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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3161, 13 August 1917, Page 7

• AMUSEMENTS. A Bacchaualia of Brilliance! •ggffimS'' MAJESTY'S JSny THEATRE VAUDtv "- La TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AN AVALANOJIE OF ATTRACTIONS! A FOUNTAIN OF FUN! A GEYSEB OF GIiEE! A MAELSTROM OF MIRTH! A RIOT OF REVELRY! A WAVE OF WONDER! Starring Itn-engagenient ot 'file Famous Scottish Humorists/ -THE BUNTY OOMEDY COMPANY— -THE BUNTY COMEDY COMPANY--THE BUNTY COMEDY COMPANY— Comprising the Principals of the Graham Mollatt "Bunty Pulls the Strings" Co., in their Laugh Earthquake, , — "M'PIIERfiON'S WOOING." — ' "M'PHERSON'S WOOING." First N.Z. Appearance of The Continental Trickster, OLEMO THE CLEVER, CLEMO THE CLBVER, In his Artistic Combination, of Music, Tumbling. Juggling, and Hoop-rolling. First Appearance of EALTO, BALTO, The Super-Sensational Equilibrist. M'LEAN and DRUR-Y — In their Dervish-whirl of Dance. MADAME LORENZ : Bewildering Aerial Evolutions. BARON The Ventriloquist and hia Pal Nobbier. TIM and GERTIE MOORE The Comical Ohocolate Screams. WILLIAM LIDDLE — The Golden-voiced Baritone. GLIVALLI and '"SPORT" Assisted by "A Little Bit of Fluff." SIGSOII & SIGNORINA MOLINAKI Of Caruso's Expressed Preference. And Initial Appearance of FORD and PERRIN, Tho London Exponents of Danso de Luxe. ■ D.O. and 0.5., 2b.: Stalls, Is.; Reserves, 2s. 6d. Plan at The Bristol Piano Co.

Is marriage a failure or no? To answer is \nobody's place; , Only time and experience will show In each individual case. What's worse than a very bad cold? Nothing, wo feel pretty sure— The best thing to take, we are told, Is Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.

The members of the Ifarori Rifle Club fired the third match of the socond winter scries at the Buckle Ktrpet range duvinrr last week. The following are the best results:—Rflmil. A. Jensen. 98; Kfl.mn. 11. V. Oroxton, tl6; Rflmn. 11. Preston, 93—3 —SIS; Kflmn. W. I. Clark, !)6f; Kflinn. 1). "P. Grimstone, 94; Rflmn. J. Williamson, —90; Rflmn. W. J. Clnrk, 08; Rflmn. L. Daniel, 91; Rfiinn. F. Morgan, 81—10—91; Rflmn. W. Morrah, S7-3--90; Dep.-I'res. N. G. Willoughby, 88.

■Bverybody's praising it—NAZOL. Better than mixtures or 6yrups for relioving coughs and colds. Ready-for-use in office, shop, or home. Sixty doses Is. 6(l.—Advt.