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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 959, 28 October 1910, Page 1

Why is THE DOMINIONS publio ' the best public for the advertiser, " ' besidesbeingthelargest? Because the publio trusts THE DOMI- '. NION, and becomes a larger public every month.

AMUSEMENTS. WHO IS THE , MYSTERIOUS STRANGER? ONE GUINEA, for a POSTCARD-Xl Is. Owing to the immense amount of controversv excited by "THE PASSING OF THE 'MlliD FLOOR BACK," Harry Plimmer and Reynolds Donniston invite replies to tho following questions:— (1) WHAT IS YOUR INTERPRETATION OP THE CHARACTER OP THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER? (2) WHAT DO YOU CONSIDER IS THE LESSON "THE PASSING OP THE THIRD FLOOR BACK" IS INTENDED TO CONVEY? .. ■■ . ONE. GUINEA will be awarded to the sender of what are considered to be the best replies. ■Answers must be numbered 1 ami 2, and written on a POSTCARD, Addressed', to STRANGER, OPERA HOUSE, and will be received up ■ to and including WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2nd. LBTTERS WILL NOT BE OPENED. OP E K A HO US E. . . '■ . Lessee J. C. Williamson,' Ltd. Direction Allan Hamilton. , TO-NIGHT AT 8. A TRIUMPH OF. TRIUMPHS. Wellington endorses, tho world-wido . Verdict—A Genuine Success. . PLIMMER-DENNISTON SEASON. Jerome K. Jerome's Great Mystery Play, "THE PASSING OP THE THIRD FLOOR BACK." (By arrangement with Rupert Clarke and . -. ' Clyde Meyncll.)., . . . , .Interpreted by a.specially-selected' , , Company, including . MISS 'LIZETTE PABKES . ■■ . And' MRS. ROBERT BROUGH. Set in a tenfc and. vivid atmosphere of . Weird Mystery, THE PASSING OF THE THIRD FLOOR BACK' Held the large audience interested and thrilled from the opening of the , play till long after the-curtain had fallen. . Box Plan at- Holiday's, is., 2s. 6d;, Is. Early Doors as usual, Day sales at Christesoii's. . : ■■ • artistic photography; ■•:■ ■i\. The real art in Photography ie to produce the True Likeness and Character of tho Sitter. , This art can only .be acquired. by. years of earnest: effort and study. ■ ' ■■;■■■<'. ALAN SPICER, ' . '■ . PHOTOGRAPHER, CUBA STREET'. (Opposite Royal Oak Hotel), has had 30 years' experience in the Best Studio; of-"Australia. ; ' , .. xmas photos for.friends , , at/Some. ,/\. .. .... ... Those 'desirous of sending a good Photo of themselves; to Friends or Relations in England or elsewhere as a Xnias Souvenir should niake appointments with MR. BPICER;now. /■;.- . ■ .;.-.•': Gα rt e r and ■ c 0.-, THE ■ CUBA'STREET DRAPERS. RELIABLE GOODS. CUTTING'PRICES.' LADIES' COSTqMES-Just laiulcd, a Lovely'.Lot.: New' White . Embroidery Costumes, Coat and Skirt or Empire Shapes,. 15s. lid."to 425.; White limI broidery Coats, , 125., lid., 15s. Ud., 18s. Cd.; Coloured Linen Costumes,' Ms. lid. - to 425. Coloured Princess Robe and Coat to match,'39s; Gd. ' ; ' . '..'■■. CARTER AND CO. for Millinery, Skirts, Corsets, Blouses, and Ladies' .Underclothing; full stocks and cutting prices. CARTER AND.:; CO. .for' New Gloves, ls. : Tip; Now .Hose; ;all; colours,"ls.;"up.;: Lovely Embroidery, 2d. to 4s. lid. yd. ■ Lots of' Novelties; no room to . adyer- ' Use; come'and see. '.'■'. ■ !, ' CARTERS AND CO., FOR' BARGAINS. "'.". ..;,;• ,-'REMp\ r AL ;NOJKE. ; ::, , ■'; HL. HOGG,, of the ."Ideal"' Bakery, • Wishes, to, notify the residents , of Kilbirnie tljat, lie will: open new and up-to-date premises in Coutts ! Street' on or about October.29th,- : where ho will be pleased to see, all'old patrons as well, as now. The business name will be changed to ; "Paris Bakery."- .. ' . . -. TO THOSE WHO ARE BALD OR GREY. BALDNESS, " falling'/and grey hair, dandruff, etc., can be cured, only by each,case being', suitably and specially ■treated.. ;PRO.' CaRLYLE, Alethia's Specialist, always succeeds, this being, the Alethia - Method. .Cooper's - Buildings, Willis.. Street. :, Write ■', for pamphlet. Country clients treated by, correspondence. Advice free. --.■.■■ ANGUS TURKISH'S New Hairdressimj Saloon, Hotel Windsor Buildings, Willis Street, is one , of the most up-tof date Saloons in : the Cicy. Finest Brands of Tobacco. ' Cigarettes, - ami. i Cigars stocked. , '■-.;. ~ .-.:■ ■:■'■'■ ; . WANTED KNOWN. !- DUCHESSE Chests, ,355.;' Sideboards, £2 IDs.; Washstands, Ss. Gd.; Ward-, 'robes, .£3 10s.; Fancy Tables, 2s. 6d. ; Flower Stands, Is. 6d.; Rattan Chairs,.7s. Gd.; Couches, 275...Gd.; Kitchen Chairs, 4s. 6d. unly at .■'■■■ ... : : ". ;'■ . RADFORD'S, • '■> .50 Manners Street". . -. " iPONFIDENTIAL to Ladies with a view to Matrimony, call and inspect the Bridal Cakes on view in our wind6w. We guarantee the Quality and the Prices are right; Order now»and ensure satisfaction. .•■■.'■■■■' Cakes to order from One Guinea upHarl .L W. THOMPSON AND C 0.,, Hygienic Bakers and Pastry Cooks, 33. COURTENAY PLACE, _ ~ FINGS'S ■ CHECK-FIGURE SYSTEM•(copyright) enables you. to Balance Ledgers at first , trial. It locates, as-they occur, Errors in Posting Amounts, in Ad- ' ditions, Subtractions, Extensions, Carrying Forward, and Taking Out Balances. It abolishes calling back, because if there is an error tho system.indicates it to you, pointing out the actual Amount and Ledger Account before you open your, ledger. Time-saver, Speedy, Simple, and Sure. It cau be used on your present books. No duplicating work, no .extra books, and no machine. Particulars only from HUGH DOUGLAS, Manufacturing Stationer. Victoria Street, Wellington. CONVEYANCES. LEVIN-F.OXTON COACH SERVICE. Time-table.—Leave Fpxton, 6.30 a.m.; arrive Levin, 5.30 a.m.; leave Levin 10.23 a.m.; arrive Foxton, 12 noon; leavo Fosto'n, 2.80 p.m.; arrivo Levin, 4.30 p.m.; leavo Levin, 7.45 p.m.; arrivo Foxton, 9.45 p.m. C. F. JOHNSTON, Proprietor. EOYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, tho Shortost route to and from Fox-: ton.—Leaves Foxton daily, 6.30 a.m.; arriving Shannon daily 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily 10.45 a.m.; arrivo■ Foxton daily 12 noon; leavo Foxton daily 2.30 pin.; arrive Shannon daily 7,30 p.m.; loavo Shannon daily 5.15 p.m.; arrive daily 9 .3Op.a V^GiNGELK ROYAL MAIL leaves CARBINE STABLES. Feilding, for Kimbolton daily at- B.SO a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; leaves Kimbolton at Noon for Feilding. R. J. MOORE, Proprietor, ... • ' ■• Feilding. ALKER'S STABLES, BULLS,' Forwarding Agont, Carrier, and General Contractor, Coaches Groatford to Bulla. Vehicles; Horsos, aud MotorCars on Hire. Good Binnplo rooms. J. E. WALKER, Proprietor. IV AND YOU NG, ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS AUIJ GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON. All Trains mot. Commcroial Travellers' Samples promptly attended to. New and up-to-dato Sample Rooms. Agents for tho N.Z. EXPRESS CO., Storage and Stabling Corner Dixon and Bannister Streets. St. John Ambulance available day or night 'Phone No. 126. Private 137. P.O. Box 50