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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 659, 9 November 1909, Page 1

f "THE DOMINION ,, I ~ Is independent of any interest except the interests of the people, Its circulation is growing stetidily in keeping with the desire of the public to read honest, fearless, and indepen- \, dent newspapers.

AMUSEMENTS. QPEEA HOUSE. '. OPERA HOUSE. TO-DAY'S BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS. Owing to to-day being a public holiday, nr r ■ TBiigements have been made to have Iho Box Plan on ucw at Abel's, Tobacconist, opposite Opera House, -where tickets for all paits may also be obtained. No extra charges. QPERA HOUSE. OPERA nOUSE Lessee '.. J. C. .Williamson. Sub-lessee and Manager ...William Anderson. Business Manager Barney Levy. THE ANDERSON DRAMATIC BOOM. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), NOVEMBER 9th. GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. ; Positivol} the- Last Night of the Great SonI sational Drama in Tour Acts, THE GREAT WORLD'OF LONDON. ( THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON. 1 THE GREAT WORLD OF LONDON. " Interpreted by \ WILLIAM ANDERSON'S FUIOUS DRAMATIC ORGANISATION. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) NIGHT, NOVEMBER 10th, , First Production in New Zealand of tho Great Detects o Drama, by Walter Melville, in Four Acts. THE FEMALE SWINDLER. , THE FEMALE' SWINDLER. THE FEMALE SWINDLER. • A Play of. Absorbing Interest, Full of Good Comedy and Exciting Incidents. l Illustrated with Beautiful Stage Pictures by REGE ROBINS. Stage Director . ... Echun Campbell. POPULAR PRICES-35., 2s, and One ' 3339 mB " Representative, GEORGE COATES. TW'EW ZEALAND'S GEAND ANNUAL 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY TOURNAMENT, | PALMERSTON NORTH, 2 ; TO-DAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1909. (King's Birthday). A NATIONAL EVENT. PATRIOTIC AND POPULAR. J All Branches of H.M. Rojal Navy and N.Z. . Defence Force competing in Exciting Con- ; tests of Skill and Pluck. '. THRILLING DISPLAYS AND HUMOROUS EVENTS. 2 Feats with Sword, Lance, and Bayonet. Urand Musical Ride Naval and Military Displays. '' NEW ZEALAND PHYSICAL DRILL AND 'BAYONET FIGIU'ING CHAMPIONSHIPS. Admission to grounds, Is. 3i17 6 Tennis- Ciourt. BONBANK PRIVATE ' HOTEL, j No. 1 Percival Street. - ' Corner Dizon Street and Wellington Terraco. a Splendid View of Harbour Smoking, Comi s morcial, and Drawing Rooms Electno Light , 1 throughout A few Vacancies for Permanent , 0 Bonders Double and Suißle Rooms. s C 1053 A. E. HUGH, Proprietor. 1 i " 1 BUSINESS NOTICES. 0 . 3 i • TJSTE use only the Best of Material and emTV ploy Competent Workmen, and haung a large stock of Latest Designs m Wall Panel, •■ just nrmed, and other fchipmenls to follow, we also give clients their choice trom any shop . ' in Wellington, and arc prepared to undertake •i ' all classes o£\«ork nt L'educed Prices. 7 W.O defy competition ;_ f\ ,'*UTCMJfcSON BROS , ,V I i iPaporh/iigeis, 'md Decorators,\_) 'j' " 120 Rfddiloid hticet. ,/,, p 1 'Phono 291. - • '3560 I, = ■ MONEY TO LEND, n . ___ ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES' at tho LOWEST , 11ATLS luliu. ia tho - i Dominion Apply ai onceKIRK AND WILSON, 1 Solicitors, Panama Street; C 1243 Wellington. i '■ \ PERSON abodt to Furnish invariably asXs '" himself the question: "Whore c*n I obtain : Furniture that is niado of well■waooued Timoer, combined with first-class workmanship, and tnat \uir not warp or split soon' after it lias-boon placed in-tho homo." » Our answer to this qnestion, those about to • Furnish should inspect tho Magnificent Dis- \ play of Now Furniture in tho Show Rooms cf MESSRS. W. F. SHORTT, LTD., of Willis j Street, who manufacture then own goods, and 7 are prepared to gite a guarantee against narpi ing or splitting, extending over a period il years.' This firm has been in business in Wellington loi tho last twenty-fhe jears, and has 1 mado a reputation fof first-clats workmanship, j which is borno out bj tho fact that they ate r ■ now busy completing orders from clients in Invercargill, Napier, Gisborne, Foxton, Wood--9 ville, and Bienheim. They ha\o also just ~ completed the Furnishing of two rebidcnocs in • Wellington. Bedsteods, Tenders, Carpets, . Linoleums, etc;, are imported direct from tho ' manufacturers in England, thus avoiding tho s middleman's profits, and giwng tho pubho tho benefit of purchasing a single article at wholo--1 sale pnce3 If youare about to Furnish, call " and obtain an'estimate from Shoitt's, Ltd, I who invite you to comparo their pnus wilh j those of ani other firms in Wellington, it is i j loasonablo to suppose that a iirin whioh pio- ■ dnoes and retails its own goodi can do so at ' a much lo /er rato than dealers not having j ■ ' this advantage. I e 1 PRESCRIPTIONS. • i NURSING AND MEDICAL REQUISITES. F ! ITZGERALD'S PHARMACIES. 9 WOODWARD STREET. | And 6 LAMBTON QUAY. CUM THE HOUSE. AND ALL THAT IT ' I CONTAINS. • ' TTJTROM the thickest carpot to the most dollr JD cato fabric, including wails, upholstered furniture, bedding, mattresses, tapestries, pie; ' turos, and walls, oleaned by • THE FAMOUS, VACUUM CLEANER. NO DUST. NO DISCOMFORT... MODEEATB COST. 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