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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2564, 11 September 1915, Page 7

—■ —— . - - . i AMUSEMENTS. j UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF THE GOVERNOR AND THE COTJNTESS OP • LIVERPOOL, THE HON. W. P. MASSEY AND MRS. MASSEY, SIR JOSEPH : AND LADY WARD, AND THE MAYOR & MAYORESS OP. .WELLINGTON, DANCE RECITAI! ; By j MISS <S t M< CAMPBELL' 'AND HER PUPILS ' In i THE GRAND. OPERA HOUSE,' \ _ | On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Ou WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ; At 8 p.m. ' At 8 pjm, ■' 111 Aid' of 1 THE WOUNDED SOLDIERS'. PUND. ANP THE MAYOR'S PATRIOTIC FUND, Accompanists: MR. AND MRS. FRANK K, JOHNSTONE AND MB, HARRY ELLWOOD, Box Plan at the Bristol Piano Company,. TICKETS—3s., 25., Is, . .Under tlio Patronage of Their Excellencies The Governor and' The Countess o{' Liverpool. . MASONIC HALL' BOULOOTT STREET. • < i MASONIC HALL BOULCOTT STREET, •DOROTHEA SPINNEYi •TRAGEDIENNE, ~' : mn^.iT'.r TUESDAY 21. FRIDAY, 24. TUESDAY, 28, FRIDAY, OCT, 1. TUESDAY, OCT. S\' AT 8 p.m. . ; SEATS O /£? SEATS SEATS. 4/h. SEATS • ; BRISTOL AND AT DOOR. FRIDAY, 17th. FRIDAY, 17th. THE TROJAN WOMEN OF EURIPIDES. . ' • ' (Depicting the Sorrows of Women in War-time.) .''One of the finest performances ever given in Sydney—"Sydney Herald." HELP OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS ! THIS PATS TATT'SU ■ £5000 FOR 2/6! * gg PRIZES, including: NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, valued ' 3 NEW HOUSES—£BSO, £650, £500. ."• 3 NEW! MOTOR CARS—£4OO, £325, £200. MCJRE SECTION—£3SO. .GOLD NUGGET ,-£300. ; ' ; and other valuable pri«». CUT THIS OUT and Mail TO-DAY. ' (ENCLOSING STAMPED ADDBESSED ENVELOPS) . ' TO B: SUTHERDAM); a, , 1 . , Box 377.: r Wellington, I enclose for Tickets in the Southland Art''Union,-in , 2/6 I aid "of .the Wounded Soldiers' Fund,. —! 1 ■ Name - Address ........ ' BDBBBnRBBBIBBHBeBHBBBSnBBinni Tickets, 2a. 6d„ obtainable from Tobacconists and Station Masters in all North 1 Island towns, Booksellers, and Music Warehouses. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. PIANOS AND GRAMOPHONES. .!> FOR HIRB OR STORED. THE HOME ENTERTAINERS. '' 0U an^S PPlied '-' • fpu.' BE<3G " AND CO v MD.;> are «^<&&rQsJS£* S. NIGHTINGALE ft" — . PIANOS, . nDTnu'o John Brinsmead and Sons. Justin Browne, ■ George Rogers and Sons. Challen and Son. T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS; Moore and Moore, Newman and Co, JU BRANDON STREET, nest to GRAMOPHONES. KirkcaUlie and Stains. famous "His Master's Voice" Mach« If you want a good Pish or Meat • fa^f;^^ r; ' ,]E ' TriCp,,6ni! "'.- ' Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. - "His Master's Voice," "Cinch," "Zonw — : phone," 'Xyricphone." THE GRAND EIRE-SCREEN. Complete Stocks always on hand. (Patented.) ' ■ " ' A visit to our Showrooms will be tims . ?,<• ?■" u si - afltitissress; ■ a& swans*, iSe Finsh, 17s. 6d. Send for Illustrated • CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Catalogue. Sole Agents; HOP WOOD •, Manners Street, ' ■ HARDWARE, LTD., Palmerston North. Established 5i years in New Zealand, Special Feature Advertisements. j- For a Soldier the One Camera w IS AN . ' I "ENSIGNET'TE" . 'An'"En'signetfe," wMoK can be stowed away in a tiinic . pocket or strapped to a belt, is tie one and only. 8 camera that is really strong, easy to load, and useful | under all circumstances. Everything else is too big or 1 ,too. bothersome. Besides, the "Ensigriette"-is British.' 8 . . made. j "EHSIGNETTE," for Pictures I 2}lh. x I£ln., oomplete In Pocket f%l/^ | Case (New Model). „ Jst I j I FREE INSTRUCTION. I 'All purchasers of a Camera, from us are entitled to J our free Instruction. Course, either personallyorby correspondence, 42 [WILLIS STREET, ; • I THE PLACE TO BUY CAMERAS.