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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1955, 12 January 1914, Page 7

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B" ' 'ft i'T'A'.'N N.Y'A"* ''f H F. A T ft IS Eii;cction;'.,:.:.;;.,':.'A..J..Colen)aa, ' ■ "PICTURES.'; * " l '?| i i|E^DAY^AND,.TO-NIGHT,/, ; /'' :; .' 'g:fc JvjljThe Groat. Circus Sensation, ■. , •f#sp& : LEAP'OI^'DESPAIR." "'■ '.'"; • W:. (SsftA. LEAP OP DESPAIR/:':,,:.; :. JpiJiSl'A' LEAP OP DESPAIR, "''f '.', LEAP OP DESPAIR, ''" A. LEAP'OF DESPAIR." "'if 7 :- ' = oTvwM'A' LEAP OP-DESPAIR. ■ sgS||*A : ; LEAP, OP. DESPAIR. ■'.'•' A '•■■'gripping'' story ■'. (ccming with intense ■'■:s' : ',' ! '^.'.;'■' suspense, and passion. .. . . jf.f If PLENTY'-OF; OTHERS. :■'■•' ■ ■'.« .AUCKLAND. EXHIBITION AUCKIA'SD EXHIBITION AUJCKLAND EXHIBITION A'.U.C.K L A N,.D EXHIBITION •;/r ForjitheiCfcristmas'aad New Year'; ■ SXi'iiiA^'/f^-^Holidayß.;■ .-■%^ : , ... ■■,■■■■ ■■■■,■ WHAT BETTER. OPPGPvTUNTTY? ■■ : *'-WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? . ' WHAT BETTER OPPORTUNITY? FOR AN ENJOYABLE TRIP FOE A COMPLETE CHANGE ■ ,',', ;FOR KEEN ENJOYMENT ■■-, ..' ■;" [FOR A. SPLENDID SHOW. •""■'-: -VISIT THE EXHIBITION! ft '"■' ...VISIT THE EXHIBITION! " I ■■.'■■•;.."#■'VlSlT THE EXHIBITION! ' i !: ,. : V;,, VISIT THE EXHIBITION!' . A No': Finer 'Music ha 6 been Heard in 'S'Ze;:'-' New Zealand than the ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND, . ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. '.. ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. " ROYAL ARTILLERY BAND. Provides Twico Daily. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. THE GROUNDS ARE A FAIRYLAND. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. THE EXHIBITS ARE .ASTONISHING. THE EXHIBITS ARE ASTONISHING. "WONDERLAND'S" Employees say that "Wonderland", makes . Straight Hair Curly—and it almost doc?. EXCURSION FARES • on the RAILWAYS All tho' :Timo\ FROM. EVERYWHERE.. ■:' ' .*■■ . '-■■■'." 'THE RELIABILITY OF BEGG'S PIANOS. A CLEVER Advertiser can write such , a Blowing description of ft commonplace Piano that any reader may easily be misled into thinking that it is of good and reliable construction. Unfortunately far the purchaser, the deception is not obvious until a fen- years has proved the absence of its vaunted qualities, BEGG'S PIANOS HAVE STOOD THE TEST OF TIME. Our great Agencies are: John Brinsnvead and Son., Julius Blttthncr. Schieftmayer and Soehne, Fritz. Kulila, Gors and Kallmann. .' ; , With these fino instruments wo are solo to guarantee every Piano we sell, a»d our guarantee is hacked up by 52 years' straight-forward trading. A visit to our Warehouse will bo Appreciated. '. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD,, M/NNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. ' WEDDING GIFT. LLOYD'S Luc.ky~WEDDING SINGb, Solid Ifict. Gold stamped; 36a. M. to SOs. ea;h. 282 LA.MBICN QUAY and IH CUBA STREET. LET the "Dominion" General Printing Department handle your nest crdo'r whatever your -equiremwits. Prompt attention. . Reasonable charges. "Phono

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