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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 695, 21 December 1909, Page 1

AMUSEM EMTS. (gPECIAL ,BOX OFFICE NOTICE. BOS PLANS FOR THE CHEAT THE CHEAT Will bo Opened at Tho Dresden TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING. (QPERA HOUS E. Solo Lessee MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON. A i MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION.! FOR A SEASON OF 18 NIGHTS, Commencing ! BOXING NIGHT, 27tn DECEMBER, ! Mr. J. C. Williamson -will present, for the I First Time in Wellington, j THE STIRRING MILITARY DRAMA, ] By Edward Torris and B. "P. Matthens, j THE CHEAT ! THE CHE A.T. I THE CHE AT. | Interpreted by. ] MR. J. C. WILLIAMSON'S j NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. | A Combination of Exceptional. Strength, PRESS EULOGIES. " 'The Cheat' is a play leavened with power." — Otago Daily Times." "To each of the actors tho sincere thanks of tho audience aro due."—Duncdin "Star." . "Should bo put in. the 'extra special' melodiaaatio division."—Christchurch "Press!" "It has an interesting'plot, well worked out, and tho situations, though strongly dramatic, are. not exaggerated."—"Lyttclton Times." Prices—ss., 35., and 2s. SOCIETY'S SPOUTS. AT MASTERTON, JANUARY Ist, 1910. .£213 IN.CASH PRIZES. 4213 IN CASH PRIZES. NOMINATIONS FOR HANDICAP EVENTS CLOSE DECEMBER 4th. Programmes and full on application to JOHN B. EMMETT, Secretary, Masterton. Tennis Conrti TQONBANK PRIVATE HOTEL, JLf ' No. 1 Percival Street. Corner Dixon Street and Wellington Terrace Splendid View of Harbour. Smoking Commercial, and Drawing Rooms. Electric Light throughout A fow Vacancies, for Permanent Boarders. Double and Single Rooms. C 1053 A. E. HUGH. Proprietor: BUSINESS NOTICES. McEWAN'S QCOTCH A LE cewan's Scotch Ale. far superior to all others. 75-per cent. of the ale , imported into australia is represented By " - K c E W A N,'S. HEALTHFUL,' INVIGORATING, ' ■ APPETISING. HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING, APPETISING. HEALTHFUL, INVIGORATING, APPETISING. WHERE TO STOP. rtENTRAL HOUSE, Taumaranui.-Tbis now \j up-to-date House is now opon, and Tourists, Travellers, and Visitors especially catered for. Fine largo roome and a splendid view. ■Within a minute's walk from tho railway station and rivor boat lauding. Porter tueots all trams, 'i'olegiains and letters promptly attended to. Tariff, 6s. per day. CllOO MRS. E. AV. SIMMONS, Proprietress; TjiOß THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Leather, Brief Bags, from 65., lid. Solid Leather Gladstone Bags, liom 225. 6d. Gentlemen's Suit Cases, lls. to IDs. u'd. Ladies' Lunch Bags, Irom 2s. Cd. Cabin Trunks, liom 30s. .-< Weekend Cases, . .. ~ Ladies' Hat Boxes, 153. Scout Belts with Sivivels, Is. 9d. each, Boys' Scout Knives, with Sheaf, 2s. each. Men's Razor Strops, Is. ,6d., worth is. (id. School Bogs, from 10d/ each. W. H. NASH, 135 CUBA STREET. Abney, and Builders' Leyole, Pris-, matics. Parallels, Steol Straightedges, Spring Bows, Bow Pens, Tco and Set Squares, and Scales of all kinds.: '_' L. W. LUDWIG, C 1035 214 Lambtcn Quay. "PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN," ■*■' M'Doiiald Crctcent. MRS. HOLGATE, Snperintendent. Now Zealand liegiEtered Nurse. Certified Midwivea' Board, London. Cortiiicated Maeseuse.. Estab. ISOS. Telegrams: "Women." Telephone. 2159. Day or Niglit. CijiH eangitirl " ~ pEIVATE .HOSPITAL A ' 18 AUSTIN .STREET.. ' Telophone, 2686. i Established by- i THE MISSES NEALE, j Eogistered ana Certificated Midwives. Every Care and Attention. CI2OO PETONE SIEAM LAUXDET. EV. COUCHMAN'sIaUNDRY is the most . up-to-dato in Petone. Vans to town twice daily. Hotolß, SohooU, and Private Fam? lies are notified that large drying ground Is attached to the promises also a goSd supply of artefiian. water. Over 26 years" experience Inspection umted. Cliaj pOULLS, CULLING AND CO., LTjT D.I.C. BUILDINGS, BRANDON STREET. ' COMMERCIAL AND .MANUFACTURING . STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS and LITHOGRAPHERS. STREET-WIDENING SALE,' ' AT tho Banaar, 37 Willis Street, Welling. -£X ton. Aβ tho above Property hnn f« r pulled down for etroot widening aIY SJ , must bo cleared at Sweeping Reactions con' sistmg of Crockery, Tea, Dinner, and Toilet SoU, Glassware, Choice Fancy Goods? Cloth ing, Curtains, cto. ' wotn - R. HERRON, Proprietor. T OUISE MILLINERY SCHOOL, 97 Lamh IJ ton Quay. opp. Kirkcald.e'e. 'The Art of Millinery thcrongtly taught from foundation to finish. Hats renovated and orders taken Ten lessons Ah Bay and Etoning Qmw