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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1169, 3 July 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. "THE ARCADIANS." ' BOX PLAN opens this morning at 9 , o'clock at the ■.Dresden.-. Prices of Admission—(is., 55., 3s. 25.; , Familv Circle, after 7.3H Is. Day Sale ; Ticket's (Back Stalls and Family Circle) - are now obtainable at Abel's, tobacconist. CURTAIN RISES 7.45 p.m. sharp arid : falls at 11 p.m. f\ PER 7 ! HOUSE. Direction Clarke and Meynell. "THE ARCADIANS." Commencing THURSDAY NEXT, July G. RUPERT CLARICE AND CLYDE MEYNELL Present the Fantastical Musical Play. Book by Mark Ambient and A. M. Thompson. Lyrics by Arthur 'Winipcris. Music by Lionel Monckton and Howard Talbot. The Sydney "Bulletin," June 2W, Mil): —"It is impossible to gild a theatrical lily. 1 The booking to dale constitutes a record for speed, comprehensiveness, weight, elc. Every night is like a iirst night, at 'The Arcadians.'" The PRETTIEST, the FUNNIEST, the most CHARMING, the FASCINATING, and the most IDYLLIC Musical Play ever presented in New Zealand. THE COMPANY INCLUDES: (All First Appearances in New Zealand) Tom Walls Winifred O'Connor Fred Winn Gertrude Gilliam Charley Stone Nellio Kavahagh Harold Thorley MargariteLeKoy Percy Clifton Alice Bennetto Wilfrid Hillarv Hilda Edwards Dutton Nicholls Ethel. Forsyth Etc., Etc., Etc. Full Ballets. Augmented Chorus. Bevies of Beautiful Show Girls. Gorgeous Dressing, including Chantocler Hats. A COMPLETE OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. CORONATION N.Z. EXHIBITION, Waterloo Quay, Wellington. Open Daily, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., 3 ACRES OF INTERESTING EXHIBITS. MACHINERY IX MOTION. MANUFACTURES, Etc., Etc. ADMISSION: ONE-SHILLING. rtOEONATION EXHIBITION, WELLINGTON. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. LAST SIX NIGHTS Of this TALENTED ENGLISH COMPANY. I Visited During tho Exhibition by 20,000 People. ■ UNRIVALLED ENTERTAINERS. Every Evening at £.30. . ADMISSION, Gd. and Is, 1 Lessees: MESSRS. W. and R. THOMAS and MAYNARD DAKIN. I " : f '"" '" SEE ' F. "W. MONTH EY ' S t • SPLENDID EXHIBIT OF FANCY 1 SHELL WORK, AURORA. GLASS, AND KAURI GUM SPECIMENS, "U" SHED (Opposite Gurney Bros.' Exhibit). "The finest show of Shells in the world." MEETINGS. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. T>R ARNOLD IZARD will address the , Women of Wellington North on \ WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY stli, t at 3 p.m. in tho. Kiosk, Kelburne. 1 '_ NEW ZEALAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY (Incorporated). ' ' LADIES' MEETING. '• A MEETING of Ladies' interested in -A the above Society will be held in the Mayor's Room. Town Hall, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, the 3rd July, at 3 o'clock. The Mayoress has kindly' consented to preside. JAMES DYKES, Secretary. WELLINGTON COMPETITIONS. ALL MUSIC TO BE USED MUSIC TO BE USED For tho FORTHCOMING COMPETITIONS , AVAILABLE At BE G G'S. E G G'S. As first supply is limited, early , application is advisable. > CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 1 WELLINGTON. RJ. GOODMAN AND CO., Auction- * eers, and Estate Agents. MAIN ST. EAST, PALMERSTON N. Try us for your Clearing Sales. Consign your Produce, Poultry, and House- ' hold Goods to us. Prompt Sett lenient , and Best Attention. Agencies of any I kind accepted. References—Bank New Zealand, Pal- ' merstou North. I . : [ VICTORIA LAUNDRY. 1 TO KELBURNE HOUSEHOLDERS. OUR Vans Collect and Deliver in Kelburne every WEDNESDAY. ; Telephono 613. VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO., LTD., , SS HANSON STREET. 1 DUNK AND PRINGLE, LTD., MOTOR GARAGE, PALMERSTON N. TOURISTS will find our Garage coa'venient, fireproof, and light up to ] date. Wo undertake repairs of any dc- , scription, and guarantee to give satisfac- ! tion. Oils, Grease, and Benzine always in 1 stock. Agents for Overland and Hupp ; Cars. First-class Cars lor Hire. Telo- [ phono -120. SPECIAL. A YEAR AGO wo introduced our Famous Malt Broad to tho Weliing--1 ton public. During that period tho demand for this great system-builder has steadily increased, _ and to-day many families are using it. It is made under strictly hygienic conditions, from tho finest cereals and puro malt extract. ■ Preserve your health, stimulate your appetite bv eating this Famous Bread. - Procurable only from J. W. THOMSON AND CO,, Bakers and Pastrycooks, 38 Courtenay Place (late. Dickon's},