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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1272, 30 October 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ~|3pS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Props., John Fullor and Sons. ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY. A Sensational and Entirely New Pro granimo of the Best of All. FULLERS' PICTURES. FULLERS' PICTURES. Messrs. Fuller take pleasure in pro ■ senting for the first time THIS EVENING ZIGOMAR The Mvsterious ZIGOMAR ZIGOMAR Tho fclusive ZIGOMAR ZIGOMAR, The Übiquitous ZIGOMAR ■ZIGOMAR! THE ROMANTIC XING OF ROBBERS. An Extraordinary Production. Quito tho most Exciting and Snsation-providing hitherto displayed. A POSITIVE TIIIULL FROM BEGINNING TO END. DETECTRE Versus ROBBER. Don't Miss this Eclair Masterpiece. Seo tho Trc-mendous Explosion. THE WONDERFUL WjLL-O'-THE-WISI' DANCE. Tho Escape Down tho Mountain. Thfl Great Vault Scene. TnE MAGNIFICENT FIRE SCENE. The lloulin Rouge Fauev Dress BalL ' THE SENSATIONAL LEAP TO A MOVING TRAIN. The Superb Finale. ZIGOMAR! After tho Cole- ZIGOMAR! ZIGOMAR! brated lfomanco ZIGOMARI ZIGOMAR! of Leon Sazio. ZIGOMARI MR. W. S. PERCY, MR. W. S. PERCY, Whether it is chavming or terrible, there is an artistic impression conveyed by this line film, which strikes tho imagination and causes the admiration of the spec, tutor. The well-known and Popular Comedian in a Series of Original Sketches. D.C. and O.S. Is:, Stalls (tip-up) Gd. Plan at Chrisl.eson's. 'Phono 3153. A PHENOMENAL BILL. JJIULLEKS' THEATRE ROYAL. ENTIRE CHANGE. NEW STARS, ENGLAND'S GREATEST HITMILLIE DORIS, i MILLIE DORIS, MILLIE DORIS, SHE of the HOT X BUN, In New Touches of Stago Play. SPECIAL STAR Re-engagement, MORET MAZTINETTI and GROSSI, MORET MAZTINETTI nnd GROSSI, Introducing a Musical Plav, entitled THE DUKE'S VISIT. In New Bits of Clogopodalitv, M'GEE AND REECE, James Kittio M'GEE AND REECE, GREAT AMERICAN DANCERS. Hurdle-Too Daneo and Eccentric Dance retained owing to TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. Special Re-engagement of THE MUSICAL SIIEPPARDS. THE MUSICAL SIIEPPARDS. ALL FIRST APPEARANCE Here SOMES AND SAMIESON, And Other Comedians and Harmonisora Seri'j and Dancer LEON BOYD. FRANK MARTIN, Coon Singer. ALL NEW ITEMS BY OUR SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE COMPANY, D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. BOOK SEATS at Dresden, Gd. extra. ST. MARK'S PARISH, WELLINGTON. nnHE ANNUAL SALE OF WORK and JL 1 SOCIAL in Aid of tho Parish Mission will bo Opened in the Schoolroom r ; by Mrs. Sprott, on THURSDAY, NOV. > EMBER 2nd, at 3 p.m. Admission Freo. ! And continued THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, with Entertainment: • Admission Is., Children Gd. MEETINGS. THE NEW ZEALAND SPORTS PROTECTION LEAGUE. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. miiE first General meeting of J- Members, Representatives of Snorts Clubs, ami Associations will be held at Messrs. W. <J. 'J'urnbul! ami Co.'s Auction Room, 27 Panama Street, on WEDNESDAY, Ist November, 1811, at S p.m. Business:—To elect" District President, Vice-Prcsident, Committeo of live, General ARTHUR A. PAAPE, Secretary. O (ficcs: Royal Exchange Buildings, Customhouse IJuay. ELECTION NOTICES. GENERAL ELECTION. WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COUNTRY' DISTRICT ELECTORATE. MR. W. H. D. BELL, tho Opposition Candidate, invitw the Electors to meet him at— JOIINSONVILLE—AssembIy Hall, TONIGHT (MONDAY), 30th OCTOBER, at IS o'clock. NG All AI iRA NG A II ALL-TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 31st OCTOBER, 8 p.m. Further dates to follow. WELLINGTON SUBURBS AND COU NTRY ELECTORATE. J P. LUKE will Address tho Elcw . .torsChurch Hall, MAEANI I—THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 30th. St. Hilda's Churchroom, ISLAND BAYTUESDAY, 31st, at S p.m. WELLINGTON EAST. JOHN BRODIE, the Independent Liberal Candidate, v. ill address tho Electors in St. Mark's Schoolroom, SustTs'p.are, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), the 30th inst., at S o'clock. EYRON BROWN will Address the Electors of Olaki as under:— WAIHOANGA—In Schoolhousc, TUESDAY, S p.m. WELLINGTON EAST. DR. NEWMAN'S CANDIDATURE. MRS. NEWMAN invites the Ladies o{ ROSENEATH to moot her at tho SCHOOLROOM THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, 30th inst., at 3.30 o'clock. Owing to inclemeut weather the inching advertised for Thursday last was postponed. A DISCOVERY. —Nn heavy after-dinner feeling when you cat our Famous MALTED BREAD, made from tho finest selected cereals, it contains tho natural salts and elements which go to build up and invigorato tho system. No (en-table should bo without tho "Littlo Brown Loaf," Iliad's by and procurable from J. W. THOMSON AND CO., Bakers and Pastrycooks, S3 Courtenay Place, near Fruit Market,