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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1710, 29 March 1913, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS.' FJIHB EMPRESS THEATRE, "Where Everybody Goes." ' Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls, 3d, Dress Circle, Gd. ,3d. . Stalls TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. 3d. LAST TIME Stalls Of . 3d. "DRINK'S LURE." Stalls "DRINK'S LURE." ' • - 3d. A.B. "DRINK'S LURE." ■ ■ .Stalls drama. "DRINK'S LURE." ... 3d. "DRINK'S LURE." Stalls •"DRINK'S LURE." " 3d! — 1 : " Stalls' Tlio Selig dramatic SeJish-tioil 3d; "THE DYNAMITERS." , Stalls "THE DYNAMITERS." < -3d. "THE DYNAMITERS." Stalls "THE DYNAMITERS.'!' ",3d: And a HOST of OTHERS. ''Stalls; • V . 3d. MANAGERIAL NOTICE,.. 7„ .Stalls. Nfixt Monday wo will introduce d, 3d. gorgeously-mounted theatrical ~ Stal'la romance, ,3d.'. "OIL AND WATER." ■ ' Stalls, by the A.B. COMPANY::,'; .::;3d;' rfIHE KING'S ..THEATRE.' Props., Ltd., Linlej- and Donovan. THIS (SATURDAY)' AFTERNOON*' ; WEST'S CHILDREN'S MATINEE.:;'". children 3d. to stalls; r;: ; STALLS-CHILDREN, 3d. TO-NIGHT! " TO-NIGHT!'-' Last night of?.'"' 1 ""; FOR LOVE IS LIFE • FOR LOVE IS LIFE Drama.,,, And Maurieo • SIX O.'CLOCK"" Costello. SIX O'CLOCK.--' MONDAY KBJCfiiaiiUA Stirring Story of Adventure, THE BLACK SHEEP. THE BLACK SHEEP. V. ' THE BLACK SHEEP. " A r&mahCe of the lfhvltss North-west'of , Calmda. " Prices as usuftl. 'Plioilfc 3U3. ■ t " QHORTTS' O Willis Street.-j TO-DAY. ' '~ i 'TO-DAY;' HUGE ATTRACTIONS.. • ■ fOtt THE CHILDREN. ™ "■>!»•>■ Ope)> daily from 11 lT'tf.itii , Admission—Adults/ 6d.i Children)'3d. j. J^UGBY. TO'DAY. ',I'. ATHLETIC PARK,' at K 1 PETONE V. MELttO'SK .'"T PONEICE V. ORJEN'I AL °- Annual Challenge 'fj Proceels devoted to Club's,Qynjn&sftiljl'';; Fulids. '. Curtain Raisers at 2 p.m.- . „ ORIENTAL V. lONEhE Fourth Glbss. Admission 6d. Grandstand.',G.;,'* W. G. TALlib I Secretary.'

WOULD YOU, LIKE TO PILAY-THE Mandoline■! IF bo, you .will .be interested Mil tile really splendid:stock of these;iasttu-j ta&nto held by, us. ~,v'''V-l'.V, 1 Genuine' Italian Mandolines, from 30s. to .£8 Bs., including complete" oiitfit,' strings, tutor, etc. "Pyxo" , Mandoline—Tlio most' . lientiot toned and beautifully finished" Mandoline, in existence. . Donbta the p'ower of tohe; tno ordinary instrument With cas?,.tutpr,.;6to.. ,£(S'l2s! G'd.,'.£? j7&. 6dv, JBII and. £\i. ids. .. Ave ilso Kdv6 A fine stbek of Guitars from 17s. 6d. to sC6 12s. (Id.; Banjos, 275.' 6d. to. A" ■'is. Bahjo Mohdoliiiefe, .Balidu*; ras, Mandol&s, etc.. • Our window display is cirtainlj: worth eeOihg.' Coillltrv residents slwjild 'hsk for our cOmfclfete Catalogue, Ml ,jnrtioularSf S£nt anywhere FREE 'OF CHARGE. ■■'. ' - CHAS BEGG AND CO., LTD., : . „ 19-21 Manners Street, Wellington. The Oldest EstiblishM. MusifcV;Aytir6KOiiis6' in' Now Zealand. MRS. H. B. iIASONi ' • '' TEACHER OF BALLROOM; DANCING. rirtUlTiOK trivatily or in Class.:."CloSsiw X commenc? MONDAY', 3lst March;; Intending pupils atO fequc-stod • to' con> Oiunicat-o with Mrs. .Mason;-'BB:Glitlziie« Stfeet. . ' ... "r ! "

MARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB. KOMINATIONS "CLOSE FRIDAY, APRIL'. 4th. ;; ' ~ h. GRIFFITHS, Sbcfetary; Bleiili£iifl. ,-• ..•/ v>•- - • . • , I. ; . . t-. v - . ■ / Wtiitcomte&T«ls Ltl ; j" .'i' l "* Annquftcemcftt ;; .ExtraoMia?ay;t^: it* * •, ; Our premises'''on''Lambton Quay, which were destroyed by fire some months, ago, have been ..rebuilt..ami-are' now ready .fof '' occupation/--'We-are-moving into the rebuilt premises and we hope to be ..comfortably settled in our old home-by Wednesday. , : V Customers will please note that on and after Monday thef Book" 'Department will be in the rebuilt premise?,, :: On Tuesday jthe stock of Stationery and Fancy Goods will be moved in, and from Wednesday, April 2nd, all business will be tfansaded in the new building on the old site, Whitcemkl Tombs Ltl. go , , /" '