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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1886, 21 October 1913, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, "O 0 X PLANS Open at the Dresden TO-MORROW MORNING (WEDNESDAY), Oct. 22nd. For GENEE GENEE, GENEE. And tho IMPERIAL RUSSIAN DANCERS. Tho Visit of GENEE Is tho Most Important Theatrical Event that lias vet occurred in the theatrical history of New Zealand. P~E~R~A HOUSE. Commencing ■ NEXT SATURDAY EVENING. Seven Nights Only MATINEE, SATURDAY, Not. Ist. Programme; FIRST FOUR. PERFORMANCES- . "LES SYLPHIDES 1 ," "DIVERTISSEMENTS," "COPPELIA." LAST FOTJR "ARABIAN NIGHTS," "COPPELIA," AND AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME UNDER DIVERTISSEMENTS. No Increase in Ordinary Prices, ■ D.C. and Eos. Stalls, Gs.: Stalls, 35.; Gallery, Is. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.

THE KIN G'S. HE ICIN G'S. Presenting Picked Pictures. THE CREAM OF THE CAMERAS. rO-NIGHT, At 8, NIGHTLY. SUCCESS with a big "S" of rnir Choieo Programme, headed by tho quite EXCEPTIONAL STAR FILM: . "SHIPWRECKED." • "SHIPWRECKED." "SHIPWRECKED." "SHIPWRECKED." "SHIPWRECKED." Screened last night to tlio unalloyed delight of a huge house. ITS COMPLETENESS CAPTIVATES. ITS GRANDEUR DELIGHTS THE BYE. A Vivid Portrayal of THE PERILS OF THE SEA. THE PERILS OF THE SEA. SEE: Tho Storm at Sea—Bangers• of Desert- Island-Attack of Caniubals-A Thrilling Rescue—Etc., etc, BRITAIN'S BIGGEST BATTLESHIP. H.M.S Queen Mary loaves tho lyne. An enthusiastic send-off. Supported, by 8000 ft. of tho Best Pictures. KING'S ORCHESTRA-Superior Music. 6d-. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is. Gd. PLIN NOW OPEN. . PLAN NOW OPEN. ripOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. J- FRIDAY NEXT, at 8. MISS MINA CALDOW. CALDOAY, CALDOW, CALDOW, CALDOW, The Great N.Z. Contralto. Assisted by tho following Artists:— MR. CHRISTIAN HELLEMANN (Organ). iCR. CHARLES CLARKSON (Baritone), MR. E. GILCHRIST (Violinist). Prices: Bs. (reserved), 2s. (reserved), and Is., at tho Dresden. , MR. PRANK AM.SDEN (Pianist).

THE SHINE OF MAOBILAND. WANGANttI "OIVER. ANGANUI iiIVEB. THE GREATEST SCENIC' EIVER IN THE WORLD. Excellent Accommodation at Beautiful Pipiriki and the famous nousoboat. From Taumarunui .Daily, Sundays suid Mondays excepted. From Wanganui— I luosdays, lliur6a&ys, and Saturdays. , Bookings, Maps, Itineraries, tourist Bureaux. Cook and Sons, , A, HATRICK AND CO., LTD. WEDDING GIFT, LLOYD'S Lucky WEDDING RINGS, Solid lßot. Gold Btnmped; 16s. Od. to 50s. eaeh. 282 LAMBTCN QUAT and 114 CUBA STREET. Six lads they ir«nt a-campinj Fof a fortnight near the Sea; Five lads tliey all contracted colds. But the sixth not a cold .had he, For he didn't forget, this lad, To place in his bag secure Tho greatest Mascottc in all tno worldWoods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Adyt.

Guided-by Profit'' The Retailer's Ruse.; [This is not the title of the latest 3s 6d novel, but the heading we have chosen for a clarified and brief exposition t of a true story. The New Zealand Diaries are the best Diaries obtainable in the Dominion, they are designed, prepared and printed specially to suit the requirements of the people of New Zealand. There arc eighty different varieties of New Zealand Diaries, from the tiny Pocket Edition to the well-bound two-pages-to-anlay Commercial Edition The New Zealand Diaries contain extensive and reliable information about New Zealand, such as the Postal Regulations, Customs, Mails, and Voluml. nous Statistics. It is a Compendium as welt as a Diary. The New Zealand Diaries cost the public no more, and in many cases less than the imported Diaries, and it is therefore a matter of self-interest to buy New Zealand Diaries, The person who wants a New Zealand Diary should be very careful to distinctly state so when ordering from retailers, because some retailers, if not strictly tied down in this way wilt substitute the imported Diaries. There arc other retailers who will do their utmost to get a customer to accept the imported Diary in preference to the New Zealand Diary, The reader may well ask-Why is this? The retailer is guided by profit. On the imported Diaries, which are difficult to sell in honest competition . with the New Zealand Diaries, the retailer makes a larger profit, and he therefore uses every effort to sell the foreign article. The interest' of the retailer and the customer arc at variance, and the jatter's only protection is to specify "New Zealand Diary" and INSIST upon having it. We are the Printers and Publishers of The New' Zealand Diaries, and 1 those who arc unable to get The New Zealand Diary from their own Booksellers have merely to write to us to have their orders attended to promptly. Whitcombe® Tombs Lambton Quay, Wellington 103