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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1168, 1 July 1911, Page 1

"~ ' ... ■ ■' ■'}- I AMUSEMENTS.! y «' \ ' ' j Cd* od. Gd.' Gd„ Gd. Gd.*Gdi>>; fid,' 3d-' v ".;■.-•■■ ..': < f 3d. "j :iil. XTIS MAJESTY'S ,THEATRE/,f3;1., ' 3d. Hi. : ,-i .... ~ ! UJ, ."i 3d. Props., .John Fuller' and Sons.; 3d: '■& •, 3d. TO-DAY! ,2J)O TO-DAY/'3d.' .',. 3d. Matinee! Fullers' Matinee!, 3d.'.' 3d.. Matinee! Pictures. Matinee! : 3<L> „ '•: 3d. A Series of Star Subjects. , .'3d...! -' 3d. Programme precisely the same *3dY • .- 3d. as- Night I • ' , 3d. Y . * 3d. Priccs-D.C.,, adults' ls.ji cbil- '3d& • 3d. dren (id. 0.5., adults Gd.; chil- jdav.* 3d. dren 3d. : ,■,. ' 3d. * ' ; Is. is. is. is. in, Is.- Is, Is, ',15.. ._ ' •JCTIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. \' ■ JJL Props., John Fuller and Sons.' • ' FULLERS' PICTURES : ..FULLERS'PICTURES'. TO-NIGHT! ~' • Positively Last Night of the Present. -, •*, Magnificent .Programme. • . . • THK NORWOOD'NECKLACE. • ' •• .' THE KINEMATOGRAPH IN AFRICA', "'. DISREPUTABLE MR. REGAN. THE SNAIL. ■ D.C. and 0.5., Is. Stalls (tip-up), Gd.- " , HIS MAJESTY'S ■ THEATRE. , Props., John Fuller and Sons. -,' Commencing MONDAY, JULY 3rd. Messrs. Fuller and Sous \iill present foe ' tho first time in Nclv Zealand, Chas, Roade's Powerful Drama, NEVER TOO;LATE TO MEND, NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND, A Thrilling Tale of Prison Reform. TBI II E A 'Ml E It O Y A L, • . •JL John Fuller and Sons. Still a. Big Success, THE-RIDGWAY BROS. THE RIDGWAY BROS. Comedy Acrobats and nand Balancer* Reappearance of THE RHODESHUJIYB, TILE RHODKSBURYS, Clover Conversationalists, Vocalists, and # Dancers,' Refined Comedian, ETTIE WILLIAMS* GEORGE JONES. A Comedian of Much Merit. Last Night— LITTLE WILLIE, Dwarf Comedian. LITTLE WILLIE, A Great Favourite, Coloured Basso, E. R. MARTIN. DELWYN AND TYE,' ' l ' Australia's Brilliant Scrios ami Dancers. JOS. MULLANEY, Spruce Comedian. Dainty Soubrcttet LUCY LAVINIA. Geo.'A.-JONES and WILLIAMS-Ettia ; In their Original Society Sketch, ."The Taming of tho Shrew." Prices—2s. and Is. Plan Dresden. WLLEItS' SKATING . . RINK. \ Three Sessions Daily, 2.30, G, and 7.30. ' ; OLYMPIA BAND EVERY EVENING. Also Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons,. Admission: Gents., Is.; Ladies, Gd. -SPECIAL NOTICE. ~ JULY 12th WEDNESDAY' JULY 12tK '" '; ■ GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. ANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. • ■ The Most .Elaborate Event ever . ■ Attempted in' Wellington. A Brilliant and Unique Spectacle... m VALUABLE TROPHIES. JIM .£3O VALUABLE TROPHIES. .£3O Will be awarded "a% under:— Best Fancy Dress (Lady); ,C 5 ssi, Cash or ' Trophy. . r. Best Fancy Dress (Gent.), '£i, 45.,, Cash'. or Trophy. . ' Most Graceful Skater (Ladv). Most Graceful ;:"';"■. Best Wallr.iiig Couplo (Lady 'and 'Gent.). • .Most. Original Cost'«u)o (Lady). Most Original CosVime (Gent.). Bpst Dressed. Cpuplo (Lady.). Best'- Dressed Couple (Gent.). Best Kustajued Character (Lady). Bpst' Sustained Character (Gent,). ' , Most Comical Costume (Lady). Most- Comical Costumo (Gent;). Best Fancy. Skater (Lady). Best Fancy' Skater (Gent.). Also several. other Prir.cs for Two-step, ■•;. Barn Dancing; Musical Chairs (Indies and gents.), Competitions and Races. Tickets for Carnival Participants aro now available entitling holders to admission, skates, tloorage, and entries to com. petitions. Price. 2s. Admission (onlookers). 25., now on sale. FULLERS' SKATING RINK. ' Daily Sessions at 2.30, G, and 7.30. Olympia Band Every Evening. REMISSION: GENTS., Is.; LADIES, Gd. FANCY, DRESS CARNIVAL. WEDNESDAY. JULY 12th. .£3O VALUABLE PRIZES. i;3O r WATCH FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS. RUGBY GAMES. ;■ TMPORTANT ENGAGEMENTS', - 1 THIS AFTERNOON, at 2,15. , ORIENTAL V. PONEKE. , SOUTHERN V. VICTORIA COLLEGE,. AT ATHLETIC PARK. : ST. JAMES V. PETONE,. AT PETONE. •..".,..■•■ Train To Aro 2.10. Lainbton 2.20. ' In paying faro ask. for-"Football \ i' , Ticket." , : Admission, Gd. Ladies free, • , ;■ j Grandstand, Gd. : 'W. G. TALBOT, .. ."'■ Secreta:t7, '.'■;..; \'i tVockey. h.q c k k y. ;:^'j CHAMPIONSHIP OF n!z. V ViHAMPIONSHIP OF N.Z, CHAMPIONSHIP OF N.Z. , ' i CHAMPIONSHIP OF N.Z. .; ; CANTERBURY V. WELLINGTON, /;' TO-DAY, AT 3 P.M. , AT DAY'S BaY. ; BOATS AT 1.15, !!. and ,2.30. Admission, Gd. , ._'■',-. '•; MONEY TO LEND, j MONEY TO LEND. ' ' TSTE Havo Trust Moneys to Lend' on ' v».'Approved .Securities, at current , j rates of interest. '. ' ■ i MORISON AND M'LEAN", Solicitors, ■ 180 'FEATHER STON STREET, WEOLINGTON. — 1 —- . ' ujaaa ■' BUSINESSES & PARTNERSHIPS. FOR SALE, Ladies' Tailoring Business, situated in cenlTal pusititm Wcl- ! lington, low rental, good turnoyer, only small capital required. '•' Apply Philps, ''; Wilson and Co., Harbour Street. . i '■ —' - r: — ' ali IT WORTH WIHLE? QjEE "THE MAORILAND WORIOIR.- J All Booksellers, Ono Penny. ' pEOFESSOR . 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