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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2262, 23 September 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. piUND OPERA HOUSI SUCCESS FOLLOWS SUCCESS,-. TO-NIGHT, For fto La3t Time, • "THE GAY LORd"queX.". THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, ."DAVID GABRICK,'? Preceded hy louis N. Parker's Playlet, "THE MAN IN THE STREET." "THE MAN IN THE STREET.". FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, "THE GREAT- ADVENTURE" (Arnold Bennett). SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, "THE-SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.'* Box Plane at the Dresden, and afte closing at Chriateson'e. Day Sales, ChristeWs and Miss Lea Lennox's. PRICES-58., 35., Iβ.

"EWERYBODY'S. OPEEA HOUSE PALATIAL.Daily from Noon till 10.30 p.m. MOBILISATION PROCEEDS. The "SIEGE" of the ticket box by Pn tnohe Britons anxious to get to tl 'TKONT" and see OUE BIG MOTIOI PANORAMA continues with elan. AND IT'S WORTH ITA great intellectual record c Scenes and Forces in the World's Wai Teeming with Vital Matters. "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAR." "EUROPE IN PEACE AND WAE." (Just from* London.) Including THE FIRST AUTHENTIC WAR NEWS THE FIRST AUTHENTIC WAR NEWS DECLARATION OP WAR. GERMANY'S ANSWER TO RUSSIA. "TO ARMS!" - "TO ARMS!" BRITAIN MOBILISING HER-ARMY. SEETHING. PATRIOTIC SCENES. FRENCH RESERVISTS LEAVING ' FOLKSTONE. AND 5 OTHER GREAT PICTURES. 6d. Adulta. , Children. 3d. JJI MPRE S S ' THE A TEE "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS, 3d. . DRESS CIRCLE Gc TO ; DAY AND TO-NIGHT. '" LAST OF ■' ~: • The Gloria Co.'s Magnificent : ; ■ .Society "Feature,"';''".-". "A STOLEN INHERITANCE. ,, . Special Supporting Films. NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. PALAIS; ; DE .'"DANSE ' Ingestre Street/;. ;.'..;:• Contiguous Dancing Every Evening fron 8 p.m. till 11 p.m. Admission, 6d. The latest fashionable craze'in Mel bourne and Sydney. All 'the' latesi Dances, including the Ballroom Tango One-Step, Hesitation Waltz; Two-Step anc others. •, ■ Charges for Dancing—Single.Dance Tic fc^jt, ; -.-M.-; fiix-dance "ticket, is.; twelve dance tickets," , .ls. ,'6d..\ Available, for'.'.u'si at.any time. Mr. F. Fitzmaurice, Tango Expert from the Salon de Luxe, Sydney, is nov forming morning and afternoon classes o tuition. Full orchestra. 'Phone 1765. DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. BY Request, Ball in Aid of Mayor , ! - Patriotic Fund, Town. Hall, v FBIDAY, 25th. September. ■ . POSTPONED. ' H. A. W. M'KENZIE, ' Eon. Sec.

Ready on the spot—no waiting; Cairn Coffee. A teaspoonful'and boiling water Now, don't get an imitation. Gel "Camp."—Advt. GREAT BRITAIN'S GREATEST PIANOS. Of the many celebrated English instru ments stocked by The Dresden Viani Company, Ltd., none enjoy such an en viable position and reputation as th< Broadwood Piano, made l>y the oldes established firm of \ piano manufacturer! in the British Empire—John Broadwow and Sons, Ltd. Other British-built pianos at "The Dresden" include thi renowned Sames and the excellent am reliable Collard. ' The famous Canadian organs—The Bel and the Imperial—are also on view. Easi terms. The Dresden Piano Company Ltd,, Wellington. ' North Island Man ager, M. J. Brookes.-Advt. BE BRITISH. Before Buying a MOTOR WAGON consider where you will send your money The • DAIMLER WAGON is British and the proved best. Write for fiet catalogue and details to GEO. HENNING, Sole Dominion Representative, Auckland. All business men know us-rall pushing business men employ us, for they have learned- this: That for forwarding parcels, distributing goods, passing entries, our service is "on top" for quickness and reliability. The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd., '87-91 Customhouse Quay.—Advt. THE CAR OF THE YEAR. ; Th'e SUNBEAM Car is undoubtedly the most popular oar in England' to-day. It famous on the Racing Traok by its marvellous speed, and oh the road for its reliability, easy control, quiet running, and low cost of upkeep. SUNBEAM Care hold all traok Tecords from 100 to 1000 miles, also the record, for .one to twelve hours, ooverinpt 107.95 miles in the hour,- and 1078 miles in ,12. hours, or an average speed of over 90. miles per hour. On June 10th and 11th, 1914; the SUNBEAM, again proved its''superiority by annexing the Tourist Trophy Race at the Isle of Man, beating all other English and Continental oars, with ease. If you are contemplating the purchose of a car be sure and eee the SUNBEAM before do ciding. MAGNUS. SANDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, l ■■■ Wakefield Street,- Wellington, agents for' SUNBEAMS, ZEDELS, .VULCANS, AEDEN and LAGONDA CARS, LEYUND LOfc R]ES. . ■-;.

Administration of Estates.—the Ooean Accident and Guarantee Corporation issues bond* cuaranteeing the proper admin, titration of dewmd rwmm «eUtee.-n