington. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TENDER AS AGOING CONCERN. - ' ' TRONMONGER'S SHOP in Hastings. ExcepJL ' tion'ally' good.' situation 'in .'Main Street. i\ew Brick Premises. 1 First-class' Opening. , -- 'i. A Si 5 '.AND SONS, LTD.,'. .6-177 ' Hastings. NEWSPAPER AND - JOB PRINTERY. -FOR SALE... In'thriving'country town; with large districtvpopulation... '.Turnover, i!4O per wegkj.may,: be easily'.-Thcreiis.ed. • Principals only dealt witli. l'Hca JtßOOO;cash; Apply— -;• ; . : " M;." 6010 " Box 123, .Masterton. rR SALE, , two First-class BILLIARD TABLES, only ; 12 months in use. For ■price and terms apply ' ' BOX 143, • G499 Palmorston North. The ratl'iff • land : agency, : FEILDING - - - . (Established . 1592). - . - • ; Land/Estate, and; lusuranco, Agents. vOur -Services.and Experience, is at the Disposal of Clients wishiug -to Buy, Sell, or Leaso i J i'operiy iii any part of the i/omihiou. Drop usi a line stating your. : requirements. Ctiala HUME'S. MACHINERY EXCHANGE," WELLINGTON. New and Second-hand Machinery Agents, Buyers and Sellers,. Manufacturer' Representative's, etc., etc., etc. • Send -lor lateat Exchange," now ready.' P6sted free. ' ■Vuone '2b92. P.O.' Box 771. . '■ National Mutual Building, Wellington'. • j .. ' CB9l 'I' MIRAMAIi. •' iilOR ■ SALE—SHARE in SYNDICATE own--3 -lug-over 13 -Acres Splendid hUlJjDii\G iii'TEs.,. Will-accept naif market value. Apply, ' ,f . HICKMAN RUSSELL AND CO., . 6475 Aenr. Plymouth. ACRES FREEHOLD, situated about 15 oOU miles from' Paimer'ston IHorth, all in grass. Nearly all tne lanu id noli drained 6wamp, subdivided into 11 paddocks, 20 chains from' railway station, 1J miles from creamery, P.O. ami-store about miles distant, carry-ing-40u breecjihg ewes, luU Head of mixed suuep, and 130 head of big . cattle; 7-roomed lioust); woolshed, dip, cowbails) and' other necessary Price, JSStt per acre; JCIOOO cash, balance arranged;—P.'it.'SlGGS, Land Agent, Street, .Palmorston North. C 867 ' i having - a House at Lower Hutt would liko to EXCHANGE same for a i VACANT SECTION; also, having one at Island -Bay, -let at 205., would like to EXCHANGE same for a VACANT SECTION at Island Bay." Write to " ■ "TRUSTEE," > Box 404, Wellington. Cs4oa BRtFNSWICK RESTAOBANT. 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