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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 131, 26 February 1921, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ip RAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction Victor Beck. A SHORT SEASON, commencing TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Dominion’s Own and Original. THE FAMOUS N.Z. "DIGGERS.” THE FAMOUS N.Z. “DIGGERS.” THE FAMOUS N.Z. “DIGGERS.” THE FAMOUS N.Z. “DIGGERS.” THE FAMOUS N.Z. “DIGGERS.” THE FAMOUS N.Z. “DIGGERS.” eg STAR ARTISTS 20 Including MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA of io PERFORMERS 10 Everything New. Everything Bright. Everything Sparkling. Everything up to date. "It is not for mortals to command success—but the "Diggers" deserve it!” FIFTH YEAR. CONTINUED SUCCESS. OVER FOUR HUNDRED PERFORMANCES IN THE DOMINION. To prevent disappointment, patrons are advised to reserve seats at Bristol. No extra charge. PRICES: 55., 45., 3*-, and 2s. (plus Tax). Day Sales at Ned Perry's, also box plan after 1 p.m. MARIE TEMPEST-GRAHAM BROWNE, WORLD’S GREATEST COMEDY ARTISTS, Together with Complete WORLD TOUR TEMPEST COMPANY. ■pIAREWELL NORTH ISLAND TOUR. WANGANUI—MARCH 9“The Great Adventure.” HAWERA, MARCH 19— “The Duke of Killiecrankie " HAWERA, MARCH 11“Mary Goes First.” ELTHAM, MARCH 12“The Marriage of Kitty." STRATFORD, MARCH 14— “The Great Adventure*’ PALMERSTON NORTH, MARCH 15"The Great Adventure. DANNEVIRKE. MARCH 16— DA “The Great Adventure. HASTINGS, MARCH 17- „ "The Marriage of Kitty. NAPIER, MARCH IS— „ c *3lary Goes First. aTSBOBNE. 19— . „ GIS "The Duke of Killiecrankie. GISBORNE, MARCH 21- ' „ “The Marriage of lurry. GISBORNE, MARCH 22"Mary Goes First. GISBORNE, March ,, •Rn-r Plans open in each town three da?s S pHor n to ’date of initial performance. financial. trade bills discounted. Surplus stocks burCHASED, for cash, ex Wharf or Store. BILLS OF LADING CONSIGNMENTS. ATTORNEY. Box 903. Wellington. MONEY to lend. x FIRST MORTGAGE MONEYS. IHAVK a limited supply of finances available for 55 per cent, adynces on good medium-pneed improved farms at 7 per cent. Apply CHAS. B. BUXTON. Financial Broker, 256 Lambton Quay (next Hannah s), Wellington. ’Phones 2125 and 1541. business notices. Telephone 790. Telephone 790. MISS M. THOMPSON / (Late Miss May Campion). STENOGRAPHER and PUBLIC TYPISTE; 102 Willis Street, Wellington, Room 11; Second Floor. Typing neatly and promptly executed. Mimeographing done at shortest notice. CHIROPRACTIC CONSISTS of relieving pressure on the Nerves at the point where they leave the spine, thus eliminating the cause of disease. H. OTTERHOLT, 19 Kensington Street, Wellington. ’Phone 20 —114. REPAIRS. REPAIRS. OEND your Repairs to W. IRVINE, O Bootmaker and Repairer, 263 Willis Street. ’Phono 21-730. 216 Lambton Quay. ’Phone 20—716. MOTOR SERVICES. rriARANAKI TRIPS-To North Egmont, I Mountain House. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. Fares, return same day, 17s. 6d.; stop-over, 225. Gd.; single. 15s Write, or wire for seats. SNELLING AND ANDREWS. Tourist Garage, NEW, PLYMOUTH. Special Trips Arranged any time, anywhere. ’Phone 351. __ SHIPPING NOTICES. t pASSENGERS TO ENGLAND. THOS. COOK AND SON, DIRECT AGENTS FOR ALL PASSENGER LINES TO EUROPE. Berths arranged by all line?. MONEY MATTERS ARRANGED. COOK’S PASSENGER AGENCY, COOK’S PASSENGER AGENCY, 62 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, Wellington. ‘