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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3050, 11 April 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. EVEEYBODY'S. Continuous VERYBODY'S. JO.d-5 to 10.15. "The eins ye do'by (wo find twoYβ ehall pay {or onn by one." A surpassing Triangle Production, ■THE SINS YE DO." "THE SINK YE DO." PRANK KEENAN And MARGERY WILSON. A story of "The Unwritten Law," dei scribed by the cynical hero As "Thnt. Offspring of Hysteria and Mawkish .Sentiment." A Cynical Man of the "World Finds Himself Compelled to Plead for his Daughter, who hae Slain His Best Friend in Defence of her Honour. Also, Billie Burke in "The Harvest of Sin." ' ' Don't Miss the Wonderful Pictures of , the WAIMANGU ERUPTION. THE KING'S.HE KINS'S. ■ Nightly at 8. A WOKLD FILM SENSATION, ' "BROKEN CHAINS," "BROKEN CHAINS." Featuring ETHEL GLAYTON and CAELTLE BLACKWELL. ■ A uniqne story, with' strange dramatic situations. Under the peculiar Prison Law of Florida. THE HEROINE LEASES HER . CONVICT LOVER, ■■ - STARTLING SCENES. The prison compound on fire. The. capture of the smugglers. The escape of the hired convict. The murder through the creeper. Book by 'Phone 3143 or at Bristol Plan. Wonderful Pictures of . WAIMANGU ERUPTION; . ALSO AT STAR, NEWTOWN.' T,HE EMPRESS. • 10.45 to 10.15. HE EMPRESS. Continuous. ' . ' ' ■ GAIL KANE' ' ■ ' . j In ■ "THE MEN . SHE MAKRIED." A World Film Play of extraordinary power, adapted from a story in "Snapgy Stories Magazine." ONE OF THE. WORLD BEST. Gail Kune, ae the heroine, finds herself in a role of surpassing difficulty. Sho sees hex.' step-daughter falling a. prey to the very man who had disilJusioned her. Then she does a desperate thing—she lures him back, meanwhile risking all that is dear to her. . Be Sure to see the Wonderful Pictures of ■WAIMANGU ERUPTION.

Tourist Resorts AUCKLAND '"~ CARGEN HOTEL, THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN ■ :• ■■••■■ AUSTRALASIA , . V Specialty: Suites of Rooms, srith private Bathroom', etc.. ' . Ballroom. , Tariff: From 10s. per day. Special Terms "for lengthened periods. Bedroom and Breakfast from 6s. Other . Meals optional. ' . Full particulars from Thoa. Cook and Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. . ' Telegrams: "Cargen," q o N q M;; ;a, PRIVATE HOTEL. BOTORUA.. 'Phone 62. Box 53. ■- ' Porter .Meets. AH Trains. ■ ' Tenns Moderate. '. MBS. MOOEE. / Proprietress. TE.KUITI. ■-.'.■ . FinHE Leading Town of the Kin? CounX ..try. Handy to', .Waifomo Cavee. Good Trout 'Fishing." KELVIN HOUSE. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOE -■ ■ V TOUEISTS:- . Telegraphic Address: ''Kelvin," P.O. Box : 55."-'Pnoiie 56. • . . . . . J. H. W. FEOST, Proprietor. HOTEL GRAND, right opposite Eailivay Station. Porters meet all trains. Krst-class Accommodation for Touriste. Junction of Wanganui Eiver and Main Trunk Line (three minutes from' boat landing). Excellent Trout Fishing. Motor-cars arranged' for fishing and pic-, nio •oarties. P.O. r ßo'x 25. Telegraphic address "Grand." . ; MISS CAMPBELL, Proprietress. \ ■mSS AUSTEALIA AND (THE EMPIRE J- PRIVATE HOTELS. EOTOEUA. Accommodation for 100 guests. Officially representing Thoa. Cook and Sou, N.Z. Commercial Trarellers" Association, N.Z. Public Service Association. , Tariff, 7s. per day; 10s. per week. i J. N. MXEAN, Proprietor. 'mHIEWELL PRIVATE HOTEL, 1 EOTOEUA. : Well known ae the Premier Houee for accommodation and- cuisine; Has been entirely renovated for the coming seaeon. One. minute from .Station; Teler phone 20. Toleerapbic address, i'.ThirTrell." ■ Tariff, 7s. per day; 40s. per week. : '.T.'-P. DOWLING, Proprietor. BARBER AND CO., Dyers and • Dry Cleaners,-■■ 125 Cuba Street, City. J Phone 226. ■ rMATA WINES are absolutely pure, and are. recommended for Invalids. '

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