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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 124, 19 February 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. mOWN HALL... '" TOWN. HALL. HORNING, AFTERNOON, EVENING. 9.30; ; .?•.. . 7, ' 15, MUSICAL,' ' ■■'.. ' " "' ELOCUTIONARY, ' ■" ■ And ■:. • :'■•-. DANCING COMPETITIONS. 745 MONSTER PROGRAMME FOR 7.45 .' TO-NIGIITi . "•■ FINAI/.DOMINION TEST • ' ' - : EECtTATION.-: •;■ ' ' Day Sessions,.Cd. Evening, 2s. and Is. Booking fee, Cd. extra. 1 . ' 'G. W. JENNEIf, '• ; Secretary mHE KING'S; A Perfect Triple JL-HE KING'S. " Attraction Programme. The Select Drama of Intimate Society Life 'THE REASON Will," Featuring CLARA KIMBALL IOUNtr. THE FAMOUS 'CADZOAV MUSICAL TRIO. ' Full Matinee To-day. ' Prices 'as usual. Iteserves' at Bristol. TjiMPE-ESSTHEATEE TO-DAY JCiM-PH-ESS THEATRE TONIGHT "THE DEVIL DODGER" ■ A Powerful-Play of Love and Passion. FATTY. AEBUCKLE ■ • • ' FATTY AEBUCKLE In . . "SEASIDE LOVERS." • ' LOVERS." EVERYB'ODrsr 7 "~~™Ml' VERYBODY'S. TO-NIGHT. WINSTON CHURCHILL'S Famous "THE CRISIS" X ™ '' "THE CRISIS; ~"THE CRISIS" ■ "THE CRISIS Also "THE CHAMPION," Featuring CHARLIE CHAPLIN. : band. ' : xst ellington patriotic '"•SOCIETY'S BAND, ;. ' - AT.NEWTOWN. PAIUv,, . : - ■', TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), ■ ■• At 8 o'clock. '...'., . -Also,- ■ WATERSIDE WORKERS' BAND '~ ' ; AT BASIN RESERVE, ■ TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), .•■-'.' \ At 8 o'clock.

WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN . SOCIETY. ■ • "It's Quid to • Support Caledonia's , • . Cause/ , —Burns. : - ■■. ■' MEMBERS and Friends are 'reminded , tlmttlic Opening -SOCIAL NICBT 1S TOMORROW, "(WEDNESDAY), February 19. at 7.45' p.m. sharp, In the "CONCERT CHAMBER, TOAVN HALL. COME AW A , -AN , WE'LL 11AE A :■-■■ JOLLY NIGHT THE'GTTHER, Tickets—Gentl-snien, 2s. Od. r Indies, The Secretary will be in att'endanco to 'register new lnetubera. ■ i ■ WILLIE M'KEE, General Secretary. YOUR-HOME-IS NOT COMPLETE .WITHOUT A PIANO. "nnHE' influence of good music Jine an X ' important bearing on social life. But you cannot hnve GOOD music without a GOOD, INSTRUMENT. That is why. discriminating people choose ' •■BRINSMEAD ' v ■■•■ . ROGERS ... .CHALLEN, .■•.:■ JESSE FRENCH Pianos'for their homes. The ripe ex,per.ienco: of years ..qf..expbrt craftsmanship' lief,; behind, the' manufacture of theso fanious : pianos... ; '• .•• •• . We sell them.ori easy...terms, and will be glad, to discuss ,the v purchase of a piano With you if you. will call in nnd interview" the-Manager of our. Piano Department. . , ... CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., ' ■Manners Street, :: Wellington. The-Oldest-established Piano ■House in New; Zealand.

- > BOARD AND RESIDENCE ANTED, Single, Unfurnished Room, vicinity Vivian Street." Apply "Workei," c'/o "Dominion." '. , ' ' AGRICULTURAL SHOWS.. MA;ST:ERT ON; SHOW ■AT SOLWAY. ■.-'■: FEBRUARY, 18 arid 19. ' ' . '•••■ RAM AND EWE FAIR, ■ ~-, FEBRUARY 20 and 21. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS: . On FEBRUARY 18.-«-The ordinary Time-table will be observed, trains leaving Masterton for Solway at 7.15 a.m., 9;40,a.ni., and 3,25 p.m., leaving feOLAVAY for' MASTERTON at about 3.25 a.m., 2.25 p.m., and 7.15 p.m. On FEBRUARY 19 (PEOPLE'S DAY). -In addition to the ordinary lime-tnble the following, trains .will be run:-- _ • Special Trains will leave Tl 00IKiL.i.h at 7.55 a.m., Masterton, 10.45 a.m.,- and 12.30 p.m. .for Solway. ■ „„-.;..„ A special, traiii will leave vJluijo CREEK at 9.0 a.m., arriving a- SOLWAY at -10,35 a.m. . Trains leave SOLWAY for WOOjJVJLLE at 2.15 p.m., and 5.0 p.m. For CROSS CREEK, 5.50 p.m. For WELLINGTON, 1.5 p.m. 'On' February 19, 20, and 21, tho 12.5G p.m. Woodville-Welliiigton train will stop af Solway for Pa^^^, Sfcreln-ry,. BjOxJWiil?—?'-?.:...

BUSINESS NOTICES. rpHIS IS THE SUMMER DRINK. ICED SYPHON • SODA - . . And ■ MILK, ' , • 4d., Id./ id. GAMBLE AND CREED'S ■" TEA.IIOOMS, . Willis Street and Lambton Quay. iMjTt. BRIDGE, '■ DENTIST ■ (Late Upper Willis Street), Macarljiy's Chambore, ■ 60 WILLIS STREET. i Tlione an. (Opp. Hotel Windsor.)