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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 36, 6 November 1918, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY K7UITRESS TO-DAY TO-NIGHT jIiMPRESS TO-NIGHT A World. Drama with The DeliKliWiiJ JUNE ELVIDGE Ami , JOHN' BOWERS As the Leading Lights, "THE OLDEST LAW." "THE OLDEST LAW." "THE OLDEST LAW." "THE OLDEST LAW." A Groat Emotional ':Jralna, MAGNIFICENT SCENES. . '■ . FINE DRESSES. SPLENDID ACTING. Usual Prices. 'Phone "M 2. TmVF.RYBODY'S. : TO-DAY jJCiVERYBOpr'S. I." TO-NIGHT A Triangle- Mnstlrpiece. Entitled — "THE RUNAWAY WIFE.'' — —- "THE RUNAWAY WIFE." —• "THE RUNAWAY WTFE." "THE RUNAWAY WIEE." Featuring GLORIA SWANSON, • A Story of a Discontented Wife who SOUGHT 'HAPPINESS AND FOUND GRIEF. Would she SELL lIEUSELF BODY and SOUL to him?. One of the most storm scenes yet seen oil the screen. TUB. KING'S. XIGHTLY AT 8. HE KING'S. ..' NIGHTLY AT 8. A Goklwyii Feature Draina,. Entitled ■ "DODGING A -MILLION," , "DODGJNG • A MILLION," — "DODGING ..-A MILLION," — "DODGING v A MILLION," ,-^— Starring MABEL NORMAND, . • ' ■MABEL NORMAND/' ' He saw another man in her apartments; HOW COULD.HE BUT BELTEVE-iTHE RUMOURS. ABOUT HER -THEN? ' PRICES: D.C., Reserved Is. "(Id.; Unreetrwl -Is.; Stalls; lid; Plan at.Bristol or 'Phone 3R'J. -. ' : ' - - ' PATRIOTIC ENTERPRISES. MAORI ENTERTAINMENT. .'■' i MAORI ENTERTAINMENT. ■ In Aid of L'ndy -Liverpool's and Mrs.'.-. ■ Pomare's Maori Soldiers' -Fund. Under the Distinguished Patronage of Their. Excellencies the .GovernorGeneral and the Countess, of' Liver' I loo '-' ' ■'.•■."'.". rjlOWN'-; HALL,- .WELLINGTON.. - NOVEMBER 7, 1918. ;.. '■ . "'Music's\ye'et shall lion , that night, And (.•harm all cares riwuy; . Each 'heart will beat with true delight, Whilst harmony holdssway." "How my .heart .longs for. the POI Leaf!" "Aotea'ron's eons,. ye..wnrriors, stern, ( Awake! awake " . , ■ NOTE.—Reserve your Seats ,at The Bristol- NOW-Jiot TA.'IHOA:. PRICES-β. (Reserved), 35., 25., and Is. N.B.—The Maori Mats and Kite arcguaranteed to be absolutely free from any foreign material and colourings. Each article is of the best quality and workmanship Maori art can produce. ■ The articles are on view at Messrs. Kirkcaldie and Stains'e. i See Saturday's Pnjjpr. • ' N.B.—Moore's Buses, will Ic'avo ..the Town Hull, Lower Hntt, at" 7 p.m., and Pelone Post Office at 7.10 p.in. for Wellington, returning after the performance. Under the Patronage of Her Excellency tho Countess of Liverpooli. . NAYY LEAGUE'S SAILORS' COM- • FORTS FUND. - .' m 0 W N. ':' .'•', ..-.■ H: A,L L, X SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, - At 3 o'clock. ; : BREAK-UP OF MISS:': VESTA CAR-WELL-OOOK/E'S -DANCING .- ~ ■ CLASSES. ) ; z Tickets, 2s. Cd. each, include Afternoon Tea. Sweets, and Ices for salo. Tickets, may be had at Begg's. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE PLUMBERS-'.REGISTRATION ACT, 1912. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an . examination - will be. held by the Plumbers' Board of New Zealand for the purposes of registration under the above Act on Friday and Saturday, December 13 : and 1-1, 1918, at fiuch centres as'may be decided by 'the Board when the number of candidates is known. .'- Forms of application' to l>e examined may he obtained from -the local 'Technical' School, or from tho Secretary, Plumbers' Board, Wellington. All applications must reach the undersigned bv November 23, 1918. By order of 'the Plumbers , Board. T. G./TROWERN, '■, Secretary. _ THANKS. . HAVING decided to dispense with delivery of Bread on i'.nd after, the 9th inst., I hereby thank jny numerous customers for their past: support,--.and hope that they will extend their patronage to Mr. A. Raven, Baker,. Hopper Street, whom,l am.sure will ibo able to give everv eatisfnotion.—Yours respectfully, L. 'MrFARLANE, Baker, 98 Adelaide Rpad. •• THE LADIF.S' CHJiISTIANASSOCIA- ' TION, being in great, need of SECOND-HAND CLOTHING,, will be grateful for Parcels left i-ith the Caretaker, St. John's Schoolroom. M. M'LEOD, ' ■ Hon. Treasurer. NO.MORT3 DEAFNESS. ~~ rpHOSE who suffer may have relief by -»- using Way's Invisible 'Medicated Ear Drums. Booklet sent free on receipt of penny stamp, G. P. WAY, P.O. Box 1011, or H. SPEAR, Dr. of Opt, Eyesight Specialist, ' No. 7 Willis Street, Wellington. x _l>hone ___ . MINIATURE RIFLE SHOOTING The score of the Petone National Reserve Miniature Rillo Club was iiindverteutly omitted from tho Osmond Shield competition results. This clhu scored C.") 9, and so secured third placo in the comj)elition. The following are tho individiinl scores:—C. Bond, OS; Clout, 68; G. Hogg, 07; Clout, B7; Anslow, KG; ][. Bond, (ill; Kerr, 65; E. Hogg, U5; Mudge, C-t; Kirk, U3. ■ A CORRECTION (To the Editor.) Sir,—Referring to the paragraph from Mr. Vcrschiifl'elt concerning myscll', plensu allow nie correct.,,him, as possibly some, misunderstanding may arise from his way of putting it. As a mutter uf fact, 1 stated that, having liiken ;i somewhat active part in ■ tho iccoiit by-elec-tion. tho Coiuniissioncr's i-ccretary attempted to put tho "gag" on by informing the chief dork of the Department that as I was breaking the regulations I must withdraw imrticipntion in tho wcii-l; »l tin , I'lwlinn Mr.-Vcr.suhiii-iell's cninoiillnge is si> thin that to those opposed to liiin. it is as transparent us glass, and consistent with many more of his ad ions.—l am, etc, .1. 11. .WATT. Children liko WADE'S' W.ORM FIGS —Vine mid certain. Price, is... (!il. —Atlvl. Woods' Groat Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, nevor fails; .