Page 9 Advertisements Column 4

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2190, 1 July 1914, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. Book Early at the Oregon. lj o*- ■ THE KINO'S THEATRE TO-XIGUr-AT 8-NIGIITLY. Our Choicest Art Programme. UNUUTED UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Of our M,irtiing Slur .Feature. 800011. Scientific Hard Avis. THE ON Li' PICTURE OF 'ITS KINJ> The World has omt scon. DOWN THE CR VTRR, OF VESUVIUS. DOWN THE CBVTEB OF \EbLYIUS. DOWN THE CRATER OF VLSUV II S DOWN THE OUTER OF VESUVIUS down Tin: nfA'rnn of Vesuvius, down* inn cratbr of Vesuvius. A Mftitot. An Education. •THE THIRD STIUNC " "THE THIRD "CUING." JaeoWs Grnit Story ( w<os a Fuiorc. Nigbth-IT'S . . t "■THE STORY THE GA 'E TOLD" "THE STORY THE GA'l,3 TOLD" A Poerlc*: Pwrfpcl Sec 't. "THUOrtiH THE OVERCY DISTRICT" "\rt of t'io Turner" (Industrial). "A NIGHT OUT" (Comedv), "Graphic" THE KING'S ORCHESTRA tfd and 1« Reserves Dresden, Ijb 6>l. EIMPRISS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS 3d. DRESS CIRCLE 6d. TODAY \ND TONIGHT. I'mnl Appearance of the Great rno-.mel Sensational "Feature," "THE VULTURE OF GOLD." "THE VUL'ITRE OF GOLD'' ■'THE VULTURE OF GOLD." And a Special Suppoiting Scics. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. fiMKO OPERA HOUSE. VJV Tor ?o\cl Nights Commencing WEDNESDAY, Bth JULY, 1914 The Wellington Amateur Operatic Society \nll piesail Plamjuctte's \Ustcipiece, "PAUL JONES!" Lavishly Dresstd and Staged. Undei tUo Personal bnprnision of MR, TOM POLHRD. A Ca.-t of Exceptional Strength. Magnificent Chorus of -80 Voices. Prices, 4s, 29. 6d., Js. Puvate Boxes, JCJ Is Early Doors 6J. extra. Plan opens at Dresden 0 a m Tridaj, 3rd July. Musical Diiector, Mi. D. A. fanny. E. B. VANCE, Hon. Secretary. The. Finest Art Exhibition E\ei Held in Wellington I THE BAILLIE GALLERY Of BRITISH PAINTINGS. In ' HARBOUR SHED "U," next Terry Wharf I f\VER iOO Pictures by Leading Artists. Hours: Every day (eicept Sunday), 10 am. to ' 5 3!! pm., and Tuosdny, Wednesday Thursday, and Fndav EvcmnES from 7.30 to 10 Admissiop—ls ; Children, 6d. Season Tickets, Ts. Gd.; Students' Tickets, 6s, Special Arrangements for Tea Parties Admission to Exhibition, and Tea Pro\jded for 20 Persons—COs. Art Union Tickets 3si 6d, Each, or Book of Nine, 20s TEC HARMONISTS. In tho presence of Hμ Excellency the Go\eiuor aiid Lady Luerpeol. > rpOWN (SMALL) , HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-SIGIIT '. THE PAGODA OF FLOWERS. Pnce>-3s (Reserved), 257, and la. Plan end Tickets at DrKtlcn. D«>rs at t.lo. " Tfil. 3390 WiSON'S -G A\flTl N8; TAITA. LOW>' «.HUTT (One of WetlmgU* j Lavollcit Show Plfccosl. .', ' No vis\t to Wellinefon le coraplcro with, out a day spent at th(*« Delightful Gardeaa Jlesidents of Vhc upfireciate their p;inlcges visit them reßuorlj,. VieitoM alway^ i receiVt n welcome, Tako any train to Lower Hutt, Motor Bui will meet you. FAR 3 SIXPENCE , , R«£r<«hra' , nts of the best at town prices Cut Flowdri in abundance. Now is the time to order Rhododendrons. Araleas, Camelias The choicest \anotie9 nro to be found jn these beautiful gardons. besidos nnruorous other trcta and shrnbs.

Complete Range of outfits T at wwtcomfte's' ' i are hours of pleasure and instruction \ ' in a Meccano Outfit: it is the most ingenious } mechanical device ever inveiUcd.'and for boys V who have a turn for. mechanics it is very helpful, v You can get a moderately priced Meccano or a $ more expensive one, but every outfit is worth the < , money. '^' } Brice Hist „ - \ I fltocano oufflu accessory Outfits ) { No. 0 - price 5/- No. Oa - price 4/- $ ' No. ! -■ ~ 8/6 Mo. la . n 8 /6 , - No. 2 • „ 16/6 No. 2a - „ 9/6 , No-3 - .. 25/- Nα 3a - n 16/6 No. 4 - , „ 40/- jSo. 4a - „ 21/No. 5 - „ 63/- ]Nj Oi 4 a in walDal jUined box 52/6 ' Preseiifation Outnrs s°. 5a - „ 55/- . _ Inched i,, » ,tau. »U,n«d bcx ISO. 5a i, wat.ur hi 80/with lock and key rr~~ > No. 5 «■ price 90/- Motor No, 1 price' 9/6 " No. 6 * „ 165/- Motor No. 2 „ 28/6 ; ' Call in and let us show you how Meccano is operated * LAMBTON QUAY « WELLINGTON "'