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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 670, 22 November 1909, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QPE RA . HOUSE. Direction J. c. WILLIAMSON. TO-iN'IGIIT (MONDAY), NOVEMBER 22nd, , AND THREE FOLLOWING NIGHTS. j ME. JULIUS KNIGHT In a Great Play and a Now Part. , THE JULIUS KNIGHT SEASON. THE JULIUS KNIGHT SEASON. ' This Evening, for the First Timo tore, J. C. WILLIAMSON' Presents the Enormously Successful Play by B. M. Six and.E. G. Sutherland— THE BREED OF THE TRESHAMSI THE BREED OF THE TRESHAMS! THE BREED OF THE.TRESHAMS! With tho following Great Cost:— LIEUTENANT RERESBT (known as ' the Rat) MR. JULIUS KNIGHT Viscount Doreington Mr< Sydney Stirling Sir Clement Hungcrford .... Mr. R. Donniston , ,Sir Henry Curwon Mr. G. Chalmers Colonel 8ag5haw....;.....j Mr. Edgar Harris Captain Stanhope Mr. Stanley Wajpolo Captain Rasleigh ..: Mr. Winter Hall Lieutenant Wilioughby Mr. G. Trcloar Cornet Trcsham Mr. Aubrey. Mallalfien Cornet Kit Peyton Mr.-Leslie Victor Corporal Lumsford ............ Mr. Rupert Julian Corporal Saxton Mr. Alfred Andrew Will Lumsford ............... Mr. Charles Oollman Jovons Mr. Arthur Sponco Footman ........1.. Mr: , Monte Lufco Batty Miss Milho Lompriero Mrs. Basshaw Miss Kaho Towers Helena Pierrepoint Miss Ethel Phillips Margaret Hungerford Miss Guildford Qutn Tho Scenes aro laid.in the fortified Town of Favcrshnni, Kent, England, in the jear 16-15 ■during the. great Civil War. THE PLAY PRODUCED BY ME. JULIUS KNIGHT. ' Stngo Manager, Mr. T. E. Foster. Musical Director, Mr, Hal. Campbell. Prices—ss., 35., and 2s. Early Doors (Gallery and Stalls), Cd. e\tra. Day Sales at Christoson'fi, opp. Opera Houso. Box Plans at tho Dresden. Children in arms not admitted. 3717 Tennis Court. ThONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, No. 1 Percival Street. Corner Dixon Street and Wellington Terrace. Splendid View of Harbour.- Smoking Commercial, and Drawing Rooms. Electric Light throughout. A few Vacancies for Permanent Boarders. Double and Single Rooms. C 1053 . A. E. HUGH. Proprietor. BUS!MESS NOTICES. HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST. j> R. JENSEN notifies'the Public that ho, has Opened a New Up-to-dato Hairdress-1 ing and Tobacconist Business next to Central' Hotel (Mace's), Lambton Quay. Mr. L, Sowman's services have been secured. C 1507 WHERE TO STOP. CENTRAL HOUSE, Taumarunui.-This now yJ up-to-dato House is now open, and Tourists, Travellers, and Visitors especially catered for. Fine largo, rooms and a splendid view. Within >a minute's walk from the railway station and river boat landing. Porter moots Ml trains. Telegrams and letters promptly at- , tended to. Tariff, 6s. per day., / CHOC MRS. E, 3V. STMMONS. Proprietress. THE HOUSE ANJ) ALT,'THAT IT ' 'CONTAINS. TCTROM the thickest carpet to tho most deli- •*- cato fabric, including walls, upholstered furniture, bedding, mattresses, tapestries, pictures, and walls, cleaned by ' THE FAMOUS VACUUM CLEANER. NO DUST. NO DISCOMFORT. MODERATE COST. , Particulars .with pleasure,, on application to— THE CENTRAL CLEANING CO., With which is incorporated THE VACUUM CLEANING CO. OP N.K., 118 GnuZNEE STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone, 2569 (Day or Night). CJ3BG SALE! o a J, i i ALE!- fe a 1! 11 ! SPECIAL PURCHASE OF LE4.THER AND FANCY GOODS. Como and S«o These Goods, which will Mako Lovely Xmas Present*. To be, Sold at SALE PRICES at H. J. HUNTER AND CO.'S, I 110 WILLIS STREET, Including Ladies' and Gents.' Dressing Cases, Gents.' Pockotbooks. Gents.' Pocket Wallets, Hnll Sots, Photo Frames, Post Cards, Post Card and Aut"jraph Albums Cigar and Cigarette Cases, and Dozens of Other Lines. Noto tho'Address• H. J. HUNTER AND CO.. .110 WILLIS STREET. ; 3iOSF BRODIE AND- . M'MILLAN, SAW AND TOOL MAKERS AND CUTLERS, Have REMOVED to New Premises, HERBERT STREET (Late Farish Street). Bring, for Repair by Skilled Workmen all kinds of Saws and Tools, Scissors, Razors, etc. Lawn Mowers adjusted and sharpened. C 1550 WA'NTED KNOWN. ~ WHY Pay Five or Sis Guineas when you, can get a Tailor-made Costume to order for. Three Guineas. A Large Selection of Roady-to-Wcar Costumes and Blonsss in Stock, also very Dainty Embroidered Costumos. Note: address— SIEGEL'S MANNERS STREET. Tolophono 2253. _ CI3IG THE NEW "RUBY" REFLEX CAMERA. TUST' Landed, a few of these, in' tho latest. v> models; Fitted with Thornton-Pickanl "Unit" Focal Plane Shutter. Ono turn of key sols shutter and varies speed. i ABSOLUTELY |'THE THING." , J-Plate Sizo, fitted with Beck Isostigmar Lcnb, f. 5.8,' : .........;.. ~ jeu..o;-o 1-Plate Size, without Lens JGII 0 0 I IMPERIAL CAMERA CO.. I 42 Willis Street, Wellington. 1' THE DE LAITTE GAS MACHINE. nPHIS Mnchinc is English made, and pio. ducos the most Efficient and Economical Gas known for Lighting, Cooking, and Driving Gas Engine. Adoptod and strongly approved by British j Railway Companies. i AUTOMATIC.IN ACTION. NO DANGER. NO STORAGE METER. NO CONDENSATION. NO ARTIFICIAL HEATING. NO HOT-AIR ENGINE. CONSTANT QUALITY AT ALL TEM. PERATURES. 7000 private and 40 town installations (one for 250,000 population). Price List and Estimates Free. Solo Agents— THE UNITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE vSsociATioN.' r,m. 1 'PALMERSTON KOKTH. C 892