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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 321, 7 October 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, OPERA HOUSE. Lessee—Mr. J, C. Williamson. Under the Direction of BLAND HOLT. POPULAR PRICES—3s., 25., Is. (NO EARLY DOORS.) . ONLY THREE ONLY THREE ONLY THREE MORE OPPORTUNITIES of witness'iig BLAND HOLT'S Maminonth Spectacular Drury Lane Drama THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE, GREAT GREAT GREAT THE GREAT MILLIONAIRE, Written by CECIL RALEIGH, Esq. LAST THREE NIGHTS THREE LAST THREE NIGHTS Of THE GUILDHALL RECEPTION TO THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND, THE MILLIONAIRE'S BANQUET, And the ' SENSATIONAL MOTOR-CAR CHASE. SENSATIONAL MOTOU-CAlt CHASE. SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, OCTOBER 10, Will be Presented for the First Time in WoUingDii, One of the Most Successful of the Series of Bland Unit's ' AUSTRALIAN MELODRAMAS, THE BREAKING OF THE DROUGHT. THE BREAKING OF THE DROUGHT. Box Plan at Holliday's (Reserved Seats, 45.). Day Salo at Abel's. CHRISTIE SIMONSENS, 7095 - - Business Mau-igor. - IKENE AINSLEY CONCERTS. nnHE BOX PLANS for the abovo Concerts, A to bo held in the TOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER, on OCTOBER 13 and .15, will be OPENED at the Dresden Piano Warehouse, on FRIDAY NEXT, October 9, at 9 a.m. WARWICK AINSLEY, 7088 Manager. PUBLIC NOTICES. RAUMATI CO-OPERATIVE' DAIRI' CO. LTD. ' ' MANAGER WANTED. A PPLICATIONS are invited for the position of MANAGER to tho Raumati Co- • operative Dairy Company, Limited, applicants to state salary. The supply from 300 cmws is oxpected; Applicatims with copies of grade 'notes to be sent not later than OCTOBEPw 14 to J. HART, Chairman, Raumati, Danuevirke, H.B. ■ 7064 WANTED A RESIDENT MASTER for the DILWORTH ULSTER INSTITUTE, Remuera, Auckland, from JANUARY.I, 1909, at a salary beginning at X 225 a year; board provided. Applications, with copies of testimonials, to ■ be ~l,'p.coived on or'before MONDAY, OCTOBER. 26, by 'tho Secretary, Dilworth Trust Board, Fort Street, Auckland, from whoiii further par- - fibular? may be obtained... ' I ' Boarding-school experience indispensable. • . ' 7005 "^STANTED, MEN and BOYS, to Sell The . * Dojiinion. Earn a few shillings easily before 10 o'clock. Apply, for particulars, Publisher, Dominion Avenue, off Lambton Quay, between 3 and 5 each afternoon. WANTED.' Girls in- all departments. Clean, easy work. Wages the best. Apply ' E. BELL AND CO., LTD., 5525 Newtown, J ' OFFICES TO LET. CIENTR ALLY-SITUATED Ground Floor OF- > FICES to Let- Ail conveniences. Five Kooms in Suite, or separately. ' Apply, . bivIiRRETT AND WYLIE, Solicitors, 258 Lambton Quay. 7019 1 Wellington. • OFFICES AND WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. ' rLET,' centrally-situated SUITE OF OFFICES ou Urouud Floor, "Howden's" Building, Victoria Street, opposite Public Library. • Well adapted for Indent Agent. Also Good' WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. Apply to C. D. LIGHTBAND. on Premises. • ; 7058 J . SHANNON PROPERTY OWNERS, WANTED to Purchase, 2000 Acres Bush or Partly-cleared Land, in one or more blocks, . Shannon or district. Clients 'vaitiug. Full [ particulars to— LEONARD AND CO., 4 Featherston Street. 6568 yy . A N •* . E D, ' A GOOD COOK for Country; kitchenmaid kept. Apply, Miia. Sidney Johnston, 6768 ■ ■ '■ Takapau. ' : ' THE SUMMER VACATION; GENTLEMEN and their Families desiring a Temporary Homo amid Delightful Rural Surroundings can now obtain same at Trentham, close to Golf Links, Racecourse, and Hutt Rivor; easy walking distance from AVallacevillo or Treutliam Sidings. Lcttors or telegrams addressed Mrs. C. R. Haybittle, Treutliam, will receive immediate attention. - 7072 JN THE SUMMER TIME floor polishing is hot work. Linoarnish your floors now, - and tako it" coolly the whole summer. i All Grocers, Is. 6d. C 693 t : : • SUMMER MEDICINES. AT LEN M'KENZIE'S, the People's Chemist, Opora Houso Pharmacy, Manners Street. 3 Sulphur and Sarsaparilla Salts, Is. Cd. per bottle; Compound Syrup of Sarsnparilla, 2s. Gd. bottle (the best blood purifier); Flowers of Sulphur, Gd. lb; Sparklets (latest machines), 3s. 6d., charges Is. 6d. (all flavours); and the new r Anti-Colic Feeders, Gd. each. 'Phono 1391. j CB2S f ! . MACK'S CAFE. 1 MACK has OPENED a FIRST-CLASS | 111. CAFE in AVillis Street, opposite J. j Dutliio and Co., where he hopes to rcccivo tho patronage of the public. Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinners, aud Suppers will bo served iu First-class Style. 1 MEALS AT POPULAR PRICES. , Cleanliness will be a special feature. t : The Cuisine will bo under the DIRECT o SUPERVISION OF E. MACK, inauy years « Chef in tho Loading Hotels in Now Zealand. 3 ' C9S3