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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 994, 8 December 1910, Page 1

j . AMUSEMENTS. . ; : ■■ QPE E A ' HOUSE. Lessee ..- J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Sole Direction of Fred H. Graham. Manager Gilbert Fletcher. ' LAST TWO NIGHTS, Including . TO-NIGHT at 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. •.;• Of FRED GRAHAM, " FRED GRAHAM, FEED GRAHAM, The Most • popular and versatile comedian that has ever visited New Zealand, And his '! ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, Who will keep the audience rocking with laughter from the rise to the fall of the curtain by again presenting the mirth- . provoker of the Century— "THE GIRL OF OSTEND." "THE GIRL OF OSTEND." - <'THE GIRL OF OSTEND." Ployed last-night*Jo an imtaense audience, hundreds being unable to gain Admission. . ' .' The musical gems, "Mr. Murphy," "Harris of. Paris," "Spoofer's Warning," "Just for a Girl," DOUBLY AND TKEBLY ENCORED. . Last Two Nights of a " Record Season. NOTE.—Patrons who purchased tickets for last night's performance and were unable to obtain admission are informed that they will be available for either tonight or to-morrow night. Prices—3s., 25., 4s. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. No Booking Fee. No Early Doors. OP ER A ' ; H ; OU.S" E. ■ - ■• ; _ ■ . Direction of James Yaldaro and Jules ' "..Garrison. ' " .-.-'. Extraordinary Amusenwit Event, : i>:-'--.- CommencingSATURDAY, Dec. .10. SATURDAY.VALDABES AND .GARRISONS ENTERTAINERS! - ENTERTAINERS! VALDARES AND GARRISONS ENTERTAINERS! ENTERTAINERS I 8-STAR SPECIALTY ACTS'. 8 ■• B'■8 '■ STAR v SPECIALTY ACTS 8 .Presented by, who have appeared all:.ov.er. the :irorld atj' the Leading Vaudeville .Theatres and- Music Halls'.- - ■Commencing-:SATURDAY, DEC. 10. - .■ VALDARES AND GARRISONS. ' VALDARES. AND GARRISONS., People's Popular Prices—D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, /Is..'Gd.';: Family Circle, Is. Children, Half r price. ; _ Box Plan at Dresden. V No-Charge, for Booking.-. FRANK GRAHAM, Touring Manager. A RTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY. . 1\ The real art in Photography is to produce tho True Likeness and Character of tho. Sitter. This art can only be ac-' quired by years of earnest effort anil study. :. ; ALAN SPICEK, PHOTOGRAPHER, CUBA STREET (Opposite Eoyal Oak Hotel),;" lias had 30' years' experience in" tha Best Studio of- Australia. ''•■'"■ "* 'SIIAS- PHOTOS FOR-FRIENDS ", - '' AT HOME. '.. ; . Those desirous of sending a good Photo of themselves tp Friends or Relations in England or elsewhera as a .'Xmas Souvenir should make appointments with ME. SPICER now. Telephone 32G3. i EDUCATIONAL. mHE LANGER DRESSCUTTING J. SCHOOL.—No matter what one's position in life may be, the ability to make one's own Garments is an accomplishment of prinie importance. Every woman should have at tho Langer Dresscutting School. Classes Daily, Tuesday" ami I'riday evenings. Needlepaiutiug, Monday 2 to 4. Country pupils taught by post. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal, a 4 Willis Street (Opposite Sliortfs). ; _" CKUiUON FREPARATOUY SCHUUL —Boarding and IJay School h; lioys under '.la 'ysars of age.' " Special, class for Hoys under ais. aiiss Souiuitc\,.m. fci Hill .Street. FITZHERBERT . TERRACE SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Girls.. Principals: Ifiss Babsr, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Certificate. N.F.U). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8. fiHILTON . HOUSE SCHOOL,' THE TERRACE, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. BANKS'S : COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. —r For instruction in— ACCOUNTANCY, • ' BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and . TUUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for— ■ JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, MYTRICULATION, ' . • - SOLICITORS" GENERAL -.KNOWLEDGE, and UEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXA'MIFor last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented, 40 of whom passed. THE A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. '_ ■ (Established 61 Years.) ' The Largest, Soundest, and Most Prosperous Mutual Life Office in the British ' ' Empire. FUNDS over ,£25,700,000 ANNUAL INCOME ... £3,373,852 THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT now being firmly established," the'Socicty is able to issuo POLICIES OF.:.EVERY ; DESCRIPTION. , for-amounts from . . " £5 to '.£IO,OOO Directors of tho New Zealand Branch: The Hon. Chas. J. Johnston, SfcL.C. I (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy-Chairman); the Hon. Edward Richsrdscn, C.M.G.; John Duncan, 15iq.; and Joseph' Joseph, Esq. ■ . EDWJRD W. LOWE, ' . Resident Secretary. BRANCH OFFICE-. CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Wellington.