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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 765, 14 March 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE ROYAL, Prop., John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Complete .Change of Programme. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE CO. MORE STARS.'. MORE.STARS.. First Appearance-in Wellington of HASSAN The Greatest ' HASSANHASSAN of all HASSAN HASSAN Indian Magicians. HASSAN This clever artist has recently coDcludcd a Starring Engagement at London Hippodrome. ■ The direct descendant of . a family of Hassans, whose secrets have been handed down from generation to . geuti-ation for over 500-' years- "• He lifts a block of stone veigliing 621b, with his Eyelids. . -. ' ' Also, THE-KLIMOS; ' ■ THE KLIMOS. THE KLIMO3. THE KLIMOS, . Exceptional!.-■' Clever Comedy Novelty Artists. Supported by AVARI) LEAR and v Brilliant Co. -..'■■.■■ 2s. and Is. Plan Theatre. A Fine Lot of New. Pictures at the Change on Wednesday Nest. T|"IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Propriety: John Fuller and Sons. . NEXT-WEDNESDAY OUR PICTURES CONTINUE OUR PICTURES CONTINUE . . HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES . HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES Everybody's Pictures. None Barred. PARIS FLOODS. PARIS FLOODS. PARIS FT-OODS. PARIS FLOODS. :.'. The Most Absorljingj nnd Topical Picture ' . -of-the-pay. ■ Showing in grim reality the most interesting incidents of the awful catastrophe. ' Also a Wonderful Scientific Scries; ILLUSTRATING SLEEPING SICKNESS As traced in all its Stages by Dr. J. Comandou. and taken per . means of his Invention, the ' MICRO CINEMATOGRAPH. ; The Wonder of the.age. Living blood corpuscles seen in. theif desperate-but ineffectual struggle against the -TRIPANOSOMES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS.'. . .THE PET OF THE BIG HORN RANCH. THE PET OF THE BIG HORN R.ANCH, Wonderful. Wild West- Drama, teeming . with Exciting Incidents. ■" .Etc., etc.. -etc. . . " Same Prices—ls. nrid (jd. ■ Plan Christeran's. The Best .of Friends must part No Free' List. ~ '■ . THE '".'' ■ KING'S. ' ' THEATER Proprietors. West's & Royal Pictures . ■ ' WEDNESDAY. NEXT. ". ' . WEDNESDAY.! NEXT., ■'■■■■.'. GRAND~OrENING -. ; .'.' ' ' Of the ". ...KING'S THEATRE . . '.'. KING'S THEATRE ' ■■: " By WEi?T'S -AND ROYALPICTURES AND PICTURES. Originators of. Permanent Picture Show*'. Not Coovists ' . .". : ' . .. . Monarch , : of All ■'■ \'"-. ' We", Lead. Others Follow. ■ ■■■■■ ON ,^VET)NBSDAY • A GALAXY OF EXCLUSIVE GEMS.: Rich, in. Scenic and Travel Pictures. Rich in' Dramatio Pictures. '. :-. Rich in Humorous Pictures.-. : : . DIRECT FEQM ■>; '■: And Not .'.■-.-..- AUSTRALIAN SECOND-HAND GOODS . ' ■-. -~ Will bo Presented.. NO INCREASE IN. PRICES. Is. Dress Circle ■ anii Front Stalls.*' Is. -. ."..'.- '.Gd. Stalls. Cd. ■~:: ^' Box Plan at; Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. ST. THOMAS'S -HALL. NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES. ■ r r ■ This Week's : Excellent Programme. For the Flag. ' • . ..Dancing Tabloids. Motor Boat Racing at'■ Burnham, etc; .ASSEMBLY/:. HALL,; 7 Y.M.C.A-, ■ .: Willis Street. 1 -.' .. TUESDAY,'ISth MARCH, at 8 p.m. . Speakers:. . ■ MISS A.-HENRY; , of the China Inland ■ . Mission' ~v . . : , . . • MR.' YUNG-LIANG -HWANG, 'Chinese ■■: Consul. • '■; --'.;.- ■ ■ ■ :■ ■ ' REV. KEITH EWEN..'.'".'• MR, J.'G. w/aITKEN,, President of . the Association, in the Chair.- ■'■ MOTOR' ACADEMY;'; MOTORING THOROUGLY TAUGHT' . ' BY EXPERTS. \; ;. ; . For Terms, etc., anply—.. . ' : MR. HOLLIS, ...-.'■' ... STANTON AND ASBURY'S-MOTOB ' GARAGE,' ' MOLES WORTH' STREET. : ;. ; HUNDREDS of people who hitherto, suffered from Nervousness and fail-' ure of Physical nnd Mental Vigour, ;liave; come in and testified to the beneficial rer sults they have derived.• fvom . -.-"• FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC, :. ; 2s. Gd.-and 4s. 6d. per bottle, post frco ' from the'proprietor, ..■'.. CHAS. A." FLETCHER, '; .. '.. - ; .PHARMACIST,;' -; ' ■ /■■ LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Sole Address.) . '■'■'■■■' :, FETOKE STEA.M LAUNDRY.' ' EV. COUCHMAN'S LAUNDRY is the • most up-to-date in Potene.. Vans-tii (own twire daily.' Hotels. Schools, and Private Families are notified that.large drying ground is attached-to the premises, also a good, supply c<: artesian : water. Over ■'25 years' experience. .'lh- f .fpeftion invited.' ■ '; ■ \. '■"■■ V: OUISE ( MILLINERY SCHOOL; '97 ; 11-i Lainbton Quay, opp. Kirkcaldie'j. The Art of Milliner; thoroughly taught from fonndntion. to finish. Hats, renovated and orders taken. Ten lessons ss, Jloy: and Evpnin: Classes. . ... ~ FAIL'S '■■'■• COMMERCIAL ' EESTATTRANT AND \j SUPPEK. ROOMS. OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL, LAMBTON .QUAY.. .;.. OPEN TILL 11.15 P.M. ; • G. R. FAIL. Proprietor. '..:■;: Onh> of High Chri«tfhnreh'.) / fTTO LET. Shop in Farish Street. ; For .. Sale—2 h.p.-Elcctric Motor, com. plete with starter and wiring. Apply '.. BBODIE AND M'MILLAN,-,;: V Herbert.Street. ,'•' MANAWATU LINE. , /a; WE are now Open to" Book Orders tor Timber for delivery at any Stutioa en tho Manawatu Line, direct from out. Sawmill,' near Waikanae. Bond for (juotations to our' Manager, at Reikorangi, or direct to— THE C.AKDA. ODLIN TIMBER AND HARDWARE CO., LTD., - Cabl*. Street. Wcllinsto*