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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1651, 18 January 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS, \ , . i THE EMPRESS THEATRE: H 'Ji! J Stalls Direction J. D. Williams. Stalls 3d. "Whoro Everybody Goes." !)<l, < Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Stalls :) 3d. ' Daily 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ' ,■. . 3d. ■ \ Stalls STALLS 3d. Dio«s Circle Gd. i-'l.ills I 3d. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. , \>i. j Stalls Pinal Appoaraneo of our M.ilh , 3d. PRESENT COLOSSAL PROGRAMME. 3d. Stalls. NEXT MONDAY, ,M»:h; • 3d. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. « 3d. , Stalls "THE COUNT Or MONTE CHRISTO." Stalls , I 3d. THE WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL ROMANTIC DRAMA. .id. | Stalls A £m> SKLIG PRODUCTION. Stalls j 3d. Founded upon Dumas' Hclighlful Story of the delivery of a message 3d. Stalls'. ' to NAPOLEON Stalls j 3d. uhllo in cxilo on Elba. 3d, ■

mHE . KINOES THEATRE, Props., Wtst'e, Ltd., Linlsy and Donovan. TO-DAY at 2.30. TO-NIGHT, at 8. Last Presentations of WHEN THE MASK FALLS. WHEN" THE MASK FALLS, WHEN THE MASK FALL 9. Featuring ASTA NEILSON as SANNA. Together with our unequalled soucs of Attractions, including THE BADMINTON HUNT. The Finest "Dog" Subject Ever Screened, ' '■ THE RED. BARRIER. A Drama Thrilling and! Passionate. THE RIVAL ENGINEERS. Tho Story of a Railroad Hero. THE HINDU CURSE. Interwoven with Eastern Mysticism. Etc., Etc., Etc MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT I GREED FOR GOLD. GREED FOR GOLD. GREED FOR GOLD. A Wonderful Drama, of Modern M(mcy« ■ . making. SUPERBLY STAGED 1 ;■ PERFECTLY PRODUCED! Usual prices. 'Phono 3U3. '. \ ' THE NEW THEATRE. Manners 1 Street. (MacMahou and Donnelly's.) •" CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Dailv—ll a.m. till 11 p.m. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO!"' TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, Jan. 17. Last Opportunity of Witnessing our present GLORIOUS SERIES. , . . NEXT MONDAY, A Phenomenal Drnmatio Success: "THE' BROKEN SWORD." An BROKEN SWORD.", nstoundBROKEN SWORD." uig • BROKEN SWORD." picturoBROKEN SWORD." play. Adults, Siipenco,' Children, Threepence. QUMMER SPORTS CARNIVAL. Under tho Auspices of the WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC , .'.'"' ' CLUB. Will,bo held On THE BASIN RESERVE, TO-DAY '(SATURDAY). Entries received from Competitors from Napier, Masterton, Palinerslou, and Duncdin, and include Champions such as J. M Holm (Napier), holder of illammcriThrowing record; A. Biisolt, Ilamuicr-Throwing-Champion! J. Brndbury (Masterfoh)' HnlMriilo-and Mile; A\ T. Durican'(Wellington);,R. Messengers (Waira- \ noon Tea.... m -\ ~ i ' ;'■' FRED., CREWES, Hon. Secretary. ': : tpilfflGOT' : CITY COUNCIL. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), THE 19th . : INSTANT, at 3 p.m. ■ ■-.•.. BAND PERFORMANCE. TRAMWAYS BAND AT LYALL BAY. ■■, JNO. R. PALMER, - Town Clerk. 18th January, 1913., i _

; ' ' FOXTON RACES. TUESDAY NEXT, 21st, AND WEDNESDAY, 22ud JANUARY., - IG -FIELDS. " -"JIG i-UELDS. : EXCURSION FARES. SSSJISSJ2S SIPS' ' '"" J EXCURSION FARES. EXCURSION FARLB. , ' FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 NOON. • ■ FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 NOON. : Trains ltavo Wellington on Anniversary Day at G. 23 a.m., Johr.sonvillo 6.55 , am.. Phmmcrton 7.30 n.m., l'ackaknrifci 8 a.m., Otaki _8.4S n.m.. ]/>vin 925 a.m., 1 Shannon f1.55 a.m., connecting at Longburn with Tram from Palmeißton North ~, t dir °f SpedafTrain' leavea'winganui on WEDNESDAY, 22nd January, at 0 a.m.. . calling at all Stations en route to Foxtail, and lotmning thiough to Wanganul . « UMni « M ' < . W -Shiry. 7..■ ■ " —

7 ■ ■ ' g 3 ' ■ ' , Almost I. ; /-Ladies'' Hand-Bags i! Reduced fully 25/6 "Now Priced from ftjf/ Is ■■'. . v . In order to reduce our heavy stock of Ladies' Fashionable, i- ■ • . Hand-Bags we have decided to offer them at a big discount. a Don't miss this unique opportunity to secure the very 1 ate ' y .', ■ . Hand-Bag—"the slyle that London's carrying"—at St - •,' ;' price which would be a pity to ignorcl No matter whaa 1 , 8 ftylo of Bag you require we have itl '•■'■■■.■' "' ' ' Look in at ; • WITOMSE'S 3 ; Lambton Quay 'J'