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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2383, 12 February 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Court en ay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY,, 2.90, . Messrs.. Fuller-Brenmn present their , INCOMPARABLE VAUDEVILLE CO.! Brilliant and emphatic success o£ .... . THE. SOHO TBIO. Two ladies and -a. _ f THE SOHO TRIO- gentleman in a . THE SOHO TRIO. dainty turn that' , < THE SOHO TRIO, artistic and bright,:./' Special and important engagement or ~f PHIL SMITH. Tho renowned ' PHIL SMITH. English Comedian. Assisted by MISS JESSIE BAELEL • England's Musical Cometlv Favourite. Increasing; Success Nightly o£' THE MERRY MAGPIES, ■ ■■' . THE MERRY MAGPIES, - , ' THE MERRY MAGPIES, Comprising all the-old favourites, ROSE LEE IVY.,. The fascinating ROSE TJSE IV'Y nnd incomparable ROSfi LEE IVY Calirotojn^Cr—^"""® In an entirelv new budget 1 THE DRISCOIjLS. THREE STARRS^ MISS MARIE QUINTRELL, j .. ITie accomplished Soprano and Pianist^ Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is.l fid.; Upper Circle, Is. Booking at Jiristol Piano Co. Cd. extra. Doors 7.15. j . TIMPEBSS' THEAT "Where Everybody Goes."NOW SHOWING: . . THE "VORTEX,. , „ Nestor's "Feature drama,/ TOPICAL BUDGET, " , '* World's Animated Newsy SCANDINAVIAN KINGS MEET, At Maimo.i' ' GALA AT SUMNER, ' ' - ■ For Red Cross Fund,!-. MOUNTAIN RAILWAY,., - .-Scenes of Magnificent .Grandeur; WHAT THE DAISY SAID, . . A.B.'s/beautiful, stoiy/ MAN V. BEAU," ' " •. V £, ; - ■ Strange Wrestling Matclw ■ ; Orchestra Commences -7;30-nightly. j ■ ~ WHERE TOrNIGHT? . V Custom begets habit, and preludes Pleasure at ■-r\\ •-MACMAHON'S . - .. THEATRE, j ItJL Manners-Stroet, i ( To-day (Friday,' Feb.; 12); To-night; d ' THE . EYE OF THE .'GOVERNMENT,! THE . EYE OF THE GOVERNMENT,;:} The: Third''of tiio" Big'Featuie .Series.-f.j A Story of Smuggling- in High-. Places, and' tKe.-Secret.;Se«ice,,w mi Together mth> .. "Carmelita's Roverigc" '(a/.lOTely_*'Jova...':','i story), "A Wild'Bido" (a comic episode*..;' 1 with the Sterling youngsters), "Breakinc • ; Into Gaol" (a .oejiriousr comedy),... and! "Our Warriors on the Ypres f ] ... Admission. 6tl.i-cliild.ren. always 3d. J ST;- - MARY'S GRAND • - •FESTWAE ': s On '■ '• ••''.••• TENNIS .COURTS, BOULCOTTSTREET * (Next Church), "" 12th and 13th fEBRUAEY.- . '• . GRAND CONGERT. ' By.'THB sports', pierrots; NATIVES' BAND ; (under, Xieut; Herd)«,' Dancing, Music, etc. Attractive Fancy and'other Stalls. | : Admission, 6d, Every Evening.,at ,7.30'.... 1 ; -- V-' 1 ! THE WORKERS' EDUCATIONAL 1 ASSOCIATION. ' TOWNKAT.i;. 1 MEREDITHTTMNSON' will !\«- •JL»A. dress meetings as under:—.,; Y,, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). mhFebraaryj's', o'clock—"The Old English Village"(ili .. lustratcd) .•-. . ■■- ■ - MONDAY, 15th' February, 8 p.m.-"TV Industrial - Revolution" (illustrated); .. ' ; : All invited -to attend. Collection at daorej • " • L; M. A: EEARDEN, - D. STANLEY-SMITH, ..A " " ■' Joint' Secretaries.-:•if..'*' mHE "Ever-Ready", Patented , 1 A ference device is applicable to lim '. * voice. Memo.,, Delivery, ; Consignment,' Receipt, and many other books. Simple,' cheap, and effective: Sole Agents,' the"".' Wellington Publishing Co., Ltd.; "Domini. " ion" Avenue, Wellington. ' HOTEL NOTICES. T E VI A THAN . H OTED (Nearly opposite Railway Station), • ■ , : DUNEDIN. ' . .... ■ THE FAVOURITE HOUSE. , . With the Travelling Public, Electric Light in Every Bedroom. Hot Baths can ba had at all hours Fret ; of Charge to Visitors and Boarders, , MODERATE CHARGES, , : ' ' Country visitors ate reminded thai ift only in Town for the Day they, can. obi ' , tfdn a Good Lunoh from 12 till 2, Fite Escapes. throughout the Building^ Night and Day Porters; ; .-j 'All communications to 1 -i JAMES CONNOR. ' ! Telephone 67. '■ P.O. Box 11^;. 'ft — ~ ' — . .WHERE TO STAY IN .WELLINGTON, t (JtHB 'ALBEET-HOTBE, (Corner of .Willis and MannersStreetsJl J Tariff—9s. 6d. per day; £2 10s. per -weet,, : ' \ JiS. M-DONALD. v Proprietor. ■■-■•■■•■■--'Av H I .N T O N ! S ; . ZEAIANDEE HOTEQ. ' . Jfannsrs Street,; - , . ■" u■ ■ "■. .... : ' ; ' ; " ' '*'• WELLINGTON. ' •• a. E. HINTON, . -.; Eropriotot.' •, "m H E GBOS VU NO B.S " A SYDNEY. . ■ "THE HOTEL THAT IS A-HOME." Every 'Comfort and Modern Convenience. » '. EXCELLENT CUISINE A.ATTENTIONS Most Elevated Position- in .Sydney;, 7. ■ 'J "Tariff: 10s. Per Day. ; - C. W. M, CHATEAU, ' l l i • ; ' -. '..Proprietor. « . OTEL GRAND CENTRAL, 10?f CUBA STREET,- 1 Wellington's Leading-Private Hotel. ' Ac«Hnmodation'.for.lOO giiests. Piretilas^ Cuisine. - -Every modern - ' ; Ladies' : Private; Dtawing-room. Sittingrooms,, eto.. Lounges,. and height. modern. bathrooms, including electrio light niid' 1 . electric fire alarms, Tajiff, 6s. day, 35s«' 'weekly. ■- WHERE TO STAY INPRIVATE ' HOTEL,.] .(Near Whaif Aroiiailway Station.)) Kitchen under entire charge of Mr. Fix,; -late Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington;,, for 9 veare. •'. - :Visitors' and Pennanents*,Rates: 6s, 1 . per day; 255. per week. "Phono 1656. .- MRS. FIX, Proprietreis. " 1 /CALEDONIAN HOTEL, BASIN K&< • V . .SERVE. WELLINGTON. E. M. DATOY (lato of Imperial and.. . ' 1 Royal Hotels) has taken over this >cll. 1 known and popular •' - .v, ~ I Speight's Beer Always on Tap, Free House. Single Bottle at Wholeoale' . Price.., _ ... .. . v ■ • -■• The very best of sunplittL . f Tolfinhons 2Z4.. . • •