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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 279, 21 August 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. THE KINKMA TRIUMPH OF THE YEAR. mHE TJRtTANNIA. mifE "ORITANNIA. A IIIS -DIUTANNLI. J-HIO -OjUTANNIA. COMMENCING TO-MOJWOW (FRIDAY), AT 2 P.M. "THE LANJ) WE LIVE IN." A two-years' lour of New Zealand condensed into two hours, depicting tho Beauties of our Land. His Worship the Mayor said: "It's the Best Picture I have Seen. . . ." TIIE ]?IItST REAL NEW ZEALAND PICTURE. KNOW YOUR OWN COUNTRY! SEE- ' ; The Niagara of New Zealand. Come Down the Wanganui. Visit Ilotorua. The Wiiiterless North. Enjoy tho Thrills of Harpooning Whales. See the Cold' Laics. Come Through tho Olira and ' Buller Visit Sunny Nelson. Gorges. WE 'i'AKE YOU FROM THE EXTREME NURTII TO THE BLUFF. "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." Endorsed by Loading Educationists as Wio Picture for Everyone to . See. Visualise tho Dominion's Beauty Spots. Tho Picture that will leave an \ "INDELIBLE MENTAL IMPRESSION." "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." > ' At the BRITANNIA. No advance in prices. Special arrangements for schools. King Theatre 'Phono 85S.

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