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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 879, 27 July 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HIS 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 FIHST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. • , TO-NIGHT At WEDNESDAY TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY A COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A GORGEOUS NEW SERIES. CONFIDENTIAL TO OUR PATRONS-' Tho new programme to be screened to- ■-! night is absolutely one of the best that we have yet had the pleasure of presenting to your notice, and you MUST admit that we HAVE had some GOOD ones. ; HIS MAJESTY'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! WEDNESDAY! • Don't Forget, A COMPLETE CHANGE. . DOORS OPEN 7 o'clock sharp. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-up), 6d. Plan at Christenson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On request, trams stop at door. New Programme, New Items To-night.. : THEATRE R O Y A L. *• Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLHR'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT!—A Programme of Diversified and Cosmopolitan Interest. A Big Hit. The Wonderful . KEILDERSON, In Up-to-Date Impersonations and Imitations, introducing "Chapeaugraphy." ! Last Nights of the W r onderful Celebrated THE • Celebrated Juvenile ROGERS Juvenile Acrobats. QUARTETTE. Acrobats. The Most Astonishing Child Act ever Presented in Australasia, "Krazy" HIMM and MEE. . Kids. Trapeze and Eccentric Comedians. New RUPERT CHRISTIE. Songs. . New GERTIE JOHNS. Items, Now WARD LEAR, Items.' Last Nights Popular COLEMAN SISTERS. THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH. Latest Specially Imported Pictures. 2s. and Is. BoT.es 21s. Tel. 2084. ~ ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. Star Pictures. Star Pictures. _ To-night! To-night! "With Boy Scouts in England." Gd. Popular Picture Prices, Is. ' ~ ■ THE "MAORI ENTERTAINMENTS!" TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY NIGHT. ,■ At 8 o'clock. . TO-NIGHT'S. PROGRAMME. 1. Povhiri to Distinguished Visitors. 2. Maori Game—Matemate. 3. Rotorua Male Quartet. . 4. : Haka, with, Koauau Accompaniment— , Ngati Huia. . ; ,5. Solo-Rangikawhiti- (Mrs. Pitt). ' '' 6. Poi—Ngati Raukaiva Poi Party. 7. Rotorua Male Quartet. 8. Haka Taparahi—Ngati Huia. Interval. 1. Moving Pictures of the Wonderful . Geyserland, by Maggie Papakura, . the Famous Guide. 2. (a) "Scenes from the Past"—Hon. Mr. Ngata; .(b) Haka, Accompaniment. by'Ngati Porou (East Coast). 3. Ruri (Maori Ditties)— Combined parties. 4. Rotorua Male Quartet. 5. (a) Song, "Waiata Poi" (Alfred HiU), • Mr. E. J.i Hill; (b) Poi Accompani- ' ment—Ngati Raukawa Poi Party. 6. Peruperu, or War Dance; (a) Wero,. or Challenge; (b)Kokiri, -or the Charge; (c) Kia Kutia! An! Au! . GOD SAVE THE KING! Popular Prices: 2s. and Is. Box Plan, at Dresden. Secure seats - early; house — packed to the doors last night. Proceeds in aid of Y.M.C.A. work. : . ~'" H. N.HOLMES, Gen. Sec. BILIARDS. WANTED Known-J. W. Read, N.Z. Champion, is giving an Exhibition THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Excelsior Parlour, Dixon Street. Eight ,~ ; tables. Admission free. ' ; INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS. THE First Annual Reunion of Members and Friends will be held in the . ■' Club House, THIS (WEDNESDAY) .", EVENING, at 8 o'clock. A Special Car /will leave the,front en- ' trance at 12.45 a.m., via Lambton Quay, illis Street, and Courtenay Place, for. Newtown. A. R. HISLOP, / Secretary. OLYMPIA FULLER'S OLYMPIA. LYMPLA FULLER'S OLYMPIA, ROLLER SKATING! Three ROLLER SKATING! Sessions ROLLER SKATING!- Daily. ' : Afternoon 2.30. Evening 7.30 Learners' Session 6 p.m. •Olympia- Band Attends Twice Daily. ' Learners not allowed at 7.30 Session. ■'■ General Admission—Ladies Gd., GentleI men Is. Skate.Hire Is. Private Skates, ileorage Gd. Skating Parties by arrangement. Private Lessons Given. NOTE—Special to Beginners: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays Men Learners only; Tuesdays and Thursdays, Lady Beginners only, at G p.m. A.. R. SHEPAED. Manager. WTSTELLINGTON TAXI-CAB ' AND ; l' T» ' TOURING CAR CO. 'Phone 59. ' Taii-CaTS at ordinary cab rates. • ; Special terms to Doctors and Conimeroial | Men. No disappointments. 'Phone open daj and night. : , . • Wb-LixUNUIuN TAXI-CAB SERVICE Telephone 2349.. ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY -■ DAY OR NIGHT. Stand: Opposite Public Trust Office and Hoiol Arcadia./ Special Terms for Balls or Parties. . Telephone No. 2349. , ; "TRANCING"— No more hard work in, U getting up your floors—sweep well : '.! and sprinkle a little Powdered Wax, the . , : dancers do the rest. Is. 3d. and Is. 3d. per tin, posted. R. Martin. Ltd. .' FOR SALE, £1100; Terms can be ar. ' , ranged.—Lease, Furniture, Fittings, and Stock of the well-known STRAND PRIVATE HOTEL, RESTAURANT, and TEMPERANCE BAR, situated in Gladstone Road, Gisborue, now being conducted by Dougias Bros. Over forty Bedrooms, always well pat. ronised. Rent low, lease six years to ran. This is the finest business of its uator* on tho East Coast, and has alwavs re turned a splendid proht on Capital in. vested. ' Excellent reasons for selling. Vor further particulars apply F, C. FlUiii-, 64 Lowe Street. Uisborne, T7IOR SALE—2 h.p. Electric Motor, . complete with starter and wiring Apply BRODIE AND M'MILLAN. Herbert Street. TO WAREHOUSEMEN AND XIANC ' FACIURERS. MTE have in our UaDlo Street WareH houso the following Floor Space to Let:—lst Floor: 70 x 130 and SO-x 40 suitable for warehouse; and also one Ton Floor, 130 x 110, good light and very suitable for workroom. Further particulars from tho C. and A. Odlin Timbej i and Hardware Co., Ltd., Cablo Street' near Taranaki Street Wharf.