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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2798, 16 June 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TCFIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. JLx ■ Courtenay Placo. 'Phone 105. TO-NIGHT at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. New PULLERS' Vaudeville Speciality FULL ER S' Company. A BIG, BRIGHT, BUSTLING SHU'.V. Is the unanimous verdict of packed and enthusiastic audiences ifho nightly acclaim VICTOR PRINCE'S REVUE CO. as the best ever seen here. 75 minutes' . RIOT OP MIRTH AND PUN. An All Star Aggregation of Musical . Comedy and Vaudeville Talent. TOPICAL ALLUSIONS GALORE. Latest Up-to-date Songs and Dances. Fascinating Scenery, Exquisito Ccatumes. ENCHANTING MUSIC. A FEAST OF FUN AND FRIVOLITY. BRILLIANT BALLETS. . CAPTIVATING CHORUSES. . A pot-pourri of mirth and melody. Unbounded Success of THE DANCING M'LEANS, In their "Danse des Apaches." GRACE QUINE. DORANDO. SLAVIN and THOMPSON. • . NAN TAYLOR. SHIPP AND GAFFNEY. Prices—2s. and Is. Bos plan at The Bristol Piano Co. (Booking W. extra.)

. HELP THE NAVAL HEROES' DEPENDANTS I TOWN HALL. TO-NIGHT! ■ TO-NIGHT! A GRAND CONCERT, UNDER THE PATRONAGE AND IN THE PRESENCE OF THE GOVERNOB OF LIVERPOOL, WILL BE GIVEN AT THE TOWN- HALL TO-NIGHT, IN AID OF THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE BRAVE MEN WHO DIED IN THE GREAT NAVAL BATTLE. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. ' PARTI. . PART n. V %^!™v^ ,N T Utl V" EDWARD ST. 7. Overture, "Bohemian Girl" (Baifc) QUENTIN. Leading Orchestral Mn- rmrTrFSTRi sicians. Conductor: MR. JOHN F. a »n i nmi WOODWARD. 8- Hdlal> 2. Song, "Land of Hope and Glory" n Q MADAM ANDERSON. . . . MISS MINA CALDOW. (EkaT) 9-Songs, • Serenade (Svondsen);"ll/OTe 3. Piano Soli:' (a) "Valse A, Flat" Thee,"'Tair Vision" (Grieg)— . (Chopin); (b) "Arabesque, No. 2" (De- SIGURD LESTRUP. ;■» s ™:" 1 E "' Y ~ ««*su 1 of Goldl " from MISS MINA CALDOW, . .Faust" (Gounod)— -i„ „ /T .. x SIGURD LESTRUP. u - The Trumpeter (Da)5. Song, ."Caller Herrin"- , PAUL DUFAULT MADAM ANDERSON. . . ijux-iiuui. 6 '' A (amddjt flom Judas , Accompanists: Mr.'Harold Whittle, PAUL DO FAULT. THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN ORGANISED BY THE COUNTESS OF; GLASGOW, AND WILL BE THE BEST, OF THE SEASON. Reserved Seats at Tho Bristol, 55.; Unreserved, 2s. fid. and Is. Children, Halfprice. ~ , Doors open at 7.15. Concert at 8 p.m. . TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! . . TO-NIGHT!

IN MEMORY OF LORD KITCHENER. A MEMORIAL SERVICE will be held at the • Lahmann Health Home, Miramar,' THIS EVENING, at'-8.15., Conducted by the Vicar of the Parish. Old Patients and Friends of . the Home cordially 'invited. • • Offertory; for the Dependants of the men lost in the recent battle. PORTRAITS BY ELECTRIC LIGHT AT BARTLKTT'S, 10'Willis Street. Sittings by Appointment Only, '. 'Phone 1233. mHE SPECIAL APPARATUS installed -H- here enables us to finish night work rivalling that of day. . BARTLETrS STUDIOS ; (Between Grand Hotel and Stewart Dawson's).,, v.TYPEWRITERS. ' / mHE GREATEST BARGAIN IN 1 SECOND HAND MACHINES :v. EVERY OFFERED. . We are clearing the lino-.— No. 10, Yost's F'cap size, £!. No. 11, Yosfs Brief size, X'S. Cash or terms. Every machine guaranteed in first-class order, or may be returned. ■ Don't miss this chance, they will give years of good service. Write for specimens of their work.. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., 17 and 19; Cuba St., Wellington. / W~ H. PHILP, • CORNHILL STREET. . House, Wiiidow, and. Office-Cleaning Contractor. ' Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by •- MACHINERY. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED Telephone 3292 (3 rings).

Sp§cial F@atur©. Advertisements. : . - j A SOUD OAK I DINING-ROOM J I] . - J FOR ' J I £15 ISs. 04 I • Comprising: 4ft. low-back "Buffet" Sideboard | ; fitted with Linen Drawer, = Cutlery Drawer, and 2 Cup- I I boards £<S 17 6 I I 4 quaint Dining-Chairs with lift- I | out seats at 19/6 318 0 | Screw . Extension Dining - Table, . opening to 6 ft., on heavy legs '4 19 6" i £15 15 0 v | ~ besshsesshb • | All in Solid Oak j 1 BROWNE & YEATS I CUBA STREET / ; ] WELLINGTON, : J : : V:v V.-i: