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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2211, 25 July 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. mHE ICING'S THEATRE. X HAYWARD'S PICTURES. THIS AFTERNOON, AT 2.30. Glorious Kiddies' Matinee. Send tho Children to see "MARVELS OF NATURE." ■ "MARVELS OP NATURE." With, all its attendant Elephants, Pythons, Tigers, Monkeys, etc. . Prices: Children 3d. & 6d. Adults. 6d>. Ale. rnHE KING'S" THEATRE. f HAY WARD'S PICTURES. ' Your last opportunity of seeing the greatest natural history subject yet screened. Featuring wild animals in the Indian Jungle. All the denizens of tho wilds taken in tho open, free and' untrainelled, ■ Life in Tropic Climes. 1 : "MARVELS OF NATURE," " "MARVELS OF NATURE," . ; "MARVELS OF NATURE," Or a Day with Cherry Konrton. Perils and adventures in an Explorer's ■Life. • ' . • Supported by "'■ j "THE BLACK MASK." "THE MASTER OF THE MINE." "WHEN HAZEL MET THE VILLAIN.' , ■ "GAUMONT GRAPHIC." Etc., etc., etc. K Prices Gd. and Is. Plan Dresden, Iβ. fid. MONDAY NIGHT.' ;• A real life story of a Drama of London of - To-day, featuring Miss Ivy Close, The-beautiful, fascinating English Pio- . ture Actress, winner of the All-England j Beauty Competition. ' "THE LURE OF LONDON." . "THE LURE OF. LONDON." 4000 ft. of Star Cinema Droma. A drama tio Romance of London Town. Prices as usual. Plan Dresden. ' «fljl M P B E S S THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." ' STALLS 3d. DRESS CIRCLE 6d. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. 3 The Radio Co.'s Great Sensational "Feature," "THE LITTLE SMUGGLERS." "THE LITTLE SMUGGLERS.". "The Fire Coward" (Kalem's "master.' piece'); "French Fox Trappers"; '• "Queen's Chronicle" (topical); "Billy' 3 v ■ Honeymoon" (Gem Comedy); oto, NEW PROGRAMME MONDAY. FOOTBALL! , 'FOOTBALL! OOTBALL! FOOTBALL!, BASIN-RESERVE -BASIN-RESERVE TO-DAY, ' • TO-DAY, ■■■ SATURDAY!. 1 SATURDAY! SATURDAY! . SATURDAY!: . ■■■CORINTHIANS V. THISTLE! i CORINTHIANS V. THISTLE! In Second - ; Round of League"; Champion- ; ship. ■ .."" '"; Come and .See why in England-100,000 People Watch a Gamo Like'TUis. A GREAT GAME PLAYED-BY GREAT , ' •■ PLAYERS. ■ „■■ ' ;; ■ ' ' ADMISSION, 6d> •'•••■ ■.: ,v;; : ' ;; a. Williams, . ' ■ Hon. Sec,t : ■■ ■ ■--• TJLAYING Made Easy—We guarantee X • to teach you to play the Piano or Organ, read Music at sight perfectly, 01 roturn your Fee. The same results in a W weeks that used to take years, with- * out worry of eoales, exercises, or drudgery of any kind. Tunes the first lesson" Testimonials from pupils throughout New Zealand. Full Tuition, .£1 10s.; call for all particulars, and see Press reports of ' Concerts, etc., where our'pupils have appeared from 4 days' tuition, with no previous knowledge of Music. 'A visit costs you-nothing. Interviews any time. Birle/e College of Musie, Boulcott Cham--bers, Boulcott Street. Miss Coltman, , A.U .M.. Chief Instructress.

I BIBLE IN STATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE. , DEMONSTRATION IN SUPPORT OF REFERENDUM. , ■ ■ ■ DEMONSTRATION IN SUPPORT OF REFERENDUM, , ' TOWN HALL I ,,MONDAY, JULY 2.7 th, 8 p.m. ■'..... ■- SPEAKERS! THE HON. J. G. W. AITKEN. MRS". HARRISON LEE-COWIE, World's Missionary, W.O.T.TJ, MR. L. DE BERRY, M.A., Rector Hokitika Hjgh SchooU REV. J. PATTERSON, M.A., Ohristchuroh. OANON GARLAND. ' ." . ■ ■■-. .- / ! TTJTE could hot possibly afford to, have our s na?ne associated with anything that does not come up to the: highest standard of business 1 integrity. : .■ The Books you Buy 1 gf Whiicombe's Sale k are $ eti) Q n d Good. I There is no rubbish, no special purchases, n 0 " worn out stock from other warehouses, but o up * own genuine and well-selected stock that is offered you at this sale. . , ■ -• Every Sale Price means ; .. Reduction >' • : '• ■ ■ ■ v: -" ..■-■'■- ° s We want to reduce our stock' before the annual' t , balance in August; an<i it is only by making the-- " ■ prices attractive; io; the people can we hope-to -- succeed.: The hundreds of people who have, ' made purchases-; during the sale are our best advertisers.: \. .;■ -Sale., closes Friday, "July 31st