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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1960, 17 January 1914, Page 7

: . ■■■■ Amnmmrs, ■■ -a xn. ■ ' rr ors jj Al l f ■•■■.■■'■■ WEDNESDAY JANUARY 2isL KWriOMPLIMENTAR-Y TjENEMT". ' . fTOMMJMJSjmgY "RENBPn;. IS'"*. t-'OMPLtMENTARY JOfiXKHT. ;, JSTENDKKED by tho Citizens of WellintrtoJi, headed by Hw tW Mnyor (J* '$*m-ii.l\ Luke, Esq.), to Hio Widow nnd Daughter-of tho late Mr. 11. N. iletelWSf, of his volirod public eorvicos, ' ..,,-■ ~ i ifavS,,,-..; ■~.:; . ,TIIB CONCERT 01? THE SEASON, ' ' '-p. , "'-v!:'-?.-.,■■ ARTISTS: ■ ■ ■■ ' . . ft%issoa Donkard, Scgrtef,. Driscoll, Ceeil Haincs, ■ Botty Purdom, Janio rarity Hurry Phipps, G.- J. Blnckio, ,T. Culfonl Bell, Frank Jolmsjnno,. Normwi ?sAitkcn, ;: -- Hamilton; Ho/,l»c>«, dies, Hitkinott, E- JB. GilclnM, Br. Non-nan Hales, f.fe. s ; ; .i«*wnH.\V;'' ■■ Ofnhcus Quartet, Wellington Licdertarcl, ... ■ '.■K^li-^iM'^^'V--■ -,:■ And ■ . ' ftSpJfr; l BcmaTd Pogo, City Onanist. Accompanist, Mr, D. L -Jveiifl'Ji. .. IS«ii?:sTICKETS; :; .2s. (to all parts of Hall). . . y:;; : ;:i3 'JS\ plan at Dresden.' s> , No Booking • Fee. ■B'W:»;:.V#i:»:=»tr&.i.:^r , .r i : 4 ■ ~ : I?. A. KEBNAN. ■'&'■■■ '■'■' ■ JAMBS DYKES, }sJOM&&2SFM*&!?i. : « &'<■■■ ■«■'■■■ .■• Joint lion. Seerriiiries.

J? : MPR E S 8-;■;. T fi El TEE, .-■):J.C'i"Where , ;Eyerjbo(iy Goes."' Dress Circle, M. ; JO-DA 't'"' AND'. TO-NIGHT, 3t s SS|:i ; LAST' , rnrE of tho ■fS'".:"A* r fi , A.B. , Conipfiny's Stirring .. ■' Drama: '. £'■ EIiBMENTAL WORLD." ' ■ "i ■■■•*': : i«'>'s>; i .-,■■■ '■ Cherin" (Manrice Costollor '■■',■ "mastci'pieco") nnd | ||S|'SEVERAL OTHBES. '• <V j ::-'bW JPSOGRAitME MONDAY. T? BIT ANN 1. A THEATRE -■- .Dircntitin ...'. A. J. Cskman. ,;.. .;■ CONTINUOUS■ PICTURES. ..:./■■■ I4st Day and Night of .Vs... , The Astounding Success, ■ ■'■"THB SERPENT'S BREATH," :%;"THE SERPKXT'S BUEATH," OPIUM FIEND." ■■■'-':■'■' ,i;"TBS OPIUM HE?ED." MONDAYV ■■'■• <NErr> . A-Scnsntion.il Animal Drama, '*■'£■■ ' "CRISSA'S DKEAM." "CRISSA'S imEAM." •V£i "CRISSA'S D1133AM." , 2lL^i?-^ l ' ~^^——- "'"EARLY SETTLERS' ASSOCIATION. , riRAND ANNIVERSARY DAY'CEUE- *■* '■ DRATIONS AND ' ' REUNION <X EARXY SETTtERS. ■ NEWTOIVN PARK, JANUARY 22nd; Old-Time Sports. Children's Sports, Amusing Side-shows, and Great Biliy Slwir. Admission, Gd.; Children, Free. ROXALJ) K. LYON, Hou, Secretary. , ----- mRAMWAY BAND AT NIHVTOWN ■ PARK. ■■■'"■ TO-MOED.OW (SUNDAY), At 3 i).m> . EfiWIN KILPATRICK itl i>rcschts"fortlic LAST SEVEN DAYS, the Mysterious Piiihtujff, ■ "THE SII4DOW OP THE CROSS." "THE SHADOW OF THE CROSS," Puzzling Ait Wellington. EARCOUHT'S BOOMS. PANAMA ST. Continuous JJiceplions from 1 to ». Adults ToDrfrfly Children Sixpence. Expenses. Threepenra. TSm-01'"? POPUtAR; SONGS A' ■■"■ (Daisy M'Qeooh) ••■;'.:. V"V Contains t "My Love's Grey Eyes, 'Tairy Wonds," "My Little Exquisite Love,-' "Little White House on Hill"'Cham o . Gems," "A • Kiss," "Oncis When my Heart" ~ ;■ A Beautiful Present fof Your Fiicnd. ■ HO CUBA STREET. , "" HOMiTsWEET HOME.' Rue Dramas, Sparkling Comedies, Sccnie Wonders—Viewed fto-m your oasv cfini.r, Edison's Heme Kin*tos*°P e nn 4 Cheap ■ Film Eiohftngo does tho tacit, . Demonstrations at _ T ,, Tri _._ rmAMP AND CO., ' LIMITED, \J RoprescntetiteS, 2nd Jioor, Bakct'e Enildlnj, Foatherston Street, Wellington. A LARGE AND UNIQU^IOLLECTION m. w.'ajTdresbn, • •.-■■ ■■• -■ On Viow At Tl/S-'GKEGOR WRIGHT'S GALLERY. M •■OHONE IU2 for all d«ssM of Ptlnt--1 in? Work. Prompt attention, moderate chorees.' "Dominion" QcnotaJ Printing House, Dominion Avenue.

TTIS MAJESTY'S TfIEATRB. Direction Bremian-Mkr?,. Ltd. TO-DAY (Saturday) . '10-DAY Coniincttciiij? 2,30. CJIILjmEN'K VAUDEVILLE. ' ' 51ATINEB. MA'TJNEE. MA'i'l NEK, MATINEE. Simply a Uasniflwtut PfGgrnmm.e. Mothers, 5)0 sure i-b ln-ins tho Little win Tliis Afternoon, OUR. MATINEE PERFORMANCE Is Sure to Pleaw 'i'he.m. A REGULAR TREAT. • SPECIAL MATKNEK PRICES. B.C. and 0.5., Adults 1> , .; Children (accamnsmied bv jiaroiiU). (id. _CJiildr&)i fid, |Tib 7 MAJJJSTY'S ' THEATRE. Direction Bronntiii-Fulten:, Ltd, TO-NIGHT i TO-\.IGHT! V-VIiDEYILLB AT ITS BKST. l "" im \& .TOBNCE, 1/181 «nd JORDAN. IASI warton. IASt Nis CAMERON. Evcry W^ S nte~ ELSoN> ' l BiS H SISTE«S- STRATJBB, An co. A CORBT. Sketch. Avti*SALMON ttnd JO\. D.C. afid O.S. &,; Stalls, l.s.'Cd.; TJppw Clrele, Is. Plan at DresAeii. 'Booking (id. cxtrA. I », mnlTsco'msit society of wEI. I ' LIKGTON, N.Z. A NICII.T Wl* BURNS. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, I'RJDAY EVENING' NEXT, January Sirtl, Rt 8 o'clock. \n iii Arm on "Eurue" by MR. J. CRMG'IE, M.P., wvd » Conwrt ProU">.»e 6y the leadins Scottish Arlists. Tucliidiiwri l«» JWty M. Alton, Drtisv M'UUan, Messrs. A. Oa-kflJ , , J • «■ Gilchrißt, T. Newton... Accmnpanist, Mise K!-.lwi M. Hartley. Pipe Musie hy.H.ou, pipers of Society. <TO?jNAjroggEj^__ ji . A GENPINI! SOW SUCCESS: ". ,*br WHJiN THE WORLD FORGETS." This Song, by Carrie '.Ttu*>lM-80.n.d, cowposer of '•Perfect l)Ay'> ttnd■ otiiw suemssm, is iiow tlie Worlds best seller. The reaton is a bcaulifut melody, set to exquisite word*. We givo ono of (lie venies:— Hovr mflßy wear a smile upon, their faco, Although th.e-ir hearte) lnay Tiolu. an ensj«y . lilaej'i .None know the . heights nor depths of dioir regrets, ■ But' God rwiiewtes when- the "irafld .' '...forgets.,,- '.i ...-'"•■.■ .*■".'' ' Every Singer. Should .Jiare t'ais Soiir. Priw, Is, ffd,- cow. posted Jto any niWrew. Is. 100. Set in 3l;<?}% El). (B to lib.), 1 , . 4 G. CHAS. &E(3<J AND CO., LTD., MANSERS STEBBT, WBLEINGTON. frANGA-NUI-EI-VKB.-/iStiT SCKNic.'.TiRIP 'OT" : TliB br DOMINION! . FROM TAUMARUNIJI, DAILY-Mo-ndnye excepted. ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ FROM WAMSANUI, TItESDAIS. TJIURSI7AYS, *nd SATURDAYS, , STAY AT PIHRIKI apUSE-Thp.njost; Jjcautiful Toiirist ik. tho. Dowiiiien! .. ~ ...... .' M '.'.'.' '." STAY AT THE UNIOUB HOOSBBOAT —120 miles from Waiicftftui! SpJei'did' Trout Fishing! Motor. Canoed and Row Boiite at disposal of Fishew! ■ Itinerorits, Maps, Bookings, Tourist BurcaijSj Cook aiiu S6ns. A. SATRICK AND' CO,, LTO. : ' ;, rKE COEN COB PUNCH *i;th Milk." It makes a delightful and refreshing drink. " You try It. .-.'. ' ' . V"

The Latest © Best in Bags FOB THE TRENTHAM RACES Al the Wellington Races on Wednesday, > Thursday and Saturday there is bound to be a big display of smart autumn millinery and dainty costumes, and the Handbag Will give the finishing touch, besides being useful for carrying the winnings, At WHITCQMBB'S you will see the very latest in Handbags. A new shipment has just come to hand, and our London house assures us that we have the very latest that Europe can furnish. "THE BURLINGTON" BAG This Bag is in several leathers, and is in the new long shape, with wrist strap, it is a smart and stylish Handbag. At 15/-, 25/-, 30/-, 35/-, 42/- ' "THE TRENTHAM" BAG The ideal Bag for the races; in delicate shades of mole, green, blue, brown, etc. At 17/6 to 65/* each THE ENVELOPE BAG This Bag is long in shape like an envelope, and is fitted with hand strap. It is made of good leathers, in colours. At 10/6 to 45/- each "THE RECHERCHE" BAG The dernier cri in Bags. It will appeal to a!! who appreciate elegance and beauty. At 21/« to 65/- each "THE CHIC" BAG Another excellent style .of Bag made, in choice , ,eathcrS - ' At IS/- to 50/» each 12 LAMBTON QUAY - - "WBLUNGTOW