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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2745, 14 April 1916, Page 7

AMU3EMENTB. MATINEE TO-DAY, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT at 8. TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW at- 2.30 and S. The Final Screenings of THE BRILLIANT PROGRAMME. A Great 4500 ft. Comedy-Drama. THE BACHELOR'S ROMANCE, THE BACHELOR'S ROMANCE, THE BACHELOR'S ROMANCE, By tho "famous Players Co.;" Ami A Magnificent Picture, showing tho Allied Fleets Sweeping the Seas, And tho Gorman Fleet in Kiel Harbour. FRIEND AND FOE - ' FRIEND AND'FOE FRIEND AND FOE . ON THE HIGH SEAS. ON THE HIGH SEAS. CN THE HIGH SEAS. Also, Amusing Cartoons and the Patho Gazette. 1 Prices.—6d. and Is. Reserves, Is. 6d. at The Bristol Piano Co, npHE KING'S THEATRE. Is it tho submarine which fires your imagination? Then thero is , wh'ich obligingly manoeuvres- in front of the camera, submerges, and comes to the surface; after you havo been peeping through the poriscopo you see a torpedo discharged, and watch it as it travels through the sea. THIS IS ONLY ONE OF THE COUNTLESS .INCIDENTS IN • "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED." Or see them converting tho raw recruit ' into the finislied soldier, or see what a ' power women in the munitions works bto. i All this in ! "BRITAIN PREPARED." t "BRITAIN PREPARED." I "BRITAIN PREPARED." ' Or watch the Royal Flying Corps take a trip 5000 -feet up and chase another ' 'plane—yon havo no idea what tho sensation is like— "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED," • ! Or see 40,000 Bayonets proudly carried by ' men of tho New Army marching like ; Guardsmen past the King before they I ' leave for the fron—all in "BRITAIN PREPARED." I "BRITAIN PREPARED." 1 "BRITAIN PREPARED." \ Or would you rather see the flashes of tlio \ "Lizzie's" 15-inch guns and imagine you, ' arc- thero for a foir moments—or—but space forbids'us to suggest dozens of other things you .might see—just make up your mind now and book n scat for— "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED." "BRITAIN PREPARED." The Plan at the Bristol for the first night next week is rabidly filling up-. • don't delay. > PRICES-Reservos, 25.; and Is. (Stalls). ■ Next week", daily at 2.30 and 8, • i THE ROYAL STROLLERS. "There is a dash and sparkle about their programme that lifts it far abova anything of its kind seen here till now." —"Melbourne Ajgus." "Audience simply rocked with . laugh« ' tcr."—"Daily Mail," Brisbane. "Full of wit and melody, .clever versatiliVT and originality/'—"Adelaide Re--1 gistcr." > OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. and N. Tait. Commencing EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 22, , '' .SYDNEY' JAMES And his Famoun ROYAL STROLLERS, ROYAL STROLLERS, ROYAL STROLLERS, ROYAL STROLLERS, The Show that hasn't a dull item con- ■ (sealed about «• ' ■ -THE ROYAL STROXIER-Sr--THE ROYAL STROLLERS--THE ROYAL STROLLERSAre different from anything else, becausu each artist is a star, and for wit, humour, originality, refinement, and versatility . THEY STAND ALONE. Economy Prices—ls. (reserved), 35., is.. Is. Box Plan at The Bristol from Honday next. *• NEW ZEALAND NATIVES' ASSO CIATION. ATHLETIC PARK. fATIIRDAY, 15th APRIL, 3 p.m. Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency tho Governor and Lady ' ■ Livorpool, Rt. Hon.- W. F. Massey, M.P. (Premier), and Cabinet Ministers, His Worship the Mayor and City Councilloi-s, Brigadier-General Robin, Col. Potter'(Camp Commandant)', Sur-geon-General Henderson, Liont.-Col, Pilkington, and other Officers. BURLESQUE FOOTBALL. -LADIES v. SOLDIERS (in Hobble Skirts), And . COSTUME MATCH. 2-BANDS IN ATTENDANCE-3 Trentham Camp Band and N.Z. Natives' Band. Admission, Is.; Children, Half-price. C. M'INTYRE, . / Hon. Sec. PORTRAITS BY ELECTRIC LIGHT, AT BARTLETT'S. 10 Willis Street. \ Sittings by Appointment Only. 'Phone. 1233. THE SPECIAL APPARATUS installed here enables us to finish night work rivalling that of day. 1 BARTLETT STUDIOS ' (Between Grand Hotel and Stewart Dawson's). ' COMPOUND CORDIAL OF BLACKBERRY and JAMAICA GINGER is an effective remedy for Diarrhoea, Dye. entery, Pains in Stomach and' Bowels. Price, 2s. per bottlo. Posted, 2s. 3d. Prepared only by • . R. M. GREEN, Chemist, 111 Vivian Street, Wellington. Fifty-three n.c.o.'s of the 11th and 12th -Reinforcements were examined, on Monday at Featherston by the Chief Infantry Instructor, Colonel C. 11. Mncdonald, with a view of ascertaining their fitness to hold commissious. Those of tho 11th Reinforcements who were examined were n.c.o.'s wbo had previously passed the examination, but had not been offered commissions. They bad been allowed to wait back for the next Reinforcements, and undergo tho test once more. !It is understood that in addition to qualifying in the routine drill work, an n'.c.o. must show a capacity to deliver orders and handle men effectively before .ho will bo given a commission. Mr. J. M. Milne, Levin, has a freehold farm 'property of 620 acres for sale. Messrs. Lewis and Co., land agents, Wanganui, advertise a dairy farm in the Tarauaki district for sale. The property covers an area of 107 acres. BRITISH PIANOS. In "The Bristol" showrooms aro always displayed extensive stocks of superb instrumonts by such notable -British makers as John Broadwood and Sons, Ltd., and William Sanies, Ltd., - names that stand for the highest achievement? in piano construction. Easy terms when desired. Sole Agents: The Bristol Piopo Co;, Ltd., Wellington,--;!!. J, Brookes, .North Wand M&nastt.-Adjt,