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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1009, 27 December 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. , mH E KING'S THEATRE. • This Afternoon. This Afternoon. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE. -Programme Same as at;' Night. m „ ~ Children Sixpence alt Parts. TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIGHT. WEST'S PICTURES ROYAL ROYAL ORCHESTRA . WEST'S Proprietors: Wests l'leiurcs (Ltd.) and Linlny anil Donovan. PA.THE FRERES' ART STUDY, SEMIKAMIS. SEMIRAMIS. ■ SEMIRAMIS. SEMIRAMIS. (Queen of Babvlon;) AN INDIAN GIRL'S LOVE. CHINK OF GOLDEN GULCH. > A SUMMER TRAGEDY. FOOLSHEAD AS A VOLUNTEER. TOM THUMB And PATHE ANIMATED GAZETTE. And Others. Prices, ls.,and Gd. Box Plan at Abel's. ■ Theatre 'Phone 3143. Booking Fee 6d. ATHLETIC PARK. ATHLETIC PARK. . TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. " TO-NIGHT FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS. i FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS. PICTURES. .' PICTURES. * THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. . WEST'S PICTURES, LIMITED. GREAT . OPEN-AIR ENTERTAINMENT, Consisting of The Most Magnificent Sot Pieces. THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM. JAPANESE GLORY. NIAGARA FALLS. ' Horizontal Fountain—Rainbow WheelsSaxon Set—Soman Candles—Butterflies— Sky Rockets-Cloud Bursts—Sornect Mines i —fourbillions—Fiery Whirlwinds, Aud PICTURES.' PICTURES. See the Great ! CRICKET MATCH: ' SPRINGBOKS V. AUSTRALIA. Victor Trumper Run out. FOOTBALL: ' ESSENDON V. PKAHAN. t The Queensland Cun Final. A XMAS LEGEND. Others. • -MUSIC BY .TRAMWAYS BAND. Grandstand, Is.' Ground 6d. All' trams stop at Athletic Park. BELLEVUE. GARDENS. ELLE VU E 7G ARDE NS. Wellington's Delightful Holiday Resort. The Place to Visit on Xmas Day, Boxing Day, and New Year's Day. , String Band in Attendance. Special Holiday Train Service. Buses connect all . trains. . A Grand Place for an Outing. KINGSTON AND AVISON, Proprietors. X7ZT ANTED &own.-Mason's Gardens, » * TVta, are now opened to the public. Cold Lunch. Afternoon Tea. Town prices. Hot water gratis: WANTED-AU~tTuo~ports to "lake » V part in the Gala, Petone, on JanuIfTMAS' BARGAINS-CARTER, Cuba Street, and at Feilding. Just:-Landed, Grand Lflt Ladies' New Bags and Purs:s, all at Lowest Prices. ; SMAS BARGAINS-New'Kid' Gloves, 2s. lid., 3s. lid., all newest colours; I.p- , dies' pretty Sunshades, 2s. lid., 3s. lid. up; Children's-Sunshades, 'Is., Is.- 6d., Is. lid. up. Try Carter and Co. -•• XMAS .BARGAINS-Ladies'. Costumes, White ot 'Coloured, 'lO*. Gd. to 425.; best ; value .stylish Millinery for street woari also for.Seaside- and holiday wear, very cheap. : Try Carter and Co. .' XMAS .BARGAINS-See Carter and . Co.'s Special XMAS SHOW; lovely Xm'as . Presents,- useful' and fashionable. See p Carter's. -Windows. — -. — I CARTER AND CO. for BARGAINS. 1 TX7ISIT Radford's Half-vcnvly Sal«, now - ». on. ..Blind Rollers, Gd.; Cups and > Saucers, 2s. half-dozen; Stair. Carpet, Gd ■ yard;. Cruets, 2s, Gd.; Mantel Drapes, la.; r Sideboards, 505.; Duchesse Chests, 35j • 3 Slatting,, 7id.: .Sets Jugs, Is. 9d.; Tuni- > blcrs. Is.' 3d. half-dozen; Lamps, Is. each. 1 Cheapest house in town. | • ' ' .'■'——— I VON POPULI. • 1 f W.'THOMSON. AND CO.. Hveionic *-" " Bakers and Pastrycooks, are out on th»ir own for quality and sterling value. The special attention of campers, picnickers, and others, is drawn to the de- . licious fruit- pies and torts that are • being made daily from the choicest of fruits and richest pastry by expert cooks Hampers and special orders made up ■ and delivered with dispatch.' Qualitv guaranteed. Prices Bedrock. J. W THOMSON'AND CO., the Corner Shop, . :;s Courteuay Place.. TO THOSE AVHD ARE BALD OH IHEV PALDNESS, falling and. grey liair. *S dandruff,,, etc., can bo cured, only hy each ca«<* being suitably and speciallV treated. PRO. CARI.YLE. Alethia's Specialist. always, succeed', this being tho Alethia Method. Cooper's Buildings, Willis Street. Write for pomphle:. Country client' treated by correspond, once.. Advico free. >' '" TDADFORD'S Half-yearly Sale is now i-ik oa. . Bargains in Curtains, Linoleums, Carpets, Crockery. Ironmonsery,. " and Furniture for one month only. 1 Every Hung reduced for cash. We ar? • manufacturers and direct importers, and have, marked all goods at bedrock prices. " Call and inspect. EDUCATION. 1 !!,. ' THE LANGER DRES&CUTTING SCHOOL—No matter what one's position in life may.be, .th? ability to mako one's own Garments is an accomplishment ot prime importance. Every woman should have, a course at the Lan^ - ger Dresscutting School. Classes Daily Tuesday and Iriday evenings. painting, Monday 2 to 4. Country pupils taught by post. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal, 91 Willis 'Street (Opposito Shortt's). ' jpEOYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL \j —Boarding, a-nd Day School for Bovs under 13 years of ago. Special class for" Boys under .six. Miss Sommerville - 81 Hill Street. ( -7e TTIITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL ' SJ Boarding and Day School ; for Girls. ' Principals: ': Miss Babsr, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond [ (Higher Certificate N.F.U). J ' Preparatory Classes for Children undor 8. I _. : __ _____ | ' HOUSE SCHOOL, ! THE TERRACE, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. '. -OANKS'S COMMERCIAL "COLLEGE. 1 For instruction in— ACCOUNTANCY, ,- BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for— JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SER. VICE, 1 MATRICULATION, SOLICITORS' GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMI. NATIONS. *-J.__u. ( For last year's examinations, 51 candil_dates .were presented. 40 of whom-passed,