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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 880, 28 July 1910, Page 1

Read the Advertising Pages of "THE DOMINION," They reflect the commercial development of the country.

AMUSEMENTa ' THEATRE ROYAL. Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLUR'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT!—A Programme of Divcrsi" fied and Cosmopolitan Interest. A Big Success—Tlio Wonderful IvEILDERSON, KEILDEKSON, In Up-to-pate Impersonations and Iinl« tations, introducing "Chapeaugraphy.''' Last Nights of the Child Marvels, Celebrated THE Celebrated Juvenile ROGERS Juvenile Acrobats. QUARTETTE. Acrobats. Iho Most Astonishing Child Act ever 1 , Presented in Australasia, : Last Hi MM and MEE. Nights! •' Trapeze and Eccentric Comedians. I Now RUPERT CHRISTIE. Songs. ' New GERTIE -JOHNS. , Songs. . New WARD LEAR, Items. Last Night Popular COLEMAN SISTERS • ; THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH. Latest Specially Imported Pictures. . BIG ATTRACTION FOR TO-MORROW! t I's. and Is. Boxes 21s. Tel. 2081, TTIS ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE. . Props., John Fuller and Sons. THE PEOPLE'S "PICTURE PALACE. . PICTURES His'. PICTURES ; PICTURES Majesty's PICTURES (The Supercxcellent and Supreme.) AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA,. > GIGANTIC SUCCESS \ i GIGANTIC SUCCESS . OF THE NEW .PROGRAMME. Every Item Enthusiastically - Received, THE ISLAND OF CAPRI, THE ISLAND'OF CAPRI, A Magnificent Scenic Study. THE ROAD AGENTS, . • . THE ROAD AGENTS, A stirring story of a "Hold Up" out West, THE COACHING MARATHON, THE COACHING MARATHON, The Classij English Coaching Fixture, won by H. iVandcrbilt, the American Millionaire, and hia Famous Team of' Greys. INDIAN BLOOD. INDIAN BLOOD. : THE GOLD SEEKER. American Bio THE GOLD SEEKER. Masterpiece. 1 THE PLUVIOSE DISASTER, THE PLUVIOSE DISASTER. ! Views of the French Submarine, which ; recently collided with s.s. Par D'Calaia ' ■ and sank with her twenty-seven men. ISABELLA OF ARAGON. • ISABELLA OF. ARAGON. ;Lnchino Rapids—Calino at tho . Bar— Foolshead's Distractions—Police of tho ; Future—Order to March—Abandoned, etc. ' D.C. and 0.5., Is. 1 ; 'Stalls (tip-up), Cd. ! Plan at Christeson's. 'Phono 3153. ! N.B.—On request; trams.stop at door. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. Stfir Pictures. Star Pictures. 1 To-night! To-iiight! "With Boy Scoutr ! in England." Gd. Popular Pictura • 1 Prices, Is. ' JJIHE MAORI ENTERTAINMENTS. ■" TOWN HALL. ' : ' TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. Items Continuously Encored. ' x Thousands Delighted. • HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY. ' LAST NIGHT. ,'. LAST NIGHT. ' A Magnificent Programme. ' ■ SPECIAL DISPLAY BY BOY SCOUTS. ■ i Popular Prices—2s. and . Is.' Plan at 1 Dresden. • ■ COME. COME. COME. fjl 0 W N II A L L. WEDNESDAY, 3rd AUGUST. (Under the Patronage' of His Excellency the .Governor'and Members of the Wellington Medical-Association.) ' GRAND'CONCERT,; in Aid of Mother Aubert's Homo of Compassion, Island Bay. \ Robert" Parker,Esg., 'Musical Director, Tickets: 55., 35., 25." Box, Plan at Dresden. NOTICE. THE DIXON STREET . ' BILLIARD PARLOUR • -EIGHT TABLES. 100 UP SIXPENCE . SNOOKER SIXPENCE PER GAME. UTrTELLINGTON TAXI-CAB ' ANII W TOURING CAR CO. , • 1 'Phono 59. Taxi-Cars at ordinary cab rates. ' Special terms to' Doctors and Commercial . ; Men. < No disappointments, 'Phono open day end night. WELLINGTON TAXI-CAB SERVICE Tclephono 2319. ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. • ; Stand: Opposite Public Trust Offiooand Hotel Arcadia. , . , ' Special .Terms for Balls or Parties,. Telephone No. 2319. . PUBLIC NOTICES. mHE UNION BANK'OF AUSTRALIA, i , LIMITED.- • Established 183". Incorporated 1880.'. Paid-up Capital'..'.; JJ1,500;000' • • Reserve Fund X 1,310,000 together .£2,810,000 ' Reservo. Liability of Proprietors JE3,000,000. • X 5,810,000 ... A dividend ot;'£l ss. per share and. bonus of 10s. per share for tho half-year, together equal to 14 per cent, per' annum, having been declared at a , meeting. of . proprietors, held in London on 25th July, 1910, the'same is now payable to Colonial 1 ; Shareholders. G. E. TOLHURST, < Inspector. Wellington; 26th July, 1910. WIGTON—WORTLEY—BAIN. ; TNTIMATION is hereby made that an action is presently pending before the Lords of Council and Session at Edinburgh, Scotland (Lord Guthrie, , Ordinary—Mr. Ross, Clerk), in whichMrs. Maude Spiers Kerr or' Wigton, residing at 115 York Drive, Hyndland, Glasgow, wife of Benjamin Disraeli Wig-, ton, ship's officer, whose present address . is unknown, asks for divorce against tho said Benjamin Disraeli Wigton, the proof ■ in which has been fixed for SATURDAY, tho 15th -day of OCTOBER, 1910, before tho Honourable Lord Guthrie within'tho .• Parliament House, Edinburgh. In tho ■ \ Summons m 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 Wigton, contracted on 13th March, 1905, at Wellington, a bigamous mirriage with Charlotte Jane Wortley or Bain, who now resides at 49 John Street, Woollahra. Sydney, N.S.W. /-or further iuformatioa \ - apply to ' ' BELL, GULLY, ; BELL, AND MYERS, Solicitors, Wellington, or A. C. D. VERT, S.S.C., 9 Howe Street, Edinburgh. Agents for the said Mrs. Maudo- Spiera Kerr or' Wigton. : mHlS'is to Notify the Public that MR. • "j A GEORGE EVANS has taken ovoi ; TnE ALBERT HOTEL, Corner of Manners and Willis Streets. : •'! .4 NGUS TURNER'S New Hoirdressinc x\. Saloon, Hotel Windsor Buildings, Willis Street, is one of the most up-to-dato Saloons in tho City. Finest Brands of Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Cigars ,i ' stocked. ,