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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1213, 23 August 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. WULLERS' THEATRE ROYAL. •*•' Terrific. Success. STARR AND LESLIE, STARR. AND LESLIE, Merc words fail to convey ai:y ii'.ea of tho TREMENDOUS STORM OF ENTHUSIASM Which greeted the conclusion of thil STAR Act lust night, which includcß marvellous juggling, singing, glorious comedy; in fact; an avalanche of cleverness all through this act. A Really Great Act. KELDINE AND KLIMO, KELDJNE AND KLIMO, England's Premier Trick and Comedy Cyclists. An Act "Well Worth Seeing, HARLAND AND ROLLISON. Star American Eccentric Musical Act, who introduce new act this week. Reappearance of MAY DAni.BERG, Refined Ponbrette. Descriptive Voc.%st, RUPERT CUTHIuSRT. And many other, arlists of recognised rcputo in a programme which has, not' been surpassed. Prices: 2s. and Is. Plan Dresden, ' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. LAST NIGHT LAST NIGHT Of our present Great Programme. Variety and Brightness At FULLERS' Tho Best PICTURES FULLERS' nf All. PICTURES Last! MADELINE'S REBELLION. Night The Great Centipede. Last ■ PEACE OFFERING. Nisht Marine Views of Naples. Uust FASCINATING BACHELOR. Night Animated Gazette. Last. BRIDE OF MESSINA. Night Cowboy's Sacrifice. And Numerous OtVrs. -B.C. and 0.5., Is. Stalls ilip-up), G4, Plan at Christc-on's. 'Phono 3153. WELLINGTON DOG SHOW.^ SKATING RINK. IXGESTRE STREET, Under the Patronage of Tlmiv Excellencies Lord and Lady Winston. TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY) and TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). RECORD ENTRIES. 310 DOGS 340 Show open both days, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.' Judging starts 9. a.m. TO-DAY, ADMISSION, Is. BANQUET TO EIGHT HON. SIR J. G. WARD, BART. (Primo Minister of New Zealand), And SIR' JOHN FINDLAY, K.C.M.G. -General). TOWN HAM, (CONCERT CHAMBER), FRIDAY, 25th AUGUST', 1911, at 8 p.m., Chairman: HIS WORSHIP THE, MAYOR OF WELLINGTON. TICKETS, .£1 Is., may be obtained from the undersigned, where, plans of the table may be viewed and'seats'reserved. " JAMES DYKES, Secretary, 119-151 Feathers! on Street, Wellington. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EAST. NO Scales, Exercises, or Drudgery; no Failures. Wo return your money if vou are unable to read music and play in six weeks. Full tuition, £2 2s. Call and inspect Tho National Collcgo of Music, 30 Willis Street. Hours—lo a.m. to 9 p.m. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. The Government, despite the fact that "The Dominion" has tho largest circulation of any morning paper in tho Wellington Province, has decided to boycott tho paper so far as Government advertisements are concerned. In order that ouf readers may not suffer from this grave abuso of Ministerial authority we publish the ad> vertiscments below at our own cost, LOWER BUTT POST OFFICE- ( AUDITION'S. FRESH Written Tenders will be received at (his Oliice until Noon of TUESDAY, 51k SEPTEMBER, I'cr the above contract. Ths-v must, bo marked on tho outside, "Tender for additions to Lower Hutt Pott OBice." Plans ami specifications ■may be scon at the Pest Oliice, Lower Butt, and at this oliice. The lowest or any tender not necessarily nccepted. J. D. LOUCH. District Engineer, District Public Works Oliice, Old Parliamentary Buildings, Wellington, 21st August, 11)11. MEETINCS, WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STUDENTS' SOCIETY. A N Extra Monthly Meeting will be held A THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, in the Chamber of Commerce, r.l 7.45 p.m., when Tor-Minute Papers will be rend by members. „„,.., J. L. ARCUS, Hon. Sccrciary. BUSINESSES AND PARTNERSHIPS. ~\ JEWELLER relinriuishing Business Xft. ;il Diiiiodin is desirous of mooting with Prospective Buvc-r for tho Stock and' Fillings of good paying Watchmakers and Jeweller's 'Business. Every investigation. An opportunity second to none in tho Dominion. Apply P. UAYMAX AND CO.. Duncdiu, Christrhuroh, Wellington, Auckland. SPORTING. DANNEVIRKE RACING CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MFETING. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1911. First Race starts at 12.-15. 1. HUNTERS' HURDLES, GO sovs.; 1$ miles. Norn., 1 sow; ace, 1 sow 2. MAIDEN STEEPLECHASE, iiosovs.; 2.1 miles. Num., 1 sow, ace, 2 sovs. "3. RAUMATI WELTER, SO sovs.; U mile. Noin., 1 sow; ace. 1 sow •1. DANNEVIRKE STEEPLECHASE, 150 sovs.; 3 miles. Norn., 1 sow; ace, 2 sovs. ■ 5. OPEN HURDLES, SO sovs; 13 miles. Nr.m.. 1 sov. j ace, 1 s>v. 6. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. 75 sovs.; i miles. Noin., 1 sov.; ace, 1 *r. 7. UMUTAOROA HACK WELTER, 65 sovs..; 7 furlongs. Nom.. 1 sov.; ace. 1 sow DATES: Nominations i August 24th; Weights (on or about) September 4th; Acceptances,' September Sill. For lull details see "Referee," Card, and Poster Programmes. ' 'JAS. S. FREEMAN. Secretary. PRIZE UTILITY POULTRY 'EGGS FOR SALE. DAVID WHYTE, of Hnstings, has pui chased Mrs. Mills's (llunedin) pen of White Leghorns, which won the Lincoln College Egg-Laying Competition, IUU9SETTIN6S OF EGGS, 10s. PER DOZ. Also the Pen of Black Orpingtons (Marfell's), which won tho North Island Egg. Laving Competition (Heavy Breeds), SETTINGS., 10s. PF.R DOZEN. Also Whiio Leghorns (Hastings prize* wiuucr6), ss. per dozen.