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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1054, 18 February 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.' OP -BE-A- HOU-SE. STARTING TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), FEB. 18 1 Lessees J. C. Williamson. Ltd. Sole Direction ...MACMAHON BROSManager Mr. Hugo Gorhtz. POPULAR PRICES: Dross Circle, Is. Cd. Limited number Orclicstra Stalls, Is. Gd. All other Stalls, Is. Family' Circle, Gd. Plans at tho Dresden; \No booking fee, .no,early,doors. 1 ' STARTING ' TONIGHT!. TO-NIGIIT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MACMAHON'S • - . • . • EPOCH-MAKING ' '. 'PICTURES, i BUFFALO BILL'S' : ■ GREAT - WILD WEST. '• This is: without, doubt.the. .finest and most: vividly interesting living picture over shown in Australasia. The ivonder&il .animals, .tho genuine cowboys, the fierce lithe. Indians—everything' connected with the. GREATEST CIRCUS. tho world haS"ey'er v j known-rail v is shown to the life. -;.Ybu could, not do better .if ■ von actually 'saw' the Circus.' . . A Great Programme; of Other Sccrtes and Subjects." i All..Exclusive. L . (By arrangement vwitlr J., D.'; Williams, . Colonial Theatrel Svdney.) i .' ■ NEXT PRODUCTION. : "THE SQUfATTER/'S'DAUGHTER." '• JOHNSON —JEFFRIES FAMOUS BATTLE. PROVINCIAL . T.OUP Pahiatuv. Saturday,i, February lSth. - Mastw+on, Monday, February 20th. . Greytown, Tuesday,. February" 21st. .. . . Hastings, Thursday, February 23rd. Napier, 1 .Friday, February) 21th. - Waipawa, Saturday; .February,- 25th.:". , Other; towns to .follow.■ MACMAHON/BIROS. . rjl 0 W N HALL , , Direction J. and N. Tait. . : ■ 'Ith, 1 .-■■■. ■.■■■And . MONDAY, ~M VKCH 6tli. •The' Famous Australian Soprano, VMY CiSTEES CONCERTS VUY C'VSTLES CONCERTS AMY CASTLES CONCERTS • AMY CASTLES CONCERTSAMY ' AMY CASTLES. CONCERTS ("Australian Jenny Lind'-').' MISS AMY CASTLES will be supported' by a Complete Concert Company, . < •• •' ' ' Consistiii!fof—• .<•. . ALEX VNDER C YMPH \USEN, .... ■ The Famous Lemsig Baritone.- .v . LOUIS' HATTENBACH, : v <„• •... THE Eminent 'Cellist. . ; • WILLIAM CONWAY, ■ Pianist." '■ i : ■■ -■ . Reserved Seats, :ss?'' • Unreserved, ;3s: and 2s. ■ Full particulars, fnture issues.& Manaeer, G. H. BARNES. HOTEL NOTICES. O~tLUB 'HOTEL; Woodville, 'A: Swiridale V (late . of:. Nelson and. Wellington), Proprietor. . The:ro:ogmscd house in; tho district for commercial < travellers. Sampje rooms attached l to the. hotel. . Tourists visiting, -.\yoodvillo mil. find excellent -. ac-eommouation-at ; tho 'above hotel:'- Good fishing .and-shooting in and.'around the district. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Cabs leave "hotel. to meet all trains. Telephone 'No- 1.. P.O. Box, 53. £JLirF HOUSE,- - ISLAND BAY. : - BOARD AND.RESIDENCE.; . , | Visitors: to/Wellington . can ■ -securt every .Comfort and Attention." (Special Terms for Permanent Boarders.) LUNCHEONS. AFTERNOON TE*S, TEAS .... .. Address:—Manageress.i.i.-.y JSLAND BAY HOUSE • Seaside and Holiday Resort, under entiiely -neW; management. Sea-bathing, hot and cold batns, .motor garage, ..and stable. ■ First-class table. Trams to town every ten minutes. E NANNEST iD Afternoon Tea and .Supper Parties specially, catered for. - . . . REJUVENESCENCE.OF THE . .. ! A j LB E U'.-T.: :H O-T E-L -Ca. ■ (Under New Management). Mr. James U'Donald, Proprietor. This Hotel is in'first-class order.- having been refurnished from cellar, to ceiling. Bedrooms (large and airy)-electric-ally lighted. Letters .and telegrams roceivo prompt attention. ■ Night and day porter.-Excellent cuisine. Smoking Room. Writing- Room, Drawing Room. Tariff: Bs.. fid. per day, 'or2s.- per week. 'Phone'; 2U: P.O. Box. 777. ■ ■ Railway, .hotel, i'TAUMARUNui' , (under entirely, neiv management),opposito. Railway station: r-Two-stoned Modern Hotel, accommodating. CO .guests, fitted and furnished throughout on • most approved lines. Magnificent view, - spacious balcony; promenade, piano, r firstclass table,-h. and Q. water,- largo air; single and donblo rooms. Porter meets all- trains. Every attention. • Tantt, '8s: per day. Tel.' Address:. M'.Grane, ■ Xauuiarunui. MRS. K. M'GRANi! .llate of Wellington). I'roDrietress. ■" • ■ V WHERE TO STAT. ,: ' V ' r I IVFEREDITH HOUSE, 'i'AUMARUNUI iiJL(Junction Wanganui River and 'Main irunk- Line). . I FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION." ' Excellent cuisine. • • Cook s-Coupons Accepted. ielegraphio Address—'Mathias, Taumarunui." ' Every-attention to 'ieleCralD9> '' ••• •>• i'..ir.»• r.v 1 i • FIRST-CLASS. BILLIARD -TABLE FOR GUESTS.' Kerr. afld-Mathias, Proprietors. .' Hotel oe'Cil, •WELLINGTON, N.Z.=.. ' . Opp- Gorcrmnont Railway Station and Junction of >-City Tramways,. and\ adjoining Parliamentary Buildings. ■ EVERY- MODERN.' CONVENIENCE, ■ 1 F. M'PARL'AND. • . ■ •• r <- '; .Proprietor, Tariff ■on Application.,,.... ~'. THE GLENLEE .TOURIST ACCOM,'MODATION. HOUSE. - • : J PELOROUS; SOUND,' 6RAIL ,BAY: 1 SITUATED, in one of'.tho'most shel- . tered bays in' the. Sounds', an • ideal 6pot for personsrequiring iEood ; accommodation. • Hot and cold/ water baths, cood fishing grounds, bush surroundings,' mingled with all' kinds :of ferns. Post and Telegraph Office' attached'.' respondence promptly attended : to;"" For further particulars.'apply,to .\ : •G. M'NABB,'Proprietor •' SALVATION I . ARMY/ ; TDEOPLE'S PALACE. 213', CUBA' ST. Xj WELLINGTON:', . t. '• Tariff from ss. per .day. • ■'• : . J. D.OWNIE, ManagerWAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, Marion St. (opp. New To Aro Post office) Ctty, ' - " IS now ready ; . Boarders, being, absolutely fi re , earthquake-proof, and contaiiing ■ a ii modern conveniences: and comforts. / Also a 1 arge; promenade roof; qyerlookiwr;Har. bour. ■■■■'■ 'i■•■.'■■. " : r'- ', . Tariff —6s. per day;-255. per week, • . ■ MRS. C.'TREGONNING. 'Phone *2347. . '. ProprietreM., COLUMBIA PRIVATE ' ' HOTEL, . Lower Cuba Street. .. . . Near Wharves, Town Hall, and - Opera: Bouse. Excellent Cuisine.' Lunoh. la. MRS. M. PETERS, • i -. (Late 90 Wellington Terrace), Proprietress. HE MARQUIS- OF' NOBMANBY ' HOTEL, CARTERTON. ■ . , W.'M. HALLEY, Propristor, • • Tb« Besj • Commercial - Hotel ia t]» '••