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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 147, 16 March 1908, Page 1

'- - AMUSEMENTS.' ' "'"" POUR '. NEW ARTISTS. T.O-NIGHT. THE,A Tl{ E It OXA Iw Props., "John Fuller and Sons. . FULLER'S' ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE. - 1 POUR NEW ARTISTS TO-NIGHT,- .. Including — „ . .. VANDE' AND.,' VARNA,. . . VANDE : '-AND;,VARNA, Peculiar..and, Popular People, in- their- Variouf Voeifery "Vagaries',"'AVit'," Humotrr; and - ■ ' --Topicalities..First .Appearance in of .. . IIIE SEYFER TWINS, THE-. SEYFER TWINS, - Juvenile. Prodigies..: HUGH LLOYD, • .; . . lIUGII LLOYD, , The AVorld-Famed'-Bounding Rope , Artirt< • Feet Somersault while playing Violin. ' , A' "To-be-seen'-to-be-believed Act." • ■ FRED-GRAHAM, AND DENT-NELLIB, In .Favourite One-Act Burlesque, ; - A LUCKY CATCH. . I Gwendoline -Hur1ey............Ne11ie - ; Pent. .;. Sherlock*', H-^.'.'. , .'„...;...'..1..Frid : .Graham.' Hurley's. Music. Room,' . Introducing Witty,-Duets,-Songs,-etc. v. ' GERTIE M'LEOD, Singing" Serio.: - FRED• BRANSGROVU,-.The Double- Voicc<L> ".:::. denis. carnky. ,v .. .- v ; The Great Siiiiriiig. Humourist: | - _ BIOGRAPII PICTURES. The -Best. , rrPßlCES—2s.Yarid: Is:,.' Boies",'' One Guinea. I CSIS .- MAJESTY'S " -THEATRE THE ROYAL PICTLRES r Our, Nbw.-,Progfaiiiiue a\ Gigantic- - Success. ■ E\ EEY ITEM A STVR I TUESDAY. NIGHT-TUESDAYv . (St.- Patrick's Night), I SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME, Including--*lreland's Characteristic ; Picture-' | , r BEAUTIFUL ERIN, ' BEAUTIFUL ERIN, • Showing Scenes,-Typcss.--and Incidents.of .jSlagnificentiSeries' of; Pictures.-; Also,- V ' "PICTORIAL SONGS; "by ,MR;\WATKINS, - '-'Only a-'Bunch-of- Shamrocks" and "Lakes.of . •.Killnrnev.'" .. PRlCES—Downstairs,- Gd.'; Upstairs, Is. -■ ~:. :: ,v 483 QRA N D '0 1' ENI NG - FE T B HOME OF ■ COMPASSION, • ISLAND 'BAY* SATURDAYS OPENING A BRILLIANT -- - SUCCESS. ■■■■■• ' " . Nothing Su'cceeds';Like'Success. <•->•. -. - 1 - -Over 1000 .''Visitors on-Saturday* TILTS AFTERNOON, 2.30 to G O'CLOCK,. ATTRACTIVE.'STALLS, LADEN WITH' ' DAINTY AND VALUABLE GOODS. NOVEL "AND INTERESTING-SIDE SHOWS TOMGHT' TONIGHT! -7)30-to 10 o'clock, i GRAND CONCERT, By^Lcading-Wellington Vocalists.CLEVER DRAMATIC SKETCH, - iwui.«.u. v.«-.'fOur'-Fiercest Foe/V> • •An Incident from the Pranca-Prussian War,bjr : » THE MOUNTEBANK CLUB ";;f^Ch'af'minK^«tM ea Sil f ro w;''.Oymbelene."' titerestingj-DialogueJ- from-'''As eTow-Like It." P^fcirmea.'by^Madama'Nita". Steele's- Pupila< COME AND lUYE YOUR TORTLNE TOLD. CLEVER SKETCHES - IN :PEN AND INK, PLNCIL, CHARCOVL, AND WATER-COLOUR, - By 'MISS MAY-'-MOOREr of the Rembrandt. , ■ Studio,-Willis •-;■ ' ■NO ' ONE -SHOULD' -MUS VISITING THE GRiND OPENING TETE ' SPECIAL - CARS will run Afternoon . and Evening-... RETLRN< TICKETS,. 6d... A\ailablo on-all Cars. ■ . . V ADMISSION,. Gd. CHILDREN, 3d. 1 M. O'CONNOR.' . « FRED. W. CKOMBIE, " 7051 > .- .'. Joint Hon. . Sees. ■ ' S" T. PATRICK'S DAY: SPORTS ASSOCIA- . TION.. ■ . WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 13, 'ISOS. . A. is P. SHOW GROUNDS, / PALMERSTON NORTH. / XBO IN PRIZE MONEY AND TROPHIES. CYCLING, ' RUNNING, - WALKING; - : TUG-OF-WAR, . HUNTER'S COMPETITION. - SEVEN-A-SIDE FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT* ■ For particulars and programme apply .-. ED. BUTLER, P.O. Box 50, Palmerston .North, A. L. WESTMORELAND, ■•■■■■ Cuba Street, Palmerston North, 7491 .'.".1 Joint Secretaries.', -. ■ BALLROOM DANCING: . -MRS.- H. 13. -MASON'S- CLASSES for - Be. ItiL ginners are held on MONDAYS and' WEDNESDAYS in her Private Hall, at S3 , Ghuznee Street, next St; ■; Peter's • Chureh. Mrs. Mason's method -of tuition ensures proficiency .in c Six--Priyato Lessons, or Ono Quarter at Class, i- • • Telephone 2G46. '

PUBLIC NOTICES. ' ' .■' INFANT LIFE PRESERVATION. .. LADY. PLUNIQIT ' will Address , a Meeting ' TO-DAY, MARCH IG, at 3 p.m., Concert ; .HalL' Her Excellency hopes : that' all those interested in the . well-being of Young* Children will do their utmost to be present. * Mothers are, specially, invited. : A Demonstration will bo given by- Nurse Macdonald •. after the meeting.'..'-.-,"'. , " • 7&17. riOOKS -•■'-^b' ; -- ; 'WAITERS , ''-' : , UNIOII. V.' SECOND -ANNUAL SOCIAL, •" - DRUIDS' lIALL, ' ■ • WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 18th. Miss Hawthorne's Band. Caterer, Mr. Mawson, ; Double Tickets, 55.; Gent's,'3s.;. Lady's; 2s. Our SoeialsJ are well conducted,-and" well patronised. A' splendid concert " programme, a good supper,' select dances,'and refreshment* ifreo throughout .the : evening.. ; 'j ; 403 A. J.. CAREY, Sec. • WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. " ST. PATRICK'S DAY. I HEREBY Invito the Citizens of' Wellington to observe a Holiday on TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th Instant, ill celebration of St. Patrick's >Day.'''Shopkeepers are 'requested' to! ! observe Is.uch ,day.;in.lieu.,of Wednesday. : . T. W. 11l SLOP, • Mnyor of Wellington, ; 13th March;. 1908; ■ , ' 7838 BANK HOLIDAY, ST. PATRICK'S DAY, MARCH 17, 1003. TN Terms of tho Bank Holiday Act, 1802," the Banks throughout- New Zealand :will bo CLOSED on TUESDAY, March 17, 190S, St. Patrick's Day. 7569 LEGAL lIOLIDAY. THE Offices, of l Solicitors'-practising. in the- • ; City of Wellington will be CLOSED TO-MORftOW, (TUESDAY), the 17th inst. (St. Patrick's Day). . .!•'-V. HARRISON, Secretary Wellington District Law. Societv. : ■■ ■ 7915 SOCIETY FOR' PROTECTION OF WOMEN . AND CHILDREN' rr\HE Secretary will be in attendance at tha X "Rooms, 1 Bridge's" Buildings, -102 Willis Street, on TUESDAY- and FRIDAY : MORN.' INGS, from 10: to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential., , 7; . . Tho Sub-c'ommittee will ba in attendance on Mondaylanft Thnrsday mornings to: give'advioo to- mothers. " . Babiea will "be weighed on ■Thursdays.