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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3072, 7 May 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS, "IF YOU HAVE .TEARS, PREPARE TO SHED THEM NOW." XT I N G ' S. K. I N G ' S. A SENSATIONAL RECEPTION ACCORDED THE ' STARTLING SUPER-FEATURE FILM, : WHERE ABE MY CHILDREN? WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? TWO SESSIONS DAILY. TWO SESSIONS DAILY. \ MATINEE, 2.30. NIGHT, 8. PACKED AT EACH SESSION. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY AFTER 7. A THOUSAND TURNED AWAY BEFORE S ON SATURDAY LAST. This is lio Managerial Mouthing. No Picture was ever written down but by its own merit. THE CENSOR'S THE SANCTION. THE PLAY'S THE THING. THE PUBLIC'S THE JUDGE. NOT A PICTURE FOR CHILDREN. Girls may put their hair Tip and boys discard their knickerbockers, but a discriminating management will enforce 'the New. Zealand's Censor's stipulation that CHILDREN UNDER EIGHTEEN WILL NOT BE'ADMITTED. WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? ' AVHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? WHERE ARE MY CHILDREN? IS NO VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS. It is shedding light on certain nefarious practices that seriously threaten tbe PROPAGATION OF OUR RACE. COME TO THE MATINEE IF POSSIBLE. Prices: 3s. and Is.; Reserved Seats, "s. 6(1. at The Bristol or by 'phono. ST. JOSEPH'S BAZAAR. RESULTS -.- Art '..Union No. SSS Gold Kugget No. 3208 rfIHF/ following nre requested to call JL at the PriNebytery, No. 7 Patterson .Street, for prizes'-.—Mrs. Ryan, Miss D. Conrick, Owen GraVt Miss Norris, Miss Bussett, Mts. O'SulUvan, Miss Packer, Miss A. A. Mctoalfo, Corporal Waldor, Mrs. Reichel, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Gamage, Mrs. Lo Fevre, Mrs. JB. Tobin, Mrs. Waldor, L. E. Cullen, N. Aitken, Miss Howell, A. Challon, J. Eva.Vjs, C. Wallis, Mr. Hardy, d'Auvergine. TENDERS. DOMINION FARMERS' 00. rrffiNDERS will bo received at ouiioffice J- until i p.m. on THURSDAY... May 17th, 191", for the construction, of Foundations ana Basements of the Dominion Farmers' Institute in Wellington. Plans, etc., may be seen at our office, and at the. office of the Conipany, National Mutual Buildings, 10Q .Customhouse Quay, Wel-i . liugton. i - • COLLINS AND HABMAN, Registered Architects. 98 Gloucester Street, Chrisichurch. FOR'SALE BY TENDER, THE S.S. OPAWA &. S.S. WAIEAU, as a going concern/with goodwill and lease of wharf. This is an old-estab-lished trade, as the owner has bad the business since 1881, and ho will, if desired, manage the same" till January, 1918; A new wharf is now in course of construotion, and will be completed in about a, month's time. It wiN be tho most up-to-date of any wharf'i in tho small ports of the Dominion. Tenders close August 1, 191". The highest, or any tender not •flKessarily accented. T. ECKFORD, Blenheim, ■ .V— —T— '-, EXPAN D'Bll . METAL. XPANDED METAL. FOR, REINFOKCED 'CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION EXPANDED STEEL LATHING For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS. RUBEROID ROOFING. DAMP COURSE AND FLOORING. GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. KANSOME VER MwHR CONCRETE MIXERS. .-. : . OLSINA WATER PAINT. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. THE STEWARD TIMBER. GLASS AND HARDWARE CO., LTD., • Courtenay Place. Wellington. BEAVER BOARD. . npHB Latest and Best for Wall Linings, &' etc. It is British throughout, and is made of Pure Wood Fibre. 'It is being used extensively and with .the greatest satisfaction in now work and in remodelling, old buildings. Hygienic',.' Sound, and' Draught-proof. Non-Con-duotor of Heat and Cold. Highly Fireresisting. Apply BRISCOE AND COMPANY, LIMITED, Agents, who will supply you with illustrated pamphlets and samples. " WALL PAPEHS JNSIST 'on'having "THE STATHER" Wallpapers. The colours are absolutely permanent. Sunlight will not fade them. They are washable and of British manu- | facturo. Stocked by all leading Wall-' paper Merchants in New Zealand. Sole N. 7:. Travelling Representatives: - WILSON AND SHAW, 10 and 12 Harris Street, Wellington. plasteroFparis KEENE'S CEMENT OF BRITISH MANUFACTUHE Francis Holmes 10 woodward st., ricinub newnes, Wellington. ~ THE COLBIR SYSTEM. rTVEACHES you to play the Piano in A 10 to 20 lessons (no 6cales). Takes a pupil further into music than 3 or i years under ordinary conditions. Learn to play all the latest Songs and Twosteps as they are published (no speoial music required); saves time and money. Make use of the long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from all parts of New Zealand of the success of our pupils. If you already read mnsio learn by this system how to convert your music to ragtime. A Ragtime Player is always popular. Call for all particulars. Interview.B any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street. FOR PROMPT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE, CARTAGE, OR STORAGE, MTJNT, COTTE.ELL, 'AND CO., LTD., GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. i T SHIELDS, MILITARY TAILOR, • Willis St. (n*xt Empire.Hotel), for Officers' and )'..mates' Uniforms, Breeches, Puttees, Forage Cape and Hats, latest Military Capes; all tho standard Badges in stock; also Gaunfs Gold Gilt Buttons. W BARBER AND CO., Dyers and • Dry Cleaners, 125 Cuha Street, City. 'Phone 226. i