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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1235, 18 September 1911, Page 1

1 AMUSEMENTS. ' TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS Prior to their Departure for Australia Will give a SHORT FAREWELL SEASON SHORT FAREWELL SEASON Of Four Nights, Commencing TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, IN THE TOWN HALL Concert chamber, ONC E R T CHAMBER. SPECIAL REQUEST NIGHT On THURSDAY, 21st SEPTEMBER, Tho Final Opportunity of Seeing THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS In their SPARKLING ENTERTAINMENTS. TO-NT'!! ITT, I'o-N'lGilT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, BOX PLAN at the Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. Prices, 35., 25., aud Is. | CLAUDE HAIGII, Business Representative. TO W N H. A L L. J. and N. Tait. SATURDAY, 23nl SEPTEMBER, EXTRA RECITAL EXTRA RECITAL By LEONARD BORWICK, LEONARD BORWICK, LEONARD BORWICK, Tho Poet Pianist, Who during his recent Recitals in Wellington HELD HIS AUDIENCE SPELLBOUND By the Romantic Glamour of his Playing. OPINIONS OF THE WELLINGTON PRESS. "There are fine British pianists anions | tho world's first few, and the greatest of is Leonard Berwick.—'"Times." | "It was a happy inspiration which led to Mr. Leonard 'Bonvick being named 'the poet of the pianoforte.' One of the most artistic of tho pianoforto virtuosi who have Ijeen heard in New Zealand, Mr. Borwick infused everyone present with delight."—"Tho Dominion." ! "Wo have heard the fierco _ Paderewski and the florid Hambourg in Chopin masterpieces, but it can bo avowed without fear of contradiction that Borwick best realises the superb singing tone that Chopin set himself to attain."—"Evening Post." Box Plans at tho Dresden. Day Sales at tho Dresden and Christeson's. Concessions will be made to bona-fido students. All particulars from box office. PRICES: 55.. reserved seats; 35., 25., and a limited number at Is. SHAW STANLEY". Manager. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. NO Scales, Exercises, or Drudserv: no Failures. We return your money if you are unablo to read music and play in six weeks. Full tuition, £2 2s. Call antl inspect The National College o£ llusic, 30 Willis Street. Postal Course Now Ready. ■ Hours—lo a.m. to 9 p.m. BUSINESS NOTICES. WE UNDERTAKE Furniture removals and storage of same in Dry Stores. Customs Clearing and Forwarding of Goods to any part of the Dominion. Cartage Contracts of all Descriptions. MUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD.. Queen's Chambers, Wellington. CUSTOMS 1 CUSTOMSI J. J. CASEY, Customs Agent, No. 148 Featherston Street. Goods cleared and promDtly delivered at lowest rates. Telephone"No. 3150. Country clients receive prompt attention. WANTED, the Picture-lovers of Newtown, to note that West's Pictures, Ltd., Open shortly in St. Thomas's Hall. COSTUMES for Spring and Summer, mado by our expert Tailors; fit and satisfaction guaranteed. C. Adams and Co., 108-110 Cuba Street. (OYC'LISTS, got Best Goods at Lowest v-* Price from J. O. Sliorland and Co., Cuba Street. CASTLE'S White Worm Powder,. a pleasant and effective vermifuge, Is. boxes, post free, from J. Castle, Chemist, Newtown. COLLYER'S Butchery, Kilbirnie. still continues running their Cart fo Worser Bay and Scatoun, Nothing but Prime Ox Beef sold. Orders promptly attended IRLSBERG Lager and Pilsner Beers, Barraud and Abraham, Palmsrston North, Solo Agents. Hunt and Co., Local Agents. ADAMS AND CO., 108-110 Cnba i Street, are now showing the Latest Creations in Spring and Summer Millinery in the Showrooms (upstairs). EVERY Purchaser of a 4-minute Attachment receives 10 Amberol Records practically free. Fleming aud Co., Phonerifts, opp. Library, Newtown. TiTl p. IiICHARDSON, 71 Lambton Hi# Quay. Electrician Estimates given for all classes Electrical Work. Homo repairs a speciality. • jfIET votir Bicycle ro-enamclled and plated at Shot-land's, Cuba Street; lowest price for best work. HAYVICE,. No. 123 Manners Stroet, Ladies' antl Gent's Tailor, Mercer, etc. Repairs, Cleaning, and Pressing a speciality. Suits mado liko new. TTUIA Confectionery Co., 148 Ingestre Jtl Street; high-class Confectionory, Milk Shakes, . Lemon Sq.uash Cordials; near Veitch and Allan's. UST Arrived.—Royal Seal Tobaoco, tho Finest English Tobacco on tho market; delightful aroma; Sold only at Gilbert's, Tobacconist, tO Manners Street, Wellington. i NEW Bicycles, complete with coaster, mudguard?, also front brake, JE4 17s. od.. a beautiful mount; while the stock lasts. .T. O. Sliorland and Co., Cuba St. NEW Bicycles with froe-wiicel and two brakes, beautifully finished in black enamel \Vith double lines; while the stock lasts, .£4 10s.; be quick. J. 0. Sliorland and Co., Cuba Slreet. OATES for Skates, No. 133 Willis Street, opposito Y.M.C.A. Bikes—now is tho time to liavo your Bicyclo re-enamelled. SPRING and Summer Millinery now on view in our Showrooms (upstairs); inspection invited. C. Adams and Co., 108-110 Cuba Street. WANTED, newest shades and materials in Woollen and Washing Dress goods at lowest prices. Write for patterns. A. S. Morgan, Dress Specialist, Cuba Street. WHYTE 'ND MACKAY Whisky. Barrat and Abraham. Palmereton North, Solo Agents. Hunt and Co., Local Agents. W' ANTED, Poplins, Cambrics, Shanlungs, Zephyrs, Prints, in newest designs aud shades, Morgan's Dress Specialist, 115 Cuba Street. CHEAP PROPERTY—PARAPARAU.MU, •ftTEW G.roomod House and Outbuildings, ixl 4', acres Land, corner section, Main Road, for Sale. Price. J!5. r io; easy terms; Advances to Settlers Mortgage. Apply C ' AND A. ODLIN, LTD., Cable Street, ' WELLINGTON,