AMUS E A ENTS. "|J UMP TY' JJUIIP T Y.f MATINEES. First Matinee: , • TO-MOREOW. Second Matinee: l.i-5 SATURDAY NEXT. ' p.m. ' OPERA. HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Direction of J.. C. Williamson.. TO-NIGUT AND EVERY EVENING, at 7.45, J. C. WILLIAMSON'S GRAND SPECTACULAR PANTOMIMIC EXTRAVAGANZA, " H UMPTY —— DUMPTY." " lIUMPTY ——: ; DUMPTY." " HUMPTY — DUMPTY.". "HUMPTY . : . DUMPTY." "HUMPTY DUMPTY." "HUMPTY— DUMPTY." IT IS .USELESS Attempting to Summarise • ALL THE.MAGNIFICENT FEATURES That ... CONTRIBUTED TO LAST NIGHT'S ELECTRICAL SUCCESS. BUT Here are JUST A FEW TO GO ON WITH:The Wheel of Light and Life.—With its Shapely Girls Cascading to the Stage. The Gorgeous Coral Ballet.—Exquisitely Coloured, Boautilully Danccd. Tlio March of Nations—A Brilliant and Striking Pageant. The Australasian Ballet.—Appeals Irresistibly to All. ■ T . Tho Nursery Rhymes Ballet. —For the Little People's Joj ; . In the Diving Bell. —With all Home Comforts. Along an Old Bush Track. —A King in Exile; Tho Baby Elephant and the Cats.—Two Uproarious Laughter- Makers. Under the Sea.—The Cool, Green Depths of. Ocean. . Above the Clouds. —Amid Fairy Realms of ; i Beauty. '■> King Sollum's Spacious _ Palace.—-With its , , Crowds of Gay Courtiers: THESE AND MANY MORE" Make up THE MOST STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION WELLINGTON HAS EVER WITNESSED. Box Plan at the Dresden. Day Sale at Christcsen's. Prices—Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 55.; Stalls, 35.;, Gallery, 2s. Early Doors, Stalls and Gallery, Gd. extra. 50S8 " Business Manager. R. STEWART. PERFECTION IN BILLIARDS! ALCOCK'S . NEW PATENT" RESILIENT CUSHIONS. fA PER CENT. Better tl.ua the best! O'i cushions ever before manufactured.. Scientifically true to augles, and combining maximum speed with minimum effort. . RESILIENT CUSHIONS are the latest and greatest' improvement to Billiard Tables, ,y ALCOCK AND CO. (Solo Patentees), TUT.T.TARD TABLE MANUFACTURERS, i Wellington. " '. C 851; BALLROOM DANCING. ; 1 MRS. H. B. MASON'S CLASSES for' Bo.'; ginners aro held on MONDAYS ■ and WEDNESDAYS in'v her Private Hall, at 83 Ghuznee Street, next St. Peter'B Church. Mrs. Ma«oi)''s method of tuition ensures proficiency in Six Private Lessons, or Uno Quarter at Class Telephone 2G4G. g . BUSINEC3 NOTICES. ~ ~ WANTED KNOWN. T MOLLIER'S- Up-to-date Hygienio . Hair- (|'( . dressing Saloon; 112 Willis'Street, always under distinguished patronage. Three first-class . nrtistg in l attendance. . " ... . CSOS " WANTED KNOWN. !.' WJ. PARSONS (late of; Parsons and o Brown), Builder, Air-tight Showcase Maker, Shop and Office Fitter.. Joinery, Stair-' case Shuper, Band-saw Work, and Jobbing a Speciality. The trade supplied. Office and Jobbing Shop—Bl iILIS STREET. Tele, phone 2522. Joinery Works and Staircase Factory-.So. 3 iIEIN STREET. Telephone 1553. ' FANCY GOODS REPOSITORY, No ; 193 Cuba Street. \TOUR attention is drawn to the following:— JL Whalebone Hair Brushes,-2s. Gd. and 3s, Gd. each. Razors, from.ls., lid. each. Ladies' Hand-Bags, from. 9d., each, Watch Chains* Collar Studs, and Sleeve-Links at your own price. - , • 20 dozen Wood Pipes at 3s. 9d. per dozen. A Visit will convince that Our Prices are right. C 925 WILLIAM BURROUGII. TIME SAVED-IS MONEY SAVED. mHU STANDARD SEWING MACHINE, with JL its Rotary Shuttle, dees work easier, quicker, quieter, than any to and fro machine can over hope to. Commonsense indicates this, experience proves it. Also the most durable, and, in every way, the best machine made. t'. J. W. FEAR, Solo Agent, Sb-U'iliis Street. Call on us or write to-day. CGUI ' ' ." JUST ARRIVED., ... . _^'- BIG- VARIETY of Genuine Greenstone Brooches, Sleeve Links, Hearts and Pendants. Novelties and Fancy bcods of all descriptions at reasonable price. ' Dcn't mistako the address, F. KHOURI,-Oriental Bazaar, 104 Lambton Quay, ; nearest 1 Reichardt's music depot. Please inspect tho goods in window-and insido as-well. ' CSS, W. H. PHXLP, House and office cleaning con. TRACTOR, N.Z Alliance Buildings, 113 Willis Street (Room 4). Chimneys swept by totjer liien. Gentlemen's Clothes'presieU; Venetian Bliiids repair©! • - ' CBlr STAR FOUNDRY. Revans street, Wellington South, M-'KEEGAN ' BROS., LTD., Manufacturers o:' "star" Wrought Iron Pulleys, Steam, Hydraulic, Gas, and Printers' Engineers. Agents for Victor Folding Machines and Reiiuuco Wliaiiedalo Machines. 'Phone 12-SU. ■ ' CGi'd METAPHYSICAL 1 HEALEIi. . j ' WNORTONTAYLOR, P.C.T.M., OCCULTIST, Interviewed Daily from 2 to 3 p.m. (Saturdays excepted). 68 MAJOKIBANKS STREET. 5521 4~IOULLS, CULLING AND CO., LTD. PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, Office: Panama Street, Wellington. . Factory: Edward Street. Also at Duncdin, COMMERCIAL AND LAW WORK A SPECIALITY. Modern Office Appliances. Card and Filing System, Loose Leaf Books, Business Phonographs, and Oliver Typewriters. FREEZING SHEEP. AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPO! I COMPANY, LTD., . Is prepared, to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP. AND LAUB3 By-freight-or atpor head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can bo obtained.'on application, at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Bnyen in the country, W. G. FOSTER,
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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 279, 18 August 1908, Page 1
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