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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 958, 27 October 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rjIHE ■ KING'S THEATRE. WEST'S PERFECTION ROYaL KOIAL PICTURES. AVEST'S Proprietors: AVest's Pictures (Ltd.) and ■Linley and Donovan. PACKED AGAIN LAST NIGHT. , Tho weather makes no difference. Merit Must Tell. TO-NIGHT, ;At 8 o'clock, TO-NIGHT. Our New Programme, consisting of ITO, THE BRGGAR BOY. THE DAYS OF THE EARLY CHRISTIANS. THE ITALIAN FLYING ARTILLERY. THE ITALIAN FLYING ARTILLERY. THE FAMILY FEUD. THE FAMILY FEUD. - Tontolini'. Steals a Bicycle, Darling Confusion, Foolshead in the Lion's Cage, Arrival of the Dutch Fleet in Melbourne, and a host of others. Our Prices: Is. mid 6d. 'Phone 3143. Box Plaii at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d. MERRY PRIZE MATINEE SATURDAY. AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. WAIEAEAPA AND EAST COAST P. AND A. SOCIETY. 33rd ANNUAL SHOAV AT CARTERTON. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 26th and 27th OCTOBER, 1910. \ COMPETITIONS ON BOTH DAYS. Challenge Cups, Rose Bowls, and Medals in Horse, Cattle, and Sheep Classes and Jumping.'/' ,■'.,; GRAND 2 P.M. THURSDAY. Schedulo from Agent,' or send a Postcard to ,H. S. MOSS, ' . Secretary, Box 25, Carterton. MANAWATU' AND ..WEST COAST A. AND P.' •'..'. '- ' GREAT EURAL AGRICULTURAL SHOAV AND EXHIBITION, •'"-■■ ' 2,-3, '4 NOVEMBER,, 1910. '.:' ;". I'ALMEKSTON NOETH. ■;' ' .Breeders,.. Farmers, and Stockmen Foregather at THE STOCK BREEDEES' SHOAV • ; ;'■-,.' -■ 'And- ■'-:■ FARMERS' EXHIBITION. TOTAL PRIZES,, £182-4, MANAAA 7 ATU KEiMNEL CLUB CHAM- . PIONDOG SHOAV.' ARTS AND INDU STEY COMPETITION Prize List Free. .', J, C LANE, Secretary. EGMONT AGRICULTURAL AND . PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. . ''-.'- 'HAAVERA SHOAV, . HAAVERA SHOAV, On AVEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, , 23rd and-24th.NOA'EMBER, 1910. £1300 '•-■"■ TOTAL 'PRIZES.' -£1300. £1300 ' TOTAL PRIZES. : £1300., £1300-' ..-' TOTAL-PRIZES.: £1300. ; £IOO HUNTERS r COMPETITIONS.; - ; ;_ FULL DOG;SCHEDULE..;. ~,r,. All Entries' Close .' SATURDAY, 12th' NOVEMBER. ;, . - Free copy schedule on application to"' .;• ' E.,G..TR,EAVEEK,' Secretary, .. , • '•■ :" ; .''■';. - ■ " Hawera. EDUCATIONAL. ';' HOUSE '.SCHOOL;. 'V .255-THE•TERRACE, AVellington, . ~ Boarding and Day. School.' for . Girls. ; . Principal: MRS.' HENRY SMITH.THIRD ,TERM.HAS COMMENCED. THE; AUCKLAND; SCHOOL FOR '.-" ENGINEERS. • Principal-JAS. AV. .BOAVEE, - Certificated Mining and Mechanical •';.' Engineer. . Corrcspoudence Courses. Day and Evening Classes for ALL Government Certificates in Steam and Oil. Writo or Call for Prospectus. Address:. TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOM STREET EAST; AUCKLAND. DOES EDUCATION PAY? DUNEDIN STUDENT SAYS "YES." ( . AVINS FOUR OPEN COMPETITIONS. Girls' High: School, School of \ Mines, Y.M.C.A., Baptist Church. . To learn how to Succeed, write or call' for Circular A.' ' ■ INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS, nWillis 1 Street. J. J, Parkes, Dist. Rep. ■DANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For instruction in— ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS PRACTICE, ' SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING.'. Students Prepared for—. . . ' , ' JUNIOE AND. SENIOE CIVIL SERVICE, MATRICULATION," SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY ESAMI- . NATIONS. . For last year's examinations, 51 candidates wero presented, 40 of whom passed. TnUTZHEEBEET TERRACE SCHOOL, Boarding-and Day School for Girla. Principals: Miss Baber, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond ' (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8. Now Term will begin on September 20th and tho Principals win bo at home on September 19th. THE LANGER ~ -DEESSCUTTING SCHOOL.—No matter what one'a position in lifo may be, tho ability to make one's own Garments is an accomplishment of prime importance. Every woman should have a course at the Langer Dresscutting School. Classes Daily, Tuesday, and Friday evenings. Needh> painting, Monday 2 to 4. Country Pupils taught by post. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal, 94 Willis Street (Opposito Shortt's). I-. ,T(ROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL <U —Boarding and Day School for Boys under 13 years _of ago. Special class for Boys under six, Miss Soiuiner. ville, 81 Hill Street. ■'YE GRATEFUL LION," GRILL AND SUPPER ROOMS, 152 Ingestro Street, off Cuba Street Five-course Lunch or Tea, 9d.' Six tickets for 4s. . "CHRISTENDOM ASTRAY." THE Book for all who are distressed by Clerical Doctriiics and Clerical Criticism, aud who, therefore, desire to become enlightened as to the best way of doliveranco from tho confusions, dis- • putings, and contradictions of an apos- ' tato world. Accepting tho Scriptures of the Old Testament as Christ accepted 1 them (and, consequently, the New Tcs- i lamont also), it not only demonstrates 1 that Christendom is astray; but faithfully exhibits "tho truth" from which/ 1 it -has departed. It will make the Bible a new book to you. • For loan from H. Milverton- Taihsue. J 2