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AMUSEMENTS. .. K ' OPERA HOUSE. ] Direction J. C. -WILLIAMSON,-LTD; J Managing Director3...Georgo Tallis, Hugh J ■ J. Ward,' Clyde Meynell. GRAND COMEDY SEASON; ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION. ; . t And . INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS ] Of, '.-. I FRED NIBLO & JOSEPHINE COHAN, FRED NIBLO & JOSEPHINE COHAN, FRED NIBLO & JOSEPHINE COHAN, ■ Supported by tlio ;■? .', J. C. WILLIAMSON COMPANY.OF:;; COMEDIANS, -•:-:..■: :, In the . .;■': i BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL COMEDY, ■ "THE FORTUNE HUNTER'" : "' ' "THE FORTUNE HUNTER."' - ' • "THE FORTUNE HUNTER.*'-;';;;. . By Winchel Smith, Author of "Brewster.'s- ■'•' ' Millions." ■'_ '■.'". -'':";•';• 7 . A DISTINCT AND DmEDIATEXHIT; ■: Everyone Who Sees It '■. Urges' Evervorio ./ Else to Go, ■ ... "■•'■"■ ' ' :'■; BECAUSE ••:•.■•• .•'■'■■' Everyone Comes Away Wantihg'To Do . . Everyone a Good Turii:-' ';;■ .;• '\- ; ■. "; 12th AUGUST: ."'. ; 'i ='Wr ;■ ."NEVER SAY DIEI" ~; /■'y~ : '■■- loth AUGUST:: ; X ~'•'; "- '(OFFICER CG6"! .''■ >i -„. • • Box Plans NOW OPEN at The Dresden. • • Day Sale Tickets' at Gr'aM> Opera ' Housa Cigar Divan. • ,o ' x £>•." '■>.-■ • Prices-D.C. and R.S., Gs.; Sf&lls.-Ss.'; Gallery, Is. Early Door Stallf'and'Gallery, Is. extra. J i <• "i-" ■''.•■" ' r[ s-?;-.«V. . • —: : —: .' uao::'.i. —i— .■ War New Announced Nightly. . : ■ tTAYWARD'S. ' THE* KING'S.' . " •■' LAST TWO NIGHTS.H xw-j:. ■ The City is Raring Over;* -r<-> - "HEARTS ADRIFT !"-Mary^-CRickford.. "HEARTS ADRIFT !"-MaryiiVp.)ck{ord.-. "HEARTS ADRIFT !"-Mary~.:Pickford.; "HEARTS ADRlFT!"—JlarywEickford;-: "HEARTS ADRIFT !''-Ma'ry((.*iotford-. A Combination of the Greatesfc'-3?ower—A- '•: .Picture and 'Actr6S3i''!(-: .;',•« ■■■. WORTH WALKING MILES.-TOi SEE.,. "HEARTS ADRIFT" IS WONDERFUL. PROCLAMATION OF \YAR;,t ENGLAND-WELLINGTON FOOTBALL AND. 5 OTHER GRAND FILMS ;! THE POPULAR KING'S ORCHESTRA. 6d. and Is. Reserves Dresden J ;i3..od;-r ■OM.PRESS .:T.H;E ;i AM| ; "Where Everybody ?.''*; STALLS, 3d. DRESS' CJQ?CLE;"6di ! "., ; .'.'' TO-DAY ■ AND. TO-NIGHT. ; ... V ~ : The Great Western ■ -•-•"v ' ■-.'• "Feature," .. '....,"," •''■'■ HvSHES OF THREE.''''. .- ■ "ASHES OF THREE:". '••;■; ,"■' ' "Williamson's -Weekly," "Waterfalls ',of• Terni" (scenic), "Mother, Love"'(Shamrock "masterpiece" drama), "A Midnight Cupid," etc., etc. ' / . '... Chamber, town hall. - only two more.recitals' ■;■■•'■.■ By-:- 7\.;; ' "THE INCOMPARABLE WATSON," ' ?THE INCOMPARABLE WATSON,". "THE INCOMPARABLE VATSON," ' ; ' "THE INCOMPARABLE WATSON,".;.; ■- •■ ' : Who, THIS (FRIDAY) NIGHT:"'■:" ; Will Deliver an Abridged Version of ■••-.• i Charles Dickens's Immortal Story, ' A CHRISTMAS CAROL. :.■ '-. ', '•■ A. CHRISTMAS CAROL.: : : ; .;.: :•.--,. •» -.'•.-Part.ll': )■■ FAMOUS IMPERIAL POEMS. '. s. • FAMOUS'IMPERIAL POEMS. -, "The English Flag";'"The R«lief of Luckt now"; "The Charge of the, Light Bri- ' gade"; and "Recessional." '■:'■'. : y TO-MORROW-LAST iRECttAL. " j Shakespeare's Tragic Masterpiece,. J MACBETH. . 1 35., 25.; Ui Plans at the Dresden. Day ' Sales at Christeion's. Commence at B'.■"■' ■ . • • CARLYLE SMYTHIS. l r MUSIC. MUSIC MUSIC. 1 f\VB, FIRST BIG GENUINE SALE j\J STARTS TO-DAY.; , '..; Thousands of. Songs and Piano; Solos .at 3 Prices to Astonish.'.-: • .:'. ' COME ALONG. COME ALONG, ■ ■ THE ANGLO-AMERICAN .MUSIC ,- STORE, 116 Cuba. Street. . ... f

J The • Yorkshire Society heldna >smok'e.. fc I concert last evening to weloojßfetojtNew. 5 i Zealand Mr. Joseph Blamiresi»Mayor of 1 Huddersfield, who lias come oUiijior.the. ~t purpose of attending the congrgss.,in..New.i 3 Zealand of tho British Association of 3 Science. Replying to a toastmnliis/hon- , our, Mr. Blamires said that Kew'Zealand was known all over tho, world; as, a ' great producing country, and " eised the necessity of cultivating the 8 land to the uttermost, as there was al- ! ways a market' abroad for the I 'products , of : Now Zealand. Professor Prihee-.'was" also present, and in the coursSVif.'a.'short * speech paid a nigh tribute to'''New Zea-> j land's fishing -resources, and (tdSd"stated 1 that the 6cenerv in New Zealarid;-outriv- ; ailed that of Canada. , ■"""""'." ""';: j " , •. . 1, . SERIOUS CHANCES , , 1 .-■ _ - -t I ■'■■'-..<<■:. s ARE TAKEN IN NEGLECTING A i SIMPLE CASE OF PILES. .... .. ' , Any person takes serious chances in " neglecting an attack of Piles.""' This ail- [ nient has a tendency.to become..chronic, , and there is also the dancer of ulcera- ; tion and forming of Fistula,",bqjlv 'very,. : difficult, to cure.. Tho safest remedy-for any form of Piles, whether'ltching; or. • Piutrudiug. is Doan's Ointment.; It causes . no detention from daily occupation,, and i the many cures made by, it have "ffladp' 1 it famous in every corner of. the, world. • It enjoys a.greater demand, urid.mote,"tm-' ; tbiisinstie popularity tban any other-Pilo;-f remedy, ever placed oii the market.'.:, V" i ■ Mrs.. Jas. Green, 29 Fitzherbert; Street, ' Pctono, Wellington, says: . "Sdmo: tune, i ago I 'was a martyr to Itching and Pro.'' i trwling" Piles,, .and, ( although -J; tried -. number.of Ointments and. other'remedies,- ; I got no permanent relief until I;uie<l.; Doan's Ointment. The Piles' ciused_ni6'; Croat suffcrin", the. pain and.'irritation. being very trying, particularly so at-'night' 'time, and during the warm, weather... ' Having read of cures effected by. .Doah'sOintment, I decided to. try .what""this" remedy would do for me.. I sent for a . pot, and used it with great success. ...It completely cured mo, and I have not been troubled with Piles since, a period of over twelve months. I need say no more, my . lasting cure speaks for itself." It cannot lie repeated 'too often thot '. Doan's Ointment will cure Piles ( it will .absolutely euro in every single instance. I Theu don't go on suffering, get this rem- ' cdy to-day. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s. per poti or will' be. , posted ou receipt of ' price by ' FosterBut, be sure you get DOAN'S.—Advt. M'Clellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Sydney/