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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1510, 5 August 1912, Page 7

REFORM DEMONSTRATION! UNDER 'AUSPICES POLITICAL BEFOKM LEAGUE. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL; TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! .SPEAKERS: THE PRIME MINISTER (Hon. WV F, " HON. A. Lv HEKDMAN. MASSEY). HON. JAMES ALLEN. " HON. W. H. HERMES. HON. ]?. M. B. FISHER. . And DR. A. K. NEWMAN and W, H. d! BELL, M.P.'s. : .", -V. : ■! FREE ADMISSION. DOORS OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK. COMMENCE AT 8. AMUSEMENTS.

THE ADELl'ni." Situation: "Willis Street. completjTceange op PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT, . Including THE BREAD-CARRIER OF PARIS. THE BREAD-CARRIER. OF PARIS. THK BREAD-CARRIER OF PARIS. THR BKEAn-CARYIVKR OF PARIS. THE BREAD-CARRIER OF PARJS. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT This Exclusive Star TO-NIGHT/film has been secured TO-NIGHT by the Adelphi Man- ; TO-NIGHT agement at oncrmous TO-NIGHT expense,, but Our TO-NIGHT Prices don't alter. TO-NIGnT POPULAR PRICES: Is. and Gel. Children, Half-price. ' '....' HE - " KING"S THEATRE. : ; Proprietors; West's, Ltd., nnd Liiiloy and Donovan, WEST'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT, -' • WEST'S PICTURES at 8 o'clock. ■ Exclusive Features Extraordinary:' ' The SNAKE'- Exclusive • SNARE DANCER, Exclusive DANCER, SNAKE Exclusive -SNAKE' DANCER.; Exclusive DANCER. SNAKE ( Exclusive SNAKE ■ DANCER. '. Exclusive DANCER. A Marvell&us and Weird ; Production! by: "The Pride of the Circus" -Artists; and THE OUTCAST A strong .Story of ir THE OUTCAST Trapper's Lifc 3 in which THE OUTCAST sonic very realistic THE OUTCAST scenes are shown. A TITE OUTCAST pretty little love story, THE OU'J'CAST intertwined with" the , THE OUTCAST more stirring events, THE OUTCAST forms an excellent foil' THE' OUTCAST for the encounters Ih>TIIE OUTCAST tween the hero & Indians Prices as Usual. ■ nnOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. EVERY EVENING at'B. ■ . ■ THE DANDIES. . ' THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. . . THE DANDIES. ■ NEW PROGRAMME. THE DANDIKS. Comijrisina ' THE DANDIES. New Songs. THE DANDIES. New Dances. TUB DANDIES. New Sketches. THE DANDIES. N'evv Comedy. THE D-YNDIKS. New Burlesque THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. ENTIRE CHANGE OF. PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. PRICES—3s,, 25., and Is.; no extra charges. Box Plan Dresden. Day Sales Christeson's. ■ "ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT." OHORTT'S CONTINUOUS THEATRE, p- Willis Street, ':. The Home of Perfectly-projected Pictures. TO-DAY at 11 o'clock TO-NIGHT TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT The management have pleasure in announcing that they have secured the rights for Wellington of that gorgeously-coloured and world-famed Picture— "THE TROUBADOUR," "THE TROUBADOUR." "Tn.E TROUBADOUR." • "THE TROUBADOUR,"- ' "THE TROUBADOUR." ■ _ . A picture that must create a sensation. A picture that will please the young as well as the old. Sec it To-dny or To-night. It is a Masterpiece- of Masterpieces. OpMi daily from II a.m. to 11 p.m. Adniission, Adults 6d., Children 3d. NEW ZEALAND COMPETITIONS. ("The- Ballnrat of N.Z.") SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL. , TOWN. HAnTwELLINGTON. Commencing liltli November, 1912. Entries Close 30th September, 1012. ■. J!GiO IN PRIZES. J1650. , Text Book Now Ready. Obtainable from Music Shops or under-. signed. . . ; ". Price 3d. Post Free. JAMES DYKES, • Secretary. 149, 151 Featherrion- Street, Wellington. I[TIVIAN BAPTIST CHURCH LITERV AEY SOCIETY.—To-night Miss Pees Lectures on "Elocution and Gesture." Free; everybody welcome. • -..- SPECIAL NOTICE TO ACCORDEON PLAYERS. . For a lone time we have been sold out of our great "No. 2918, ACCORDEON," but now have .pleasure in. notifying the arrival of another shipment.- ■■ - This SPLENDID INSTRUMENT appeals to players who want something-superior-to-thi» ordinary, run'. The size, is very hnndy—lo x r>.V. •It ia made in ebonised ciite, with nickel mountings; ,1 sets of genuine steel reeds, equal to CO., reeds, nnd a large three-fold bellows, giving plenty of Tone and Power. . The price is 355., posted to any nnrt of the Dominion, and as tlie supply -js limited (until the nrriynl of subsequent shipments) ORDERS will be executed in. Eolation. ; ' "No. n J9IB" is inudo by Hie worlds most, famous maker, and we confidently recommend it to all enthusiastic players. .-. CHAS. BEGG AND CO. (LIMITED). ' Headquarters for Musical Instruments, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. "THE GARDEN HOTEL.", ENGAGE Rooms for a Week-end. Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, Good Monii, Courteous Attention, Moderate Tariff, mid ORCHESTRAL MUS7C EVERY SUNDAY. ■/ ,- ; -.;>■■■ Riiie up "BELLEYUE." . 'i.;'."i ',;• MRS. H.. B.- MA50N.,...... TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING;. CLASSES on Mondays: and Wednesdays , at S p.m.. in privntolmll,. BGGhUznce, Street, near St. Peter's Church. Private tuition by arrangement. Proficiency ensured in Six Private .Lessons. STRING BAND. MESSRS. VITETTA BROTHERS, ' Harp, Violin, and Flute (Constantly engaged at Royal Oak Hotel), Are prepared to receive engagements for "At Homes'' Garden Parties, etc. Can supply large or small' Orchestra. [■'Address, 130 TORI 'Phone, 2570, ;