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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1314, 18 December 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PULLERS' THEATRE ROYAL THE KINEMACOLOK THEATRE. As patronised by Wellington's MOST SELECT. ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT CHANGE TO-NIGHT. At 8 TO-NIGHT. Of the unapproachable KINEMACOLOIt SUBJECTS, also the emim of BLACK and WHITE ITEMS. Iho management desire to announce, that tho projection is perfect, and that there is no wait between pictures, 12,000 loot of film is run off nightly, nearly all upholstered seats, thus making the enter! ainment most enjoyable and appreci'lJ NOTE OUR POPULAR PRICESD.C., 25.; Stalls, Is.; Back Stalls, Gd. Plan Dresden. Np booking fee. THE DOUBLE EVENT! SK ATI N G 11 IN K. 1C A T ING RINK.. Wellington's Cosiust Picture House. TO.NIGUT At 8. TO-NIGHi A Great Series of START!,]i\ J ATTRACTIONS. STA KTLIN G A 'ITU ACTIONS. FULLERS' PICTURES Best FULLERS' I'JCTUKK.S of All. Messrs. Fuller and Sons will have pleasure in presenting this evening for the first time in Wellington THE DOUBLE EVENT! Nat Gould's - THE DUUHLE EVENT! Great Sporting THE DOUBLE EVENT! Drama. A story of the Melbourne Cup.A Thrilling and Wonderful Series of Incidents representing the whole History and Circumstances surrounding tho story of a Man, ii Woman, and a Gallant Steed who races for ,Love, Happiness, mill Fortune. THE 1) OUB L E EVE NT. TII E DOUIi L K EVE NT. Til-. , liace of n Lifetime. .£10,1)0!) TO .£45 CALOOLA. .I'IO.OOO TO .C-n CALOOLA. The Hunt Breakfast, Tho Elopement, The Attempted Murder, Tattersall's Club ■'nobbling the favourite, The Popular Jockey of the Day.—Attack on the Stables—The Stabler—Newmarket. CALOOLA'S GREAT VICTORY. Flemingtoii Racecourse, A World of Fashion. THE DOUBLE EVEN T. TII E DOUB I- E EVEN T. The Most Stupendous Picture. Produo* lion eve." Attempted. DOUBLE EVENT! As the Picture is DOUBLE EVENT! thrown upon the DOUBLE EVENT! Screen, the Story DOUBLE EVENT! will be told by DOUBLE EVENT! ALFRED DOUBLE EVENT! BOOTHMAN, DOUBLE EVENT' tho popular lecturer. Orchestra Stalls, 1.; Back Stalls, Cd. MEETINGS. "MR. W. H. D. BELL invites the members of his late Committees to meet him at "THE BURLINGTON" ROOMS, Lambton Quay, on TUESDAY EVENING, 19th instant, at 8 o'clock. PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ' NOTICE RE WHARF BARRIER • ' PASSES. HOLDERS of Wharf Barrier Passes (white cards only) issued by the Board, for business use during business hours, arc hereby reminded that such passes expire on UiO 31st December, Mil. Similar Barrier Passes for the year 1912 will be issued by the undersigned during oliice hours on presentation of the expired Passes. n, K. NICHOLLS, Secretary, Harbour Board Office, Wellington, Kith December, 1011. KAKOItI BOWUGir TRAMWAYS. CONCESSION Tickets, available for 12 journeys between Botanical Gardens and Johnston Street, Karori, may now be obtained at the following places, price One Shillini! mid Sixpence each: Mr. W. Russell, Refreshment Rooms, Karcri. Mrs. O. G. Richards, Bookseller, Knrori, Mr. M. Sedgwick, Post Ofh'co Store, Karori. Mr. C. ]•'. Spiers, Storekeeper, Karori, Mrs. Walker,' Storekeeper, Karori. Borough Council" O/fici's, luirnri. W. F. ENGLAND. ' - Town Clerk. MASSAGE. MRS. CREIGHTON HALE, tho long. I'st-cstaWishcd Teacher of Massage in London, is Opening a Branch of her London establishment in Wellington for tho Instruction of Ladies in Scientific Massage in every branch, including General, Swedish, Weir, Mitchell/ Electricity, Swedish Drill, etc. Every Lesson on living subject. Certificate when proficient. Avtliur of the "Art of Massage" alvo Teacher of the Blind. Co. Nurse Everitt. Aitken Strict, Wellington. EDUCATIONAL. /pROYDON PREPARATORY PCHOOII Boarding and Day School U,r Boya under IS years of a£<>. Special cliiss for Bors under six. Miss Somcrvillo, SI Hill pHAKLES STOUGHTON, V TEACETER OF PIANO, THEORY, ETC.. Hiis commenced Tuition in the abon cubiccts at his Room, ALLIANCE CHAMBERS. Corner of Willis and Manners Street* (Next London Dental Institute). Pnpils Prepared for Competitions and Tel. !lblil. Examinations. Tel. 35U1, ,nHILTON HOUSE SCHOOL, Mb THE TERUACE. Wellineton. Boarding and Day School for Girli. Principal: MRS HENIIY SMITH. BANKS'S COMMEItCIAL COUOiGE, ' 11 GUEY STREET. Students prepared for tho lollowing iSx. ttn &CCOUN : i'ANCY-Now Zealand Societj of Accountonts. BOOK-KEEI'ING-Ncir Zealand Society of Accountants. SHOHTHAND-lncorporafsd Phono- ' graphin Society of Australia. CIVII SiSRVICE-(Junior and Senior). HATKICULATION—SoIicitors , Gcuoral Knowledge and all Entrance University Esaminations. Over V 0 per cent, pusjws in last yoar'e nublic examinations. rclephoi!O-2033. ADISCGVEKY.-Nu Tioavy aft«r-dlnner feeling when you eat our Famoun MALTED BREAD, mnde from tlic finost selected cereals, it contains Iht i>atur»l ealts and elements which go to liuild up end invigorate tho system. No tea-lablo shonld w without the "Liltlo Browa Loaf," mad" by and procurable from J, W. THOMSON AND CO.. B&kcrs and Pastrycooks, 88 Courtnnay Place, near Fruit. Markot. NEW Lady's or Gent's. Bicyclo, Euglish make, from £i complete. Biovolo fitted with best Dunlop tyroD and Eadio Coaster Free-wheel, £7 Ifle.; guaranteed 12 months, including tyres. B.S.A. Bicyclo. complcto to order, .£lO 10s., best equipment. TR. E. SAVILLB, Crolo Works, S3 Kent Terrace. 6uia far W» Xret end Sarp Mraej,