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AMUSEMENTS. j [70 [PRESS. • ' IMPRESS. Continuous, nto 10. ; A. YiUgrapli Super-feature, , "TN THE BALANCE," "IN THE BALANCE," T'he Film Version of | ;. Phillip? Oppenheiin's Famous Novel, ■ "The Hillmnn," I Starring IRACTI DARMOND The newest Star iI'.ACE DARM'JNI) in the screen-skies, Ui-ACE DARMOND a periection /of- ! HIACK DARMOND phvsical beauty, > !RACE DAR.MONI) with a chnrwinj IRA OH DARMOND personality. ' Sho is tho Talk of tho Town. j Supported by ' EARLE WILLIAMS, \ THE LAD! liS' FAVOURITE, Super', Aiting, Beautiful Photography, : and an unrivalled story, make j "IN THE BALANCE"' 1 A Masterpiece of Perfection. Don't Miss It. ! [EVERYBODY'S. Conimeriging j & ' NEXT; SATURDAY. . ; The Greatest and Most Exciting ' .; SERIAL! SERIAL! SEIUALI Entitled THE tfYSTEEY Oi' THE DOUBLE CROSS. MYSTERY' OF THE DOUBLE CROSS. DON'T MISS THE FIRST EPISODE: "THE LADY IN No. ir PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. I ' TO SECRETARIES' COMMITTEES. . BABY COMPETITION. ON MONDAY NEXT, King's Birthday,, a Gigantic Procession has been organised for tlm FINAL DAY of tfco RED JERSEY APPEAL. AN EXQUISITE ROBE is being specially made and presented by Messrs. Georgo aud licrsley, Ltd., also A SOLID SILVER CUP, - •' . Presented by tho Proprietors of "Glaxo" Lo tho BABY who on that clay is eoated in tho BEST-DECORATED MOTOR-CAR. Procession will start from Government Buildings at 11 a.m., and tho presentation will take place at Newtown Park. A special .Meeting will bo held in tho Chamber of Commerce, National JMutual Buildings, Customhouse Quay, on Thursday May'3oth, at 3.30 p.m. Baby Competition Committees specially invited. P. R.ASEY, Citizens' Organiser. TOURIST RESORTS. SONIC HOTEL, NELSON. HENRY BAIGENT, Proprietor, Has much pleasure in informing the travelling publio that ho has resumed tho conduct of this old-established Hotel. First-class Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone 38. P.O. Box d 4.' MASON'S GARDENS. TAITA, LOWER HUTT. I7INEST sccnic gardens in the Southem Hemisphere.. Woll worth a . visit. Motor-buses meet all trains. Special Bus loaves for Station 5 p.m. daity. Afternoon Tea, Gd. Hot water provided free to picnickers. Cut-flowers in any quantity. Orders bookod for Rhododendrons, Azalias, Roses, and Genoral_ Nursery Stock in choice variety. Choice collection of 25 Bulbs sent to any address on receipt of 2s. 6(1.. 50 for is. 6d. P. CHIVERS, Manager. TJADNOR RESIDENTIAL HOTEL, •*'-«' Waterloo Quadrant, AUCKLAND. Elovaled position, overlooking Government Hoii6o and the Harbour. Pivo minutes from Station, Wharves, and Centre of City. Electrid light throughout. ■ Modorato Tariff. Strictly First Class." - Telegrams: "Radnor," Auckland. . npHIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL A ROTORUA. Well known as tho Premior House for accommodation and cuisine. 'Has been entirely renovated for the coming season. Ono minute from Station. Telephono 20. Telegraphic address, "Thirwell." Tariff, 7s. pen day; 40s, per week. T. P. DO'WLING, Proprietor.

RALLY-HO! RALLY-HO! j WHEN visiting Napior mako tho Pro- j vinciol Hotel your Headquarters, Tho Official Homo for tho Troops. 'Why not for you also? : Tariff moderate. ' Ono minute Station, Theatre, Parade. T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. ! NELSON—THE SUNNY SOUTH. SPEND YOUR HOLIDAY AT"'.-.' j WAINUI," NELSON. I-irst-class : ; modern Private House. Within > easy distance of town, situated on banks .; of Matai. "Wainui" is the Popular Home for visitors and tourists. Cars i meet all boats and trains. First-class ' accommodation. Tariff, 10s, per day, ! weekly by arrangement. Telegraphic cd- ; dress, "Wainui," Nelson. 'Phone 85. MRS. H. CRUMPTON, Proprietress. BUSINESS NOTICES. . ONE proof of the great wearabilitVand reliability of "CLINCHER CROSS" i CAR TYRES is the fact that tho War : Office has been using thousands of theso j tyres on Military Cars in Franco and j elsowhero over since August, 1911. Solo Controllers, HAYWARD BROS,, ! AND CO., LTD., Cliristchurch. •■ YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRT. : QEND us 2s. 2d. and we'll post to you ' O a neat Rubber Stamp and a Bo'ttlo : of Marking Ink, so that you can have j your name on everything. ! A. W. MOHAN AND SON, ' Rubber Stamp Makers, CO Willis Street, Wellington. j SURITcURE FOR VARICOSE ULCERS. : DO you suffer with Varicoso Ulcem? | If tso, I can guarantee to cure you. .My treatment is painless, and requires : -.io" operation, and is not mostly. j Write for full information to < ! ERNEST HEALEV, ! Chemist, ' 'Phono 29. Foxton. j __ —. - j MUSIC MADE EASY. j WHY WASTE YEARS LEARNING? ! TSTHEN.tho ."COLBIR" system teaches ' VV you to play the latest songs, two- ' tcps, and all classes of music in 10 to : ;'0 lessons, saves time, money, and drudgery. No scales, no tsnccial music. Plenty i>f local references, l'estiraoniols can bo t'ccn from all parts. Don't keep your i jiiano idle. _ Interviews any time. Call for all particulars. Birley's (Xillego of i Music, Boulcott Street (Cllambcrfl), first iloor up. QTAFFORD TEA, LUNCHEON, AND 1 SUPPER ROOMS. Ono of tho Best Appointed in tho City. j Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. ALL CAKES HOME MADE. 1 MISS READ, Proprietress. ' Willis Street (over H. D. Bennett's). j Also at Timaru, , XfAKE slraight for Lees and Chnrch's , i i'-fl- gale. 12S Cuba Street. Bargains \ in lloso and Gloves. " i

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 214, 29 May 1918, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 214, 29 May 1918, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 6 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 214, 29 May 1918, Page 7

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