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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 334, 22 October 1908, Page 1

; • ADVERTISERS WILL NOTE. ".THE DOMIMON?"WITH ITS EVER : INCREASING CIRCIILATION, r IS NOW ..'WITHOUT CHALLENGE ADMITTED TO BE.' NEW ZEALAND'S LEADING ,;,MORNING DAILY. -

/ AMUSEMENTS. •. is, {UP IN.THE. AIR. ■ A.REVELATION... 6d. rrHEATRE .Royal theatre royal. Proprietors,' John Fuller and Sons. A Realiy i Beautiful and Highly-Interesting ■; ' ' ' Series Chosen, While, in.PARIS, by Mr. John Fuller for tho ..' 'WIDE WORLD PICTURES, ~ . And-secured, at Tremendous Expense, . . A•' . UP IN THE AIR! . ; Illustrating by' means of the Biograph. with, ■marvellous fidelity, Man's Aerial Supremacy. VIEWS OF PARlS—Taken under immense dif"ficulties, but. with complete success; taken. - from a HEIGHT OF 2GOO FEET. All, the' , Sensations of Ballooning without the risks. ' , -Note the NEW PRICES—From 6d. (a comfortable tip-up chair) to 2s. Front Stalls, -. Is.; Stalls, 6d„ Circle, 2s. Entrance to 6d. ' Seats by Main Door. 7482 HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, ■ COURTENAY PLACE. I Tho People's Popular Picture Palace. • ■ Emphatic success of new bill. THE ROYAL PICTURES. THE CEYLON RAILWAY. ' ! " BEE . • . The ' , BEE ! And tho 'And tho i , HOSE Royal RuSiS , TRAGIC TRAGIC i CORSO Pictures. CORSO ' LIFE IS A GAME OF CARDS. ] SHINNY'S FINISH. THE LITTLE MAGICIAN. THE CURATE'S HONEYMOON. A DOG'S REVENGE. A STRONG TENOR. ■. Mary, Queen of Scots, and a Host of Other& , • Our Prices: Is. and '6d. Matinee Saturday/ 7475 • I: : -, LEONARD ISITT IS COMING! WHEN? , " TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), OCTOBER 22. : ' WHERE? . ' WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET. , < WHAT FOR? A GOOD OLD-TIME MOKAL SUASION TEMPERANCE MISSION. • Come Early, to-Avoid the Crush. vThursday Night, B—The Outlook. . !, ' Collection for Expenses. 72'S ■ r' . ; A UNIQUE OCCASION! ■ ;! A UNIQUE OCCASION!' V j ipOWN HALL. . .. . TOWN HALL.' :■ TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 27, 8 p.m. i WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. : WELLINGTON MUSICAL UNION. . ■ Musical Director Mr.. Robert Parker, , "PROGRAMME: . Choral Ballad—"Tubal Cain" (T. F. Dunhill, : . 1 " f iLondon)—Conducted by Composer. ' • Concerto in A Minor (Grieg)— Sir. T. F. Dun- *. .V.'hiH at the Pianoforte. - Conductor—Mr, ' 1 | rLeslie Peck (Wanganui). Cliornl . Ballad—"The Revenge" (Stanford). ; Scena—"Ah, Perfido," with orchestra (Beethoven)— Miss Phoebe Parsons.' ' - . . "Minuet d'Amour"'.(Coweh)—Orchestra. ,Con- - ductor—Mr. Robert Parker. Songs—(a) "Ails .Deinen Augen" (Ries); (b' "Mo'niirig'Hymn" (Henschel)—Mr. Chas. E, Stephens (from England). 1 '- Song Cycle—"The'Songs'of the Wrens" (Sul-. livan). Gone. The Letter. No Answer. Still No Answer. The Answer. When?— Mr. Chat-les H. Stephens. , , • ADMISSION: 3s. 35., and Is. Box Plan at Dresden. . , , .-7®'S , ' v.' ( MOTICES. v r AMBULANCE"SATURDAY.' ' i.- . • ' . ... > T ADIES who are Willing to Assist on Ambu- 1 -V lance Saturday are Requested to Advise ■ the undersigned. J.D.AVERY, I- 7-476 ' Johnston. Street. ' ; WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. V --CLOSING OF CARLTON 'GORE ROAD, ■; , ROSENEATH. 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