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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 174, 12 April 1918, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. aUEEN'B THEATRE, . U BEN'S THEATRE, CUJIA .STJtBET. j Showing to Crowded Houbge. "A TAIiE OF TWO CITIES." I "A TALE OF TWO CITIES." ! Produced by the famous Fox Film Corporation, who likewise produced "A Daughter of tho Gods." "A TALE OF TWO CITILS." "A TALE OF TWO CITIES." In the Historic Dual Holes of Oharles Darnay and Sidney Oarton is appearing WILLIAM FAMUM. WILLIAM FARNL'M. A maryelloue and epic characterisation. PRlCES—Reserved Seats, 2b. Bookings at Begg'e or Rt tho Theatre. 'Phone 3255. Is. 6d. and Iβ. Is. and 6d. until 6. Evening Session commencee at 8 o'clock. FIRST SESSION STARTS AT MIDDAY, j SWIMMING. SWIMMING. TEPID BATHS, TASMAN STREET. TEPID BATHS, TASMAN STREET. Under N.Z.A.S.A. Rules. TiHE usual Friday Evening Races rill ' commence. THIS EVENING, 12th April, at 6 p.m. Three Grades under 12-15 and 18 years. Prizes for First in each Race. Gold Medal awarded in each grade for most points gained during season. Entrance free to Schoolboys and Institute Members. F. ROSS, Director, Boys' Institute. 'Phone 2569 a. THE ONLY I'IANOS WORTH BUYING ARE Pianos of high quality—pianos that will retain their nohnoes of tone and pure Quality after years of service. SUOH PIANOS AS WE RECOMMEND. THE BMNSMEAD THE BOBD THE CHALLEN ' and THE EOGEBfiI These pianos arc the world's masterpieces—they may root more, but THE QUALITY IS WORTH IT I Any Instrument purchased at Bcgg's ie a supremo produot of musical genius and piano-making skill. The Prospective Purchaser would do well to heed these facts! . OHA3. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., Manners Street, —- Wellington ■''.-• Established 56 Years. PALMERSTON NORTH. ROTiL HOTEL. Modern Brlok Building. Electric Light Throughout. Box 20J. "Phone 91 A. E. HAY WOOD, Proprietor.

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