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AMUSEMENTS. ' * TOWN HALL; TOWN. HILL; TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, v TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL CLOCK . ENTERTAINMENT; A MONSTER PROGRAMME OP UNIQUE ITEMS. UNIQUE ITEMS. I INTENSELY AMUSING, INTENSELY AMUSING. ; DELIGHTFULLY REFINED, DELIGHTFULLY REFINED. COME AND HEARMISS CECILE HAINES, and ' MISS THERESA M'ENROE In Inimi't able Items. •Reserved Seats at Dresden. Popular Prices, 2s. and Is,

THE KIN G'S. HE KIN G'S. TO-NIGHT, At 8, NIGHTLY. CONTINUED SUCCESS Of tlio Powerful and Sensational Story of Hie Sea, : "SHIPWRECKED." "SHIPWRECKED." "SHIPWRECKED." ■ . "SHIPWRECKED." A magnificent subject of glorious quality, guaranteed to fascinate the most experienced picture-theatre patron, and conveying a vivid description of . THE PERILS OP THE DEEP. THE PERILS OF TJiE'DBEP. Seo tho Storm at Sea—The Coral Island— Tho-Attack by Cannibals—The Rescue. Our Supporting' Bill includes PATHI? GAZETTE. PATHE GAZETTE. Illustrating Dublin Strike Riots—Bullfighting— 11.M.5. Queen Mary—Lord Roberts Presenting Colours. The HUSBAND'S TRICK. Capital comedy. Novel Native Study. OUR PETS. COHEN'S OUTING. COHEN'S OUTING. Fast, Furious, and Funny. Prices Is, aud Gd. Reserves Dresden, Gd. extra. fgWVN HALL. TOWN HALL. FRIDAY, 21th OCTOBER. MISS MINA CALDOW, CALDOW, * CALDOW, CALDOW, CALDOW, The Great N.Z. Contralto; ' 'CALDOW, CALDOW, CALDOW, CALDOW, Assisted by the following Artists: ■ MR, CHRISTIAN HELLEMANN, Organ. Ml?, CHARLES CLARKSON, Baritone. MR. EDWARD B. GILCHRIST, Violin. MR. FRANK AMSDEN, Piano. Plan at Dresden. ' PRlCES—Reserved 35., Reserved, 25.; Unreserved, Is. . lift ~ UNDER VICE-REGAL ' PATRONAGE. President: HON. W. P.' MASS'EY, Prime Minister, THE V HISTORICAL/ pAGEANT PAGEANT In Aid of tho .Boys' Institute,,; In ' NEWTOWN PARK, x NEWTOWN PARK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th, And LABOUR DAY. 2.30 to 5. " ' 7.39 to 10, Admission to Park: ONE SHILLING. Unreserved Seats: Ono Shilling. Extra. (Obtaiiuiblo only on grounds.) • Reserved Scats: Two Shillings' Extra. (Obtainable at Dresden.) Booking new open at Dresden. LABOUR DAY Excursionists to Picton should call at SCOTT'S TEA ROOMS, HIGH STREET PICTON (newly opened), for Refreshments. Best of goods, accommodation, arid attention. Small Goods, Cakes, Pies, and Sandwiches oil Sale. Tea and Cakes, Gd. Ono minute from wharf. LET tho "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your next order whatever your -cquireinents. Prompt attention. > Reasonable charges. . 'Phono Ut2.

|yS ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Direction" Bremian-Fuilers, Ltd, Bottei' than Ever, TO-NIGHT, v A Galaxy of Star Acts from the World'? Leading Vaudeville Theatres. BRENNAN-FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS A Brilliant Programme, Tremendous lteeeption Nightly of DESPERADO and LA ROSE, DESPERADO Snd . LA ROSE, Tho Most Sensational and Daring of Aerial Artists. _ Direct i'roiii Anniricrt, A Big Hit, FOOLISH FORD. The Craziest of Crazy Comedians. LA PERLE Tho Extraordiu- LA PERLE I,A PERLE ary Lady i LA PBRLB LA PERLE Contortionist. LA PERLE. THREE BREVES. Presenting a Novel and Original Musical Act. . • MISS GABRIELLE HOPE, \ Tho Talented English Instrumentalist?' Last Nights of MAY BRILLIANT. MARJORIE DAWi DELAVALE AND GILBERT. LILY VOCKLER, BRIGHT SISTBR'S, D.C. and 0.5.. 25.: Stalls. Is. Gd.; Uppet Circle, Is. Box Plan at Dresden. Book" inn (id. .extra. Theatre 'phone 'ICS. ■ 1 M~FTTE S S THEA TR E. "Wifiro Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily,- 11 a.m. fa> 31 p.m. Stalls, 3d. Dress Circle, . fidi TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. LAST APPEARANCE OF • Tho A.B. Oo.'s "Stirring Dramatic "Feature," "AN UNJUST SUSPICION." "AN UNJUST SUSPICION." "The Twin Brothers" (Ediwn), "Tlif. Split Nugget" (M>in)„ "The BcrtanoS(Vaudeville), and SEVERAL OTHERS.. NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. : f~ LATEST MUSIC AT BEGG'S, POPULAR SONGS. All the items sung, in the "Sunshine Girl," viz., "Tho Gaby Glide/' Ib. Gd.; "Be toy L-ittlir Bumble Bee," Is. Gd..; "Laughing Song(Grace Palotttt)', Is, Gd. BALLADS. Clara Butt's successes *. "Fairy Pipers," "Leaves and the Wind" (keys suitable' for all voices), Is. 9d. each. Complete supplies in four keys now to hand of Herman Lohr's favourite song, ' "Litfo Qirv Homo in tho West"; also, Ernest Ball's big hit, "Till the Sands of .the Desert Grow Cold." ■ WALTZES. In stock from the melodies of tho Operas "Quaker Girl," "Sun. shine Girl," "Miss Hook of Holland," and "Bello of New York." Is, 9d. each.Our Pianists dro!a.t j-onr soryiee to try' over aay music you wish. ■ ■ CIIAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., .." MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON,', Solo Agents , for Brinsnwad aud other 'World-fa-jned Pianos. WEIGHT'S, . FINE ART DEALERS, ARTISTS' COLOUR MEN, •• PICTURE-FRAME MAKERS, 182 LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone Go(i. New and successful waltz, The "RUBICON," by Ernest Toy, Beautiful and Dreamy. Price, Is. Gd. Posted, Is. M. THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC STORE; 116 CUBA STREET. THE "'CHEAPEST MUSIC STORE IN: THE'DOMINION. . ' : WEDDING GIFT. j ' LLOYD'S Lucky WEDDING RINGS, Solid 18ct, Gold stamped; I(jb. oct to aQs, each. . 282 LAMBTCN QUAY and iU CUBA ' STREET.

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