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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 902, 23 August 1910, Page 1

"DOMINION" CHEAP PREPAID , ADVERTISEMENTS, 16 Words, Is. PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. HOUSES & LAND WANTED AND FOR SALE. BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. / WANTED TO BUY OR SELL. See Page 2,

AMUSEMENTS. rjiHE KING'S THEATRE. WEST'S PICTURES. ROYAL ROYAL ORCHESTRA WEST'S .Proprietors: West's Pictures (Ltd.) and Linley and Donovan. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, . Last Opportunity of Witnessing the, 'Present ARTISTIC DRAMATIC SKETCHES. EXQUISITE SCENIC STUDIES. EDUCATIONAL FACTORS. ART SUBJECTS, ETC. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! Another Dazzling Array of UP-TO-DATE PICTURES. SCENIC DRAMATIC - . • INSTRUCTIVE •HUMOROUS Programme of Stupendous Magnitude, Introducing a .Feast of Features Unique as they arc New Our Prices: Is. and Gd. 'Phone 3143. > Box Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, Cd. OPERA ' "OWSEPERA TO-NIGHT. JO-OUSE. . , TO-NIGHT! ; NATIONAL PICTURES. Four New Items on tho " CHRONO-MEGAPHONE, . HARRY LAUDER Sec him and HARRY LAUDER. • Hear , him, per HARRY LAUDER Chrono-Megaphone; ' . The Enthusiastic Audience Repeatedly DEMANDED AN ENCORE. To-night's Programme includes: "She's My Daisy" "Songs of Araby" "I Love a Lassie" . Harry Lauder (Repeated by Request). "Saftest of the Family" ...-Harry Lauder (Repeated by Request). "Have a Drop of Gin" ... Harry Lauder "We Parted on the Shore": Harry Lauder Also a Good List ,of Moving Pictures new; to Wellington, including one of Wangaiiui and. surroundings, lately taken •by Vatho Preres, aud only ' to, bo seen at National Pictures: . ' PRICES—6d., Is., and 2s. Reserved Seats at Abel's, Gdl extra. Children Half-price to D.C. aud Stalls. Doors open at 7. start'at 8. Matinee,. Saturday at 2.30. - ; " A L A D D I N." Direction" of J.. C. Williamson, Limited. ]tp. J. C. WILLIAMSON will: stage if-B- the stupendous Pantomimic Extravaganza' "Aladdin" THIS EVENING and, Wednesday (After- ■ noon-.and Evening) at WANGANUI. Aug. 25th'hnd.,26th at PALMERSTON N. Aug. 27th at HASTINGS. Aug. 29th and 30tli at NAPIER;.' Aug. 31st at MASTERTON. . ; ' Sept. Ist Rehearsal WELLINGTON. '~ Sept- 2nd First Night WELLINGTON. , • NOTICE. THE DIXON. STREET. BILLI-IKD PARLOUR. eight", tables:, :.rioo: .up..'.:sixpence. . SNOOKER. SIXPENCE PER'GAME. ' N E V M I L LINE R Y. ' NE AV M I L L.I N.E R Y.. . 'aH AH T 1-: R '-, A N D,' ' C 0., v; A R I S R A- N D, " "• C "o;, 137 and 139. Cuba St., - New P.O. Corner.. JUST LANDED-ikOt) worth of Lovely Millinery, - Ready-to-Wear , Hats, also grand: lot Ncw.'-.Untrimmed. Shapes.-.; JUST LANDED—A splendid variety New Flowers,, Millinery -Pins, Buckles, ;Se-. ;■ qiiin, .also Tiiisel .Tr.iiuniings', .best value •obtainable.' : ,: KING'S DEATH—Carter, and Co.'s Londoit Buyer.: writes owing to; King's'Deatlv all new-Millinery, Flowers,-etc., bought ' :orie-thifd:. cheaper, than usual.' HALF PBlCE—Balance of Furs, and Ladies' Costumes now half usual price, last week. Carter, and .Co., Cuba St.' WILSON'S Malt' Extract is guaranteed absolutely, free from alcohol or chemicals of any ,sort. ' ', ■ . , EDUCATIONAL. . /OROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.. V —Boarding and. : Day School . for Boys under 13 years of age. Special class for, boys under six.' Miss Sommerville, 81 Hill Street. DOES EDUCATION PAY? 'DUNEDIN-STUDENT SAYS. "YES.". . WINS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS: Girls' High School, School of Mines, Y.M.C.A., Baptist Church. To learn how to' Succ-seil, write or call for Circular A. , ~i NTBKNATiONAL SCHOOLS, Willis -1 ■ Street. J. J. PAKKES, Disf. Rep. ' R E G G S H O R'.T H A N D. DAY ANI) EVENING CLASSES. ETHEL J. TREGEA,- ' Wellington Representative,' Holder Gregg Teachers' Diploma. 30 AiajoribanJis-Street. - BALLROOM-DANCING-CLASSES FOR ' . BEGINNERS. Tjt/jTRS. H. B.' MASON'S Glasses are"held lvj. on MONDAI' and WEjjNESDAI' •EVENINGS, in iter .Private Hall, i'roli cieney ensured in six private lessons,or ono quarter at ciass'. Term. commen'ces with pupil. Private Lessons arranged.Address—SG Gliuznee Street,. Next St...Peter's.,Church. THE ' AUCKLAND SCHOOL. FOR ENGINEERS. . • Principal —J AS. W. BOWER, Certificated Mining-'and Mechanical, Engineer. Correspondence Courses.. Day and Evening Classes- tor -ALL-Gov-ernment Cortiiieatps iii Steam and Oil. Write or Call.,for Prospectus.Address: TYRONE BUiLDiNGS, CUS- . TOM STREET . HAST, AUCKLAND. jJANKS'S' COMMERCIAL-COLLEGii!.-' For instruction:in: • ACCOUNTANCi.', .' BUSINESS PRACTICE, ' SHORTHAND (Pitman's),- and TOUOii Tli J E\VUl'i'lNU. Students Prepared for: JUNIOR ANiJ sriNIOR CIVIL SERVICE, . ' MATRICULATION, ■•SOLICITOUS' Uh'NERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL 'PkeIIMINARY\EXAMINATIONS. . For last year's examinations, 51 candi- I dates we're presented, -ll) of wlioni passed. JpITZHERBEET 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 are also held TERM COMMENCED on MAY 31st. L ANGER Dresscutting School. Economy in Dressmaking. The marvellously simple Blouse and, Skirt Cutter, tho latest invention, puts it within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to make;.her own Bloijses ami Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work'per arrangement. Also, "Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils, taught by Post. Patterns cut to measurement., Agents required. Needle-painting,.' Monday, 2 to i Miss Kate Stewart,- Principal,-' 91 Willis Street, opposite Shortt's. STUDY: the Property Market.—Tho back page of "Ihe Dominion" is. a Land aud Farm Directory.