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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 833, 3 June 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee, Allan Hamilton. Direction of Allan Hamilton and Max Maxwell. Commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), JUNE 4. * ALLAN HAMILTON AND MAX MAXWELL'S DRAMATIC COMPANI. "Immotisp and Enthusiastic Success of this Popular Company is nl .S n "¥ proved by tho tumultuous plaudits ot the audience." "WOMAN AND WINE." THE PLAY FOR THE PEOPLE. Full of Pathos. Sentiment, Thrilling, and Start!ins Situations, AND rEiiIIEATED AVITH COMEDY. "WOMAN AND WINE," THE RACES. THE BALLET. THE FIGHT WITH IvNIVES. Beautiful Seencrv bv tho Late JOHN BRUNTON. Tho Famous Drama, written by Arthur Shirley and Ben Landcck. "WOMAN AND WINE." (By arrangement with Bland Holt, Est].) Production specially supervised by MR. MAX MAXWELL. Admission—3s., 25., and ONE SHILLING. Booking Fee, Ono Shilling. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, 7 to 7.30 Od. Extra. BOX PLANS awl DAY SALES at CHRISTESON'S (opposite Opera House) TO-DAY. Representative, James Mathcson. GRAMOPHONE GRANDS. And RECORDS. REDUCTION IN PRICES. ■SITE have jnst received further supplies tho Latest Records by CELEBRATED SINGERS. CELEBRATED ORCHESTRAS. CELEBRATED BANDS. COME AND HEAR THEM. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 Willis Street. LAUGHING MATTER. When you find your hair falling out, and you are likely to become bald, never, fear, your remedy is at hand, in the shapo of tho 'Great Hair Producer and Restorer, W'l O L E T T A. WIOLETTA. Where the roots are not absolutely dead, WIOLETTA will undoubtedly reproduce the hair and make it a "thing of beauty and a joy for ever." NO CURE. NO PAY. NO CURE. NO PAY. Chemists, Stores, and Hairdressers, ■ 3s. 6d. per bottle. Tho Most Elegant Toilet Preparation for tho Hair in . the World. Agents—VElTCH AND ALLAN, Wellingt"i\'s Busiest Store, and J. R. WOOD, Chemist, Waldegravo's Buildings,, The Square, Paliuerston North. ANGUS TURNER'S New Hairdressing Saloon, Hotel Windsor Buildings, Willis Street, is ono of the most up-to-dato Saloons ir. the City. Finest Brands of Tobacco, Cigarettes, and .Cigars stocked. EDUCATIONAL, WANTED, by the middle of June, for Private School in Napier, a certificated Governess; English, French, and Mathematics. For particulars, apply Mrs. Ewen, 221 Tho Terrace, Wellington. Dancing— miss violet warbukTON. Class for Beginners; -Ballroom Dancing only Friday Evenings; Advanced Class Wednesday Evenings; Children's Class, Ballroom and Fancy Dancing, Saturdays, at 190 Tho Terrace. FRENCH LANGUAGE. EASY to Learn with tho aid of Edison's Latest Phonographic Outfit with Repeating Attachment, and Fisher's Ideal Reproducer. PERFECT PRONOUNCIATION. French Records and Reference Library. A second shipment to land shortly. Order yours now. Sole agent, J. J. PARKES, International Schools, Willis Street, WeIjgANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY. BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. /Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SER. VICE, MATRICULATION, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented, 40 of whom passed. JJUTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS RACHEL RICHMOND (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8 aro also held. TERM COMMENCED on MAY 31st. RTLTJIOOM DANCING-CLASSES FOR U BEGINNERS. MRS H. B. MASON'S Classes aro held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY ISVENINGS, in her Private Hall. Pro. licieney ensured in six private lessons or one quarter at tlass. Term commences wah pupil. Pri'ito Lessons arranged, iddross—S6, Ghuznee Street. Next St. Peter's Church. L ANGER Dress'cucting School. Economy in Dressmaking. The marvellously simple Blouse and Skirt Cutter, the latest invention, puts it within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to make her own Blouses and Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also Ladies' Tailoring. C'ountry Pupils taught by Post. 'Patterns cut to measurement. Agents reouired. \eedle-painting, Monday, 2 to 4. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal, 9J Willis Street, opposite Shortt a. CONVEYANCES. L" - ivTN:FOXTON COACH SERVICE. Time-table.—Leave Foxton, 6.30 am ; arrive Levin, 5.30 a.m.; leavo Levi,, ' 10.23 a.m.; arrive Foxton 12 noon; leavo Foxton, 2.30 p.m.; arrive Levin, 4,110 p.m.; leavo Levin, 7.45 p.m.; arrive Foxton, 9-4 ; ' p.m. C. F. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. SOY AL"MAlT""coAciilTujYiciTthi lr£j shortest route to and from Foxton.— Leaves Foxton daily C.30 a.nw; arriving Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leavo Shannon daily 10.15 a.m., arrivo Foxton daily 12 noon; leavo Foxton daily 2.30, arrive Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leavo Shannon daily 5.13 p.m., arrivo Foxton daily. 0.30 p.m. }l T. H. GINGELL, Proprietor. I