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AMUSEMENTS. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Lessees J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Solo Direction ALLEN DOONE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AN3 HIS VERSATILE COMPANY Will Present FOR j TnE FIRST TIME IN WELLINGTON His Exciting Play, THE BOLD SO.TER BOY. THE BOLD SO.TER BOY. THE BOLD SOJER BOY. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. A. Stirring Story of American Military Life. HEAR DOONE SING "The Colleen that I Many," "Sweet lio.se of Old Kerry," and "The Kerry Guards." "THE BOLD SOJER BOY!" By special request tho Band of Clever Kiddies who appeared in O'Leary V.C. will appear in "THE BOLD SOJER BOY." SFOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, 19th and 20th July, "TOO MUCH JOHNSON!" FRIDAY, 21st .JULY, "THE PARISH PRIEST!" ' SATURDAY, 22nd JULY, Tho Last Night of the Season, "MOLLY BAWN!" PRICES: 55.. Ss.,-2s. Late Door. Gallery, Is. , Box Plan Notice.—All plans aro now on view at The Bristol Piano Company. Day Sales at Grand Opera House Confectioiier.v Store. ■ ■ ASONIC i A L L, BOULCOTT STREET. DOROTHEA 1 SPINNEY. DOROTHEA SPINNEY. DOROTHEA SPINNEY. I,A ST RECITALS. LAST RECITALS. TUESDAY,-16th, S P.M.' TUESDAY. 18th, S P.M.TUESDAY, 18th, S P.M. "Tho Princess Iphigeinia in Tani-is by Euripides." Other plans on thef 21st, 25th, and 25th. BOX PLAN BRISTOL. TICKETS: 2s. fid. cordially in- ' vites Ladies to attend a Practical Talk on Viavi Hygiene, every Wednesday, at 3 p.m., in tiio Viavi Rooms, Phoenix Chambers (next Bank of N.Z.), Lambton Quay. Every woman interested in Human Progress and Health Bottern'ent cordially invited and welcomed. Information and Literature Freo on application. > MISS L. PITTAED, Manager. URGENT NOTICE. . TO RUPTURE SUFFERERS. TUTR. A. W. MARTIN, Sole Controller ivJL of Dr. J. A. Sherman's method of treating Rupture, will bring his present visit to Wellington to a close at 6 o'clock on, SATURDAY. EVENING, - tho IStli, at; tho Hotel- Cecil. Prospective patients should understand, therefore, that tho tinio is extremely limited during which they can avail themselves ■of this, tho only scientific method of' dealing with their malady. Thousands to-day. go on suffering year in and ■ year out, wearing cumbersome, ill-fitting' trusses, and never for one moment do they sit down and think. If they would only do so they would be compelled to admit that the truss they aro wearing is doing them no good. This is the fact. Why-not aelpowledgo itP If a man thinks seriously of this matter HE WILL RESOLVE AND SUBSEQUENTLY ACT upon tho testimony of the hundreds who -were at one timo in a similar condition to themselves, but who are now enjoying tho blessings of a sound body. Owing to tho pressing calls of' sufferers elsowliere, Mr. Martin cannot possibly extond liis visit beyond tho timo named, as ho leaves for Auckland the following day. SEND FOR FREE BOOKLETRUPTURE. AND ITS TREATMENT. IT IS POSTED TO ANY SUFFERER. DWAN BROS., WILLIS STREET. . JJOTELS j FOR " SALE. Hotel, Wairarapa; 5 years;.rent, -C 3 10s.; bar trade, .£SO; prico, including new furniture, £1250; SO acres of the best land, used as 'paddocks for travelling stock; 2 acres of orchard in full bearing; close to the Military Camp. 12 Hotel, Marlborough district; rent, .£8 10s.; trade, ,£75; price, .£1200; casli required, .£400; free liouse. • 13 Hotel, Marlborough; rent, .€3 10s.; trade, .£6O; price, .£1450. This is a good business house. Traders' very regular. Owner retiring, having bought a farm. 92 Hotel, Wairarapa.; situated among nhoep stations, on the Main Road; genuine trade,'.£7o por week all over: about 8 acres, divided, into paddocks, all planted in oats, potatoes, garden, etc.; about 30 rooms, well furnished; largo stabling; good water supply, evory convenience, septic tank, acetylene gas, etc. Price, .£I6OO. Cash .£BOO. Free house for everything. .71 Hotel, Wellington; bar trade .£3OO weekly; beer" consumption"'Bs hogsheads monthly ; free " house for everything;, 0 servants; cash required, .£2500. This is' of the best propositions ever offered, and for a man able to. pay the whole of tlio caali down is a gold mine. 102 Hotel, Wellington, doing a high-class trade; takings in bar averogo .£SOO weekly; houso, ,£2OO weekly; long leaeo; luxuriously furnished ; free house for-every-thing; cash required, £3000. - This 'is a great proposition fer a person ■ having good experience in conducting a first-class hotel. 70 Hotel, Hawke's Bay; trade v£2sfl-week-ly; rent, £20; commercial trade; -woll furnished; modern bjick and concrete house;, no insurance, papering, or painting needed. 47 Hawke's Bay; 7 years' lease; rent, £20; trado, £250; profits, about £3000 per annum. Only hotel in the district. 120 Hotel, Hawke's Bay; 3 years' lease; rent, £3 10s.; trade, £25; goodwill, £300. . * ■ 130 Hotel, Taranaki; -i years; trade,. £G0; | prico, £1650. 109 Hotel, Palmerston North; 6 years' lease; .trade, £120; cash required, £2000. 67 Hotel, near Palmerston North; mixed country trade; takings, £G0; 7 years' lease; rent, £0; prico £2200. 130 Hotel, Mauawatn Line; trade, £100; price, £1200. 13S Apply DWAN BIIOS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. TTNVITATTONS, Programmes, etc., for A functions of all kinds, promptly and tastefully printed at tho "Dominion" Gonoral Printing House, Dominion Avenue, 'Phono -1050.

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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2824, 15 July 1916, Page 11

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Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2824, 15 July 1916, Page 11

Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2824, 15 July 1916, Page 11

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