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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 962, 1 November 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. j HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, '.; IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, i Props., John Fuller and Sons. NIGHTLY AT 8. \ FULLERS' PERFECT PICTURES FULLERS' To-night PICTURES i AND FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA. : TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHTf FOR THE LAST TIME! The following :•— JOHN GRAHAM'S GOLD. i Last Night! SUBIACO. ■ ; Last Night! FAMILY FEUD. ; Last Night! LIEUT. ROSE AND THB STOLEN SUBMARINE. , i FoolsheaU in a Lion's Cage—Tontolini ' ■■ Somersaults. ' ; Last Night! FLYING ARTILLERY. '. Last Night! Watchman's Daughter. - : Last Night! An ARCADIAN MAID. \ How Jones ' Won the Championship. ! Last Night! DARLING CONFUSION. Last Night! BRITISH INDIA. TO-MORROW (Wednesday) TO-MORROW COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME! FULLERS' PICTURES. COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME! D.C.'and O.S. Is. Stalls (Tip-up), 6i Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B. —On request, trams stop at Door. THEATRE ''.'EO'liin'", Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. LAST WEEK of the STARS.! GRAY and GRAHAM, GRAY and GRAHAM, ' GRAY and GRAHAM, In their entirely NEW MUSICAL SKETCH. Tho finest seen at this Theatre. BERYL GILMAN, New Zealand's Dramatic Soprano. SCOT. GIBSON, ■ Everybody's Favourite Vocalist. Dainty TWO ROSEBUDS, Dashing Dancers ■ TWO ROSEBUDS, Serioe. FRED. HICKS, Comedian and Whistler Extraordinary. . LITTLE OLIVE SAYER,' The Popular Child Balladist. HORACE DENTICE. The Juvenile Comedian anil Dancer. Positively Last Two Nights of the APOLLO BROS., Strong, Men, and Heavy Weight Lifters. And Up-to-Date Pictures by THE BRITISH BIOGRAPH. TRULY MAMMOTH BILL! 2s. and Is. Boxes 21s. Plan at Theatre. ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. . STAR PICTURES STAR PICTURES TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Our New Programme full of Bright and Sparkling Gems. ■ SECOND PIANO AND VIOLIN' ' '' RECITAL. HORACE HUNT, ERBERT BLOY, Assisted by--MISS GERTRUDE HUNT, Soprano Vocalist. TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, THURSDAY NEXT, at BVp.m.8 V p.m. Box Plan now open at' the Dresden. Tickets, 3s. (reserved), 25., and Is. WELLINGTON TAXI-CAB AND TOURING CAP. CO. . 'Phono' 59. Taxi-Cars at ordinary cab rates, Special terms,to Doctors and Commercial ■. ~ ' Men.. ' INo disappointments, 'Phone open day. and night. -'.'" . ' ■'!''' SITUATIONS VACANT. M7ANTED, for . Christchurcb',;an 'Ex- " perienced Young Lady as SECOND ASSISTANT for the Ribbon and Lace Department., . . Apply, with references, stating ago and salary required, to MR. MITCHELL, i Managing Director, ! Beath and Co., Ltd., :.'■'., . CHRISTCHURCH. 1 ■" / ...■.-. ' ' MEETINCS. HUTT VALLEY TRAMWAY.' . PUBLIC MEETING. ' ST. AUGUSTINE'S HALL, TUESDAY, Ist NOVEMBER. MR. JOS. AUSTIN will Reply la , Criticisms of the Tramway Scheme - byySlr.Jos. Piper and others./ ; COME AND HEAR FACTS. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. HOLIDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1910. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that WEDNESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, & 1910, will be observed by the Wellington Harbour Board as a Public Holiday, and that the wharves, stores, and offices of tha Board.will be closed. for' ordinary business on that day. " " By. Order. H. E. NICHOLLS, • Secretary. Harbour Board Office,. , .-Wellington, 31st October, .1910. _ . mSE COLONIAL SUGAR REFINING -*■ COMPANY . has this: Day REDUCED the prices of all Sugars Fivo Shillings per ton. ' PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. WE beg to give notice that we hav« . this-day'admitted Mr. A.-W. Blair into partnership. The style of,the firm will not be altered.' Dated this Ist day of November, 1910. CHAPMAN, SKERRETT, WYLIE, AND TRIPP. ■ ■ Known, that the Manners ** Street Depot for Te .Aro Steam , Laundry is removed. to No. 125 Upper Willis Steet, nearly opposite Y.M.C.A. ?-* ' BUSINESS CHANGING HANDS. CIOLE AND WESTERMAN'S > late premises, in Manners Street, will be CLOSED ALL DAY . TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), to . prepare for COLE'S CASH DRAPERY CO.'S INAUGURATION SALE^ STARTING THURSDAY, At 10 o'clock. "■pOSTCARDS" prepared for Oil an<3 i. Water-colour Painting, at- Robt< Martin, Ltd.. Manners Street. Wellington.