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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2149, 15 May 1914, Page 9

"PRISONER OF 7/ENBA." ■ Make Sure—Book at th* Dresden, Is. (id. * It is toe sflod to !ni-9s, LAS')' TWO NIGHTS.- 1 And a JtATLNEB To-iwomnv, nt 2,30. T&AYWAItD'S PIMGRJ3S. THE KING'S THEATRE. Good Pictures. Good Mosi-e. ' IUNIGIHI' Ai 8 XlSflTLf ; '3*he best flltaction hi town. '. Elegantly Costumed, Ijegally Staged, : ami Massively Mounted. ; A FAVOUHITB OF FAVOURITES. ; Julius Knight's Bjrbml; Hit. ■ Hope's Disibvifuislittl Romance. ■t-Weft. Ptetnro Monarch. "THE PRISONER 01? ZENDA," "TUB FUISONKB OF ffiNBA," ' ■ "THE PRISONER. OV ZENRA," I "TUB PRISONER OF XENPA,* ; "if love were (lie only thing," Acted with fervour ter JAS. K. . HACKETT.nmI FAMOUS Bayers,,, . Afoo, Ono ©f ' • THOSE DELIGHTFUL I'KOGfiAMMEi ' I'w which THIS LISAPINtt Hftt!SE ISJ FAMOUS. Mio KiiJß's Orchestra. Gil. and I*. Reserves Dresden, IS. Gil. : WILL F.VKKY.fiODV'I'I.EASE STAND UP? . . •. , The afinonneoment is just a. pi ain■ ono • of fact. Them were many ptoljta-.at the feast of melody nntl mirth piovktaj ■ last nighi. in tlio r-eeoistl ofle-mig by THE DANDIES. TBJG DANPIDS; At tto ' '■"' TOWN SAL t. (Concert Chamber J . ... '•■ • The .goed people of Wellington: having ait-ended Uro banquet of tiio pxeviou.s, \nek cuib-s in large numbers to partake , of tb.o second ceurse, So numerous ivipre they that tile guardians of the -jkirtn-ls had rehielaiilly to turp them away: But that was j-estww. 'When (hi? -hriHght ehudews havo deepened into.iiie cofting night ■ -■ ■ THE MKOlE§;,.'.. : . .' ,TUE iUNMfcSy. ~ ~; . Will npaiix present tlreir now. pro.itTamrftC': of which, it is said, that it is latter tliS;h the first-. Bo liiat mit may, thcW is lictter to follow, far , ... ~,', THE DANDIES. '. ~ • , , THE IUN.DI.ES. . ;. ~;.■ Have a newi-failiiig supply of things Merry and Mirthful. THB DANptES.. ■ ■ , • ■ - THE UANDiIES, ■ ~:, Once ngain kt the warding-be uttc?ed. Tlios; ef you wh-ft du.fl.y by tli.e w.jysido oil yeiir journey so Wie HeH of -tyi.vtji. bo wise, good people; be ivise* Book your feeafe nt the Dresden <i>c extra tell) siftd. thereby avoid the necessity °f bit" ing hard on the (ootlj Wheii it is ft!iÜBithced thnt "No.no can enter now!" , , The pfaiis are -sit the Dttsfav .Wd the tos demaiiilM are 3s. r 2?., and is. .; '...' IJirection, Kdward BraJiscoinhc. Ltd ; . . General Tlcpntsent»tive,«>ifolm Hopkins, ". PLEASE SIT DOWN! '. ''. : M A StiS'S oXb 15 15 N S.. tat:ta, lower hutt ' ; {One Of WeUinßton's tovelieet Show ' Kiiees}. 'i visit tfi- Well:ii>Kto.n is ctiro.pl : e4c «4thOtit a day at those Delightful o«*t.. dens. Kes-iaeuts of Welljiiftton wlro «p----preckt.e tWr privileges visit them WBU-W-rfj'. Visitors receive a heart? -ivelconie. Take any train to Lower Rutl, Motor. Bus will meet you. PARE .SIX, fl-ENCB. Ke'resli-mfijits 6% the fest at town prices. Cut Flowed* in ahiindnnoe., Now the time to order Rh«i3fldendrans, Aziileafi Cawelias. The choicest varieties Mβ to T>e foiind pn these behu, Mful BftrfertS, besides-. other trees and shrubs-, . ' . ME MUSIC FOR THE SEASON*, the Daneing Season is- upon «s. would bis well fo-? All interifEted to sot the .latest successes. W.o Mcam-jAewd".jflifi..foilbji-i»B:— ■ ■■,'..-■«' ■ ■■■'WAtTZ.ES-**W-w-n of Sprin-E" (Hcpo)., "Golden Morn" (Cowley), "FiflMs f>l GiSd.ness" (Aviicliffe), "Drcaiiii of tlie South" fLineoln). PRICE Is. -3d. EAQIT. TBS TANGOS-ho Tango is sure to lw popular j-n the BaUnratii this .Winter, Pull supplies of tlie esireonliliary success, "Tres MoUtarde" ('"Eco M-ticii tatd"), nlwiys on. haml, OHttr |mpiilar uum-bw-s are;-"Th? Bttdley Gcqrgfr/Vand "The Brazilian." PRICE Js..ifd,. EACH. OH3 OB Hμ'bert' > a-.nd "PoliCtman's Ifoliriay" are without a rival. Will be ph.v»d>*-Mt-*fce*fetMs Winter I'KICE I<s. fl'l EACIL BAKCB AL-EpMS-Cont-ainiivg 6 toll programme. CMpfletl's tSS D.uwfi- ASban-i, Cramer's Albw-ni No. lfl. AH.-vii« Dftnce. No, 15. PEttil Is. RAGII. &!. pwtnl. We eiidfeavottr to keep i.ii the ■ latest, and w-e cthvats welcoiiic ■ visitors to ■our warehouse to hear t ! hes« pltfyet)..ovfr-.' CtAS: BiaGG ASD 66.,. I,m. . . SUNSEES ST.. WBLUiS'OTQN. . : Sflsle Agents for Pianos by BluMinor, •■ Briasinead, gflfied-meSftti xind flfter ~. "WoHd'famed Muiers.

APPLICATION FOR SHARESTHE CROWN THEATRE COMPANY, , LIMITEB. Al?n NOW BElXrt lil-CEi\j:D Will, H. TURNbULL AND CO., 27 IHMMI hlfiEl'.T, WELLINGTON. rnosrncrus ox .vrrncAnov Soft $s Silk , ' VI "■ Paper serviettes are common enough in Tea Rooms and Restaurants, and now they are fashionable in the home. But do not confound lhe two classes of serviettes. Those intended for home use —and they are now used at Afternoon Teas. Ball Suppers, ©a—are of a very • - superior quality. ' , , ' ' - - The crepe paper is as soft' as silk,, ' , ~ and some have very rich floral designs in • •• colours, others with conventional designs,' and all are very dainty and artistic. ' Whitcombe's are showing .a very choice assortment of these novelties ,( in serviettes. Crepe Paper Serviettes in delicate lace design: 50 in a box at 2 - per box Serviettes with conventional design in colours on border: 50 m a box at 2/~ per box Crepe Paper Serviettes scalloped edge, with floral border in rich ami attractive colours; 48 m a box . at 2*6 per bb\ Plain White Serviettes with scalloped edges, SO in a box „ ... - per box Serviettes with floral borders at 7j6 per thousand Large Plain White Serviettes ill 10,- per thousand They save the cost of washing and arc cheaper