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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2318, 27 November 1914, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE FOB THE KIDDIES, SATURDAY, 2.30 p.m. _■- nPHE KING'S. PEKING'S, I HAYWARD'S PICTURES. ■ - .Last Two Nights. Last Two Nights. Of that Motion Pichu'e Success, -• "THE SHEPHERD OF THE SOUTHERN - r-'• ■ "THE SHEPHERD OF THE •■-•- : . . SOUTHERN CROSS." ■...„., A play of lifo in the , 4500 ft. Land. - «WPAn All-Australian Production- .! "KING'S WAR GAZETTE.". Latest from Seat of \Vm.;";_-■■ "ANTWERP UNDER SHOT- 'AND .- SHELL." .. '•...■ British Forces in the Firing. Line. , "Our Indian Troops at Marseilles,, Gkurkas, Sikhs, Pathans. „ . "STUDY OF FLOWERS," a coloured genv "DON'T MONKEY WITH THE BUZZ SAW." A real Rood comedy. - KING'S ORCHESTRA. ; . - Gd. and Is. Reserves Dresden, Is; 6a. EV E R Y.B 0 D Y?S', Only tho very best. Daily, from noon till 10.15 p.m. . You know it is said laughter is a splendid tonic? Why not. save doctors' billsK Send tho children on Saturday to See tho.'Koystono Comic. - t THE PROPERTY MAN. : . THE PROPERTY MAN, Children-3d.-Children. Tho laughing seasons ends Saturday night, 10.15 o'clock. Be sure and bo early to-day, THE PROPERTY MAN.' Wellington's thousands have marched nightly to Everybody's machine gun and repeatedly retreatea with an identification disc. 'The General in oharge has commandeered same, and interned the bearers to eeo tho Keystone success of. tho moment. ,* . ' • ' Why not join our great army? THE PROPERTY. MAN. THE PROPERTY MAN. With CHARLES CHAPLIN as Props. ': CHARLES CHAPLIN You must laugh at Props. ANTWERP UNDER SHOT AND SHELL. • (Pictures from tho seat of war.) TELL-TALE SCAR, . (An exciting drama.) PA.THE WAR GAZETTE (latest news). (Beautiful scenic), MOUNT DORE.. Prices—Od. and 3d. . . "Come now, and lot ns reason' together, saith the Lord; though your sins be as scarlet they shall be white as snow, though, they be red like CRIMSON; THE\ r SHALL BE AS WOOL." •".:.'.- WHERE TO-NIGHT? ' M'ACMAHON'S THEATRE, To-day (Friday), and To-nig.ht, Nov.' 27. . An exquisite series of. Masterpieces. , 1. Hot Father's Story, thrilling drama i (Bronco); 2. Northern' Hearts, loyelj , drama (Selig); 3. A Mother's, • Message heart-appealing drama (Selig); i. .A Wee! at the Seaside, great comedy (Itala); 5, Anonymous Love, immense comedy (S 1 and A.); 6. Though Your Sins I)o,as Scarlet (Superb). i HER SINS;BE AS SCARLET. :-■ "■ i ' Two Hours' Entertainment. ■:.:■■■■■■■ >■ ' Gd. Everywhere. Children 3d. always. ' •' NEW SONG!!!-; - : -'-'" "-.. "SING ME THE ROSARY" , (The sweetest song of all). Also tho above Song arranged as • i Beautiful REVERIE for. PIANOFORTE SOLO. . .•,-,: . Price, Is. 6d. per 'copy; posted, Is. 7d per copy. Only obtainablo from .':-.' , THE ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSK STORE, 11C Cuba Street. ' costs 65.; same v. T. H. Gingell,-£( 10s., costs Bs.; Allan Orr and Son v W. H. Mill, 75."6 d., costs ss::' r "\ ; -\'. .. JUDGMENT-SUMMONS:/:. 1 ;;; Harold F. White was ordered i to. -paj the Empire Loan and Discount ~Co. Ltd., the sum of £16 19s. December .10, in default spena'.ioiirteei daysin gaol. '.""1.7--1-' •

At'tlioir yards, Ranstitikei Street, Pal-inorston-jNorlU. on Saturday next, Messrs. Abraham and 'Williams, Ltd.; will auction, HO draught h'orsoa, harness horses, hacks, and ponies. =?IV, '-;•* you havo now an opportunity of changiiiK that scratchy needle-producing machine into a smooth sweet, Fnthcuhone.' For a limited period we are offering to purchasers of fifteW Pathephone Accords, the uncomparable sound-'-box for 2s. Cd;, instead of 15s. This will, instantly convert your old machine.' Don't delay I Oscar Hwett and' C 0.," Sole Agents, 56 Caba Street, ,W.eUingtan,->-^.dT^