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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 430, 12 February 1909, Page 1

| FOB ADVERTISER OR READER THERE 13 HO OTHER PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND WHICH CAN BE CLASSED WITH' "THE'DOMINION."'

AMUSEMENTS. rjIHEATRE ROYAL. THEATRE ROYAL, TO-NIGHT! ALL NEW' ALL NEW! TO-NIGHT! ALL NEW! ALL NEW! TO-NIGHT! OUR NEW PROGRAMMES A TERRIFIC SUCCESS! FULLERS' CINEMA PATHE. TULLERS* CINEMA PATHE. FINEST OF ALL' TO-NIGHT'S . FINEST OF; ALL! New Programme! :; . . A. Few of TO-NIGUT'S GEMS'" : . '-V .China"'Awakening!:': .Life; in a Desert! The Kid's Strike 1...' ; i' The Pr«t(y Dairymaid! . , .'. . : The. Gloriousi Zambesi !.;V .A' Broken >yow! ' ; It is the House Decorator! ■ ■ And .Many^Others.■ AU 'Entirely New! : ; A First-class Picture Show! Edgar :Collins's; Professional Orchestra. ' .. • . . iDi'e^s: Circle, :.2s;, ; ;StaUs|'.ls; Box Plan at Dresden. 5539 fJIOWN HALL, WELLINGTON. . Direction of J. and N.-'TAIT.;., .j;. Manager—C. .C. Campbell; ;; :"^ THE ROYAL WELSH M VIE CHOIR. THE ROYAL WELSH MALE CHOIR. CREATE A PERFECT FURORE. •'. v . : . SCENES' OF ' INTENSE' ENTHUSIASM.', ' . : LAST NIGHT'S INAUGURAL PERFORMANCE A SENSATIONAL TRIUMPH 1 Beyond All Question the . Most_ Satisfying ~ i Musical Attraction-yet Heard;in ! ;N.Z.; : ', v TO-NIGHT AND TOUR FOLLOWING TO-NIGHT AND FOUR FOLLOWING TO-NIGHT AND FOUR FOLLOWING EVENINGS. EVENINGS. EVENINGS AN EPOCH IN AUSTRALASIA'S MUSTC. AN EPOCH IN \USTRALASIA o MUSIC. ' CHORAL SINGTNG TO ABSOLUTE PEE-"' , FECTION. , \ •;' : : H '? ROYAL.WELSH M\T,E CHOIR.' "ROYAL WELSH MAT,E CHOTR. ROYAL WELSH M \LE CHOIR. . " '. v , . .ROYAL CH01R..".'..;,- - -vt.Biobk;youfiseats,atsthe.Dresden to savo.dis«' -.V;'appointment at.' tlio doors.- v :: ' TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME. ' ' '"PestVucHon of Gaza;" .'. - '' '. V • '(a) ''Y:faihla'i Baban" • . ■ ' . • 'r;.'(b)''.VMa'r/Ysgyfiirnog"-.-. ' ; .- ... j'ijri-Vi"-': V' >(Huii"tyn'g' the Harel. .' *;• : .-}> ■S&'!'-D«criptiyj;?." Lasfl'JlayJbf; Pompeii." '. • ■ ---Operatic,'/'The-Bandit." '' , - PART SONG. .- . "P.eaceful.Ni!;ht".(uiiacconinanied). . -*:'"i-Quartotte:V;;\Vi-'.TV-J;..'-- -;.i4:;r : .V"'-■"In-Absence." •.- V Fair Flora Decks." v-. . .Duct: ."Excelsior.",. ..... •• . .. ', Solos V " Mary.". '">Thora,'' :."'AVi_n(;s -to Heaven," ... . .'TSailt>fs'..S6nsr"..(with Iclioriis)-' ' V:' ..- •By Special Request; "Cws"''-and'"Dear Littk . •• * • Shamroclc" .will;be repeated. : .' • 'SEhcores: Inolude" -' :.:A:i COMPLETE CHANGE AT EACH CONCERT. ■ • PRICES—Ss:i '-3s.y"'2s.-, ■■1 s: - Box- Plans at thf ■ .■• : Dresden. Day Sales' (3s. and is.) at Abel's. .■; 5623 . Touring Manager,-A. \V. BATISTE.. . ."pfis. ' MAJESTY'S • THEATRE, ; AH Courtcnay Place. : '. , • " r THE ROYAITpiCTURES! ' . .THE JtOYVL PICTURES! ' .: . ANOTHER EMPHATIC SUCCESS!, .' . - .'V KEW PROGRAMME A TRIUMPH' TONIGHT' - TO-NIGHT! BARBARA TREITCHIE. PALER^IO' • EGYPT! •: .- . THE MUMMER'S DAUGHTER! LIGHTNING TOUR HEMP INDUSTRY. NICK CARTER, DETECTIVE' . .'THE COUSIN' WHO EATS TRUFFLE! -. -. L.. .HOUSE-CLEVNING. WIFE OR MOTHER' A GOOD TESTIMONIAL! POLICEMAN IN'SPITE-Ol'- HIMSELF: " CHILDREN'S MATINEE. SATURDAY. r:,Our~ ; Pnce^^.^:!i!idJ6d;j*:Plah'VAbel's. : : * 5r20 K; : ;j fJiOWN 'HALIT " ' TOWN HALL. SUND VY NEXT < SUNDAY NEXT. Under, the- direction.; of - the :.;r:v:> ;':SJ - '. ' ... . ; tff.j SPECIAL ORGAN RECITAL, By MR. D. A. ' , Assistedsby':Mr;.;i3rnest^^.Parkes^(Baritone),'' aitil .... Mr. Ciiudo'Solomon (Violinist).} .... ,v .; :;::Axlmissioh : Free; ; :.l , abbns : aro'asked ;to':bbn-:tfi ; ; ' tribute ' Is/ .upstairs;;. 6d; : ;d6wnstairsi: ' 5518 :■ rruTT VALIJIY . - HORTICULTURAL".. vj ! -vV. - SOCiETX^--: - i ' Vi^ . v ••' "AH in a garden fair." . -. . • THE SIXTH ANNUAL SDMJtER SHOW i: :';: 'jWill- be^lieid: MR. G. A. CHAPMAN'S GARDEN, LOWER HUTT, ' On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, - . ' . 17th and 18th PEi3RUARY,'' ; ..- , At 3 p m ' ' .■. Visitors" : jyill have.: an/opportunity of ; ; : - :'tW'\\vhfll6'i,of-. : Mr.'?-)ljhap'uifias;johatiiiirig-i , feardett-''''sii'X; ; Vn at; present;full;of the,.loveliest Uoiyers and choicest, pot plants. .' ' The-'Society intends this Exhibition to bs a ■ 88 S.eotions of Fruitj-Flbivers, and -Vegetables. THE SHOW OF THE DOMIMON E D WOODWARD, Hon. beo. "ft/I"ASI'ERTON AGRICULTURAL AND PAS--I*l TOIiAL ASSOCIATION. TWENTY-SECOND GRAND , ANNUAL SHOW, , TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, February '' llith aiid 17th, ISO 9. v' ' RECORD ENTRIES. GREAT TREAT IN STORE TOR LOVERS OF GOOD STOCK Horses, .Sheep, Cattle, Pigs,. Dogs, and Im. . ' JiiS plements ..'promise: a display never- before • at- .. ... ; V' ;.:' tained in the district. . ' .. v AGRICULTURAL n.VLL FILLED TO OVERFLOWING, ;. • With Farm andiDairy Produced Fruity':;s' ■; ' . • ' Flowers, and Vegetables. . . For train ararngeiheiits'seo Posters and Hand- : 5? bills. 995 G. ; : ; 1 GEO. R. .SYICES, Secretary. ■ EUSH DISTRICTS AGIUCVJ!.TUR\L AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S < ANNUVL SHOW. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, To be held on iVOODVILLE RACECOURSB. :Comprehensive • programme.—Leaping and . . : .other Competitions. ; Pleasant Grounds. Entries close Tuesday, ... February.:9, -at, 9/,p.m;: : Programmes, on . r.v'Ki'; cation ; from the Secretaries;, of rkindred .Asso-'; S -V ciations, or from J. 11. ESCOTT, Secretary, Box 12, Woodville. '5031 ' f ; 'Phono'. 1859. .■/;- '''s'..■ Tennis Court. • BONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, No. 1 Percival Street, and Wellington Terrace. r /;SplendidvYiw; ofWtarbotirJvv.-''Srobkihtr^Com- ; mercial, . Electric Light' '• vS A Vacancies ;for; Permanent ' V Boarders. aiid• Rooms^: i : ;'- C 1053-. .A. : E. HUGH,. Proprietor. ; v~