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AMUSEMENTS. Reserves at Bristol Piano Co., Is. 6d. npHE KING'S. THE KING'S.; HAY WARD'S PICTUEES. NIGHTLY AT 8. FOE THE BIG FEATURE FILMS. The greatest of all motion picture stars, MAEY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MAEY PICKFORD MAEY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD MARY PICKFORD JURY PICKFORD In a magnificent,' thrilling, and romantic dranyi of life in tho West Virginian Mountains. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. THE EAGLE'S MATE. A siraplo and masterful tale adapted from the celebrated Novel by Anna Alice Chaplin. MARY PICKFORD in "The Eagle's Mate scores a triumph even greater tlian the magnificent successes attained in her.recent productions. The atory ■ abounds in thrills-thrills that aro honest.ejKruhntc, poignant, a story palpitant MJ. t llJ , -!J2 ,al Passions and the 'joy of life. ■ .OBAN-D SUPPORTING PICTURES. . LATEST WAR. GAZETTE. ■Prices, Is. and 6d. Reserves Is. 6d. TWERYBODY'S. Dircction...Fullers' Pictures, Ltd, FROM NOON TO-DAY. A Wonderful Picture of the World's i Metropolis. 3500 Feet of Beautiful Views of Historic i and Interesting Spots in the Capital of the British Empire. . LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. . LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. When BLUCHEH, the Prussian General, visited LONDON after the Battle of Waterloo, he exclaimed, WHAT A CITY TO SACK! Kaiser Bill, 100 years after, wishes he could say, WHAT A CITY I SACKED. ; WESTiMINSTEE ABBEY. ST. PAUL'S. ; MARBLE ARCH. PICCADILLY. ' LONDON'S STREET TRAFFIC. TRAFALGAR SQUARE. PALL MALL. MANSION HOUSE. GUILDHALL. BANK OF ENGLAND: " All pass before you on tho screen in LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. - LONDON DAY AND NIGHT... LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. The Theatre. Social -life. Sunday Scones in Petticoat Lane. The Thames by Moonlight. ; Army and Navy Headquarters. Racing at Ascot ... The riches and magnificence of PARK > LANE, with the poverty of , ■ WHITEi CHAPEL, faithfully pontrayed. PARKS AND GREEN SPACES. • BRIDGES AND RAILWAY STATIONS. 1 Famous Art Galleries, i Form part of everyday life in" LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON DAY AND NIGHT; ■- » A' spectacular one-hour trip through the 1 greatest city in the world. • .. FATTY'S WINE PARTY. ..•'.. FATTY'S WINE PARTY./ A screaming Keystone. Syd. Chaplin and Fatty Arbuckle have a joke among themselves. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Latest from the War. LATEST WAB TOPICAL. Prices—Adults. Cd.: Children. 3d.- ", ' TjUSTBOUENE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ! . FERRY SERVICE. Wellinirtoß, Day's Bay, Bona Bay.) .- TIME-TABLE TO-DAY. - Leave Ferry Wharf, Wellington-7.40, 10.15 a.m., 1.15, 2.30, 4.15, 5.29, 6.20, 18.15 p.m. Cargo boat 1.15 p.m. (Cargo should be at wharf before noon). : Leave Day's 8ay—6.55, 8, 9, 11 a.m., 3.5, • 4.20, 5.20, 7.10 p.m. „_ a Leava Ronal Bay-7.5, 8.15, 5.10, 11.10 a.m„ 3.15, 4.30, 5.30, 7 p.m. ' SPECIAL NOTICE. TO-MORROW, 13th inst., the Ordinary Time-table will he altered for the Afternoon only. The following times will be observed:— Leave Ferry Wharf, Wellington—7.4o, 19.15 a.m., 1.15, 3,- 5.20, 6.20, 18.15 p.m. Cargo boat 1.15 p.m. (Cargo should bo at wharf before noon.) Leave Day's 8ay—6.55, 8, 9, 11 a.m., 2, 4.20, 7.10 p.m. Leave Eona Bay-7.5, 8.15, 9.10, 11.10 a.m„ ' 2.15, 4,30, 7 p.m. BEGG'S PIANOS. BEST BRITISH MANUFACTURE. OUR long experience in the Piano business (extending aver 53 years) has enabled us to 6«lect the best available. Our sole Agencies consist of the fallowing' old established British Firms, whose products are a guarantee of the best workmanship :— JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS (1820). JUSTIN BROWNE (1836) CHALLEN AND SON (1804). GEOEGE ROGERS AND SONS (1813). Our Showrooms are stocked with the latest Models by each mater, and intending purchasers should certainly favour u« with a visit of inspection. If nnable to call, we will post y-m illustrated Catalo&upf. free. Our extended payment sjr. tern 19 worth investigating. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO HOUSE IN N.Z. RAG-TIME PIANO PLAYING POSITIVELY tanght in 10 to 20 lessons by the Colbir System (ne scales), eaoh exercise a movement developing epeed, enabling a stranger at the piano to play the litest songs and two-steps a 8 they are published, without the laborious study and waste of time and money hereto necessary. "No special mnsio required." If yon already play,, learn bow to convert your music to tag-' time. Call for all particulars, or write for onr circular. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Bonloott Chambers (first floor up), Bonlcott Street. ' Interviews any time. . A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. CARS FOR HIRE OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public Trust Office, Lambton Quay. : . N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress ALL BRITISH, BRAINS - LABOUR - CAPITAL. Tho "BAR-LOCK" Typewriter is• the Machine of 100 per cent, efficiency. "BARCO" Typowriter Ribbons for ALL machines. '' *" ' ' "JOHN BULL" Carbons for Pen, I Poncil, alid Typewriting. ■ • • S Wholesale and Hotail from •, THE LE GROVE TYPEWRITER & \ IMPORTING CO., LTD., 100 LAMBTON QUAY, < -'■ {j wellikgtonJLs

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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2433, 12 April 1915, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2433, 12 April 1915, Page 7

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