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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2548, 24 August 1915, Page 7

1 .U. ' AMUSEMENTS. • OPERA HOUSE. Lessees, J, C. Williamson, Ltd, Direction. E. J. CARROLL, EVERY EVENING AT S. LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE SEASON. MR AND MRS. GRAHAM MOFFAT In the Charming Scottish Comedy, -"A. SCRAPE 0' THE PEN/* By Graham Moffat, j "Tlio Play is sheer artistry from l'''beginning to cud. ..It is tho work not only of a man who knows the Scottish character thoroughly, but has tho genius to interpret it."—"Star." "Nothing i K s wanting to give zest to the entertainment."—"Herald." ' SATURDAY EVENING NEXTJ AUGUST 28th. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. By special request for the last night of the season, a revival of tho enormously successful and fascinating Comedy, ■ "BUNTY PULLS THE STRINGS,'* By Graham Moffat. Prices: D.C. and Res. Stalls, Gs.; Stalls, j> 35.; Gallery, Is, Early Doors, Stalls and .Gallery, Is. extra. Box Plan at The Bristol Piano Co. Day Salo Tickets at Tho Grande, next Theatre. Town tjall, OWN Halt,, A FEW MORE NIGHTS ONLY, 5 KINEMACOLOR. KINE HA COLOBi WITH THE FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. . FIGHTING FORCES OF EUROPE. . KCtHTING FORCES OF EUROPE, "Not Coloured Photographs, but Photo- ' graphed Colours," ASK THOSE WHO HAVE SEEN THEM, MISS BEATRICE DAY Will Recite f'YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU/' Prices—2s. and Is. Box Plan at Bristol Piano Depot. Day Sales at Christeson's. MUSIC FOR THE MASSES. READ THIS-ONE' OF MANY; , QJIR,— Please sand me list of music as C I require some fresh ono6, I have i 40 pieces and was delighted' to find an easy way of learning, as 1 had a Piano useless to me. Now I can amuse myself by the hour. There are no agents here. I was'in Wellington a few weeks ago and was unable to find your rooms. Please let me know how' much I could have a dozen or more for. I do not want hard ones, as I am over GO years of age and cannot play as quick as I should like to, but may be able to get some of what I am out of. Please give early reply, and oblige—C. Broadbent, 100 Fitzherbert St., Palmerstan North. 1 Call or write for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Street (Chambers Ist floor up). TENDERS. WEBER COUNTY COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received by tho undersigned up till FRIDAY, the 10th SEPTEMBER next, for tho following work, viz.— , Con. No. 12/15—Delivery of 5200 yards of boulder stone on the Main Road between Titrec Point and Wimbledon. ' Specifications may bo seen at the, office of tho "Dominion," Wellington," the "Hawlce'6 ' Bay Herald" Office, Napier; the "Dannevirke Evening News'' Offioe, Dannevirke; and at the Council's Office, Titree Point. H. MARTIN, ' County Clerk, Titree Point, 20th August, 1915. WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS,, addressed to »T the Chairmaji and marked "Tender," will be received up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, tho Ist day of September, 1915, for the construction of: — • A Reinforced Concrete Bridge, 6 spans of 42 feet. Also, A Reinforced Concrete Spandrill Arch, 36 feet. Drawings, Specifications, etc., may be seen at tho County Office, Waipawa, and at the Office of this Paper. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. - W. H. HOBIN, County Overseer. Waipawa, 23th July, 1915. PROPOSED SALE OF VALUABLE MASTERTON PROPERTY, Suitable for Dairying. Within J-riiile of Dairy Factory and Railway Station. In the Estate of the late Mr. Walter Perry. riTENDERS will be received up to the A- Bth September, 1915, for tho purchase of that Block of Land, about 210 ACRES, extending from Cole Street to the Oaks Estate intersected by tho Ngamatawa Road. All the land is of exceptionally good quality, adjoining residential property, and is suitable for subdivision into building allotments and oropping or dairying areas. The property has frontages to four roads. Alternate tenders will. be received for purchase in blocks of 30 to 60 a eras. Tenders tb.be addressed to "Executors ' of Mr. Walter Perry, Box 66, Masterton," and marked "Tender." No tender necessarily accepted. For further particulars, apply to Mr. CHARLES PERRY, Masterton. Expanded me t-a l. XPANDED METAL, FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION. EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. RUBEROID ROOFING, DAMP COURSE AND FLOORING. GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. RANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE. MIXERS, RUBBER GLASS FOR SKYLIGHTS AND VERANDAH ROOFS. ' GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS AND HARDWOOD CO, LTD., Courteuay Place, Wellington. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. W A. C H 0 T E, • Farish Street. On Sale— GOLDEN BAY CEMENT; MILBURN LIME AND CEMENT, MAURICEVILLE LIME, J. J. CRAIG'S AUCKLAND HYD. LIME, FIRE BRICK, and TILES, FIRE CLAY, CHIMNEY POTS, eto. METAL CEILINGS ' 'Are Entirely British Manufacture. WILSON AND SHAW, Agents, Harris Street (Opposite Electric Office). WELLINGTON. Bostwick Trass-Loop Metal Lath Makes wooden studding and ceilings absolutely fireproof.' Is rigid. Weighs 51bs, per yard. The finest metal latli ever invented ~ FRANCIS HOLMES, Woixhrard St., Willliitm 3 SAGAR'S CELEBRATED ENGLISH WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY; catalogues, quotations. Sole Agents, HENRY F. MOSS (Ltd.), Dunedin and Auckland. • , THE SILVER GRID, • Cuba Street, Soti't; mIM riinlHß hare on weak