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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 579, 6 August 1909, Page 1

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. ■"; AMUSEMENTS. ■ | mHEATRE ROYAL. THEATRE ROYAL. j TO-NIGHT!. 43rd WEEK. . TO-NIGHTI i TERRIFIC SUCCESS! ; PULLER'S PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. j FULLER'S PICTURES AND ORCHESTRA. ! THE NAVAL REVIEW AT. SPITHBAD. I THE a AVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD. | In honour of Imperial Press Conference. i TO-NIGHT-Morio Corelli's themo„,THE VENDETTA! . THE VENDETTA! i THE CINEPHONE SINGING PICTURES aro- . j ' am £? u Waltz the Morry Widow Waltz?" I Pictures are:—License Extraordinary, PUA n VW?,, l , nd, i st , r ?t Ci f M Piclteis, and others. CHANGIiOF PICTURES EVERY SATURDAY. Dress Circle, 25.; Stalls, Is.; Back Stalls, 6d. ' . - 9743 i TXIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. | Lessees—Linley and Donovan. .' THE TO-NIGHT - • , THE J RO\AL ■ . • At ROYAL PICTURES! 8 o'clock. PICTURES 1 ' •; Come.Early or Book yoxu Seats. i TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ! The Beauty Spots of British Columbia, lhe Beauty Spots of British Columbia. . THE MAKING OP A SAILOR. ' i A BALLOON TRIP OVER TURIN. ' i SISTER ANGELA. i ' - SISTER ANGELA. - .■ ' ! THE MAN WITH THE DOLLS. • I FOOLSHEAD, THE SPORTSMAN. ! OUR Prices, Is. and Cd. Plan Abel's. ■ i TO-MORROW (Saturday) TO-MORROW- i CHILDREN'S MATINEE at 2.30. - ! ■ CHILDREN'S MATINEE at 2.30. .9873 ! BAZAAR! . BAZ A A El' , ' 'In aid of ..,..■.■■• I ST. , . MARY'S HOME, KARORI. ■ ! SYDNEY STREET SCHOOLROOM, I TO-DAY, AUGUST Gth.,- i ' Also , TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). | From 3 p.m. to G p.m.. and 7.30 p.m. to-10 p.m. i ''■•■• . each day. ' : " \ ■ SALE OP PLAIN AND FANCY WORK. ■ i ■ DRAMATIC. ENTERTAINMENTS EACH ■■ . | EVENING,, under the direction of . 1 ~■,'■ ' Miss Rita Simpson. ■ > ■ '•; .-. VARIED MUSICAL PROGRAMMES, ,/ .' ] Under the direction of Misses Beauchamp and ; Humphries. : • ' ! SPECIAL CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINMENT, ■' '' i ,:ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. ' i By Pupils of Misses Baber and Richmond's . : I ~ School. :, 1 ADMISSION—Bazaar, Opening Day and each ! evening, Is.; Bazaar, second'and'.third after- . i noons, Gd.; Children's Entertainment, 1 Cd.; j Dramatic Performances,'reserved peats 2s. Gd.,' . I other seats Is. .Tickets.and Box. Plan at Hoi- • I liday's. "'•■'.•',/'"'.■■ -■ . . .- . { Children will bo admitted to the.Bazaar nnd '' i all Entertainments at Half-prices. '■ "*' 9G98 ~ -j ~.; , WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. '■ " mo WN-'HALL.--/ • TOWN HALL," .. 'j TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) EVENING, at 8. ' . > ' .ORGAN RECITAL. ■:- 'Sy Mr. Maujfhan Barnett, City Organist. J 1 SPECIAL.'REQUEST.PROGRAMME. ../ ' j "II Tr0vat0r0"■.....'................;;..... .... Verdi , ! Second . Nocturne .._....;........ Chopin '' j Good Friday Music ...„ .'.....1.....';..'.' Warner . j 'And works by Mendelssohn'and L. Watkius. i , 'Prices—Sixpence,and One Shilling. ' '' ; : ' : -. ' \ JNO. R. PALMER,' , ! 9sßo y ■..'., ■ Town Clerk. ■. i TJNEMPLOYED. ./UNEMPLOYED.. I ~ •'■"- TOWN,HALL/ ■'■■•- ' ■••■ - • ■ i . -.VMONDIY, AUGUST 1G,'.1959.' .■■;.. .'. i . ■' GRAND VOCAL AND' INSTRUMENTAL ' '■ '■■:,■:•' - r'popular, concert"; \ ..i ;-. ■";.■.:'POPULAR" CONCERT. : :;;;r V .': Programme Given* by Leading Vocalists and ! ~• ■ Instrumentalists of. Wellington. ' -J . FULL , ORCHESTRA OF. 45INSTRUMENTS. ' j :. .PRICE , and IsT~: ■ ■','■ '■ ':'"'■ v .'•'/; : ■;■■■;■: ' ; GEORGE WILLIS,/. ' j •■. ■• -■ Honorary Secretary, ■~'• ' j ' Citizens' Unemployment Fund Committee. j ' ■- ■ ■■■'".■ '■ ' ' ' ' 9616 i ,MRS. H, B.' MASON, ■ I TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING. * i ALL the . Latest: Dances, including the ! -131. Waltz, Two-Step,' Veleta, Em» ■ pire, etc., taught.in eix private lessons or one ; quarter at class. Classes are held on Mondays j and Wednesdaj's, at '8 p.m., in tho Private j Hall, 86 Ghuzneo Street, next St. Peter's , j Church. Private lessons arranged. ;' C1232F ,\ BUSINESS NOTICES. I " ■ -.-. '. : •:v.'' l ■! ,■. ~~~7 i WHitcombe.,.and;- tombs, limited. j LIEUT. SHACKLETON'S • . ''' ' VOYAGE OF THE NIMROD . ! ,OF THE NIMROD' - i • - ■ '. ■■TO :■ . . ..- ! •ANTARCTICA. ''.-:•' ! , ANTARCTICA. ! The account of this, important Expedition , is . j duo to arrive here shortly, in two volumes, j handsomely! bound in cloth, with 300 beautiful ■• illustration's, and 12 plates, in colour, together ! with Plans and Maps. , . '.....■■ : '■ . ' ...PRICEW2S. ■• v . s j (There will NOT bo a Colonial Edition). . 1 ' ORDER EARLY. ' ..'■■■'■'• ' ' ■' ~ . ■■ ■ '. ■• i AVHITCOMBE AND' TOMBS, LIMITED. ! ■ v '■.'■'.■ j "HUME'S MACHINERY, ETC., EXCHANGE" AND BUSINESS EXCHANGE. , . .. ■pRINTED Lists posted fvco'on application. j If you. wish to buy. or sell, communicato with us. • • . ■'■•■.•. .. " . 3GO Lainbton Quay, - •' •■■■■■. Wolliugton. I . 'Phono, 2G92. P.O. Box, . 771. . I Opposite Bank of New Zealand. ' I ■ • ■ A. G. HUME, . J Manager. I T OUISE MILLINERY SCHOOL, 97 Lambton j iJ Quay, opp. Kirkcaldio's. The Art of Millinery thoroughly taught from foundation j to finish. Hats ronovated and orders taien. '•' I Ten lessons ss, Day and Evening Classes.' ■• ' ! ; Cll9l ' R. LOW, { PATENTEE of LOW'S PATENT SHOP I FRONTS, holding the largest sheets of glass with absolute safety. Dustproof and ' Waterproof. ■ , . Wood or Metal. Shop and Store Fronts Romodellcd. . ! Show Cases and Shop Fittings. .' ■ . \ ■' ■ Designs and Estimates. , ''..'■ . j " 31 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.' ■■ I . Partioulars a Pleasure, C 1222 i W' ' AREHOUSE TO LET; ' . ! -. TARANAKI STREET. . j FIKST FLOOR, containing 2500 square feet. SECOND FLOOR, containing 2500 square feet, j . both served by Electee Lift. ■ "' . LARGE SHOP, containing 2100 square feet. : Any rof the abovo can bo Subdivided to '.'■.;■ Buit Tenants. • . . ' .AIBO..LOCK-DP MJEKSHOP, Eva Stroot, Apply, . , , " " ■■: EEQHSE-'jrjntßEß LTD., ' .•--'■-. >jcai»naki Street