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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2151, 18 May 1914, Page 7

.-' <ty--- : AMUSEMENTS. pRANDV: ;.,, OPERA HOUSE, ■ Lessees Z..'..:....;-; J.' C. Williamson, Ltd. 1 tfulj.LcSStt?S, ; - ■ 'J ?-. : ;,H.'GKOUGE WILI.OUGIIBY,'LTD.' Managing Director; J.!;-. Geo. Willoughuy J ■.Directors.... Messrs. Gc<;>, T. Eaton, A..8.; : ; :I,''-.f:---'■' Dsvics, ami lien .1. Fuller. ■..;,'■'. (MONDAY), AT: ■ t 'f-i^'X■::■;■ ' . .Ami-- ; -. '-■..■.;■ '■...':;■ : S:. ; ;:".■;>?. .-TUESDAY EVENING. ■ ' '.' Positively-Last Two 'l'ro.seiilal.'ons-.of' ' ' - ':'' '■'(.'XCLF, TOM'S CABIN,"' -'. - ." "UNCLE TOJI'S CABfN," ' . Tho Greafcft Melodramatic lt«sical \ovelly of Hie Asc. AWy 'Portrayed by GEORCi E \V S LS.UUG II BY'S NEW UKAMATIC COMPANY. WEDNESDAY NE"ST, SOth INST., SECOND aVPI'AUi PRODUCTION. A Siiiiipiuous Dramatic Achievement. FOR THE 'FIRST TIME IN N.Z. The liri-cnscly Sensational Mining Drama, "AT CTvIPPLE CREEK." "AT CKIPPLE CPIEBK." "AT CRIPPLE CREEK." Depicting Lif* in Hie Lawless Regions of j 'Western America. Cosmopolitan Types of Hmnanity only to be met irith in Milting Camps far from Wfininj'lnfluences of CiviHsation. The ChAraetoiv; arc unique and niost ! stremionsly enaeied by tha Gift*»d Artists ; of this Excellent Orgmisatroii. The Scenery ami Effects Lavish, to a. Degree. Produced Under Supervision -of GEORGE AVILLOUGHBY. Stage Aiajuiger HEE-BEST LEMH I'KICES POP'OLAIi: 3i„ 25., arid is. Booked-Fee, Is. Box Plans at the Dresden until 5. fcubsequently until 7, with Day Sales at Clins, tpson's. Hairdresser. i Early Doors, 7 to 7.30, fid. -extra. BitsinessJfanaßer !^._W:^BATlßTE^ B3 OYA.L AVELLINGTON CHORAL h ' SOCIETY, MB. CHRISTIAN HELI/BMAN& Coiidudor. "M A U I T A N A." THUBSDAY, 28th MAY, I'M. Soloists: "Maritana."-Miss Helen. Gnrd'aer, Dun. Wl' l ' l - „- > sr 1 "LazariHo"-Arrs. Grqgor AAood, Melbourne. »„ , ,r , "Don Caesar"—Mr. Gregor Wsod, M&lIjourne, "Don Joso"—Mr. Hoiniltoa Hod.ges, "Captain"—Mr. Warren. Ticfcets-4s. R-e.sen-ed; 3?. Reserved. Box Plan opens at the Dresden Thursday, 21st May, at 9 a.m. ' Secy, BAj:.tBOOM DANCING. MRS, H. B. MASON. GLASSES for Beginners ato held o-n Monday and AVednesd-oy Eyentogs, in th« Private Hall, 60 Qlmvnm Street, nsar St. PEter's Church. Term coftwtences vrith pupil. Private lessons by arrangement. All tlw latest ballrcom dances iausiit, including VkniicSo Hesitation Waltz, Trot, Tango. Proficiency ensured in sis private aFTslo ITS' O-iSBEKS,' TAITA, LOAVER- HUTT {One oif Wellingtlon's Loveliest Show . places)! No visit to Wellington is complete without a dav spent at those Delightful Gar-il-ena. Residents of Wellington who op-, prneiate their privileges visit th-c-iri re.gufarly. Visitors always receive a hearty welcome, Tafco oriy train to tower Hntt. Motor Bus will meet yeu. FAEB SIX. PENCE. . Refreshments ot the best atj town prices. Cut Flowers in abtfcdanoe. Now is the time to order Rhododendrons. Azalea?. Camelias. The choicest varieties are to fee found in these- beautiful gardens, ljesidcs,, numerous w'her trees and slirubs. _, ,

Overhaul to the eolH«f Komfttfl, if- expoctcii in he c-tjnpteted in time for her 1» leave Woltiwrtoii for Wcstport on/ WcdMStln.y Qf tins week, On account of Saturday's inclement weathor the departure of the Pnkaki from SVell'iftet-on for New Plymouth cud Greymoutti was poi-tptmod till to-day. Tho ststtlMr Borderer, which is ot prosent ciiiSeiHH'SinE hardwood limbo? .at Auckland, brought 2,509,00' feci of tllo timber for lh* four New Zealand main ports. Tho greater pari of < tho cargo will be put out, d.t Uuned'in.

.ftUEUMATISJI, "1 bad rheumatism am! sinffewd so miicli lltat I cmild not slecD," says Mr. J3. ltoive, Cornwall, T.??. "After three years of snfl'enjjs; a friend r«c«miinAnrt*d ii-.o to try Cliiiiufwrliiin's Pain Balm, slid before iisiiiß hall' a. bottle. I was wwiderfullr relieved, Two bottles removed all }w : -'~ «nd n.oa; I aai tnyiieli as&ia"