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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2504, 3 July 1915, Page 7

< AMUSEMENTS. THE KTNffS THEATRE;;: 6000 ft. .. SIX 6000 ft. MONDAY NEXT. .BIG COOOft, 'ACTS. ETHOB! * SHALT NOT . KILL (Or THE AVENGING CONSCIENCE), ', SOMETHING NEW! Suggested by ' ' ABE Air A. OP SOMETHING NEWI "The Tell-tale Heart" and 'IHE MIND! ''Annabel Leo"—the .works ofr . (ED.GARI IALLANi" EOEs . tt'HE MOST MYSTERIOUS & MASTERFUL DRAMA IN THE' HISTORY■ £>F . MOTION PICTURES. ''I heard all things in tho Heaven ."For tho moon never beams without and earth! I heard many things in bringing mo dreams Hell."—From "The Tell-Tale Heart." Of tho beautiful Annabel Lee." STAGED BY D, W. GRIFFITH, ADMITTED THE GREATEST OF ALE ' . DIRECTORS. — : t ii :• ' "'BLANCHE SWEET and H. B. ' . AT THE HEAD OF AN ALL-STAR CAS3V. ' " OTHER FILM lAS WELL. D.C. and 0.5., Is.'; Stalls, (scl. Children Half, Plan: at Bristol Piano Co., Is. fid. Late Bookings 'Phone 31i3. -■! : 1 BY HER MAJESTY'S COMMAND. (THE (ROYAITcORONATION CEREMONY; ' ; i •WILL BE REPEATED AT /TOWN SOALL' [ABBEY fTIOWN TTAI/L fABBEY 'J..OWN. UuLalt, xi-BBEY 'J- OWN -O-ALL -C^BBEY THIS (SATURDAY)' AFTERNOON, AT 2.30 O'CLOCK '• ■ AT' 2.30 O'CLOCK !(Ad.ini.S6ion—Adults. 25.; Children, Gd. Tickets must be obtained from The Bristol Piano Co. No Reserved Seats) "*■ ". AND ■ " '■ TO-NIGHT KSATUEDAT) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT S'O'CLOCK. Royal Organist—ME. BERNARD PAGE (City Onanist). Royal Soloists—MlSS MINA CALDOW, MR. HAMILTON HODGES,, and MR. SYDNEY ALL WRIGHT. Royal Accompanist—Mß. BERNARD P. PAGE,. • AND • '•'THE SOLDIER!" "THE SOLDIER!" OUR TRENTHAM .BOYS. ■ Will give a descriptive rendering of the Groat Patriotic Song, "THE SOLDIER" (specially dedicated, by kind permission, to Major-General Godley, K.C.M.G., Commandant N.Z. Expeditionary Forces). Admission to Abbey, ss. (Reserved), 35., and 2s, All tickets obtainable at The Bristol Piano Co., .where ss. seats may tie reserved. JOSEPH LEWIS, Secretary -of State to Her Majesty, *!!:1 ! : : : 1 , EORi THE BOUNDED. SOLDIERS'- EUND 4 J4QNOTK "!AM3? WNIQM Lvisuss;:'!:!' : , - « l l£looo' GOLD NUGGET! OR EQUIYALEN.iI CASH iVALTJE, TICKETS, g/, EACH. 5/. E^CH. (CLOSES JULY 10th 4 1915. 1 -ffo the Sectetw, Box 85^61115^011, CUT THIS- ~ OUT!' ' . . > ft- enclose foe tioEota in tho AND MAIQ Gold Nugget 'Art s£ fta iWousi<ie3, Soldieig' JTO-DAY, ■•' " • (Enclosed Stamp?; , .' Addressed Envelope.] .. 'ALL THE TRAMWAYS'. BOYS' ART UNIONS AS UNDER .WILL CLOSE ON JULY. 10th, 1915. . THE '.£IOOO GOLD NUGGET-5 3< THE MONSTER ART UNION, THE .£SOO "MOTOR CAR—Is. THE PIANO-ls. THE SILVER TEA AND COFFEE And the £5 GOLD NUGGET—Id, SERVICE—Is. RESULTS .WILL BE ADVERTISED. IN ALL DAILY PAPERS. C. H. BALLARD, Hon. Sec.

FOR Neuralgia and shattered Nerves, ■ try Green's Neuralgia and 'Nerve Tonic. It never fails'. Acts promptly, while its effects are lasting. Price, 2s, 6d. bottle. .Procurable at R. M. GREEN, , Chemist, 141 Vivian Street. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE.. riAES FOR HIRE OR , STOKED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2921. Address: Next Public Trust Office, • Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress

Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds never fails. Is. 6d.* 'A sad story was told at So.uthwark, at au inquest on tho three-year-old daughter of Edward Holmes, waterside labourer, of Bauvillo Grove, R'othdrhithe. While the father was out seeking work, liis wife, having no money, went to a pawnbroker's' with her own boots to raise nunoy to buy food, leaving the child playing with her brother, aged ten. Upon her return twenty Jumutcn later «ho found that her little to .burned tq. .deaths