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Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 190, 8 May 1940, Page 3

THREE SESSIONS: 11 0.m.,2 & 8 p.nw/V The Brightest, Gayest Entertainment of all ! Thrills, A Romance and Eight Happy Song 'vA k \ \ Hits! (Approved for VWX. Universal Exhibition.) VLUS: RESERVE TC ?* EARLY! ployed by the Philharmonic O rchesfra. Also Interest Films and Airmail \ News. \ Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (44-144) REGENT \X* Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd.

OPERA HOUSE THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT OF THE STAGE. NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING At 2t O’CLOCK AND 8 O’CLOCK. FOR A VERY BRIEF SEASON J. C. 'Williamson's GLORIOUSLY BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA. ICE SHOW AND ICE BALLET The Most Wonderful Novelty Entertainment of This Modern Age. YOU’LL NEVER SEE ITS LIKE AGAIN PA — ALL BRITISH ARTISTS — (JQ Headed by those Popular Favourites, MEGAN TAYLOR EDDIE MARCEL PHIL TAYLOR REVELS ON REAL ICE—THRILLS, COMEDY. SINGING AND DANCING. The Cabaret Artists will present new and original features. Evening Prices: D.C. and R.S,. 8/-: Stalls, 5/- and 4/-; Gallery, 2/-; Early Door Gallery, 6d. extra. Matinee Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6/-; Unreserved Stalls. 4/-: Gallery, 2/-. ' Children Half-price. All prices plus tax. BOX PLANS AT THE D.I.C.

'KTATIONAL ART GALLERY, -L’ Buckle Street, THE CORONATION PICTURE AND CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND ART. Hours — Weekdays: 10 a.m. to o p.m. Sundays: 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. ADMISSION FEES— Adults 1/-. J x Children (accompanied by adults), 6d. Season Tickets 5/-. TEAROOM OPEN DAILY. RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ON and after Today, Wednesday, May ■B, 1940, the following alterations and additions to suburban trains between Wellington-Waterloo and Moiling will operate. The usual 7.34 a.m. Wohnrn-Petone train (Monday to Friday inclusive) will ■be replaced b.v a train leaving 'Waterloo Monday to Friday inclusive at 7.47 a.m., Woburn 7.50, Ava 7.54, Petone 7.58, Wellington .nrr. 8.12 a.m. ■■ This NOT stop at Ngahauranga and Kaiwarra. • The usual 5.5 p.m. Wellington-Lower Hutt train (Monday to Friday inclusive) will run to. Moiling and will be due to arrive Melling at 5.28 p.m. On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the usual t>.3l p.m. Lower Hutt-Wellington train will be replaced by a train leaving Melling_ at 5.42 p.m., Lower Hutt 5.46, Petone 0.50, Ngahauranga 5.57, Kaiwarri 6.2, Wellington arr. 6.6 p.m.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE RE FIRE SCHNEIDEMAN AND SONS, LTD., desire to notify the PUBLIC that they are now in their Neiv Workroom Premises, and the ivhole of the Staff and Cutters have commenced operations. Kindly note that orders for Suits and Overcoats can be completed within 10 days, if required. SCHNEIDEMAN & -SONS, LTD., MILITARY AND CIVIL TAILORS, CORNER MANNERS AND FARISH STS., WELLINGTON. DELIVERIES FOR “THE DOMINION” READERS “THE DOMINION’' io improveTTransport RD Deliveries have been organized as follow:— u a.m. MASTERTON 8 t»JM. SHANNON ® “• ' DA.NNEVIRKE C R- m - PALMERSTON NORIH 6 • • « a-m-MARTON ® a.m. 6-4 o a.m. TAIHAPE °0«» wa paWA 7 a.m. ■ r s "Err s s CARTERTON 6 a.m. -THE DOMINION" is now available over the whole ot this area on the day ot. Auu publication. The following Branch Office den) wiffi aU -V- -neernffig In Palmerston North Branch: Telephone 5950. Wanganui Branch: Telephone 3386. Masterton Branch: Telephone 1101.

Arrested by Detective G. C. Urquhart on Monday, Dnniel James Haggerty, miner, appeared before Mr. Stout, S.M., iu the Magistrates’ Court, Wellington, yesterday, charged with breaking and entering the house of James 'l'ait, Clyde Street, with theft, and with a breach of the conditions of a probation order. He was remanded till May 15.