Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1995, 28 February 1914, Page 7

amusements. ; Farewell visit i . "kurewell visit ! AREWELL VISITS .FAREWELL VISIT! 01 THE AMERICAN. ATHLffiTB CHAMPIONS: CAUGHEY PARKER TEMPI/ETON POWER DON'T MISS SEEING TTIKhE DON'T .MISS SEEING 'i JIKSE GREAT ATHLETES. ' GREAT athletes, .Ua«lS' reserve) t%ms RESEftvlii -OASIN RESERVE! RESERVE) THTS AFTERNOON. THIS AFTERNOON,. • ADMISSION, Is. STAND, Is, FIRST EVENT 2,30 POI. WELLINGTON CtTY COUNCIL. > Town hall, ripowji .hall, . OWN HALL, i. OWN HALL, ORGAN BBCIfAIi. WAGNER PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. . . TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIG.HT, ■ - ■ ' ! ' AT 8 O'CLOCK. „ ; MS. BERNARD t. PAGE (Cl'tY 01GANIST) MR.'&J RNAIiP r PVOr, ' MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (CITY ORGANIST) MR. BLRWRD I P\GL. TANNHAUSER. SIEG IR IF D ID\ LL TaiSTAN ADD ISOLDE PARSIIVL DIE MEISTERSINGER. ' ' ■ "''l' ADMISSION s SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. , ' J NO. R. PALMER, 27tb February, 19U. Town.-Clerk. jgl MPR ES S TIIEAT RE. ' JJI& .;MA.IESTV'b ' THEMTiE; " "Where Everybody Goes." TO-DAY At 2.30. TQ-DAY STALLS, 3d. DRESS CIRCLE, Gd. "uß"ma 11NH? U ■ Bring. tli.o 'ymm£Stoi».,to, se'o-..'ttv^sQ-..iviaii' -TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT! . -....■. xleKf.uli...aiiiirti'.ftis r«« . . . .• • JP-rLceswlS.. .itfid X>d."-.'lMAii...&t .jliieSdeiV. LAST APPEARANCE, of .. „ — -- Vitsgrspli'a "Jlasterpicec,".;. MAJESIY S . ... '•'THE DOCTOR',*' SECRET'." Divocliou „ Lttl L'o bin's Chi! War .Drama, . . ... Last Ntghls of This • ■ ■ . "I 1 !Mni. 1 i)ii 1 H \ TTK}-' Y li" MA (i N]! T Pi'OC'K .VMM J.. ' ' THE FIVE MUSICAL.LASSIES.. . - And NUMEI.OLS OlJlElo. CHIEF LIGIH HORSI, NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. JOl \n\YIT Al/'sIHGE' -r ™ ' v;...;. ; tin 5 - mil \i,uN\LL ■/'I IT I ZENS" CARN IV A U lIBJ JOH AND fell IJ ON I '1' IZK NS" CARNI VA L. Ei\st: Night'- of < HOW MID' BI,U<S, WELCH AND ; MVRGVRET CARAHER, Commencing \\ i.s'i ON AND HILL MARCH 4th 19' lt" - - B.C. unci 0.5.. 2s,j Stalls, Ib. (id. s tipper.' ....... . .. Circle, ISi . AT NEWTOWN ~ Plan at Dresden. Booking ; Cd», ... * ENTRIES following events CLOSE on _FERRY SERVICE.. MONDAY, 2ijd MARCH:- REDUCED FVRES. - Adults: Return, Is.i Single, Cd. Children..• FANCY DRESS CQML ETI HON. Half-price.- •— < ' 'il'G O'-W.AR.' TIME-TABLE. SCHOOLS S«3 Wellington. dJaL Po^B°y. HIGHLAND DANCING (Boys. and. . SATURDAYS. . .. ...... Girb). 7,45 a .m. 7.0 a.n:,. . . <. T.-iO/aviii., • 10.15 a.m. " : 8.0 a.m. • 8.15 n.m. GRAND ARjT UNION, 12rt5 Aiiiv. " " ~. . .9,10 a.m. Prizes to value of .tlfO. . ' j, 20 Jim. ll.fi ii.iir, 11.10 a.in. , ~ 2.30 ti.jii. ' 1.45 ii.ni'i ' 'HO p:in. . Art Union Tickets . adroit lo the grouud. 415 pj.,/ : : 3.5 p;in; - 3.1,Vp.m : .v?--. , r Oil Op.m, .: - .-j.O p.m.- ... r>.lo p.m. H, AMOS, j(),is j,.n!, 7.0 u.111.' 7.10 p.in. Hrerctiiry, SUNDAYS, _ »>'■> 'i'" ' _ „ , . ' 10.30 a.m. .. ...fi.lsa.iu, , • 5.25a,.m. , ■ . . C.O. Banksjj. Co;l(gc. 2 .30 p.m. 1.15 p.m. .> : 1.25 iM.i.i . .. 5,50 ' 5.0 p.m.. .' ' 5.10.p.m. THE M.f. COOK . . .... 0,J5 p,:n . . Bi'o i'-tn. ' .fiio.nvm.,, WMMITAGE. Oo to^' .EasiltpWic. (or' SiiA" n.}Vcl; .Ji'iiiiltli '' . ... Speeia! Cqii('es!,io.".s to. I'i'T.ite, The finest p;aca for a Holiday in N.Z. WANGANOT Rl\ ER. The (ittoactioiis ate nuiiiefous. and .hi- , m cr-rvrp- TI?TP OT 1 TTIIS (oreiting for ™ r (New Jwildijiff n»w ill fuU swing). . FROM TAUMARUNUI DAILY Jlondoyi LAKES WANAKA AND WAKATIPU, rR Q^ CP "vANGANUI, TUESDAYS v . THURSDAYS, nnd SATURDAYS THE GRAND MOTOR TOUR STAY AT PIPIRIKI HOUSE-Tho mo<t ' All partieulttrs fro:n , B'eaU'tiiiil.'. T.o.iin's'.t Dostelrr iii th.o ~.., KX Giivoriiinent Tourist Ageni'.:es, ■ Dominion! Thds a in k jfud Son, ' STVY Ar THK UNIQUE HOUSEBOAI' Or wfU® to p d;ll.e£t. _ f¥6lt» SyMraVut! ' S.plcn- -. •• MT. COOK. MOIOR CO., LTD., did Trout l-ipliing! Motor Canoes Faiilie. ■ Row lToats at disposil of Fishcra! • *™~ ,j ( v, 1-p niin,iT?'p timirjF * Itipo.rarics, Maps,.. Bookinifs, Toliri6t HOMIg SWEET HOME, Bureaus, Cook and Sons Fin.o Drain®, !?.ftarkl ,n ? Cpniedies. Sce.p.ic .» 'triWrnsfW fit) fftO ' Wonders—Viewed from your easy chair. ... A» Aau Edison'fl Home Ivinctoscope and Cheap "r — 1 Film 'Exchange docs the trie!?, WEDDING GIFT. Demonstrations at y •" ' ..■■■, AND CO., LIMITED, LoTr ,.<? WEDDING RINGS. t Representatives ' goij,) jßct. Gold stamped; 16s. Bd. AUSettt'lASk : **■*■ J® wwi;®." 4 "? OT w. : Fur Coiwh-i a.itdChlilb never fails. Is. 6d.* . . STREET. ... .... .. ■ . .. Mm l bi IN ONE vgume l ' r-pHE NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA'contains in,. S I one Volume of convenient size (10i x 7 x 2J) •! , , ■ ' 1600 pages of email but legible type* and- i copiously illustrated. • ■ ■ The cumbrous Encyclopedia in many volumes is here superseded by one volume of convenient size, and yet the New Encyclopedia contains as much as six : volumes. :' The paper is thin bul strong, and opaque; the type is neat and readable ; the illustrations clear; the I maps many and in'their places. . 1 }n the arrangement of the articles the various ' I subdivisions of a subject have been grouped together ; I under the main heading, so that one may readily study i I it in all its bearings. - <■ 3 I The simplicity of treatment which has been in- 3 1 sisjed upon has not been at the cost of adequacy. No I subject which ifeqeives. any . treatments beyond the J I slightest, even in the .lisrgest Encyclopasdias has been .I, - I omitted, and many that are not mentioned, ill .the most; . J ■ -■ I recent have articles allotted to Ihcm, •• —■ .• i : I The articles are as short as they can.be.made j| , , I without sacrificing intelligibility. This is the sccrct of j I ttie vast ajnouht of '.ttiosyledge presented in so small a ) I compass. ;)■ I The New Encyclopaedia is up-to-date, and should I ,be in every office and eveiy home. It is within the' T'' ' I reach of everyone,. I STRONGLY BOUND IN CLOTK J ■ I Price - 9/- j ifcorn'oe Bomb -t». i| Xairbl:ott Quay, Wellington •