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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1776, 14 June 1913, Page 9

__ AMUSEMENTS. Jjmil KING'S THEATRE. Props., West's, Ltd., and T. M. Donovan. THIS AFTERNOONWEST'S GRAND MATINEE. Children 3d.' to Stalls. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Last Night. THE HIDDEN MESSAGE. THE HIDDEN MESSAGE. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. HER FIREMAN. TRIXIE AND THE PRESS AGENT MONDAY! MONDAY! _ By Special Request, West's Exclusive Copy of THE PANAMA CANAL. THE PANAMA CANAL. Tlll;i PANAMA CANAL. In© world's greatest Engineering feat portrayed in its ovcry detail. M P R E S S THEATRE. "Whero Everybody Goes." Stalls CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 3d. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, (3d. 3d. Stalls TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. 3d. LAST TIME of this Bill. Stalls Bring the CHILDREN this AF- 3d. TERNOON to see ' ' Stalls "CINDERELLA'S SLIPPER." 3d. Elaborate Vita. Society Drama, Stalls "THE TRYME TROUPE," 3d. Astounding acrobatic act. Stalls "A BASQUE WEDDING" 3d. (Strange scenes in Spain). « Stalls And a HOST of OTHERS. 3d. COMMENCING MONDAY- Stalls "The MIRACLE of SPEED." 3d. QPERA .HOUSE. Lessees ... J, C. Williamson, Ltd. Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 23rd, Farewell Visit of Nino Nights Only; MR. JACK WALLER'S MR, JACK WALLER'S Musical Flight of Fancy. THE BUTTERFLIES. THE BUTTERFLIES. THE BUTTERFLIES. Greeted everywhere with unbounded enthusiasm by overflowing audiences. Tho very pinnacle of perfection in all that is novel, delightful, and attractive. Brilliant Comedy Scenes, Songs, and 'Episodes. Glorious Instrumental and Vocal Numbers HILARIOUS POTTED PLAYS And Their delightful and original creation "IMPRESSIONS OF A CONTINENTAL BAND." A Masterpiece in Character Study, rich humour, and delightful musical extravaganza. POPULAR PRICES—3s., 2s„ and Is. The Box Plan will be open at the Dresden on Wednesday Morning next. Direction of C. P. Bailey and F. M'Crea. Business Manager—Win. Bauer. IgHORTTS' CONTINUOUS THEATRE. TO-DAY! TO-DAY! LAST DAY r of • LAST DAY That Great STAR Attraction: "THE SHIPRAT Or THE STOWAWAY." THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS FOR 'J?HE CHILDREN. MONDAY. NEXTPathe's' Greatest Success: . "THE COQUETTE," Superbly Coloured. RUGBY? RUGBY! THIS AFTERNOON. ATHLETIC PARK AT 2.45. ATHLETIC V. PONEKE. ATHLETIC V. PONEKE. . MELROSE V. ST. JAMES. Early Games at 1.30. ADMISSION—Is.i Ladies Free; Grandstand, 6d. AT PETONE: VICTORIA COLLEGE V. PETONE. Admission—6d. Train at 2.10. W. 6. TALBOT, Secretary.

■LEVIN COMPETITIONS. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, JUNE 21st. SATURDAY, JUNE 21st. SATURDAY, JUNE 21st. SATURDAY, JUNE 21st. EXCURSION FARES FOR COMPETITORS, PARENTS, and GUARDIANS. Syllabus and Entry Forms obtainable at NORMAN AITKEN'S.

.[fa seen tk PKTUUS Yflll Wttamibe'swindow I v y ??????????????????????????? Pr : / There is a magnificent Picture of the Coronation of King \ George V. The original was painted by J. H. F. Bacon, I A.R.A., by command of His Majesty and is a perfect record of an event that will remain historical for all time. The Picture o£ the King's Coronation . is an Artist's Proof Those who know anything about pictures will know that Artist's Proofs are strictly limited. In the whole of New Zealand, we do not believe that there are more than, a dozen of this particular picture. There are 321 figures of High Dignitaries in Church and State, Members of Royal Families, Ambassadors, etc., and the whole 321 persons can easily be identified. It is a picture that will increase in value as the years go by. The price now is £10 10s. We are also showing some beautiful and artistic reproductions of Child and Nature, and the latter especially will \ appeal to Connoisseurs, Come in and see the collection. / Whitcombe ail Tombs