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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 841, 13 June 1910, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee, Allan Hamilton. Direction Allan Hamilton and Max ■ Maxwell. EVERY EVENING AT 8. ALLAN HAMILTON AND MAX MAXWELL'S DRAMATIC COMI'ANY. TO NIGHT-LAST NIGHT. The Powerful Domestic Drama, "IN LONDON TOWN.". "IN LONDON TOWN." "IN LONDON TOWN." "IN LONDON TOWN." TO-MORROW NIGHT, Also Wednesday, Thursday, and Fridav, "WOMAN'S HATE." V Auckland "Star" said "it was on a par with 'THE FATAL CARD' and 'THE SILVER KING.'" Written by the late Henry Pettitt, ONE OF HIS BEST. (Presented by arrangement with MR. BLAND HOLT.) The Entire Production under Personal Supervision of / MAX. MAXWELL. Elaborate Scenic Masterpieces by the lato JOHN BRUNTON. Box Plan at Holliday's., Prices: 35., 25., Is. Booking Fee, Is. extra. Early Doors,' Sixpence Extra (7-7.30) trl Stalls and Gallery. Day Sales at Christcson's. Business Manager, GEORGE BULLER. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC LIBRARY LECTURES. . TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JUNE 13th, • At 8 o'clock. LECTURE IN TOWN HALL (CONCERT HALL), BY MISS MARY HALL. .-.,' Subject: "A Woman's Trek; from the Cape to Cairo" (Illustrated with Lantern Slides). Admission free.. JNO'. R. PALMER, Town Clerk, llth June, 1910. TOWN HALL. TOWN . HALL. TUESDAY, JUNE'2lst, at 8 p.m. Under the' distinguished patronage and in the presence of T., 11. Wilford, Esq., M.P., Mayor of,'. Wellington, Sir Joseph and Lady Ward, Hon. Jas. Carroll. Hon. J. A. Millar, Hon. George and Mrs. Fowlds, Hon. Dr. and Mrs. Findlay, His Grace Archbishop Redwood, and a large committee of influential ladies.and gentlemen. " ' FAREWELL of the WONDERFUL NEW ZEALAND CHILDREN. THE ELLWOOD TRIO, . Assisted by . MISS WINNIE NIXON. ' Last .Opportunity to Hear this Eemark--5 . able Combination. Admission, 2s. and Is. Box Plan at tlio Dresden. No extra charge for reserving seats. Box plan opens To-morrow. Secure your seats early to avoid disappointment. WINDSOR BILLIARD PARLOUR. INDSOR BILLIARD PARLOUR. (Late Levi.jn. Shallcrass, and Co.) WILLIS STREET. The public are notified that this spacious Parlour is NOW. OPEN. ~ 11 tables. . .11 tables. -"■'■'"■"■'■■' no waiting:; .'_ This is unquestionably tho MOST UP-TO-DATE BILLIARD-ROOM IN. AUSTRALASIA. COME AND SEE.!!! EUSINESSNOTICES. /p ARTE R.. iSB CO. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.- . 137 and 139 CUBA ST., New P.O. Corner. SPECIAL PURCHASE—(6 ' doz, , New '■ Wings,, usually Is. lid. to 7s. Ud:, now Is., Is. Gd., Is. lid. to 3s. lid. See large Millinery. Window. Newest and Smartest, and half usual price. SPECIAL PURCHASE—Ladies' Imported Trimmed Hats, usually 40s. to 60s. each, now 15s. to 225. Cd. Cheaper Trimmed- Hats from Bs. Od. up. Try Carter and Co. . SPECIAL' PURCHASE—LoveIy Fur Necklets, see window, from. 2s. lid., 4s. lld.v 7s. lid., 12s. lid. to 50s.' Muffs to match,, all at specially low prices. TRY CARTER AND CO. EDUCATIONAL, FRENCH LANGUAGE. . EASY to Learn with the aid of Edison's Latest Phonographic Outfit with .Repeating . Attachment, andFisher's Ideal Reproducer. PERFECT FRONOUNCIATION. French-Records and. Reference Library. A second shipment to land shortly.. Order vours now.. Sole agent, J. J. PARKES, International Schools, Willis Street, Wellington. - ■ DANCING— MISS VIOLET WARBUR. ' TON. Class for Beginners; Ballroom Dancing only Friday Evenings; Advanced Class . Wednesday Evenings; children's Class, Ballroom and Fancy 19G Tho Terrace. TiANKS'S- COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: . ACCOUNTANCY. . •' . BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and . TOUCH TYPEWRITING. .' ; -- Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, '. MATRICULATION,' "" SOLICITORS' GENERAL - KNOWLEDGE, and' •.'■..-. MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented, 1U of whom passed. T7IITZHERBER.T TERRACE SCHOOL. BOARDING. AND DAY- SCHOOL FOE GIRLS. PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS RACHEL RICHMOND ■ (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8 are also held. TERM COMMENCED !on MAY 31st. . BALLROOM DANCING-rCLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. MRS H. B. MASON'S Classes are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, in 'her Private Hall, Proficiency ensured in six private lessdns or ono quarter at class Term comineuces with pupil. Private Lessms arranged. Address—B6,. Ghuznee Street. Next St. Peter's Church. L ANGER Dresscuttiug School. Economy in Dressmaking.--.Tho marvellously siniplo Blouse and Skirt Cutter, tho latest invention, puts it. within tho power of any ordinarily .intelligent woman to mako her own Blouses and' Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also . Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils taught by Post. Patterns cut to measurement. Agents required. Noodle-painting, Monday, 2 to 4. Miss Kato Stewart, Principal, 94 Willis Streot, opposite Shortt's. QTUDY the Property Market.—The M bock page of "The Dominion" u a Land and Farm Directory,