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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 840, 11 June 1910, Page 1

"THE DOMINION" has a National circulation, and offers a better investment for Advertisers than any other Daily Newspaper.

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee, Allan Hamilton. Direction Alton Hamilton and Max Maxwell. EVERY EVENING AT 8. ALLAN HAMILTON AND MAX MAXWELL'S DRAMATIC COMPANY. TO-NIGHT, THIRD PERFORMANCE. The Powerful Domestic, Drama, "IN LONDON TOWN." A Play for "IN LONDON TOWN." Everybody. "IN- LONDON TOWN." Delighted TIN LONDON TOWN." for Thousands. "IN LONDON TOWN." of Performances. A Play for Child, for Man, for "Woman, For Clergy or 'Laity. Written by Geo. R. Sims and Arthur Shirley (presented by arrangement with MR BLAND HOLT). THE PLAY FOR THE PEOPLE. The Entire Production under Personal Supervision of MAX MAXWELL. Elaborate Scenic Masterpieces by the late JOHN BRUNTON. TUESDAY, 11th, fbr FOUR NIGHTS. "WOMAN'S HATE," One of the late Henry Pettitt's Best. Box Plan at Holliday's. Prices: 35., 25., Is. Booking Fee, Is. e.xtra. Early Doors, Sixpence Extra (7-7.30) to Stalls and Gallery. Day Sales at Christeso'n's. Business Manager, GEORGE BULLER. gUG BY FOOTB AL L. THIS AFTERNOON. ATHLETIC PARK, at 2.-15— ORIENTAL V. ST. JAMES. OLD BOYS V. SOUTHERN. AT LOWER HUTTPONEKE V. PETONE. Train from Lambton Station, 2.20. Promising the two best matches of tho first round. Note early time of starting at Park, and time of ■ train to Hint. Early games as .usual. ' Admission 6d. Ladies free. Stand 6d. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary, W.R.I'.U. OLYMPIA! OLYAIPIA! Direction, John Fuller and Sons. ROLLER SKATING The Most ROLLER SKATING Popular, ROLLER SKATING Fashionable, ROLLER SKATING and Seasonable ROLLER SKATING ' Pastime of ROLLER SKATING , the Century. Three Sessions Daily. To-day's Sessions—2.3o, 6, and 7.30 p.m. Learners' Session (G p.m.), Admission Free, Skates Gd. General Admission—Ladies, 6d. j Gentlemen, Is.- Skate Hire, Is. Private Skates, floorage Gd. Skating Parties and Tuition by arrangement. ' Season Tickets available. A. R. SHEPARD, Manager. NE W T O AY N P A R K, SUNDAY, 12th JUNE, at 3 p.m. THE WELLINGTON CITi" THE WELLINGTON CITYMILITARY BAND. MILITARY BAND. Conductor, Mr, H. Moschini. 'PROGRAMME. March, "The Light Horse"; Overture; "La Lyre d'Or"; Trombone Solo, "Ora Pro Nobis"; Selection, "La Straniera"; Romance, "Hearts and Flo.wers"; Selection, "Miss Hook of Holland"; Maich, "The Cavaliers." ■ .Collection -in -Aid of Uniform Fund.L. B. BRUCE, Hon. See. AUCKLAND, METROPOLITAN WINTER EXHIBITION, 1910. AUGUST loth to 20th. Entries close june nth. NTRIES CLOSE JUNE 17th. SCHEDULES FREE SCHEDULES FREE on APPLICATION. APPLICATION. EDWIN HALL, Secretary. 16 and 17 Hall of Commerce, High Street, Auckland. . VISIT THE 7th NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. JUNE 21 to 2-1, 1910, PALMERSTON : ■ NORTH. THE Great Exposition of Everything appertaining .to Dairying. 10,000 square feet, Machinery 200 ft. shafting. 5 MACHINES-MILKING' COWS.' Will be a larger and more complete Show than all others. BIG PRIZE MONEY For apples, vegetables, farm and field produce. Poultry, Horse Jumping. Prize List and all information from J. C. LANE, - Secretary. •OTINDSOR BILLIARD PARLOUR. V V INDSOR BILLIARD PARLOUR. (Late Levien, Shallcrass, and Co.) WILLIS STREET. The public are notified that this spacious Parlour is NOW OPEN. 11 TABLES. , l'l TABLES. NO WAITING. ' This is unquestionably tha ' MOST UP-TO-DATE BILLIARD-ROOM IN AUSTRALASIA. COME AND SEE!!! BUSINESS NOTICES. OARTER AND CO. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS. 137 and 139 CUBA ST., New P.O. Corner. SPECIAL PURCHASE—IO doz. New Wings, usually Is. lid. to 7s. lid., now Is., Is. Gd., Is. lid. to 3s. lid. Seo large Millinery Window. Newest and Smartest, and half usual price. SPECIAL PURCHASE—Ladies' imported Trimmed Hats, usually 10s. to GOs. each, now 15s. to 225. Gd. Cheaper Trimmed Hats from Bs. Gd. up. Try Carter and Co. SPECIAL PURCHASE-Lovoly Fur Necklets, see window, from 2s. lid., ■is. lid., 7s. lid., 12s. lid. to 50s. Muifs to match, all at specially low prices. TRY CARTER AND CO. DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE? Many cases of headache arise from nervous disturbances. An overworked brain, over-exc-rcise, or overwork of any description is liable to bring about inliammation and congestion, causing serious nervous headaches. When the nervous vitality is low and you are suffering from one or more of these causes there is a remedy which never fails to aiford relief. It is Fletcher's Phosphatonic—a lonic specially prepared to cope with nervous troubles. The component parts nf the compound are full of nerve-strengthening qualities. It is an absolutely safe and sure cure for all nervous ailments. The Phosphatonic is sold in bottles at 2s. 6:1. and is. Gd., post free. (Mil AS. A. FLUTCHER. Li PHARMACIST. ' 292 LAMBTON OL'AY, WELLINGTON. (Sole Address.) ANGUS TURNER'S Nev Hail-dressing Saloon, Hotel Windsor Buildings. Willis Street, is one of the niKt np-to-date Saloons in the City. Finest Brands of Tobacco, Cigarettes, and Cigars Stcaked*