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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1198, 5 August 1911, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "NICOLA." TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGIIT! OPERA HOUSE. Direction of J. and N. TAIT. "NICOLA" commences TO-NIGHT, and it's really a' relief TO-NIGHT HAS COME AT LAST. Everywhere, Everyone has been talking through the past week, and wondering if SATURDAY NIGHT WAS EVEIt COMING 1 SATURDAY IS HERE! And "NICOLA" OPENS THE OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "NICOLA" THE ONE! THE ONLY! "NICOLA" THE GREAT! THE MAR"NICOLA" VELLOUS! Without Qucs"NICOLA" tioii NICOLA is the TOP "NICOLA" OF TREE, and all "NICOLA" nations of tho world are "NICOLA" agreed upon it. "NICOLA" ALL OF THEM-White, "NICOLA" Black, Brown, Mulatto, In"NICOLA" dian, Greek, Octoroon, "NICOLA" Quadroon, and every other "NICOLA" "Roon," and they have all "NICOLA" seen "NICOLA"; he does "NICOLA" not hide his light nor his "NICOLA" abilities under a bushel. "NICOLA" Tho AVorld Has Seen Him, "NICOLA" and the World Acclaims "NICOLA" Him ■ the GREATEST "NICOLA" MAGICIAN ALIVE. "NICOLA" TO-NIGHT! "NICOLA" .MAGIC, MYSTICISM, ILLUSIONS. VAUDEVILLE. JUGGLERY, PSYCHIC, EVOLVINGS; andWELL, COME AND SEE NICOLA TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING. ■Is., 2s. Gd., and Is.; Early Doors, Gd. extra till 7.30 to Back Stalls and Gallery, now en sale at Christeson's. Box Plan at Dresden till 12.30 p.m. To-day, after that at Christeson's. A. W. Batiste, .Manager for J. and N. Tait. Chas. Hugo, Manager for Nicola. rgl O W N HAL L. TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT Bv the WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA (Conductor: Mr. Herbert Bloy). TROT DE CAVALERIE Rubinstein MENDET Boccherini MARCH FROM "FATJST" Berlioz Song—"THE CURFEW" M. Gould MR. H. W. CHURCH. Overture—'"RAYMOND" Thomas "SERENADE" ....: :.... Schubert (Cornet Solo; MR.,W. BOWMANI. Valso from "NUT-CRACKER SUITE" . Tschaikowski Concert at 8.30. Silver Coin Collection. J. F. WOODWARD, Sec. pRIZES, £500. PRIZES, .£SOO. AUCKLAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY'S INDISPENSABLE BOOKLET, "THE COURIER." "THE COURIER," ' "THE COURIER," "THE COURIER." "THE COURIER,". - "THE COURIER." "THE COURIER," Containing Revised Syllabus, Elocution Test Pieces,. Conditions, Entry Forms, Spe.ciul Prizes. "THE COURIER," "THE COURIER,", SEND TWO PENCE IN STAMPS' To the Managing Secretary, SCOTT COLVILLfi,. 30-31 Empire Buildings, Swanson Street, Auckland. .£SOO PRIZES. .£SOO PRIZES. Dunedin competitions society (Incorporated). , ANNUAL HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, DUNEDIN, Sept. lath to 30th, inclusive. . Entries positively close August 12th. ■E. S. WILSON, ' Secretary. P.O. Box 181, Dunedin. ' DOES WINTER'S COLDNESS Seem to chill your energy and freeze your Nervo Power? If so •jr-ILETCHER'S PHOSPHATONrC Jt 1 LETCHER'S PHOSI'HATONIC Will throw that, listless body into life, vim. and vigour, and cause good, red blood to tiow in every vein, creating a healthy, vigorous constitution—ready for the day's work, and able to retire to'rest with a good night's sleep ensured. Just try a Bottle. FLETCHER'S PHOSPUATONIC. FLETCHER'S PHOSPHATONIC. 2s. Gd. and Is. Gd. Principal Chemists and Stores, or Post Free from . , CHAS. A. FLETCHER, Pharmacist, ■ 292 LAMBTON QUAY, MEETINCS. WELLINGTON WORKING ■ MEN'S CLUB AND LITERARY INSTITUTE. npHE Sixty-seventh Half-yearly General A . Meeting of Members will be held in the Club's Social Hall on MONDAY, 7th August, at 8 p.m.Business: Adoption -of Report and Balancesheet. F. GREEN, Secretary. WANTED; TOfjTANTED, one Fat Stock Buyer for Hawke's Bay District, and one Fat Stock Buyer for Taranaki District. Applications in writing, stating experience, knowledge of district, and containing copies of references, must reach tho undersigned on or before AUGUST 12tii, 1911. Tnos. BORTHWICK AND SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD., BOS 217.' CHRISTCHURCH. IN MEMORIAM. THE LATE MR. T. E. TAYLOR. Town hall. town hall. OWN HALL. town hall. SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 6th, 3.15 p.m. Chairman—Rev. W. J. Comrie. Addresses liv Messrs. A. R. Atkinson, G. Laurenson, M.l'.'s, and Rev. J, J. North'., . Singing by Combined Choirs. Organist and Conductor—Mr. J. Maughan Barnctt. Collection in aid of the Taylor Memorial Fund. No charges are being made for printing and advertising, and it is hoped that all monies collcctcd will bo availablo for Uie .Wellington portion.of tho Fund.