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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 650, 29 October 1909, Page 1

"THE DOMINION" Is independent of any interest except the interests of the people.: Its circulation is growing steadily in keeping with the dpsire of the. public to read honest, fearless, and independent newspapers. *

■ ■ . AMUSEMENTS." '- ".' '. fJIHEATRE ROYAL. THEATRE ROYAL.' ™-NIGtIT! . At 8. . TO-NIGHTI THEPRE-EMINENT AND INCOMPARABLE IDLERS' Tho 1 Best PICTURES. MILLERS'. of All. ' PICTURES. Unquestionably Without "an Eqtial. .' A 1 Kctoarlcablo 'All-New Series, including--' 7 -'1 '?<• ■ < DR.. COOK AT COPENHAGEN, , ~ ■ A Topical Event of Surpassing 1 Interest.' ■ • OLIVER TWIST, ■ . SCHOOL IN NEW GUINEA. y ' JOAN 01-' ARC, nrnvJu?'® lo *®'• °f Unsurpassed Splendour.. TRUER LOVE. ' THE SLEEPEtt.' : - ; TROUBLES OF:A. PRETTY MILLINER. INTERIOR.! Of MEXICO, And Many. Others.' ■; .FULL ORCHESTRA AND EFFECTS Prices: Circle, 25.; Stalls, Is;j Pit, Gel. ■Reserves at Dresden. Company.v v S601 1 ; y XflS MAJESTY'S THEATUE, JLi ■ Sole Lessees ... Linley and Donovan >■■-t LINLEY AND DONOVAN'S 1 ROYAL ' TO-NIGHT. ROYAL • PICTURES. 'I'o-NIGHT. PICTURES. ' THE LIFE .OP WASHINGTON • THE' LIFE. OF WASHINGTON ,« I 'flic Great National 'Hero;, under - tho BritisK. ; ' and-America ii Flags. THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. " ; THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH. ,A Brilliant Adaptation ,of Charles Dickens'*, v I'anions.-Story. ;. '• • . ■ THE HOTEL TftlEF. , ; MR. JONES'S' BURGLAR. Is. . , / OUR; PRICES „ 61 ,- Plan Abel's. ,-Bookins Fee,< fid. MATINEE, TO-MORROW. , i : Bring the-little :-ones to see "The Mali Who . \ . ,- L . - Never-Told a Lie." 3705 STAR >PICTURES;-St Thomas's Hall, Now- 1 ■ . town.' To-mght,'and. Every -Evening,- tf.'U.i-i.'-tf Change of-Programme every Monday.'•• -Adnuß---v ■ : sioh, ; ls. and' (id. .Matinee on .SATURDAY;.-- . . I ? .' WOLFGANG, Manager. . THE NAVY' LEAGTJE.-TOWN' HALL, TO. - 'NIGHT (Friday), 8-p.m.—Grand Patriotio - v .Entertainment,, comprising nayal. items , from H.M.S.' Challenger.. Songs: by- Mr. Ernpeti; Parked. ■ and . Humorous Ttems,\ by Mountebank -Us Dramatic Club'." Admission f6r'hon>mombets, Ul,; V. ; •; v'< * - , •• 3667 ~ e.,. Tennis Court. BONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, . No. 1 Pcrcival 1 Street. . y Corner Dixon Street and. Wellington Terrace., > Splendid View ;of Harbour.Smoking, Com- - meveial, and Drawing Rooms. Elcotrio Light throughout. A-few Vacancies for Permanent v . Boarders. Doublo .and Single Rooms.. '...- CWS3 ■ ■ :A. E. HUGH, Proprietor..; J BUSINESS NOTICCS. THE 'tiffin. Most TJp-to-Date HOT MID-D,iY .LUNCHEONS ' And; ■ . ' ..... LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA ROOMS, Opp. Royal bak Hotel (next Geo. Winder's.). • / ■ 'rCIaST-Ri^? ■Tl/SEREDITH HOUSE, Tauniarnnui, N.Z. •: i»2- (Junction Wangauui River and, Main Tiuak Line) _ ' l ~ FIUSi'-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Excellent -.Cuisine. v • Cook's Coupons' Accepted, a; Telegtaphio Address •."Matlnas," Taumarunui. . - ! Lvsry uttentioli giviin taVJ,'e)egram^,-; -.-, KERR A.ND MATHIAS, GIUB ■ : ! - .Proßttatrosßes,. irt >.-i WHERE -TO STOP. CENTRAL. HOUSE, Tnumarunui.-/Thtß new 1 • - ■ Up-to-date Housoisnow open, and'Tour-'-o ' isli'.'kuvellers, and( Visitors especially-,catered tor. ; ''Fine 1 large ; aiid r 'h'splendip 'yiewj..': r AV'ithm. 'n. minute's 1 walk from" the iailvfaysta- ; • • tioa;and'i;iver : boat.-landing. '..Porter: meets all:,: .''.ii" tr.iiiis; and;' lettert promptly- atloudtd to. Tai'il>,.6s.: per day. s CUWi: MRS. E. W. SIMMONS, Pronrietrcss, ■ ; v. 'CM:-., C' OMMEUCIAL' RESTAURANT' AND'% ijUPPER ROOMS, OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY. 1 i OPLN TILL 11.15 P M. G. R, FAIL, Proprietor, . . : .v;. -' v. (Lato of High Street, Christoh'urch.) V, . '-S a-'-V'-"C1133. / THE HOUSE, AND ALL THAT IT - ; .' CONTAINS. I7IROM the thickest carpet to tiio most dell- i Jk? ■ cato fabric, including walls, upholstered - furnituro,' bedding, mattrefesei, 'tapestries; vpio. >\ ; turesi and cJcaned/by THE'FAMOUS VACUUM CLEANER 1 . NO DUST. NO DISCOMFORT. MODEfiATfI . COST. \\ Particulars with pleasure,-en- application to->: THE CENTRAL CLEANING CO., ' ' With which-is " incorporated-.. »v' '.v . THE VACUUM CLEANING CO. OF N. 2., ' ' i 118 GHUZNEE STIIEEf, WELLINGTON.; Telephone, 29G9 (Day. or Nisht):'. '~ • - CISBA v • WASTE I WASTE! WASTEI JUST LANDED a largo shipmont, ■ and: caa . offer tho Best 'Vulue in the Dominion.- ' ■Samples and.prices on application.' Constantly arriving, neir ehipments of— i OILS ■ AXLE GREASE j PACiaNGS HOSE ] BELTINGS ENbINEERfe' , SUNDRIES.', I ASBESTOS AND RUBBER GOODS. ETC.. -•] THE UNITED ASBESTOS AUSTRALASIAN AGENCt/LTI), • i Corner Jervois Qiiay and-Harris Street;: i WELLINGTON. ' C 1251 TIjUMPX Abncy, and Buildera' Levels, Pri* . rr- rnatics, Parallels, ' Steel i Straightedjcß, . Spring Bows, Bow Pens, Too and Set Squires,: : and boalcs of all kinds, - < ■ ~i L W. LUDWIG, 1 C 1035 -SU Lambton Quay. ' . . ; : : — -v. j WJ. GAUDIN AND'' SON, 1 ' •grain, produce, and coal , , MERCHANTS, > ; . 40 Ghuzuee btreoti AVelliDgton. : ' : ' Cosh Buyers of all .kinds- of Farm Produce. ! I Consignments bandied-with best 'results. to ■ i ehippnrs. • r-< <>irrespondonco; invited. ■ > /; ■ • Cll9!> , " 'i y ■-] , HERETAUNGA-TRENTHAM. ■ , ! WE have a splendid BLOCK OF LAND near '< ■ ' 5 Golf Links, planted and fenced, on which : wo are prepared to Bulla to suit a purchaser. - ■] : AlsOj_ Land '.near' Trenthnm- 'Racecourse- and- '-. Rifle Range. Inquiries, solicited. ■ . ; .-1 JOHN ODLIN AND CO.. LTD., C9CS Cable Street, Wellington. ' vi P 0 R S, A l- E. j 5-ROOMED no.qSF,, just, completed,, Jackson ; 1 : ;. Strmt, .overlooking Duppa . Street . Park) - i good tiom. Price, J1550. .' A BARGAIN—4-roomcd Cotlago, .Orua- Road, - ■Eastbourne. iTo close occotmts in tho a* 1 ' . signedVEstate :of Mr. J. Coombo/ • TO LET, Titnbor Yard, Dixon- Street. : / ;ApriJ."'" = .yV; ; ".'r PROUSE LUMBER, LTD., rAw . < • Taranaki Street. , "