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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 790, 13 April 1910, Page 1

r . V AMUSEMENTS. :, ..-?•'. THE A TEE: : ' R 0 YLA L, Proprietors—John Fuller and ■ Sons. TO-NIGHT-Our New Programme. ■ >,- / ■. ' Exceptionally'' Brilliant. FULLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. ■.'■■ , ". of • ..THE:NATIONAL DUO, ;/.The, Cleverest of Clever 3avenile9. Last Few Nights of ' .LESFRERES CROTTONS. ■■'•'.. .-. LESFRERES CROTTONS.. .;-.'>,. New Act, Entirely Different. The. Strongest, and Funniest Men Aliva, PARKER, "The Handcuff -Mystery.;-, , New Songs by .' CHAS; FANING, GERTIE JOHNS, LEWIS TRIO,' JOE CHARLES, GEORGIE DEVOE, BEATTIE ' M'DONALD, MISS - BLANCHE GARELLI.'and CHARLOTTA. '.''".•" "Altogether a Rollicking, Bright.Show. ': Dress' Circle and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is.; :... Boxes, One Guinea. Plan, at Theatre, 'Phone 2084. ' ,'_ '..'- , . ;;. -jOTIS ■ MAJESrrs" THEATRE. , Proprietors—John Fuller and Sons.-TO-NiGHT AND EVERY' EVENING, ;' • at 8 o'clock. HIS, - PICTURES HISMAJESTY'S PICTURES MAJESTY'S '■■•. ■'. GRAND CHANGE PROGRAMME ■.'■■■-■■■■ TO-NIGHT. BURIED ALIVE! ; BURIED ALIVE! BURIED ALIVE! BURIED ALIVE! . (Sensational Startling Selig. Story.). A Dastardly Trick—The Explosion—The :'-' Rescue—Murder Will Out -.'.''■•' EGYPT FROM' SUNRISE TO;SUNSET. ':' Beautiful Naturallyrcbloured Scenic. The Great'Biblical'lncident, ; ■■"■'"■■ BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST. ■' 7■"■. ■' Tho Feast-The Sicred Vcssels-Writinj . : on the Wall. ■ ' .-" : : j- ; FALL OF/BABYLON. England's Future Defenders, : THE ; BOY SCOUTS. At, Work and..at Play. ', Recruiting — Drill Bridge-building — Camp-Life—Scouts as Firemen—First Aid. THE HONOUR OF THE FAMILY. .. (The Biograph Company's Latest.) ; ■:■ BRITAIN AND BOER, - '-. Selig's.'Greatest War Picture. (Only, at His Majesty's Theatre.) ' -. Weary Willie, A Pair of Slippers, Worst -. ,' .■■ Boy.'in School, etc., etc'. '. A NOTABLE PERFORMANCE. Dress Circie and 0.5., Is.;. Stalls (Tip.. ) Up), 6d. Plan at Christeson's. ■ QT. THOMAS'S HALL,. NEWTOTO ''.;. STAR PICTURES. STAR -PICTURES.-v-TO-NIGHT. '■■■'■ .:.' TO-NIGHT. . -. "THE MODERN HIGHWAYMAN." ■; 6d. ■ ,-:Our...'Prices; - Is. ' >,; mOWN HALLi,CONCERT CHAMBEE.-; ■" ■ ■ . MONDAY, APRIL 18th, 1910.- . /■■■ '_■'■'. /.''At 8 p.m. •'•-.?. .• ' ' .;.. '">' VOCAL-RECITAL.; ;:.' ~ :. : . ; : '; ■■■■■ -> _'■■'-■■;■■ .'By- ■■■■. '■'■ ■ -'-V. ■:■'■■■: . MISS AMY MURPHY, . ,:, : ,. ; .Assisted; By- : ;~''•'._ ;•;',: MR.;'ERNESTiPARICBS,' Bariton*.'.-'-'" MR. : HORACE HUNT,-Pianist. ; ■■> Reserved Seats, 35. : Admission, 2s. and la. Box Plan Now Open. at the Dresden. WELLINGTON MOTOR ACADEMY. "MOTORING THOEOUGLY TAUGHT ... ,-' -by experts: - '.-_._. :^;;i ■For Terms, etc,' apply—' '•;' '-f •-. - : ■V ■■'.■'•- ;:-''/. ■ MR^ROLLIS;'^ :!:^~^ --■ ' . STANTON AND ASBURY'S MOTOa >. • "'- " : GARAGE, ;.••"•-:—-—- :; MOLESWORTH STREET. ' . v "... .** •"[ . ;;•■ ."■. "■■' ; . . . ", m i ' ; ; . .'t/. ' v ; IJNITED' ■' ''-'MISSION.':. .'. '■■> :; ' Missioners: ■"''■'•'■: DR. J. Q. A. HENRY, MR. C. A.. POTTS. - TOWN HALL, 10th-28th.APRIL. : EVERY; EVENING, .at 8 p.m. . , Song Service'nt ,7.30 p.m. Magnificent. ; Choir of 300 Voices! DR. HENRY SPEAKS; ' '. .;■■•■ . MR. POTTS.SINGS. .'l2.lo.—At Quoen's Statue. In the. event •of wot weather the meeting for men only will-be held at Y.M.C.A.. Buildings, at 1.10 p.m. ■'■''' ; ■ .'. WEDNESDAY- AND. THURSDAY, ' At 3 p.m.—Quiet Hour in Wesley Church. . Great Men's Meeting on Sunday Next ; Everybody Welcome. '■:."' .-'.'.. . J. R. CLARK, ,:.. L,-.. • -.vH, . ■•■■.■ Joint Secretaries. * WELLINGTON ACCOUNTANT STU. ''."■ DENTS': SOCIETY. ". ; "MEMBERS ars reminded of the usual IwL monthlv. meeting to ba held THIS - ; (WEDNESDAY) EVENING in the Cham-, der of-Commerce, at 7.45-p.m. ..... • Subject: "Ten Minute Papers." '." '■ .. : .")'.S': J. l.;arcus, ; '.■'..- /Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD.. THIS is to -notify that at a' Special Meeting of the Wellington Harbour Board, to be held .on TUESDAY, . the 19th day. of APRIL, 1910, at! a. quarter... past two o'clock in . the afternoon, certain new, By-laws will be-,submitted :to ; such Board for adoption; and,- further, such By-laws have been printed, and lie open for public -inspection at the Offices of the Board during Office hours. Such By-laws relate, ' amongst other things, to"and are in respect of:— . Regulation of General Conduct ofßusiness'and Proceedings of the Board; Harbour Master's Fees; Berthage Rate; In-ward-and Outward AVharfago on General Goods; Transhipment Charges; -Labour Charges on Government 'Gargo; Storage; ; Harbour Improvement Rate.' Dated 11th day of April, 1910. , H. E. NI.CHOLLS, . ~ '■.;.■' • Secretary...... . Harbour; Board Offices, Wellington:' . ..■' - ■ . .:. r. : lo w; PATENTEE of LOW'S PATENT SHOP FRONTS, holding the larg- ■■■ est sheets of glass, with absolute safety. Dustproof and Waterproof. , : ; Wood or Metal. Shop and Store Fronts Remodelled.. ■' Show' Cases and Shop Fittings ' Designs and Estimates. ..;.'. 91 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. Particulars, a Pleasuio ■ ANGUS TURNER'S New HaiTdressing. Saloon, Hotel Windsor Buildings, Willis Street, is ono of the most up-to-(lato Saloons in tho City. Finest Brand* of Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Cigar* stocked. ■ . nno I-ET, Shop in Farish Street For Sale—2 h.p.-Eleciric ..Motor, com. plete with starter and wiring.. Apply BKODIE A.NO-M'MILLAN.; . Herbert Slreet. - UANAWATU LINE. WE aro now open to Book Orders for Timber for delivery at any Station on tho Maunwatu Line, direct from our bawiinll, near W'.nikanao. Scud for Quotations to cur RoiScoraugJ, or direct to— ' ' . THE C. AND A'. ODLIN IXMBER AVlj HARDWARE CO., LTD., • o.«i.ia Street, Wejlinrtop-