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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 330, 17 October 1908, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TtyTARK HAMBOURG RECITALS. 43., 35., 2s—UNRESERVED TICKETS. 45., 35., 2s.—UNRESERVED TICKETS. On Sale at Abel's. r Ijp O. W N H A L L. Concert Direction, J. and N. TAIT. TUESDAY EVENING; NEXT, Also WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY. MARK HAMBOURG, MAT;,K HAMBOURG, MARK HAMBOURG, MARK HAMBOURG, MARK HAMBOURG, MARK HAMBOURG, MARK HAMBOURG, FAMOUS PIANIST. ON TUESDAY EVENING MARK HAMBOURG will play: Toccata and Fngne D' Minor (Bach-Tau-sig), "The Moonlight" Sonata' (Beethoven), Nocturne F Sharp Major, Preludes B and D Flat, Etudes G Flat, E Major, Mazurka B Minor, Polonaise A Flat (Chopin), Gavotte (Mark Hambourg), "La Source (Lescliitizky), "Midsummer' Nights Dream" (MendelssohnLiszt). 1 v. BOX PLANS AT THE DRESDEN. CONCESSIONS TO STUDENTS. Music Teachers are notified that concessions will be granted bona fide students in parties of not less .than ten in tho 65., 45., and 3s. scats, ■by applying at tho Box Office. PRICES—6s. (Reserved), 45.. 35., 2s. G. D. PORTUS, Manager. 7360 ' WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THIRTY-FIRST Grand annual 's ho w. At CARTERTON, .) WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. OCTOBER 28 and 29. PRIZE MONEY, £1100. CHALLENGE CUPS For Sheep Classes and Jumping Competitions, also for Best Hack in Show, and Ladies' Hack. Competitions on Both Days. FIRST DAY.—Walking, Trotting, and Jumping. SECOND DAY.—Driving, Jumping, and Bare Back Riding. ENTRIES WILL CLOSE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17. . For furthor particulars apply to agents or secretaries of kindred associations, or to :H..S. MOSS. Secretary, P.O. Box 25, 68S1 Carterton. PUBLIC NOTICES. WANTED, MEN and BOYS, to Sell Thb Dominion. Earn a few shillings easily before 10 o'clock. ' Apply, for particulars, Publisher, Dominion Avenue, off Lambton Quay, between 3 and 5 eaoh-aiternpen. 11 ' WANTED, LADY ASSISTANT for SHOWROOM and FANCY. A knowledge of trimming indispensable. For country store. Apply, at once, MACKY, STEEN, CALDWELL, AND CO., 7350 ~ . Wellington. ' WANTED, GOOD PLAIN COOK, for Private Family 1 ironing. Wages,'2os. a week, and bonus £5 for iyear.' 1 Would engage ..nov or up till December. MRS. JOHN MARTIN, Puroatanga, 7349. Martinborough. WANTED. Girls in all • departments. Clean, easy work. Wages the best. Apply R. BELL AND CO., LTD., 5525 Newtown. ' WANTED, TWO Good COAT-MAKERS. Apply ARTHUR DE LUEN, Tailor, 7354 Palmerston North. WANTED, an Experienced LADYHELP. Apply— MRS. HERDMAN, Post Office, Eastbourne. 7255 V*TANTED TO BORROW, £1500 and £5000; tV Freehold Security; state interest required. "LAND," "Dominion" Office, Wellington. 7235 OFFICES AND WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. TO LET, centrally-situated SUITE OF OFFICES on Ground Floor, "Howden's" Building, Victoria Street, opposite Publio Library. Well adapted for Indent Agent. Also Good WAREHOUSE ACCOMMODATION. Apply to C. D. LIGHTBAND, on Premises. . . 7058 MOTOR-CAR. OA H.P., 4-cylinder, Daimler, Limousine /4~k body; seat 7; all nickel fittings; everything tho very bost This car is consigned to us, per s.s. Athenic, and is for Immediate Sale. Straight from London. Full particulars can be obtained from "HUME'S MACHINERY EXCHANGE." Offices—National Mutual Building, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. P.O. Box 771. Telephone 2692. CB9l BOSS'S YEARLY CLEARING KAT.rc STARTED on Dominion Day and lasts one month only Heavy reductions in Jewellery, Silverware, Electroplate, Greenstone, Leather Goods, Walking Sticks, and Silvermounted Glassware The shop for engraved novelties. All articles engraved free as usual. S. G. ROSS, Barrett's Buildings, Lambton Quay. 6821 TO OUR EEADEBS. IF jou should happen to see this advertisement, and be in want of a really Firstclass Articlo—say, Bassinet, Swing Cot, Ro 1 tan Ware, Sea Grass Furnituro, Clothes' Basket, Butcher's or Baker's Basket, direct from tho manufacturer and at Bed-rock Prices, remember it is MURRAY BROS., Wholesale and Retail Basketware Manufacturers, you are dealing with. New Shop and Factory, Courtenay Place (BeehiTe Chambers), opp. Gasworks Offices. 'Phono 2720. C 942 TO LADIES. LADIES Desiring to know of a really cool and delightful AFTERNOON TEA ROOM will find THE HOTEL WINDSOR Willis Stroet, the rendezvous of fashion, This fino and palatial hotel is one that commends itself to tho most fastidiousA Tako lift to tearoom this afternoon. Every_ civility, and best of everything in the way of catering. CBIG GEO. EDWARDS, Proprietor. F, 1 instead of taking that unfortunate necklet to Isolt, Tristram had taken her a dish of Goodall's Whitebait, the Idylls might hnvo been minus Mark. £733