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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 236, 24 June 1918, Page 7

I AMUSEMENTS. Q}l.\SQ oi'liKA HOUSE. "DICK WIUT'J'KVUTON." "DICK WHITTINGTON." The BOX PLANS for the First SIX NIGHTS and FIRST MATINEE (WEDNESDAY WEEK) will be OPENED at the ririetol WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT. Direction J. .(,'. Williamson,, Ltd. THE PRINCIPAL THEATRICAL EVENT OF EVERY YEAH. ■The Show Uiat is Always Welcome, Commencing SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 29th. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 23th. FIRST MATINEE, WEDNESDAY WEEIv. J. 1.. - . WILLIAMSON'S Gorgeous Annual j , A N T.O M I M E PAN T 0 M 1 11 E Tills year will be based on the story of "DICK WHITTINGTON" "DICK WIU'iTINGTON"' "DICK WHITTIiN'GTON" "DICK. WIIITTINGTON" "DICK WHITTING'L'O.N" , "DICK WHITTJNGTON" And will bo presented in .SEVENTEEN SCENES Of GORGEOUS COSTIi.UK R K VIOLATIONS ENTRANCING SCENIC SPLENDOCH BIiAUTII'UL BALI.MTK £, PAGEANTS ALL LATEST tt«G SUCCESSES SUI'KHU GLI'L'TV.i.iNG SPECTACLES With the following; BRILLIANT CAST 01-' FAVOURITES; Arthur Stigant Vera Pcarco William Fullbrook .Pauline Bindley Ernest Langford Etliid Walker \'illiers Arnold Peiirl Ladd Billy Lβ Brim Constance Cayley Sidney Yates Dorothy i'irmin* Claudo Banbick* Marjone Wiggs Harry lioxljury lOilccn.Bristowe Howard Vornon Maggie Dickinson

THE CAMILLE TRIO . Till'] CA.MILJ.K Tltio In their Wonderful Acrobatic Speciality. "THE BIGGEST ilNi) IiEST VET , ' Sums up tie many and varied attractions of this wonderful ami artistic extravaganza. PRICKS-D.C. and U.S., (id.; Back Stalls, :is'.; Uallory, Is. (uU plus .tax). let us advise you. WJJE.V-yun ara in don hi as lo what Piano ygu .should buy, lot us advise you. We «'re experts in that line, and by renison of our long 'connection with the pinni) business we are in a position to suggest the best instruments for your particular tastes. It' has long been recognised that- « I'iaiio from BKQG'S is the , . ' ACHE Or PERFECTION. Perfect in tone, perfect in construction— a Piano that will last a lifetime. Wβ unhesitatingly recommend the BRIN3MEAD, CfIALLION, or the ROGERS. All-Uritish Pianos sold by an All-British Firm. CHAS. UEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, AVellliigton. Established OG years,' MUSIC MADE EASY. WHY WASTE TEAKS'LEARNING? WHEN the "COLBIll" system teaches you to play the latest songs, twosteps, and all classes of music in 10 to 20 lessons, naves time, money, and drudgery. No eculei), no lineeial music. Plenty of local references. Testimonials can be eo.en from all pnrta. Don't keep your niano idle. Interviews any time. Call for all particulars. Birler's Oollc?e of Music, Boulcott Street (Clfvuuburs), first floor up. BUSINESS NOTICES. J. \V. M. >L\WILSON'S PHYSICAL CULTU.UK CLASSES. Nevr Pupils 'can join at fny time and quarter commences with pupil. Gentlemen—Tuesday and Friday, 5.15 to 0; Monday and Thursday, 8 lo 9.15. Ladies -Tuesday and Friday; 8 to 9. . Children —Tuesday, ■!• lo 0; (inturdny, 9.15 to 10.15 a.m. 131 Featho/slon .Streot. 'Phone :I2H.

NORTH BRITISH SOLID BAND MOTOB-I.OBRY TYRES. MADE in the .Empire's largest Rubber Works, where enormous chemical Lalwratories co-operate with skilled workmen. These tyres .ire perfect in shape— and servo longer. Fit them. Solo. Controllers: HAYWAR!) BROS; AND CO., LTD., Christclmrcli. 7S U SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, EYESIGHT'SPECIALIST. 7 Willis Street, Late Optioian for the Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. PATIENTS unable to obtain advice from the Optical Department may obtain advioe at the above addri-ss Letween 9 a.m. nnd 5.30 p.m.

FLOWERS. £)AS. Cash will buy tins very fine col- '»'" lection (retail value, 50s):—Hybrid Rhododendron, Swainsonia (novelty), Boronia, Daphne, Diosima, Roso Blue Quoen, Ho«e French Mascot, I,aeeiandora, Neiiumb.;rgt.. (new), Adenandera (now), Yellow Salvia, Walrnlia (Jibeonii, Ouphea. "Fireworks." Krina Imperialis, Pink JTyderangia, Piuk I(e----nedia, Ficoa Azureal (ii»if), ]x)tus Helionicus (very fine), Tree of Parjdis-e. Or send for list and choose your <'wu, from 6d. to Is. each. W. MITCH! NSON, Wholesale Grower, NEW PLYMOUTH. FOB ANY CAR-AND ROAD- ~~ CLINCHER CROSS TYRES. "ffPlVJil varieties of tough British-frown $? Rubber are used in making each ] Clincher Cross Tyre. British through I and through—they're long-ilistance tyres. Fit thu Clincher Cross. Solo Controllers: HAYWAR.D BROS. AND CO., LTD., Chrintolmrch. 77 QTAFFORD TEA. LUNCHEON, AND SUPPER ROOMS. One of the Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Qontlemoii. ALL CAKES HOME MADE. HISS READ, Proprietress. Willie 'Street (ovor H. D. Bennett's). Also at Timaru, "W II A T Ts II EN N A?"

"Henna," which giwvs in Persia, Egypt, and most tropical countries, is remarkable for its astringent and medicinal properties. Its wonderful merit for hair toning is recognised by all skilled hair specialists, but owing to difficulty of self-application is not so extensively used as might be. But this trouble is entirely overcome with the advent of "HENNAUNH," a delightful shampoo prepared from "Henna"; its object beiii« lo bviiiß out tho natural tints and produce a live, healthy apmiiiriinci! lo a.ll hair, no matter how dull it is. Obtainable in Wellington from J. H. lU'Konzie, "The Economic," and principal ohomiste. Price Iβ, fld. and 2s. 6d. Wholoaale only from Bharland'a or Kemntkorno Proeaat'e.