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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1058, 22 February 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. O"IS MAJESTY'S IHLAIEU ■H-JL Props., John Fuller and Sons. THE PECOGMSFD HOME OF PEPJLCT PICTURES! 1 FLIERS' PICTURES Be<t IOLLERS'PICTUREb of All CHANGE TWICE WEEKLY Every Monday and' Thursday. TONIGHT its TONIGHT .Wo have great pleasure in presenting for a second time a ' MAGNIFICENT NTW PROGPAMME, MAGNIFICENT NEW PROGRAMME, The like of which has-never, before beam (Witnessed in - Wellington. V SERIES OF PICTURE GEMS, Which, last evening, took , the huge audieuco stoim TONIGHT, no ltiveU tho Last Night of AGRIPPINA V lwwerful and splendid Drania, mag. nilicently staged SONG OF IHE WILD WOOD FLUTERv\sOME r r C ° bytheßl<) " raDllCOy A Story of the American War THE CONSPIRACY OF PONTIAC And a Host of Others D C and 0 S Is , [stalls, (tip-up, 6d Plai at Chnsteson a 'Phono 3153 THEAIKL 80IH THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE Last Night's Programme Tremendous. La=t Nights of GRAHAM DENT, In their Funniest Comedv, 'IHE LADY i> SPORT ' Last , Nights of FARRELL and GAFFNEY A Noveltj Humorou Double HERR THEODOPE and his Comied Vs ishnt Juggling Extraordinary Pocket Comedian, VICTOR MYERS, Australia's OtherLittlo Tich. WALLi DVWSON, Livelj Lnd Man, Cecile Stephano Ellaina Verrol Kellj Sister Eubv Wallace Jack Knowles ' . Alf'Lund An Entertamin,, Programme. Prices and Box Plan as "usual. WONDERLAND WONDERLAND, ' / OPEN THIS DVi Afternoon 2 u m to 580 E\emng „ ,730 to 10 pm TRAMS FPOM COUKTENAI PLACE. Adini«ion— idiiH* 1 \ Children, 6d. ALL SHOW& TREE Special Arrangement Mav be made *o? School and .Other; Picnic. Parties BOXING TOURNAMENT AT PETONB ' Promoted by the WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION PALACE THEATRE, .At 8 o'clqck. THURSDAI NE\T BLRNS V LLCIUE 15 round Profea ional C?ntc>t, and FOUR AMATFUR BOLIS OF FIVE ROUNDS PRICES s'. 3s, and ijs , „ , Seats for Sfise and MaraWr Tiofcete at Armit«• Limbtjn Qm\ Stage Tide's at Me\ ricks Petone Sr°cial TrMu Lambton at 7 o clock, and return ifter conte-iti -* W G TALBOT Secretary QXATING EINR., INGESTPE ST. WELLINGTON' HIGHLAND RIFLES' ~ BAZAAR AND GRVNP ART LNION 2o*h FEBRUARY TO 4th MARCH Fancy Sneet<= Produce Flower Stalls, Tea I\io k GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS' Full details later. \drai«sion One Shillin" dncludin" chancfc Mir.P r i^fL| o NUGGBT. lion S°c U Austin Street. TfjO-RT NICHOL&ON AMATEUS i VTHLFTIC CLUB .ANNUAL SPORTS CARNUAL B VSIN E SATURDAY, 2ofh FEBRUARY THE ENT OF THE SEASON running, jumping hurdling. walling field e\ents tocofWYR, Etc - \ ENTRIES CLOSED SATURDAY.' Admission—l' F A EOLLO, Hon Sec, Bo* 506 /HOLT' 'BALLS. Whe lir t Shipment of the riinous CHALLENGER GOLF BALLb Arming ex Athenic Golfers, order ,our upphes now Uβ Challenger Ball the leading «eller all the world . If unible to get jour Dealer supply tt.nte Box li \V»llinston, giving name ot nearest dealer. ■(, HEETIMCS « fwEDTESDAf 1 E\ ENING, m tho Chamb°r of Commerce at 8 inn Nen members cj-diallv invited J L ARCLS Hbn S»eretary PUBLIC NOTICES. - BUSINESS NOTICE ING di po<d of iiv Bu me s of Carriage to Mr E Atoms J.mr, I i l-Ji to thank mj patron for their kind pitrona»e in the past,t ard al-o to a \ them to continue the '-irae to m\ su-cc »or The Busine ni'l 't 11 Le known i George Inm«s, rmi\cii Read IC6? GEORCtR (JOE) INNISS Hivn<; acquired the Bus ne s of Car- , nage Proprietor of Geo-ge 'Joe) Inniss, Tinikon Road I beg to notm hi numerous patrons that I intend to keep the busine s on and bv str ct ittenhoi to cleauhne s punctualih and moderate charges, I might «ol -it their c teemed order' In future I intend to keep the bjsines under the pre s ent nine and the Telephone J>o as at present 166S Kinaly bear in mind no ring on 1663 will be too early or too .late-to receive at-; Un 10D E MORRIS Junr BUSINESSES & PARTNERSHIPS. STATIONERY, FVNCI GOODS, AND BOOKS SPECIAL' OPPORTUNITY. SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR- SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE, in the be t part of city, as going con cern Bookseller s Stationery and Fancy Goods Bu«ino«s>, well assorted «tock open for one week only About £800 required Stook-sh,ects and all particulare ° n tIUMH SUCKLING, Public Accountant, Norwich. Chambers, 111 Customhouse Quay