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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2924, 9 November 1916, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. The xriNG's. HE JLVING'S. Last Two Nights of wpfa ,M hm . mLJ Ihmum m 1 WBfkPSW And Special Supports. Ton']] .bo sorry y > missed this clover novelty in pictures. So don't. COMMENCING SATURDAY, CLARA KTMBALL YOUNG CLARA. KIMBALL TOTING CI.ABA KIMBALL YOUNG ' In "THH FEAST OF LIFE." "THE FEAST OF LIFE." "THE FBAST OF LIFE." A World Film Masterplay. Tho cassionate tale of a pnro Cuban girl, married against her will to an aged man of wealth. Sho meets a former lover and the inevitable happens, with tragic consequences. MORE TO-MORROW. . , W ESLEY CHURCH, '* Taranaki. Street. BAZAAR WILL OPEN THIS AFTERNOON (THURSDAY), at 3 o'clock and at 7.30 p.m. .QAniOES' FRIEND SOCIETY. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). AIR. M. CLARKE AND PAETY. TO LET. LET, fully furnished four-roomed Cottage, Bona Bay. Address "J.K.," '.'Dominion" Office, mO LET, Second Floor, Large Boom, ■*- Willis Street; also Basement, Manners Street. B-adford and Co. TO LET, in Picton-6-roomed partlyfurnished, ovory convenience. Apply Mrs. J. Gillice, Wafrau Road. TO LET, respeotablo tenant, small family—Cottage, four rooms, scullery and conveniences; nice locality. Apply "Cottage," "Dominion" Office. TO LET—Warehouse. Good brick onestory WaTohouso, about 47ft. x 20ft., situated centre of Wellington. Immediate occupation. Roasonablo rental. Apply 21 Farish Street, ■ TO LET, for few months, two Furnished Jlooms (sitting-room . and bedroom), to married couple or two girl friends; use conveniences, telephone, gas, electric light. Reply "Sussex, "Dominion." Office. TO LET, Private Hospital, FurnisHedi . for twelvo months, from 81st March, 1917; also Cottage adjoining, furjnished, early reply necessary. For particulars, apply to Mrs. F. W. Pope, Havolock, Marlborough. •JPIUENISHED' HOUSES, TO LET. 9 Rooms, Kejburn, 60s. 5 Rooms, Newtown, 355. G Rooms, Karori, 50s. 8 Rooms The Terrace, 8&. . 7 Rooms, Oriental Bay, Sis. 10 Eooms Hobson Street, 105s. 8 Rooms, Thorndon. v 9 Rooms, Thorndon, 70s. 7 Rooms, Boiilcott Street, 70s. Apply. S. GEORGE NATHAN, 115 Customhouse Quay. "pTJNCH"-Vols. July, 1914, to Deeem- '■*- ber, 1915, and parts for 1916, of; special prioe of 42a. An excellent Xmas present. Write for particulars, office of this paper. PEOPLE cannot escape the "Talking" Sign. It forces itself on their vision, and burns its message into their minds. OTICE.—New Zealand Invention. The Old Clothes Prop has had its day, for the "SAFETY". CLOTHES PROPS have come to stay. The harder the wind blows tho safer are the clotheslines in its keeping. The Allies' Hand Protector, and Polisher is the only clean combination for Polishing Stoves, Boots, etc., etc. Obtainable at all stores and ironmongers. THE Talking Sign is a real live proposition for the Progressive Advertiser. MUSIC MADE EASY. ' MJ'HY waste years learning? When • " the "COLBIR" system teaohesyou to play the latest songs, two-steps', and I all classes of musio in 10 to 20 lessons, saves time, money, and drudgery. No scales, no special music. Plenty of local references. Testimonials can bo seen from all parts. Don't keep your piano idle. Interviews any time. Call for all particulars, Birley's College of Musio, Boulcott Street (Chambers), first floor up. rpE M ATA WINES!

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