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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1643, 9 January 1913, Page 9

AMUBEMENTB. QHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE, Willis Street. The Home of Perfectly-Projected Pictures. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. COJtPLETE CHANGE. ANOTHER COLOSSAL PROGRAMME. GREATER, ATTRACTIONS 'I%AN I3VKR. EVERY PICTURE ABSOLUTELY , NEW.TO WELLINGTON. Exclusive Stpr Dranuii , 'THE ROAD OF YESTERDAY," ', ™ ROAD OP YESTERDAY," 'THE ROAD OP YESTERDAY," THE ROAD OP YESTERDAY," • The LADIES' Drama. One of the most ~ -wnctiw; Pictures yet Presented. SUPPORTED BY A COMPLETE PRO- ; GRAMME OP ABSOLUTELY NI3W AND EXCLUSIVE PICTURES. ' lull Programme advertised in To-night's ■ '• "Post." ''v ' : Open, daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ' Admission—Adults Od.j Children 3d. COMING BY SPECIAL STEAMERS. ' ' ' WIRTH BROS.' i ; QBEATEST SHOW ON EAETH, Coming in nil its GLORIOUS SPLEN- ■ DOUR AND OPULENT VASTNESS. ' Opening in WELLINGTON, MONDAY, JANUAiIY 13th. Locations Near Te Aro Railway Station. •EVERY YEAR SOMETHING,NEW. This year the Biggest. Sensation Ever. Something you have only l read, about or seen only in moving pictures now brought to your very doors ip fill its Wondrous Reality. i , i HUGE SHOWS COMBINED. CIRCUS New in'Bvery Particulnr, with Hillary Long, the Upside Down Phenomenon. ■ MENAGERIES TRAINED WILD ANIMALS/ including a H?rd of .Eight. Elephants. - AUSTRALIAN EOUGH RIDERS AND •BUpnMEN, nn<i a Genuine 'AMERICAN. WILD, WEST SHOW, Headed by. Ard'Bowden, the man you have seen as . the < hero , iii Wild West Piq. ture Films, now leading- a oompany of Genuine American Cowboys ana Cowgirls in Realistic Scenes of the Wild and Woolly AV«st of America. . • , .. ' The Menngerio is i\ fI W Bigger • th&n Ever, stopked with Strange, W?ird, Wilt} Animals, and open Daily from i to 5, Admission is.,: Cliildren §d. • ■ ~ ' ;■ Our Prices of 1 Admission to Combined Show; 55., 45., Bs,, doors open at:7 o'clock. Gallery, 2s;, open at 7.30, Bos plan at Dresden. ■ ;■' . ■ MATINEES: f i- WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.

SEASIDE RESORT/ / ; ' B. NICHOLLB desires to state that; ho hois token over the Sea View Boarding House at CASTLEPOINT, lat»» ly carried on by Mr. Potter, and trusts, by strict attention to business, to..merit a'fair share of publio patronagei • MASON'S GARDENS", (Taita) Lower. Hutt. YOUR HOLIDAY is incomplete unless : it includes a Day ct these; Wonder, ful Gardens.- Take'nay train to Lower Hutt. a 'Bus will meet yon; Refreshments and Cut Flowers }n: abundance. " ; '■ R. KEENE, Proprietor. PUBLIC NOTICE. TKTANTED Known, Brioe'e" New LunoliTT eon and Tea Rooms, 226 Lumbton Qnay (epp. The Dresden), • The most up-to-date in Wellington. Bright and airy rooms. ' J Meat and Fish Teas a speciality. ' ~W. J. GAUDIN AND BON, COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, «0 GHUZNEE STREET 4 KILBIRNIE, LARGE STOCKS of Coalbrookda'le and Newcastle Coals on hand. Prompt delivery all parts City and Suburbs. Telephones) City, 271; Kilbirnie, 3718. T~~~HE WILLIAM DANKS BRASS FOtJN. .DRY COMPANY, EVA STREET (Off Dixon Street), WELLINGTON. Manufacturers of Engineers' and. Plumb, era' Supplies, Firo Brigade Plant, Brewers, Creamory, and Genoral Brasswork. Aluminium Castings a. speciality. - 'Phono 1997. ' . PLANT YOUR GARDEN WITH JONES AND CO.'B PLANTfiI BEST SELECTION OF ALL KINDS ' IN STOCK, from Is. per do*. Note the Address—2ss CUBA STREET. 'Phone 810. LEXTJROSS AND CO., Engineers, For Sale. Stationary or Marine Oil Engines, new or second-hand; also 4 h.p: Car or Marine. Repairs to gas and oil mblwwi flr«t>doa workmnihip guaran« , teod, 130 iuumoro Strsot, t