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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 785, 7 April 1910, Page 1

QUANTITY AND QUALITY. " THE DOMINION " has by far the largest morningicircuiation in the Province. But it offers more than that. 1 " THE DO1INI0H" reaches tho people who wont te do fiasfness, and expect to do it through the paper.

AMUSEMENTS. "pETER PAN." "PETER PAN." SATURDAY NEXT, At Two o'clock, GRAND FAREWELL MATINEE. In Order That ALL CHILDREN MAY SEE "PETER PAN," The Prices for Children on this occasion will be—. ■ FAMILY CIRCLE and STALLS, Gd,; DRESS CIRCLE and RESERVED STALLS, Is. Adults as usual. "P E T E. R P A N." A At THE OPERA HOUSE LAST THREE NIGHTS • LAST THREE NIGHTS • Of "P E T E R' P A N" "PETER PAN" Interpreted by J. . C. . WILLIAMSON'S BRILLIANT • COMPANY, THREE; FAREWELL PERFORMANCES Of Barrie's GREAT FAIRY PLAY,' "PI TE R PAN" : "P ETEE PA N" TO MISS SEEING , "PETER PAN" . Is to Miss an , OPPORTUNITY OF THE. RAREST : •• • KIND.- •••• • • • —Melbourne "Age." Plans Dresden. Day Sales Christeson's. Prices, 55., 35., 2s. Early Door Stalls and Family Circle, 6d. extra. - ■ ' J. C. WILLIAMSON. PER A . \H 0 U_ SE. Sole Lessee, Mr. J. C. Williamson. Direction, Mr. William Anderson. • Direct from the King's Theatre, Melbourne. THE PICTURE THAT COST .£IOOO. • SIX NIGHTS ONLY, '• Commencing- i MONDAY NEST, APRIL Uth. MACMAHON AND CARROLL'S:

Marvellous. Reproduction by'Biograph of Marcus Clarke's Immortal Australian ' Convict. Story, FOE THE TERM OP HIS NATURAL \LIFE, which has already" attracted' 300,000 "Spectators throughout the Commonwealth. Graphically narrated by the' well-known actor, MR. ALFRED BOOTHMAN. The first part of the programme will be devoted to a delightful .series of the very latest■ Living-Picture Surprises, embracing COMEDY, PHANTASY, AND DRAMATIC' STORY. The Box Plan is NOW OPEN at the Dresden.... . Popular Prices—D.C. and Res. S., 25.; Back Stalls, Is.; Family Circle, Gd. BUSINESS NOTICES, CARTER AND CO., • THE. CHEAPEST . DRAPERS. , ' CAND .CO.''.don't '.stock rubbish;- but . only ■ RELIABLE DRAPERY,-which-they sell for, cash at 'lowest' possible prices.- ;-137i'and'-139 CUBA, STREET, Now; -P-.0;.-Corner.' : '. ' IMPORTED, MODELS—Ladies' Trim-, mod -Hats,'' special 'purchase, ; 7G at.;Half'Ustrtil Price. The nicest lot we ever, bandied. ...Usually 40s. to 60s. each; Our Price,'l9s;. ;lld./ 225. : Gdi./.'Ms;- 1 ":'' Selling freely." f"."-' .WINTER-HAS ARRIVED.-Carter and Co.' . have a' magnificent, lot Ladies' Long Coat's. lis. .Gd.,ifl?s. lid,, to"'43s. i also Ladies'. New Costunies, 305., 355. 9d., 395.. Gd., to. 90S.'; Ladies'' Furs; first large shipment just marked off,.ss. lid. to Xo IDs., best value in Wellington, 'dud 1 selling freely. ' ' . TRY CARTER AND CO.

: FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC. IS an unfailing remedy for. Nervousness, Depression, Loss of Vigour,-etc. - It restores Energy and . Vitality, and brightens tlio spirits. FLETCHER S PHOSPHATONIC nourishes, the Brain, and in cases of overstudy is invaluable. . FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC Tones ,up • the digestive organs, and is recognised as the great restoiativo for any "form-,of-Debility. : i'f you are suffering, got a bottle, to-day and you'll soon feel a new man. Bottles, 2s. 6d. and 4s. Gd., post free.: . CHAS. A.. FLETCHER, PHARMACIST, 282 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. (Sole Addreso.) BUMPY, Abney, ana Builders' Levels, Prismatics. ■ Parallels, Stee! Straightedges, Spring Bows, Bow Pens, Tee and Set Squares, and Scales, of ail kinds. .....' ■ ; L. W. I.UDWIG, . ... 211 Ximbton Quay. "IJIUVATE . HOSPITAL . FOR I . ■ WOMEN."-. ' : . ... M'Donald Crescent. MRS. HOLGiITE,-Superintendent. New Zealand Registered. Nurse. Certified Midwives' : Board, London. - Certificated Masseuse. Estab.l9osl Telegrams: "Women." Telephone,' 2159. ■ Uay' or Night. ' iIANGITIIIA PRIVATE hospital, • IS AUSTIN STREET. ' Telephone,. 2ii3ii. ... Establislied'.'by—. •THK : SISSBS. NEALE, " ; Registered ' .ana • Certificated Alidwives. Every Care and Attention. • OPENING. ANNOUNCEMENT. ■■VICTORIA LAUNDRY.IMPORTANT TO "HOUSEHOLDERS. MESSRS."'?-' WILLS AND SONS notify tho Public that ■ they liave opened a receiving. depot at 121 ItIDDII'ORD STREET (cpp. Wesleyan Church). Hours, 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phone 613.

Works—BS and ,58 HANSON STREET, Proprietors—Pi WILLS. AND SONS. TRY RADFORD'S for Duchesse Chests 355. (id., Sideboards 605., Wardrobes £3 10s., Washstands Bs. Gd., Tables 2s. Cd., -Chairs 4s. Gd., Rattan Chairs 7s. Gd., Cups and Saucers, 2s. Gd. half-dozen, Tea Sets 7s. Gd., Dinner Sets 17s fid., Lamps Is.. Gd., Toilet 'Sets . 7s. Gd' Carpet lOd. yard. Hearthrugs 2s. Gd., Mantel Drapes Is. Gd.. Towels (id. each. Cheapest house in town. TWILL give you keen pleasure .just (o see the effect of "Linoarnish" on your floors. It produces glistening rays of light that rolled tho beauty of . the room in the gloriously polished Linoleum. All Grocers, Is. 6d. . . . R. LOW. "OATENTEE of LOW'S PATENT JL SHOP FRONTS, holding the largest sheets of glass with absolute safety. v Dustproof and Waterproof.. Wood or Metal. Shop and Store Fronts Remodelled. Show Cases and Shop Fittings Designs and Estimates. 91 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Particulars a Pleasure