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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. Wh«re to Spend a Warm and Pleasant ■< Evening: At the .i riONCERT CHAMBER , CHAMBER i\ NIGHTLY AT S O'CLOCK, 'j THE .MONARCH OF MYSTERY 'i 11. A L [ N I !! M A 1, J. N i. ■ M A L I N I 11 A L 1 N 1 '| If you have sharp eyes watch closely and 'I follow tho movements ol tins '] PRINCE OF CONJURERS. '} You will he Delighted mud Amused. „ MALINI • ..MALIXI 'I Assisted by MISS ETTll'l FIELD <\ ' 'J.'he Gifted Vocalist. ■: MANIC J.i. JOHNSTONE, Popular Solo 'Cellist. | J'ianiate and Accompanist-. , MRS. A. Al. MONTAGUE. l'ltlClCS—3s., 25., is. Plus tax. \ Reserved at the Bristol. Management .-.- I. Allan Macdonald, , rTiuirr opera iioussjj. ; Direction JOHN HOPKINS. \ SATURDAY. 2rtli; MONDAY. .Dili; ' TUESDAY, 30th. \ 'THREE CONCERTS ONLY \ . By the Distinguished Dalian Operatic ' Tenor, CAPPELLI CAPPELLI C-IFPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAFPELLI —-CAPPELLI CAPPELLI CAPPELLI : Whose glorious voice and exquisite artistry created a furore in Auckland, and at each of'the four concerts Riven at the- Town Hall hundreds were unable to gain admission. —-CAPPELLI CAI'PELLI ■ -CAPPELLI Late Principal Tenor, Consulc/, Opera 1 Company. ; . SUPPORTING ARTISTS: John Aiuitdio The Eminent Flautist Veronica liedford ■ Soprano Lncien Cisaroni Basso '' Harold Whittle Accompanist BOX PLANS open at Bristol, on 1 THURSDAY. Prices: 45., ,Is., l's., Is., plus Tax. . Touring Manager Scott Colville. UNAPPROACHABLE! Tlic Pianos slocked by Boggs are unapproachable in any of the cardinal and essential features which endear a piano to the artist or to the music-loving public tho world over. Do not hesitate any longer, but decide to purchase i\ Piano TO-DAY. There are " reasons why it should be a BEGG PIANO. Any Piano imported by Bcgg's is perfect in construction, and its tonal qunl- ? ity and harmonic effects are unexcelled. A recommendation from us is backed by our reputation earned.over a period of 57 years, during which time we have been in business. We recommend THE BRINSMKA.D, THE BORD, THE CHALLEN, THE ROGERS, or the PLEIEL. BE GUIDED BY OUR ADVICE. riUAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. (Established 5G Years.) TOUHIST RESORTB. T Ej VIAT HA N HO TE L (Nearly Opposito Railway Station), r DUNEMN. D THE FAVOURITE HOUSE I' With the Travelling Public . >- ' Electric ]>ißl)t in Every Bedroom.... ( [ Hot Batlis can be had at all hours ,j Free of Charge to Visitors and Boarders. le MODERATE CHARGES. i; a Country Visitors are reminded that if • only in Town for the Day they can obI- tain a Good Lunch from 12 to 2. e> Fire Escapes Throughout Ihe Buildings, d Night and Day Porter*, h All communications to l ' JAMES CONNOR, a, Telephone 67. P.O. Box 112. s. e, 1- MASONIC HOTEL, NELSON. HENRY BAIGENT, ' Proprietor, iy Has mach pleasure in informing the 7 travelling public that he has resumed 6 ; the conduct of this old-established Hotel. jf -, First-class Accommodation. Excellent Cuisine. Latter* and telegrams promptly £ attonded to. JJ| Teiephoue 38. P.O. Box *i. 10 RALLY-HO! RALLY-HO! WnEN visiting Napier n>ak« tho Pro. a . vincial Hotel your Heudquartore. d. The Official Home for the Troops. Why not for you e.leo!' Tariff moderate. One minute Station, Theatre, Parade. n- T. A. HEATH, Proprietor. PALMEHSTON NORTH. _ TB 0 YA I " • HOTKL. '-• Modorn Brick Bailding. Electric Light , Throughout. "V Box 203. 'Phone 04. T. A. E. HAYWOOD, | ' Proprietor. =. .. 3USINESS NOTICES, . - QTAFFORD.TEA, LUNCHEON, AND' ||j' SUPPER ROOMS. —, One of tho Best Appointed in the City. Smoking and Writing Room Provided for Gentlemen. ALL CAKES HOME MADE. ho MISS HEAD, Proprietress. Willi-) Street (over H. D. BennotPt). Also at Timaru. )., ' __ : . ' MP- BRIDGE, DENTIST (Late Upper Willis Street), ' ' ~ Macarthy's Chambers, 50 WILLIS STREET. V 'Phouo 1191. (Opp. Hotel Windsor.)' >d PLUMBERS. COPPERSMITHS. AND SIiKET-METAL WORKERS. MANUFACTURERS of Asga Waterheaters, anl Mahonoy's Patent Skylights. Motoi work o. speciality. ALDRED GRIFFITHS, 23 and 25 Egmont Street, WELLINGTON, sh w— _____ , WANTED KNOWNfPHE ADDRESS OF T. A. WELLS'S 1 NEW PAPER-HANGING WAREHOUSE IS IJSA MANNERS STREET, fs. | opposite King's Theatre, G2 Taronaki ! Street and Luke's Lane. Telephone 883. . jpIOOD Printing promptly produced at :y, I XX. popular prices at "Dominion" Job J Printing Works.