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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2394, 25 February 1915, Page 7

AHUBEMENTS. QEAKD OPERA. HOUSE. A Lauzh in time saves e.uig doctors' bills. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE LAUGHING SEASON, To-night and To-morrow (Thursday) (Friday) THE CHAPERON THE CHAPERON THE CHAPERON THE CHAPERON runnier than Tho Glad Eye. THE CHAPERON. THE CHAPERON. THE CHAPERON. THE CHAPERON. With Ethel Bane as Rosamond Gaythorn, And Beanmonth Smith's Glad Eye Company. COMB AND MEET THE WELLINGTON . JONESES. Prices—s6., Bs., Is. Early doors to Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. Day Sale 3at Misa Lennox's and Christeson's. . BOS PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. KING GEORGE THEATRE, LOWER HUTT. SAT. NEXT. LOWER HUTT. SAT. NEXT. Opening of the Tour of ■ THE GLAD EYE. THE GLAD EYE. MONDAY, March Ist—MASTERTON. pRAND OPERA HOUSE. VX Commencing AT THE MATINEE' AT THE MATINEE SATURDAY NEST, FEBRUARY 27. SATURDAY NEST, FEBRUARY 27, Direct from a phenomenally successful season in Sydney. BEAUMONT SMITH _ Has the honour of introducing his great novelty play: SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS. SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS, SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS. SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS A dramatisation of Ethel Turner's famous stories, "Seven Little Australians'"Miss Bobbie." • HARRINGTON REYNOIDS As DR. WALLACE (The famous Father Kelly of "The Rosary," in another great .character), CECIL HAINES as MASTER SUDS. VERA SPAULL as MISS BOBBIE. And a notable company of Juvenile and Adnlfc Stars; MATINEES On account of the tremendous children's interest in "Seven Little Australians/' it has been decided to give special Matinees W , , SATURDAY, FEB. 27, at 2.15. • MONDAY, MARCH 1, at 3.15. , TUESDAY, MARCH 2 at 2.15. Prices: 45., 3s„ 25., Is. Children, HaJfpripe, except to GaUery, to both afternoon and evening shows. Avoid disappointment by BOOKING EARLY. AT THE BRISTOL.

s e 0 0 r b 3 1 8 fc 8 1 1 D 1 1 I k i ( | t | L L . at 1.30 p.m. the Wellington Auctioneering Co. will sell seasoned kauri, matai, totara, and riniu timber; also mantelpieces, grates, range, tabs, copper, bath, and a staircase. The eate will bO held on the section, corner Cnba and Victoria Streets (opposite Town Hall). . All naturalised • Russians of German and-Austrian extraction b6tw6tov the ages of 20. and 30 who claimed the rights o? Russian citizenship, must now perform thai* ttilitofy ** "Awa ....

| WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS EX- ' FELLED BY COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT" WORM PELLETS, AFTER : ■ MEDICAL TREATMENT FAILED. , Still another instance of the effioacy of Comsbock's "Dead Shot/' .Worm Pellets I is the case of Nell Brett, whoso mother deewribes in little girl was un- , BttcoeKfully tr^> lllplll|y doctors, lint that JBllllllf t •Iwj*,. Shot" Worm Pel. ' e^B ' e^° quantity, of both' Wfflffl thread worms. Mrs. J. W. Brett, of Van Nell Brett. Diemen'a Land Prom a Photo. Terrace, Wellington Street, South Burnie, Tasmania, writes: —"My little daughter Nell, three years of age, was treated with Comstocfs "Dead Shot", Worm Pellets, as she was troubled with worms. After taking about half a tubo of Worm Pellets I was astonished at the number of worms she passed, about eight in all, compiisinff stomach worms, measuring from <5 tolo} inches in length. She also passed a number of thread worma. I had my child under several doctors, after much treatment proved of no avail. As a last Tesort your great remedy, as seated above, accomplished the work most ; suecessfullj% Yoti may use this testimony for publication." Com stock's "Dead Shot" Wonn Pallets cue a purely vegetablo medicinal preparation for the eradication of Worms m children and adults. For sale by all chemists and etorokeopere, price 33. Cd.. per packet, or six packets for 205., or will be sent post paid at the same' pnee by 1M W. 6. Comstock Co., Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington, N.Z. I