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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1543, 12 September 1912, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS". BOX PUN FOR TINT TOWN. THE BOX PLAN is now open at'THE . DRESDEN. Book your' scats mid avoid inconvenience mid probable disappointment. MATINEE TO-DAY, rp o w n h a; b l. Direction <..'-BEAUMONT SIIITfX. Under the Management of Alt. LINLEY. ENTERTAINMENTS TWICE DAILY. VILLAGE OPENS AT 2 AND 7 P.jr. Performances at II mid 8 p.m. BEAUMONT SMITH PRESENTS TINY TOWN. TINY TOWN. TINY TOWN. TINY TOWN. TINY TOWN. Admitted by a tremendous 'audience last Night'to bo THE ABSOLUTE LIMIT THE ABSOLUTE LIMIT IN QUAINTNESS, IN DAINTINESS. 'IN REFINEMENT. A-LIVING FAIRY STOItY, Illustrated by THIRTY-INCH MEN AND AVOMEN. WRING THE LITTLE ONES. • Prices: Referred, -Is.; Unreserved, 35., 25., and-ONE SHILLING. Early.Doors, fid. extra to Is. and 2s. seats. Children Half-price except to Is. Seats. Box Plan at tho Dresden. Day Sales at Abel's. Representative for Alf. Linley, W. A. Low. IjiHE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors: West's. Ltd., and Linley and' Donovan. TO-NIGHT! ' TO-NIGHT! WEST'S WEST'S WEST'S PEERLESS PICTURES. ." Film of tho Season; THE CURSED GOLD, THE CURSED GOLD, THE CURSED GOLD, Without doubt "West's" Greatest-Cap hire. Absolutely Unsurpassed. A photp play of'intense dramatic interest. - Auc A GREAT SERIES OP THE. ■ WORLD'S LATEST AND BEST IN SCENIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND-, ' DRAMATIC NOVELTIES. . PRICES-ls., (id, Plan at Abel's and Theatre. Booking fee, fid. 'Phono 3143. MONDAY . NEXT• MONDAY Tho Great Anglo-Indian -Drama..-in nianj Oriental Scenes' and Sensations:. THE GOD OF THE SUN, THE GOD OF 'ME SUN. A P E 11 A', If. 0. U SE IMPORTANT BOXING TOURNAMENT MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 10. Under Control of the WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION. ' Great Contest for tho Dominion Feather weight Championship. BURNS (Australia) v. HAGERTY (Nov Zealand). Tho Dominion holder of tho titlp i proliably the finest exponent yet produce< in New' Zealand. His record both n: amateur and professional has been ai unbroken series of wins. The Challenger although but recently establishing hi: claim to bo considered among the "fop notchers," is one of the most popular box ers appearing before tho public in Aus tralia. AMATEUR PRELIMINARIES! C. LEAHY v. W. MACK. F. LEARY v. W. MARTIN. G. RYDER v. S. MURPHY. , PRICES: Stage, 7s. Gd.; Stalls and D Circle, 55.; Back Stalls, 35.; Family Circle Box Plan opens this morning at Arniifs 'W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. A BOON TO VIOLINISTS.' SEVEIK'S NEW VIOLIN CHIN REST THIS Chin Rest, the invention--of- Pro fessor Seveik, is th( most remarkable acquisition made to th< Violin since the Chin Rest was first -used A few of tho advantages arc:— I.—Tho player can always maintain at erect position whilo playing, and no' bend forward in order to hold. th< Violin in position. 2 —Tho tuning'*of the Violin cstu.'bc ac ' -coritplishoti 'without removing it-ifron • under the chin. 3.—Tho position of tho bow arm will bi greatly improved, permitting tin hair of 'the; bow' to lie in' the correc position on tho string, thus adding tx tho production of it puro. (one, in creasing and improving it to a re mnrkablc degree. Used by Kroislor, Kubelilc, Miseha Elman, and other famous Violinists. Price, Gs. and Bs. (adjustable). Post free anywhere. Obtainable only from CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD;, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Houso for Good Music niid' Musical Goods. "'■ ' MRS. H, B.; MASON. TEACHER OF BALLROOM DANCING, CLASSES on Mondays and Wednesdays at 8 p.ih., in private hall, 86 Ghliznee Street, near St. Peter's Church. Private tuition by arrangement. Proflcienoy ensured in Six Private Lessons. STRING BAND. MESSRS. .VITET.TA . BROTHERS, Harp, Violin,, and 'Flute., " (Constantly engaged at Royal. Oak Hotel), Aro prepared to receive engagements for At Homes," Garden Parties, etc.! Can supply largo or small Orchestra, Address, 136/ TORY ST. 'Phone'2s7o, PLANT YOUR GARDEN WITH TONES AND CO.'S . PLANTS . BEST SELECTION OF ALL KINDS IN STOCK, from Is. per doz. ; Note, tho Address—2ss CUBA STREET. 'Phone 510. . , . '; ■ HOTEL NOTICES. THE EMPIRE HOTEL. .. '■ WILLIS STREET. RECENT improvements and extensive interior alterations, including th< addition of a New and Up-to-date Electric Lift, have just been completed and installed at this notel. New Spacious Loung and Reception Rooms. Two Night Porters always in attendance. All Trains and Steamers met. Box 385. . ... 'Phone .135. ' F. POOL, Proprietress, WH Y T E'S . HOTEL, FOXTON, LEN FREEMAN. Proprietor. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, Marion Street (opp. New Te Aro Post Offico), Cit7. Absolutely fire and oatthcjitnko-proof. Contains all modern conveniences and comforts. A large promenade roof, ovoTr looking Harbour. Tariff: Cs. por day; or from 255. per weok. MRS. C. A. TREGONNING, 'Phono 2917. Proprietress. THE NEW GRAND HO TE L, LEVI N. 50-HOOMS-50. Ono of tho most modern of its kind In New Zealand. Will bo Opened oh FRIDAY,' SEPTEMBER Gill. E. C niGGINS,': Proprietress. EASTERN GRANDE HOTEL. ORAKUNE EAST. MRS. K. BRADCOCK, Proprietress (Lilte of Foxhill Hotel, Nelson). ?irst-class Accommodation. Right along:ide the Railway Station. Tho starting toinl for the Mount Ruapehu Ascent. Guide always available. LET the "Dominion" General Printing handle your next orrtor rhatever your requirements. Prompt at-' ention,' Reasonable charges. 'Phone iiX .''.''■■