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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2224, 10 August 1914, Page 7

SPBtitiL ;:lrS TO OWNERS" OF - MOTOR OAKS. mHB NEW ZEALAND AUTOMOBILE. UNION hie been' asked- the ;.. Names of Motorists willing.to assist tli©- Authorities by .undertaking Bond ;. Duty, day or Eight, between Headquarters, the Government Buildings, and the EeYv„ ml Torts. The local Automobile Association ;ia.,cpmpilitig','a Ust. pt; its;.own Members for; tliis Service, and I now ask all unattached Motorists-wlv9.are.irillmg,to.,take,their,, 6hare of National Duty to send their names to ipe'or tjo. ; MR. DttLON-KELLT, the : Secretary-of the local Association," eo : . that a complete list of Volunteers may be Buppliel to the Authorities. From tliisjist the-number of Cars required for Sep vice each day (probably 5 or 6) will be detailed, in rotation, ■ for 12 or 24-houj duty, as may be fount! most convenient, 1 . r - \W, TLiTTS, ; " , Secretary N.Z.A;U„ - - : .J.:;'.','"Street..,,. . Telephone 2750,,.

AMUSEMENTS. FRED NIBLO. CO. ■ . GRAND OPERA HOUSE; ' BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING For BALANCE OF SEASON, Q.RAND OPERA "HOUSE. Direction .. J. 0. WILLIAMSON, .LTD, Managing Directors—George Tallis, Hugh : J. Ward, Clyde Meynell. GRAND COMEDY SEASON, FRED NIBLO -4 JOSEPHINE-COHAN, FRED NIBLO & JOSEPHINE COHAN, Supported by the ~. J. C. WILLIAMSON 'COMPANY.!'OF COMEDIAIsS,' . TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 AND TUESDAY. LAST TWO NIGHTS' " Of the : BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL.COMEPY, "THE FORTUNE HUNTER.- .i" '' "THE FORTUNE HUNTER." . '-; By Winch el Smith, Author of Millions." " THE TALK OF WELLINGTON.: '." . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST - 12th;FIRST PRODUCTION IN NEW- • ' ZEALAND -. j.: .--,-,-.. Of The Screaming Comedyj"NEVSß SAY DIE." ' • • "NEVER SAY DIE; , .'--;' ! ;;' The Play tfiat kept all . . ' Laughing. ( ' 1 '■" 15th AUGUST: - "OFFICER 666"! ' BOX PLANS FOR THE BALANCE OF;THE-=-• 6Ey\SON OPEN THIS MORNfNGI" ' . AT DRESDEN. Day Sale Tickets. at Grand Opera Houso Cigar Divan. . Pricesp-D.C. and R.S., 65.; Stalls, Si.}' Gallery, Is. ' parly Door Stalls-.arid (tal* lery, ,Is. extra. !'•' ' ; ' WAR' NEWS . Announced 'Mgjitly. TO-NIGHT AT 8. TQ-NIGHT AT THl!' ! S!j{G''s;; ALWAYS .THE BEST IN THE ..CITY. A very fine "special" to'-mght. A VIRILE AND VIGOROUS r DR AM A. Powerful in plot, and of .absorbing ■ ~ interest throughout,™! r-' : . A WAR OF WITS 'AND MONEY..; "WHEN' IRON AND STEEL -MEET." "WHEN IRON AND STEEL MEET." "WHEN IRON AND -STEEL■•MEET." "WHEN IRON , AND,- STEEL . AIEET." A .Drama "of 1 Love' Against Splendidly supported by a MAGNIFICENT LIST OFTILMS.'-" "MABEL'S NERVE":: "MABEL'S NERVE" of' rare ijfin.""--'•' "Their , Great Big '■* A,convincing dramatic successi' PUY DE DOME, art • "MONTHLY Great nature'study; r ' - r "-- "EXCITING HONEYMOON".,.(comedy), The Latest "GAUMONT GRAPHIC." THE KING'S ORCHESTRA: 6d. and l.s. Reserves Dresden, Is. 6d. "PLAYING Made Easy—We.: £ guarant6e, : X to teach you to play theuPiario - ojfOrgan, read Musio at sight perfectly, 01. return your Fee. The same results in-a few 'weekis that used to take years;.'without worry of. scales, ery of any kind. Tunes' the first lesson. Testimonials frorij pupils throughout,-New Z6aland.'''TflH .Tuition. 'M 10s.j-call for all particulnrs, and see Pk^'reports of Concerts, "etp;,' where, our ' appeared frofn i days'' tuition, - with'-, no previous knowledge "of Music, .''.'A' yisit coCTs'you nothing." Interviews'any'time.' Birley's -College of llijsio, Boulcott.ChSfifbers, * Street!" " Miss';Coltinari,. A.U.M„ Chief Instructress. '. ■ "".-'".v \. THE 'TERRY" LIGHT'CAE. The 19U Model "Perry," both as regards appearance and cost of running, ii eae of the finest small oars now on thi market. The specifieation inolndes Boseh ignition. Zenith cirbyrettor, 8 Sankey detachable steel wheels, and Dunlop- trrea: Messrs. Inglis Brgo., of Harris Street, Wellington, who are the agents for thi* ear, afld at garage it may .be inspected, will h 0 pleased to give demonstrations to all intending purchasers. ; - Prioe, complete with laipps,, ;8215.—Adit. ■ AUSTIN MOTOR-CARS. The latest models of 1914 Austin cava are coming to hand regularly by ' each direot mail steamer. These machines are the latest product of a very progressive manufacturer, and are full of lnterest'to ipoforist and intending motorist. ' Most models can now he supplied with Electrio Self Starters,! Electric Light, Streamline Bodies of very handsome design are' supplied on >11 models. Heavy axles and "sptvcial springs on all Colonial models. Copies' or Catalogue and' Austin: Advocate tnailed free pp Application to . ." SCOTT MOTOR AGENCY, Lower Cuba Streot, Wellington,'' BE BRITISH. ' Before Buying a MOTOR WAGON corir iider whore you will send your money. The DAIMLER' WAGON is British and the proved best. Write''for ' fjee catalogue and details to G130.;' HENNING, Sole Dominion Representative; Auckland. '. -'. THE SUPREME SUNBEAM, f. Holds all World's Reoords frons'- 'iOO 1000 miles. Average speed per.'lOOO. ttilea; T-orex 90 miles per hour. FOR SPEED, COMFORT, AND Supreme SUNBEAM has no equal.- '-\Vo ; have just landed a shipment.,,of. 1914 models in which are embodied all the latest refinements in Motor-cur., construction, 'Inspeotion Invited. -MAGNUS, SANDERSON, AND CO., LTD., Opera Grarflgo, Wakoflold Btr6et (rear.:of; New Opera House), Wellington. Agents for Sunbeam, Zedel, Vuloan, Cars; al6o Leyland Lorries.—|dvt,. .. -j In every town of importance' l irr New Zealand we are represented, \Ve forward parcels (colloot on C.O.D. if: roquircd), deliver goods, pass entries,: move furniture. You'get extra cai'o', : 'without extra charge. The N.Z. Express" ; Co., Ltd.. 87-91 Customhouse Quay—Advt. Administration of .Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation i«.fiies boil as euarsnteeing (he proper adminijti&tion of eeuoM estates,-!