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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 824, 24 May 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. gIS MAJESTY'S TnEATRE. Props.. John Fuller and Sons. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! PICTURES His PICTURE 3 PICTURES Majesty's PICTURES Last. Night of this Great Programme. ERUPTION AT MT. ETNA (A Grand and Awesome Sight). THE FUGITIVE DALAI LAMA. (Reception and Procession at Darjeeling), THE NEWLY WEDS, Biograph Comedy. THE GIRL AND THE JUDGE. THE VICTIM OF BRIDGE, An Enthralling Domestic Drama. ■Foolshead, am I Mad?" The Marshal of Gila Creek, Windsor Castle, Forbidden Fruit, and others. , COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW. More Startlers. Something Extra Special. Watch Wednesday's Papers. Dress Cirdo and 0.5., Is. Stalls, 6d. N.B.—On request trams stop at His . Majesty's from 7.15 till 8.15, and after the performance. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. NEW PROGRAMME GREAT SUCCESS. Theatre royal. Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. An Ovation accorded CARDEN WILSON. . CARDEN WILSON, Australia's Greatest Mimic and Enter- - ! tainer, Giving Faithful Representation# Of Actors Past and Present. PEARL HELLMEICH, Australia's Dantfest Soubrette. BERT WARNE, Comic Vocalist. Last Week of RANCE SMITH, Last Week of . RANCE SMITH, The Man who gets up Steam, or in other .cords the most unorthodox and trickiest step dancer ever seen in Wellington. .WARWICK LUMLEY, : Comedian Monologuist. CECILE STEPHANO, N.Z. Contralto. JOE LAMB, Newcastle Singing Collien, Last Week of VICTOR. ' FRANK YORKE, Evervbodv's Favourite, THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH, 2s. and Is. Plan Theatre. Tel. 2084. OLYMPIA. OLYMPIA. ! ROLLER SKATING RINK! 1 ROLLER SKATING RINK! ROLLER SKATING 3 tNIC! ; Direction ot John Fuller and Sons. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS! UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS! I TO-DAY (EMPIRE DAY), FOUR SESSIONS: Morning, 10 a.m.; Afternoon, 2.30; Evening, 7.30. ' ' Beginners Session, 6 p.m. Admission Free. Skates, 6d. : Admission at Ordinary Sessions—Ladies 6d., Gentlemen Is. \ ■ Skate Hire and Floorage—Plain 6d., ball-bearing, Is. Private Skates, Floorage, 6d. . ■ • Season, and Concession Tickets avail< able. • ' Niew Skates :best makes) for Sale. : A. R. SHEPARD, Manager. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. STAR PICTURES STAR PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! See "UNDER- SEALED INSTRUCTIONS." Popular Prices, 6d., Is. CHILDREN'S FLOWER PAGEANT. TICKETS may be obtained from Mr. Petherick, Nathan's Buildings, and from members of various committees oil pnd after TUESDAY, May 24th. . Box-Plan to open at Dresden on WED. NESDAX, JUNE' Ist.' N.Z." ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. A SKETCH EXHIBITION will be held at Art Gallervi Whitmore Street. ; Opening Day-TO-DAY (SATURDAY), -21st May, at? 2.30 p.m. " i ■ Closing Day-WEDNESDAY, 25th May. 9.30 p.m. .. 'Hours, 11a.m. to 5.30 p.m., 7 to 9.30 p.m. : , Admission, Is.. Art Union Tickets, lg. Members of Academy free. The Free Art Gallery wilf be Closed tc the Public on Saturday, Sunday, and Wednesday, the 21st, 22nd, and 25th May. HENRI BASTINGS, Secretary. VISIT THE 7th NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. JUNE 21 to 24, 1910, PALMERSTON NORTH. THE Great Exposition of Everything- ; .appertaining to Dairying. 10,000 square feet, Machinery 200 ft. shafting. 5 MACHINES—MILKING COWS. Will b-2 a lirger and more complete i Show than all others. BIG PRIZE MONEY For apples, vegetables, farm and field produce. Poultry, Horse Jump. COMPETITIVE CLASSES CLOSE ; JUNE 6th. Prize List and all information from . J. C. LANE,. Secretary. ELLINGTON MOTOR ACADEMY. MOTORING THOROUGHLY TAUGHT ■ BY EXPERTS. For Terms, etc., apply— : MR. HOLLIS, STANTON AND ASBURY'S MOTOB ■ GARAGE, MOLES WORTH STREET. . TO INVESTORS. j \ TRADING COMPANY requires ,£SOO ; -Ci. in one or more sums for a fixed term, on undoubted security. A. good rate of interest is offered, and the investment is a thoroughly safe one. . , Full particulars may be obtained on application to "AUDITORS," Box 657, Wellington. OOULLS, CULLING AND CO., LTD,, BRANDON STREET. WELLINGTON. : Manufacturers'of— CVRD AND FILING CABINETS AND '' SUPPLIES. j OFFICE FURNITURE. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT • COMPANY. LTD.. ; Is prepared to j Purchase FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS Bv weight or ,at per head. ! The Company also offers clients every j facility for freezing on their own aocount. r j Prices can bo obtained on application ' at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, Managing Director. CONVEYANCES. Levin-foxton coach service. Time-table.—Leave Foxton, C.3C a.m.; arrive Levin, 8.30 a.m.; leave Le- i vin 10.23 a.m.; arrive Foxton 12 nooa; ■ leave Foxton, 2.30 p.in arrive Levin, 4.30 p.m.; leave Levin, 7.45 p.m.; arrive ; Foxton, 9.45 p.m. C. F. JOHNSTON, Proprietor, Eoyal mail coach " Shortest route to and from Foxton.—Leaves Foxton daily G3O a.m.. arriving Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.15 a.m., arrive Foxton daily 12 noon; leave Foxton daily 2.,'1Q arrive Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 5.15 p.m., ar'ivo Foitou daily, 9.30 p.m. . ; T. H. GINGELL, ! Proprietor.