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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 196, 14 May 1919, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. LANCELEY MATINKE - TO-DAY! LANCELEY MATINEE — TO-DAY' LANCELEY MATINKb - TO-DAYi At /TIKE KING'S TO-DAY at AHE KING'S ; 2.15; 7.15. ENTIRE CHANQE OF MUSICAL AND VOCAL ITEMS . ' By Miss CARRIE LANCELOT CARRIE LANCELEY • Am! HER ACCOMPLISHED COMP.ANY, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-NIGHT! 1. "SOMEWHERE.A VOICE IS CALLING." Instrumental Trio: Kiss Avii Symons (Solo Violinist), Miss Nellie Simpson (Solo Flautist), Miss Doris Strublu (Solo Pianist). 2. "THE H13I" (Monologue). Miss Doris StruWc. '■ : 3. FLUTE SOLO: Vhlse (Poldini).- , Miss Nellie Simpson. -J. (a) "OH! OCEAN, THOU' MIGHTY MONSTER" (Webber), (b) "WALZSOXG" (Boheme). ' .MISS CARRIE.LANCELEY. 5. VIOLIN SOLO: Miss Avit Symons. "Liebesfrcnd" (Kreieler), 6. GRAND i-'INALE: "The Reason." ' MISS CARRIE LANCELEY. FULL ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT. . . In conjunction with GOLDWYN'S LATEST MASTERPIECE, "THE KINGDOM OF YOUTH."Featuring • ■ : TOM MOORE AND MADGE KENNEDY BOOK SEATS AT BRISTOL. . . PRICES: Circle 2s. 7d., Stalls 2s. 7d., 2s. ld.,_ls. Id. '■■■■■ . ■ ■pVERYBODY'S To-Day at 2. •CiVJORYBODY'S To-Night at 7. A Stirring, Appealing Story of the ■ - Mountains, "THE APOSTLE OF VENGEANCE," Featuring tho Popular Actor, BILL HART. BILL HART. ' Alpn fhowine. Episode-11, ■ ' "THE HOUSE OF 'BATE." ■ THE TGUIPRIiSS To-Day at 2, HE -HIfMPRESS . To-Night at 7. A Gigantic Triangle Drama, "CASSIDY" '. "CASSIDY" StarringDlCK ROSSON. Vocal Items by Mil. C. JIELVIN. Ring 3142 for Reserves.. WANTED 'KNOAVN, BARGAINS at the PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGE ■ . JUMBLE .SALE, JUMBLE SALE, Qn FRIDAY NIGHT, At ST. JAMES'S CLASSROOM, ■ Riddiford Street. '■ WHY NOT TO-DAY? Why not make up your mind to-day about buying that piaito? This is the season when it is most appreciated in the home, and these are the pinnos from whicli to 6elect— ' BRINSMEAD, SOGERS, ' -CHALLEN, JESSE FRENCH, . FOSTER, BRASTED. Pianos that lead the world becauso of their sterling quality as truly great instruments. ... We sell these famous pianos for cash or on easy terms, and PURCHASING IS MADE EASY by our system. . Let the Manager of our Piano Department demonstrate their wonderful merits. ;•■■'. , . . .rJHAS.' BEGG : "AND .'. CO.;, LTD., Manuel's Street, Wellington. The Oldest-Established Piano ilouse in Now Zealand. : ... public notices. . women's~natlonal reserve. ' girls' club/ nuking section. OWING to the ini'rraswl membersliip ._ of tho Nursing Section, it has becomb .necessary to- ceaso enrolment fov present course/ Names will now be received for next course. . M. W. BANKS, ■. Hon. Secretary. MpTOR SERVICES. / npHE Wanganui-Mnrton Motor Service -"■ (Ltd.) connect-) with Main Trunk Expresses at M'artou (Jeffery Car). Leave Post Office, Waiigan.ui, 7. a.m.. and 3.45 p.m. Leave Marton on return journey after departure of express trains. I'are 10s. Passengers . called for within one mile radius tree of charge. W. WOOLVEN, Manager. Telephone No. 980S, Wanganui. ■ Telegrams: "Wooiven," Wanganui. BUSINESS NOTICES. • . KING'S MIXTURE. ' ' nnHE Finest Growth of Tobacco from A Virginia and Carolina are brought together in King's Mixture, yielding a smoke that is wholly satisfying. If; has no added scent, which so many present-day mixtures rely upon to curry them through, but lias the true flavour and nroma of tobacco. Sold at Bd. per ounce, and in -Jib. ting 2s. Bd., Jib. tins ss. M. G. AND C. ALDOUS, . Tobacconists, 206 Lambton Quay.. APPLES, POTATOES, ONIONS. WANTED.-Cooking Apples, 75.,- Eat>ing or Cooking, 7s. Gd. per cade. Best Oamaru Polatoes (no blight) and Onions, 3s. Gd. Jcwt., Bs. 6d. Jcivt., 12s, M. lewt., all delivered free. Buy .here and get guaranteed i|iuility. We closo at S p.m. Monday to Thursday. lUwke's Bay Fruit Co., 119 Cuba Street. 'Phone 380-1. STEAM Boiler Ownors, cut down your Fuel' Bills. You cannot afford to be without Stopskal Scale Remover and Boiler Cleaner. Gives more steam on less fuel, and pays for itself many times over in fuel, saved. Manning Machinery Co., 188 Cashcl Street, ChrisU'luirch, HEALTH shafl live free and sickness freely die" at tho Otaki Seaeidc Resort. •' The war-worn soldier will find gentlo Nature to comfort him. C. E. Cotterell. Otaki. /♦A Aj)A PHYSICIANS' Prescriptions \J\ff\JXf\f 'have been dispensed at Castle's Nowtown Pharmacy; first-qual-ity drugs were used hi each prescription. IGH-BACK Diuingroom Suite, 1 Set. toe, 2 Armchairs, 4 Small Chairs (elip out seats), JJB Os. Jan. Hyndman, 206 Cuba Street (late Richardson Bros.). S~ GALES and Balances, for Confectioners' and Fruiterers' Stocks, held by Henry Berry and Coy., 71) Dison Street. W BARBER AND Cu., Dyers and • Dry-cleaners, 125 Cuba Street. City. 'Phone 220. Threepenny Day was observed at Eton College, recently, when, according'to tho bcrjuesls of Provosts Lupton and Bost, the Provost (Dr. James) presented every colleger in College Hall with a new threepenny bit. If you havo a cold in the head nso the Nazol Inhaler'. A fowsniffs and you notice a marked relief. Keep it up end tho cold 6oon vanishes.—Advt. For Children's Hacking Cough, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.*