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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 972, 12 November 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HIS ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S - THEATRE. > Props., John Fuller and Sons. THE RECOGNISED HOME OF PERFECT PICTURES. MATINEE To-Day MATINEE. ' MATINEE Saturday, MATINEE MATINEE At 2.30. MATINEE. When Everything will be shown just as At Night. . MATINEE PRICES—Adults and Chit dren, 6d. to all parts. A MAGNIFICENT SERIES. FULLER'S PERFECT PICTURES. FULLER'S PERFECT PICTURES. TEEMING WITH all the LATEST NOVELTIES. TO-NIGHT TO-DAY at 8. At 2.30. THE WILFUL THE VESTAL. PEGGY. USURER. A COWBOY'S STRATAGEM. TIMBER HEART OF FOOLSHEAD, INDUSTRY. A SIOUX. BANKER. " THE MELBOURNE CUP. Italian Cuirassiers—Army ManoeuvresMagic Boxing Gloves. D.C. and 0.5., Is.; Stalls (tip-up), 6d. Plan at Christeson's. 'Phone 3153. N.B.—On request, Trams stop at Doot. LAST NIGHT OF THIS PROGRAMME. rjIHEATRE i FILLER'S VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Presentation of Prizes won at Mother Mary Auberfs Fete by the Right Hon. SIR JOSEPH WARD. Immediate and Immense Success of The Great Vaudeville Entertainer and Character Vocalist, GEORGE DEAN, , GEORGE DEAN, ■Sensational Success Nightly of HARRY SADLER, HARRY SADLER, The Inimitable Comedian. CECILE STEPHANO, Gifted Contralto,'-' BEATTIE M'DONALD, Comedienne. Emphatio Success of MR. J. M. WEST, The World's Greatest Equilibrist, BERYL GILMAN, Operatic Soprano. MR. T. VIVIAN, Baritone. . NELLIE SEARLE, Dainty Soubretta. Last Night HORACE DENTICE. 2s. and Is. Boies 21s. Plan at Theatre/ ! ST. THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN. ! ■ STARPICTURES STAR PICTURES : GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.36. i TO-NIGHT AT 8! TO-NIGHT AT 8! • : 6d. POPULAR PICTURE PRICES. 1«. . j Town hah . i TO-MORROW NIGHT. I TO-MORROW NIGHT. | SUNDAY CONCERT | SUNDAY CONCERT .1 by'the ' 1 , ■ ' ! WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL , ■ | ORCHESTRA' (Conductor: Mr. Herbert Bloy). . : SOLOISTS: j • MR. HAROLD DAKERS, Tenor. ! MR, J. VITETTA, Harpist. j The Orchestra will Play— j "Zampa" (Herold); "Three Dances'* j (from Nell Gwynne), Entr'acte Musio' ; from "Rosamond"; Valse des Eleurs" j (Tschaikovsky). _ ' j Admission Free—Silver- Coin Collection ; at Doors. 1 Concert at 8.15. J. WOODWARD, I Secretary. . PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENTS. i GENERAL MANAGER FOR IMPLEMENT AND ENGINEERING WORKS. A PPLICATIONS , are invited for . tho position of General Managerof the business of Cooper. and Duncan, Ltd., Christchureh. j Applicants must state experience and forward .copies- of references. Further particulars as to salary and terms, of employment will be supplied on application. Applications closo on the 19th inst., and must be addressed to the "Chairman of Directors, Cooper and Duncan, Ltd., Boi 502, Christchurch," and marked on en-, velope, "Application for position of General Manager." J MEETINGS. i ■ " . I ■ VOGELTOWN RATEPAYERS' j ASSOCIATION. . ; THE Annual Meeting of the above As- ; sociation will be held in Mr. JACK- I SON'S RESIDENCE, KRULL STREET,- I Vogeltonn, on TUESDAY NEXT, loth ' inst., at 8 p.m. ] Business -.—Report and. Balance-Sheet, j Election of Officers, etc., and General. ! A. W. WOOD, Hon. Sec. — =a i PUBLIC NOTICES. ' j NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF AC- j COUNTANTS. j CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP. j ffllHE Council of the above Society in« A vite Competitive Designs for a Certificate of Membership, and offer prizes 'of Seven Guineas and. Three Guineas for the two most suitable designs submitted/ Conditions and details as to form, etc., may be had on application to the Secretary. Designs must reach ' the undersigned not later than 10th December, 1910. . ERNEST W. HUNT,- • - Secretary. 158 Featherston Street, ] Wellington, -7th November, 1910. ] HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. .j THERE are Vacancies in the Home far i one Woman and two Men. Nomina- ; tions will be received by the undersigned up to Noon on MONDAY, 21st. Novem- •; ber. f ' CHAS. P. POWLES, . Secretary. j COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE i COMPANY, LIMITED. , i ON and after SATURDAY NEST, tho j 12th instant, the above Company's j Office will close at 12 o'clock Noon each .. j Saturday, instead of 12.30 as heretofore. .■ j ! ' : -%-i VIAVI NOTICE. i J- ADIES! If you are in search ol j J Health, understand first why you I suffer as you do. Do not'torture, maim, j or cripple Nature; but learn how opera- 1 tions may be avoided and health re- j etored by Natural Means. Health Talks: Tuesdavs, 3 p.m. Interviews: Daily, ,10 1 to 3. t'ree to all, without any obliga. • tion. Viavi Hygieno (posted), Is. id. ; Viavi Rooms: Panama Chambers/ Panama Street, opposite D.1.C., Wellington. ' : PUBLIC NOTICE. ' Messrs. wqllerman and co., . • Wine and Spirit Merchants, i Johnston Street, notify their Customers' and Others that during Alterations to their Cellar they have REMOVED to Premises directly above (First Floor; , ; Routh's Buildings). ' ' . chamberlain" SPECIALIST, ! • 125 UPPER WILLIS STREET, Will be Here from 14th till 20th Inst. ! Treatment of all Chronic Complaints a ! Speciality. Success where the ordinary i medico lias failed. ; A XMAS BOOK OF VERSES, ■ ' To be Published Shortly. ' mHE OLD • CLAY PATCH, : -fi- a Collection of Verses written in ! and around Victoria College. Edited by _ F. A. do la Mare and S. Eichelbaum, \ Price 2s. ' NOTE.—A Special Lihrary Edition will bo issued at 3s. Gd. for Subscribers oulv. Orders for this edition should be sent to Mr. G. F. Dixon, 1G Hobson Crescent, on i or before, tho 17th instant, I