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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 413, 23 January 1909, Page 1

FOR ADYERTISER 0B EEADEE ~ vTHHffl.'B','/"/ NO OTHER, PAPER IN NEW ZEALAND : WHICH CAN BE CLASSED WITH : "THE DOMINIOE""■'/, : :

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', PROPORTION 'OF LADIES, now.that it is known that the Pictures are so Interesting. •;.'■ PRICES-35.,' 25., and "(limited) lsi Booking Fee, Is. Plan Dresden. John Fuller and Sons, by special arrangement with Hugh D. M'lntosh. , ' 5159 TOWN HALL. TOWN HALLi . . (Concert Chamber.) ■'. Under Direction VICTOR BECK. REPEATED SUCCESS. ' .'-': ANOTHER ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ', Of CLEMENT L. WRAGGE,: ■ y - CLEMENT L. WRAGGE, ""■'.-/■ '••■■■ , The World-Famed ..;-..-' astronomer; meteorologist; and ':' ,:'■■: traveller,. , ,:■" ' At'the Town Hall Last Night'. HUNDREDS AGAIN UNABLE TO OBTAIN : : ADMISSION. .' ;'.. , TO-NIGHT . TO-NIGHT '• (Third Entertainment), . "THE MAJESTY OF CREATION," /' The Wonders of the Earth, / AND THE SOLAR SYSTEM." ". ■ ■' >-.- MAGNIFICENTLY ILLUSTRATED. By-the Latest Pictures and Photographs front' ' the Great Observatories. ;':-- APPALLING! SUPERB! MARVELLOUS! DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY! ■. ■THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME.. ! .. ADMISSION-Ss., 2s„ and Is. Children halfprice to all parts.- Reserved Seats. at the Dresden. WATCH MONDAY'S ANNOUNCEMENTS, fot SPECIAL "RADIUM". LECTURE, '~, For Limited Number' Persons Only.. 516 ft itiCJ E STY'S TH E ATEB (Courtenay Place). -.- '',-. THE'ROYAL PICTURES. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. ■ ..... ANOTHER GIFT'MATINEE; ... -~.■: ANOTHER GIFT MATINEE. 7 Send the Children to See •■'•■'; - ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES. ALT BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES.; And More New Pictnres. -■-. -; . Doors Open 2 o'clock. ■ ■ Children, SIXPENCE All Parts. . ..- TO-NIGHT. .''■.- \- TO-NIGHT. THE ROYAL PICTURES... . . THE ROYAL PICTURES. ■' ■. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. . • You Must See' - ; THE AUTO HEROINE.. . . OUR Prices—ls. and Gd. : Plan Abel's.. 5158 : WELLINGTON CITY : CbUNCrL. : ;■: - PERFORMANCE BY THE NEWTQWN BAND (Under; the Conductorship. of ..Bandmaster J< . //,. .; Parker). -, : -■ - .-. THE NEWTOWN BAND will give a Performance at.the NEWTOWN PARK TOMORROW .(SUNDAY), the 24th instant, at 3 p.m.■''.. .'' '■« : ■ ■•". . ; JNO; E. PALMER,' •". ■ ■-.•■ '. ■■ ■ - . "Town Clerk. 23rd. January, 1909/ - . . 5153 SWIFTS AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. TENTH ANNUA!. CARNIVAL ' (unda '..,. N.Z.A.S.A..RuIes), : ■'■;■■: ■':■; .i : TE'ARO BATHS,: > -"..■■: ;, .-.SATURDAY, 23rd JANUARY,'.. 1909,./ .' \Commencing at:2.3o'p.m. ; RELAY . -• . DIVLWV /./■/;.--■ WITERPOLO. TEA./; /.' BRASS BANDa ' ':'>'. Admission,; Is. - "'■■"'._ .'."•:,'■'■ ' E. S.':;FOENE,' ; .':"- : :'..- 51HF / ,/■ '■.-.■■ Hon; Secretary. ~ YWERA HOUSE/ /',".;■ : ■ OPERA/HOUSF« G •'■ GRAND PICTORIAL CONCERT.' GL "Sunday-Next—January. 2-lr-next. Sunday L' q 1; .:..,..,..,... ..- j) oors open,. 7.15. ' . 0. B.'- •'•'■; Concert at 8.15 ■"■/ : ""'." B E,. For the First Time in Wellington, B> ':'■ . The Famous. • p.v: ~ GLOBE PICTURES, ' :p> J ... .Unequalled and. Unexcelled, "I: C : ; '■:'} /In'a '■' '-• C? T Series^of Scenic.Gems. -./ / T". U ' "Goingito Switzerland."' ~-/ '-'. If. R "The Wonders of-Canada." . E E'■'■ "Northern Venice." 1 _E. 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