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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1379, 4 March 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. T II E ft P. K A T M O M E N T. TH 1C Ci l; ]■: AT,MO MVN T, It Litcr.illy sets the Thames on Fire. ONLY* TO BE SEEN AT rpi-IE KING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., i Linlry i Donovan. TO-NlfmT! TO-NIGHT! TH E C! TC KA T MO M ]•: NT, TII ]■; (! It EA T MO II I) NT, The Love Story of the Century. TII )■: (! 1! i: A T MOMV, NT, T H !•: ti 1! I-: A. T MOMK. NT, Mi.'s Asia Neilson as the Heroine. t H ]•: 0 u ]•: a t mOmE nt, TII V. (Mi EA. T MOMV, NT, The Mother's Sncrifiee for the Life of her Child. THE Ci KI) A T MOME NT, TH K Ci 1! EA. T MOME NT, Tiie Great J'ire Scene. THE Ci 1! ]•: A T MOME NT, See wlinthapi'ieneil at The Cireat Moment! TII E Ci RT. A T MOMK NT, th ]•: gi:j: a t momh nt, Sale and E.-cclusive i;i?h(s held by West's, Ltd. TH E G R ]■; A T MOME NT, ONLY TO HP: SKKN AT THE KING'S, And, in Addition, Tho Vitiigwph Artistic Triumph: AULD LANG SVNK. ' Founded on ATM) LANG SVNK. the wellAI'LD LA NO SVNK. known AULD LANU SYXK. Scotch Sons . AULD LANG SYNE, by Bobbie l>lllll3. Prices, 1;. and Gd. Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking Tec, Cd. 'Phone lIH3. CAKUSO Is Siiißinff "FOR YOU ALONE." The First Song Ever Sunc in Enclish by the WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR. B EGO'S have now received further supplies of this most successful Sonu, the Soup thai Caruso has pnid the highest compliment possible. Suitable for all voices in D. Flat (ranjje B to E Flat), i] Flat, F and G. Price, 2*. copy. (')tlipr successful SOII2S in big demand. "CABHAGE RUSES" and "DEAR HS'KS," by Daisy M'Gcoeh. Why not call at our new Warehouse and hour these gems? CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. (S- 11. Horner, Manager), MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Oldest Music House in the Dominion. STRING BAND. MESSRS. VITKTTA BROTHERS, Harp, Violin, jiul Flute (Constantly eiipaged atHnyal Oak Hotel), Are prepared to receive cnungoinents for "At Homes." Garden Parties, etc. Can supply lurje or small Orchestra. Address. 136 TORY* ST. 'Phone 21.70. SPEND Y'our Summer Holidays at Seaside PLIMIIERTON and be made quite at heme flt Erenora House. Seaside excursions, boatin!;, fishinj. waikicc cycliii"- or metorin;;. Special terms for permanent boarders. Tariff Gs. per day, or 30s. per week. MISS H. VAUGHAN, Proprietress. EDUCATIONAL. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 11 Grey Street. Telephone 2093. P.O. 80.-. IG2. (PtIASSES conducted for Accountancy, Bto'tkccpiiiK, Shorthand, Typewriting. Matriculation and all Entrance University Examinations. Junior and Senior Ci n\ "Service. Eight experienced teachers with tho highest credentials employed. PIANOFORTE. ■jfyjTß. BAXTER BUCKLEY, London, Lcipwpf, Berlin, Attends His Studio' Daily. Hours, 10-12, 2-.i. 229 WILLIS STREET. ji/jpss LILY PRICK, L.A.8., Teacher c£ Piano —Mat'.hay System of Touch and Tone Production. MISS M. CAREY-WALLACE, Teacher of Elocution and Singinjr. Registered with the Education Department, Singing and Elocution. Studio: Lambton Chambers, opposite "Kirk's." npHE LANGKR DRESSCUTTING 1 SCHOOL. CLASSES REOPENED WEDNESDAY, 31st January. Slisn Kate Stewart is in attendance to Enrol Pupils. Evening Classes will Resume on Ist Jiarch. MISS KATE STEWART Principal. 01 WILLIS STItIiET (cpp. Shorlt's). CiiOYDON" PREPARATORY SCHOOL, First Term, 1912. Ix-jinson TDKSDA Y, Gth February. Boarders and New Bovs must be at School on Monday, .'ith February. , Miss Somerville. 81 Hill Street. GE O. P U D N E Y, DENTAL SURGEON, C'orr.er of Willis Street and Boulcott Street, M'Gill's Buildiniis (Late American Donhii Parlours). Has returned to Wellington, and will bo pleased to see old and new patients. - Note the Address: SIDE ENTRANCE. BOULCOTT STREET (Opposito Dr. Collins's late Sursery). ?T6 CM r EN"FiY V\ MOHR. 'i.J (Ltito of Melbourne), MENTAL AND MAGNETIC HEALER. Will cure you of Rlieuuiatism, Nervous Froitration. liulisrestion, Throat and Chest Trouble, Liver and Kidney Disease, Paralysis. Spinal Curvature, etc. No Ones or Operation. Advice. Free. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA CH\MBEKS, Customhouse Quay (Take Lift). CONVEYANCES. EOYA'L MA'IL COACH'SERVICE, the Shortest Route to and from Foxton.—Leave Fusion daily, G. 30 a.m.; arriving Shannon daily, '7.30 a.m.: leave Shannon daily, 10.45 a.m.; arrive Foxtou daily, 12 noon; leave Foxton daily, 2.30 p.m.; arrivp Shannon daily, 7.30 p.m.; leave Shannon daily, 8.15 p.m.; arrive Fciton daily, D.30 p.m. IL GINGELL. WALKER'S ' STABLES, BULLS. " Forwarding Agent, Carrier, and General Contractor. Coaches Greatford to Bulls. Vehicles, Horses, and Motor-cars on Hire. Good Sample Rooms. .1. [■;. WALKER, Proprietor. FLY AN b ' YOU NG. KOYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS and GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON. All Trains Met. Commercial Travellers' Samples promptly attended to. New and Up-to-Date Sample Rooms. Agents for the N./i. KXM.'ESS CO., Storago and. Slablin". Corner Dixon and Bannister Slrrct?. St. John Ambnlnncn availablo day or niaht. 'Phone No. 126, Private 13_7._P.0. I!ox 5(1. "'" ROYAL MAIL. T KVIN-FOXTUN COACH SERVICE. iJ TiniP-tablc—Leaves Foxton. fi..'tO a.m.; arrive !.t'vin S.IIU a.m.; leave Levin Kl.:i!l a.m.; arrives i'oxio-.i !l* 110:111; leave Foxton 2.3."> p.m.; arrive I.ev:n l.ilil p.m.; Iciivc ].evin 7,ir> p.m.; arrive Foxton, ■J.-15 n.in. A. V. niAMBKRL.MN^JVnpwtor. EOVAL M 1 All. _ leave; 1 '.UfBINK ■ STAIU.KS, FeildiiiK. for Kimlyilton (liijly at 5..'!1l a.m.. and WM p.m.; leaves Kiinl;i ; ;on 111 N'-mi for I'cii'iir-;. 11. J. }J(JURE, Projirii'tcr. Fcilding,