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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 875, 22 July 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Props., John Fuller and Sons.. THE PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. PICTURES His " PICTURES PICTURES Majesty's PICTURES The Superexcellent and Supreme. AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGTH At S TO-NIGHT And Following Evenings. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. The Gems of the World's Markets. CAPITAL v. LABOUR, A Thrilling Drama by Vitagraph Co. A MOTOR RIDE THROUGH THE GORGES OF LE D'IIAULT. A Magnificent Study. . RIGOLLS, The Man of Many Faces. VENETIAN FIREMEN, THE ANGEL OF DAWSON'S CLAM, LIEUT. ROSE AND THE GUN- ■ RUNNERS. LAOS STATES. . HENRY'S HAT. The Forbidden Novel—lt Pays to Advertise—The Way of 'he AY or la—Pennyworth of Potatoes. To-morrow .Afternoon. Commencing at 2.30 sharp. Children's Matinee. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-up), Gi Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On request trarnk stop at door, A Bright, Sparkling, Clean Entertainment. THEATRE ROYAL. Props" John Fuller and Sons. ' FULLHR'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! • A Unique Collection of Talent. The Most Marvellous Juvenile Act Ever Presented in Australasia, Celebrated , "THE Celebrated Juvenile ROGERS Juvenile Acrobats. . QUARTETTE. . Acrobats First Appearance of the Wonderful KEILEDRSON, "The Man of Many Voices." In Up-to-date Impersonations and Imitations. Tremendous Success of "ICrazy" HIMM AND MEE. Kids.Balancers and Eccentric Comedians. Boy RUPERT CHRISTIF,, Soprano. Patriotic Song, "Scouts of Empire," specially written for the Boy Scouts. GERTIE JOHNS, Favourite Serio. . Popular COLEMAN SISTERS. . WARD LEAR, "Calico," "Laughing Joe. • THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH. Latest Pictures and the 1910 Derby. 2s. and Is. Boxes 21s. " Tel. 2084. QT THOMAS'S HALL, NEWfOWN. f3 Star Pictures. Star Pictures. To-night, MATINEE TO-MORROW. MATINEE TO-MORROW. - Gd. "Popular Pictu-e Prices." Is. '(TKLYMPIA FULLER'S OLYMPIA.. ULYMPIA FULLER'S OLYMPIAN WELLINGTON'S WINTER PLAYGROUND. : ROLLER. SKATING! Three ROLLER SKATING! Sessions ROLLER SKATING! Every ROLLER SKATING! Day. Afternoon, 1 2.30; Evening, 7.30;. Olympia. Band Attends Twice Daily. .' Learners' Session, 6 p.m. (Admission free, Skates, Gd). ■ Learners not allowed at 7.30 Session. General Admission—Ladies Gd., Gentlft men Is. Ska'e Hire Is. Private Skates, lloorage Gd. Skating Parties by arrange, nient. Private Lessons Given. A. R. SHEI'ARD, Manager. WELLINGTON TAXI-CAB AND TOURING CAR CO. 'Phone all. ' Taxi-Cars at ordinary cab rates. Special terms to Doctors, and Commercial • Men. ■ ■ : No disappointments, 'Phone open day and night. . "v ' -K7STELLINGTON TAXI-CAB SERVICfI W Telephpne . 2319. . . ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLT U = DAY OR NIGHT. Stand: Opposite-l'ublip Trust Offieeand Hotel Arcadia. Special Terms for Balls or Parties. Telephone No. 2319. MEETINGS. ... WELLINGTON TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. ■MEMBERS ' are ' " th ? t , th ® i-f-A- Half-yearlv Meeting will take placa r.i the Oddfellows' Hall, Laiubton Quay, oil SATURDAY, 23rd July, at .7.30 p.m. Business: Important, and in accordance with Notices on Half-yearly Report. J. \Y. F. if DOUG ALL, Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES. WIGTON-WORTLEY—BAIN. INTIMATION is hereby made that aa action is presently pending, before the Lords of Council and Session at Edinburgh, Scotland (Lord ; Guthrie, Ordinary—Mr. Ross, Clerk), m which Mrs. Maude Spiers Kerr or Won. r|-v-iding at 115 York Drive, HynxlhVnd,. Glasgow, wife of Benjamin Disraeli -Wig-;, ton, "ship's officer, whose present address is unknown, asks for divorce against the said Benjamin Disraeli the proofin which has been fixed for SAIUKI)Ai, the 15th day of OCTOBER, 1910 .before tho Honourable Lord Guthrie, within the Parliament House, Edinburgh. In the Summons in said action it is stated •that the said Benjamin Disraeli Wigton, dur» ing the subsistence of his marriage with the said Mrs. Maude Spiers Kerr or \Y 15ton, contracted on 13th March, 1905, ax Wellington, a bigamous marriage with Charlotte Jane Wortley • or Bain; who now resides at 49 John Street, AY oolliuira, Sydney, N.S.W. For further information aI>P BELL, GULLY, BELL; AND MYERS, Solicitors, Wellington, or A. C. D. VERT, S.S.C., 9 Howe Street, * i Edinburgh, 4rents for the said -Mrs. Maude Spier? * 0 Kerr or Wigton. 4?OA CASH—First. Prize .€ls, second £3, third .£2, given to. the persons who send me tho-longest subscriptions to either, or both, tho "New Idea" and "Life" Magazines (price, posted, Gs. Gd. per year). As the competition clo«es short!v, post your entry at once to "Life's" Subscription Representative, c.o. Bos S, Waipukurau. • npHIS is to Notify the Public that MR. 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