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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1442, 17 May 1912, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rjIHEATRE ROYAL. Ful'ier-Hremiau Vaudeville Circuit. M y\ a ,SiV^-P, irc,clor B «>- J- Fuller, NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. In all things Elegant and Refined, LAST TWO" NIGHTS . , Of Present Star Imported Artists. THE McBANS. Imported from ri..™ , c !V}£ S America, presenting THE McBANS. their Sensational Novelty Acts, Delighting Packed House* Nightly, The Great English TOM LEE. Light Comedian TOM LEE. , A Treat to Hear. TOM LEE. NELLIE KOT.LE. The Girl who NELLIE KOLLE. reaches your Heart, AND, MANY OTHERS. Dress Circle, and 0.5,. 25.; Stalls, Is. Reserved Seats, 25.. (id. PLAN OPEN AT DRESDEN. Cj KAT IN G .-RINK. The Recognised Homo of Perfect Pictures. - Direction John Fuller and Sons. Another Grand Scries t-f FULLERS* The Best PICTURES IOLLLRS' of all. PICTURES THIS EVENING AT 3. THE LITTLE STOWAWAY.' A Story by (ho Selig Company. BOSUN'S WATCH. Tho Brightest of all Comedies. MATTER OF BUSINESS. A Day in on Austrian Iron Mine. Winter Sports in Switzerland, WIDOW JENKINS'S ADMIRERS. ' Tontolini at a Cartoon Competition. Art of Jiu Jil.su. Tricked into Happiness. And Many Others. Orchestra Stalls Is. Stalls Cd. riIHE KING'S THEATRE, -1 Proprietors: West's, Ltd., and Luilev and Donovan, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, WEST'S PERFECT PICTURES. WEST'S PERFECT PICTURES. Special Programme-of Novelties, Consisting. of TOWARDS THE SOUTH. Bronco BiLly and Hie 'Schoolmistress, Bronco Billv and the Schoolmistress. THE BOAT RACE. LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. 1 LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL. And Others. Prices—ls. and 6d.' Plan'at Abel's and Theatre. Booking Fee Oil. 'Phone 3143, PRIZE MATINEE TO-MORROW. ■ PRIZE MATINEE TO-MORROW. MONDAY NEXT MONDAT The World's , Greatest Artiste, . SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. SARAH BERNHARDT. SHORTTS' CONTINUOUS PICTURES. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE of PROGRAMME. Including that Thrilling Exclusive Drama, LIEUT. DARING! LIEUT. DARING 1 LIEUT. DARING I LIEUT. DARING I Alma's' Champion Vitagroph Exclusive, Depicting a Thrilling Kara between a. Motor Car and a Railway Train. THE OATH OF HIS OFFICE, -S. and' A. Wild West Drama. ' . Exclusive, FUN IN A BEAR PIT. -Comic. "• SPEZIA. A Beautiful Scenic. GOT A MATCH? A.13. Comic, OPENING AUCKLAND HOCKEY SEASON, .Etc., Etc. To-day's -'Change of-Programme is ew tirely Exclusive, and is composed of Pic tares by tho World's Greatest Makers. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission-Adults, Cd.; Children, 3d. WAIWETU GOLF CLUB. THE President-of this Club, R. C. KIRK, Ef«.-i will formally open the Links on the Hntt Park TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), May 18th, at 2.30 p.m. Memhei's of other Clubs and those interested in Golf are cordially invited to bo present. Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to join the Club should send in (heir names at once to A. H. HANCOCK, Hon. Secretary. *» BUTLER'S ART GALLERY, LAMBTON QUAY. \ COLLECTION of Pictures by Misses j\ Baldwin, Warne. and Durrani will ho on view at. the above Gallery from Friday, 10th, till Thursday, 23rd, prior to being packed, as these Artists are shortly leaving for England, A SELECT DANCE will bo held at Fullford's. Hall, Brooklyn, TONIGHT 'at 8 p.m., for the purpose of Celebrating the Municipal Elections to lis held to-day. Admission: Ladies, Cd.i Gent's, Is. ——«■■ . - . ■■-: _=3 ELECTION NOTICES. CITY COUNCIL VACANCY, I AM A. CANDIDATE! A 11. FULLFORD has resided in Wei* xiV lington for 39 years, has taken .\ keen interest in tho City's affairs, has practical knowledge of its rcquiromcnis, and was senior member of Melrose Borough Council for nine years. VOTE FOR HIM AND YOU WILL NOf BE DISAPPOINTED. BUSINESS NOTICES. 1 WE UNDERTAKE , FURNITURE REMOVALS and Storaffl of same in Dry Stores. Customs Clearing and Forwarding (it Goods to any part of the Dominion. Cartage Contracts of nil Descriptions... HUNT, COTTRELL, AND C 0.,. LTD., CiOSTUME - Sale.-C. Adams and Co., / 108-110 Cuba Street, having made a big purchase of this Season's New Costumes, are holding,, <t. Special Solo. As we employ Tailors, any alterations required can he made at a very moderate charge. . D"~"OUGI.AS Motor - Cycles will" take you anywhere comfortably, without making von feel, as if von hud been in a railway accident. Write ,i. O. Shorland and Co., Cuba Street, Wellington, and got a trial ride. O.PEC7UL"slihT7)'rCo."rset:ra ! H! Costumes O now on at 108-110 Cuba Street. C. Adams and Co., purchased a Warehouseman's Stock of Costumes and Corsets, are offering same at ridiculously low prices. Ladies' Costumes from Sis., worth 455. Combination v» and Fireside Phonograph, M 10s, and £6 10s.; cash or en«;y time payments; open every evening. Fleming and Co., opposite Library, Newtown. M.C., 34 lionvy-weight Motor Cycles, • tho most comfortable heavy-weight in the world to ride, and that is saying a lot. Liko a trial spin? A note to J. O, Shorland and Co., Cuba Street, Welling, ton. and yon can Imve it. WANTED Known—Phonographs, Edison's—Country _ people, write for lists; new records arriving monthly; also indestructible records. Fleming and Co., • opposite Library, Newtown. TrWiiRY Purchaser oT a 4-ininuTo~~A£ 111 (nclinient receives 10 Ambcrol Records practically free. Fleming and Co., Phoiicrios, opp. Library, Newtown. C""TS"TLE'S BABY COuW~SYRuT~ii pleasant,- safe, and effective, . Contains no opiates. Price, Is. fid. jior bottlo, at Castle's N«sV.toKn PJiarmao^,