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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2448, 29 April 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. rjIHE KING'S THEATRE. HAYWABD'S PICTURES. "Sclect -Photo Plays." HIS SON'S ACCUSER A UIS SON'S ACCUSER story HIS SON'S ACCUSER of lIIS SON'S ACCUSER human HIS SON'S ACCUSER frailty and lIJS SON'S ACCUSER redemption. A tragic yet romantic (heme, produced with the clutnic artistry ciuinictcristic of l'atho's best. OUR TOYS IN EGYPT. OUR HOI'S IN EGYPT. A grand parade of N.Z. forces in Cairo before Major-General Godloy, Goucral Birdwood, and Mr. T. Mackenzie. Infantry, Mounted, Ambulance, Transport, etc., all N.Z. sons are in ■ it, also the Australian troops. HOGAN'S SPREE (Keystone),. (And Charles was some Turkey Swinger.) HELEN'S INTERVENTION (child study) News From the Battlofronts, otc., etc. Is., r«!„ and Reserves at Bristol Piano Co., Is. G<l. V E R Y B 0 D Y'S, DAILY FROM NOON. OUR SPLENDID BILL IMMENSE. Sexton Blake, the'king of detectives, 1b a new role. The Arrest of the Diamond Thieves and bringing together two loving hearts, is the special featuro of this Soxton Blaka story.THE MYSTERY OP THE MYSTERY OF THE DIAMOND BELT. THE DIAMOND BELT. Which serves to show once -again that the way of the transgressor is hard, and to always remember that Honesty ia the best policy. THE PLUMBER, THE PLUMBER, " Keystone's comical comodiaus in comical capers. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Prices: Adults, 6d.; Children, 3d.

rjIOWN K.ALT. CONCERT CHAMBER. We hare been, very busy silling the toil, ite mean to say tilling the' soil, ill preparation. for "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" Yesterday we met a big, jolly man, with a face like a sunflower. He had just arrived from Australia, and he orated at great length and with much enthusiasm, oil the excellent qualities of "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" . "THE VIOLETS!" Of oOTirse, he only told us what we already, knew, that they are the greatest, cutest, and smartest PIERROT'AND COSTUME COMEDY COMPANY ever presented. However, we were glad to hear him. "THE VIOLETS!" "THE VIOLETS!" First how and general introduction is scheduled for Next Wednesday Night, WEDNESDAY, sth MAY. WEDNESDAY, sth MAY. We now go forth to give some seed to the bill-poster. Before putting on our 'hat, let us remark that the plan opens NEXT SATURDAY MORNING at The Bristol Piano Co. Currency to admit—3s„ 25., Is. Direction—Edward Branscombe Pty., Ltd.. ORAND Farewell Concert to MISS Ix FLORA SHAW, St. John's Schoolroom, Willis Street, TO-NIGHT (Thursday), 29th APRIL, at 8 o'clock. Mr Alfred 800 Hunan, Little Rita M'Goe, Claude Smith, Misses Marjorie Morton, Hazel Hardwicke, Eileen Altcheson, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Emily Martin, and Flora Shaw (by request), assisted by many others, who will contribute to the programme. Admission la. and 6d. • JjIASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. FERRY SERVICE TIME-TABLE. (Wellington, Day's Bay, Rona Bay.) MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY. Leave Ferry Wharf, Wellington—7.4o, 10.15 a.m., 1.15, 2.30, 4.15, 5.20, 6.20, 10.15 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. Leave Rona Bay—7.s, 8.15, 9.10, 11.10 a.m., 3.15, 4.30, 5.30, 7 p.m. SATURDAY. Leave Wellington—7.4o, 10.15 a.m., 12.15, 1.20, 2.30. 4.15, 6.10, 9.20, 11.15 p.m. Leave Day's 8ay—6.55, 8, 9, 11 a.m., 1.35, 3.5, 5, 7, 10.10 p.m. Leave Rona Bay-7.5, 8.15, 9.10, 11.10 a.m., 1.40, 3.15, 5.10, {.10, 10 p.m. "ORICE'S LUNCHEON & TEA ROOMS - n ARE NOW OPEN, Whore Customers will have jthe BEST OF ATTENTION. BRANDON STREET, Next to Kirkcaldie and Stains. THE COLBIR SYSTEM. rrEACHES you to play the Piano in JL' 10 to 20 lessons (no scales). Takes a pupil further into music than 3 or 4 years under ordinary conditions.' Learn to play all the latest Songs and Two-Steps' us thoy fJ'e published (no special music required): saves time and money. Make lisa of the long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from all parts of New Zealand of the success of our pnpilß. If you already read music learn by this system how to convert your music to ragtime. A Ragtime Player is always popular. Call or write for all particulars. Interviews any time.. Birley's College of Music, Bouloott Chambers (first floor up), Bouloott Street. ~ BALLROOM DANCING. " PROFICIENCY ENSURED-'' SIS PRIVATE LESSONS OR ONE QUARTER AT CLASS. MRS. H. B. MASON teaches daily at her Private Hall. Classes for beginners, Monday and Wednesday Evenings, term commencing with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement, by Day or Evening. Address: 86 Ghuznee St. (near St. Peter's Church).

MARLBOROUGH RACES. .WEDNESDAY AND THUBSDAY NEST. RECORD FIELDS. RECORD FIELDS. RECORD FIELDS. _ RECORD FIELDS. RECORD FIELDS. RECORD FIELDS. Look at tho Union Company Time-table for Steamers which have been specially arranged to suit visitors to Blenheim. Steamer to Picton on TUESDAY, returning WEDNESDAY NIGHT and THURSDAY NIGHT. ~ L. GRIFFITHS, Secretary., REMOVED. REMOVED. REMOVED. TO my Customers and tho Public generally, I wish to inform that I have Removed my Old-established Business from the corner of Vivian and Taranaki Streets into a more modern, commodious, and up-to-date Shop, No. 141 Vivian Street, near Cuba Street (corner Crawford Terrace), which place until recently was occupied by U.F.S. Dispensary. For the past twenty-two years.l have 60 carefully, thoughtfully, and surcessfullv conducted my business that it has. grown to such an extent that I found my old premises too small and inconvenient, and so was compelled to seek a larger and up-to-date shop. By so doing I shall be better able to cater for and attend to the requirements of my old as well as new customers with the same care and satisfaction that I have given in tho past. In conclusion, I take-this opportunity of thanking my customers .for the loval support tendered me in tho past, and trust to still have the pleasure of a continuation of their acquaintance and patronage in my new premises. R, M. GREEN, "Sana. M emtIOUSIX,,