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amusements. genee, GENEE, The World's Supremo Dancer. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE DRESDEN. , SPECIAL NOTICE. In view of till; Extremely Heavy Bookings yesterday, tho Management advises Intending Patrons to Reserve their Seats Promptly, as the Season is limited to Seven .Nights, anil will Positively Terminate oii .Saturday, November Ist. QPE It A HOUSE. Direction ... ~r. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD, Commencing NEXT SATURDAY EVENING, NEXT SATURDAY EVENING, October 25. Seven Nights Only And Matinee, Saturday, Nov, Ist. The Incomparable ADELINE GENEE, ADELINE GENEE, ■ ADELINE GENEE, • The World's Supreme Dancer, And. the RUSSIAN IMPERIAL BALLET. Together with ALEXANDER VOLININ, From the imperial Opera House, Moscow. HALI.NA SCHMOLZ, The Fascinating Premiere Danseuse, From the Imperial Opera House, St. Petersburg. COMPANY OVER 70 STRONG. Programme froi'n Saturday to Wednesday: The Famous Two-net Ballet "COPPELIA," The- Great Classic Ballet, "LES SYLPHIDES," ami "DIVERTISSEMENTS," a series of Fascinating Dances of Exceptional Interest. Programme for Thursday to Saturday: "Coppeiia," tho Tragic Two-Act Ballet, "Arabian Nights," and a new series of "Divertissements." GRAND OPERA ORCHESTRA, 'Directed by C. J. M. Glaser. Prices: Gs., Bs., and Is. Early doors ttf> Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. Plans Sow open at the Dresden. THE ' KIN G'S. HE K I N G'S. TO-NIGHT. At 8, NIGHTLY. OVERWHELMING SUCCESS Of our All-Star Programme, screened to tho satisfaction of huge audiences nightly. "SHIPWRECKED." A drama replete "SHIPWRECKED." with' incident aiitl "SHIPWRECKED." excitement. Perfect "SHIPWRECKED," photography; pie'SIIIPWRECKED." lures,gue surionmI"SHIPWIiECKED." ings. SEE: The "SHIPWRECKED." Storm at Sea; The "SHIPWRECKED." Coral 'island; The "SHIPWRECKED." Cannibals' Attack; "SHIPWRECKED." The ! Approaching "SHIPWRECKED," Ship; The Rescue "SHIPWRECKED." and Farewell. Supported by a series of Excellent Subjects fiom the world's picture studios. COHEN'S OU'I'ING, A Comedy which throbs With life. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE,. LATEST. PATHE GAZETTE, . Containing a Sensational bull-fight; The World's Biggest Battleships, etc., etc.. THE HUSBAND'S TRICK, THE HUSBAND'S fRICK, A neat ono well played. Appropriate' nunibers by the King's Orchestra. Pfices, Is. and 6d. Reserves Dresden, Is. Cd. UNDER VICE-REGAL WTRONAGB. President; . HON. W. F. MASS'EY, Prime Minister. I THE HISTORICAL . p: A'g e A'n t ;■ pa'ge A' N f In Aid of the Boys' Institute) , In ' NEWTOWN PARK, NEWTOWN IjAEIC, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th, And LABOUR DAY. 2.50 to 5. . 7.30 . to 10. Admission to Pai'k: ONE SHILLING. Unreserved Seats: One Shilling Extrai (Obtainable only on grounds.) ' . Reserved Seats: Two Shillings Extra.' (Obtainable at Dresden.) Booking new open at Dresden. j^j-'GREGOR, WRIGHT'S, FINE ART DEALERS, ARTISTS' COLOURMEN, PICTURE-FRAME. MAKERS, : 182 LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone 65G. LET the "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your next ordar whatever your 'requirements, Prompt attention. Reasonable charges. 'Phono 1442.

A Grand Aggregation' of Christmas Cards. A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF • THE CHOICEST AND BEST IN V; CHRISTMAS REMEMBRANCES THE selection of Christmas Cards that, we submit for , your choice embraces every kind of Card, Folder, - Booklet, Photographic Prints, and Art Productions, .. and the prices range from a penny upwards,. The advantages of choosing from such a big stock are that you cart for a limited expenditure secure all the cards you wish to send, and at the same, time yoti will have the satisfaction of knowing that you have got your money's worth, A" big firm like ours with branches in Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin, buyiiig'large quantities naturally secures the first choice, gets and preferences that are denied to smaller buyers, and so wc arc able to submit unique and exclusive Christinas Caids at prices no higher than thos.e charged elsewhere for goods of less merit Free Writing Room If you have any occasion to do any writing hurriedly > while in the City make use of our Free Public Writing , Room. It exists for the convenience of the public. . The ■ room is well furnished with writing tables and and is equipped with a full supply of Pens, Ink, Paper, ®c, • which may be used free of charge. We sell postage stamps, so that letter writer's will have no need to go outside of the • shop for anything, except to mail their correspondence. The Writing Room exists fop youf convenience an<t \ve will be glad if you-will, make full Use of it* Whitcombe & Tombs Ltd, LAMBTON QUAY 1 ' .. . M.'