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"THB DOMINION" iPBEPAiD ADVEHTISKMENT BATES On* taoh • Words). 4a. per lnsartiom. ftont Psco, fo.per took each ineortio* MMH. DEAMI, AND MAEEIAGI NOTICES, lb. U, j»r inMrUon. Situations Yooant -\ w n , E r ,».<Uiii! KtuMloniWantsd £ U S ..„ ~ \ BIXPENO*. Board and Ettliono* J GENERAL ADVERTISEHENTS, t( Wards, Is.; M Word*. U 64.1 M ir*rdi, Ji.

AMUSEMENTS, rjlßKilßß ROYAL, BRENNAN-FULLGRS' VAUDEVILLE CIRCUIT. NATIONAL VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Managing Director Bon. J. Fuller, TUEDRISCOLLS Last. Night. THE DRISCOLLS Have you seen them P Last Night. ATHOS! ATHOSI A Wonderful Skater! ATIIOS! ATHOS \ Last Night FLOUKIE and of. STELLA RANGER. Star engagement of American Comedy O'DELL & BART Singing and Acrobatio O'DELL & HART Speciality Act, O'DELL & HART FRANK YORKE. JACK BONNY. FRANK YORKE, MARSHALL PALMER. And Manv Others. PRICES TO-NIGHT: D.C. and O.S. 2s. Stalls Is. Plan Dresden (booking only fid. extra). IMPORTANT NOTICE. pAJffilE MOORE SEASON, THE BOX PLAN FOR NEXT MONDAY NIGHT Will be on View at tho Theatre Roy»l THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, From 2.31) to 5. HAVE YOU BOOKED YOUR SEATS YET? mHBATRI ROYAL, NOTABLE ENGAGEMENT, COMING MONDAY NEXT, MAI Gtlt. MISS CARRIE MOORE. MISS'CARRIE MOORE. MISS CARRIE MOORE. MISS CARRTE MOORE. MISS CARRIE MOORE. The Famous Anglo-Australian MUSICAL COMEDY ACTRESS. Supported by A STAR COMPANY OF ARTISTS. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT DRESDEN to avoid disappointment. D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, la.. Booking only Od. extra, THEATRE THIS AFTERNOON. Q KA TIN G ' RIN £ Tho Recognised Home of Perfect Pictures, Direction John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' PICTURES To-day FULLERS' PICTURES 2.30. To-day MATINEE 2.30. . MATINEE Presenting a magnificent and wholesom* selection of the latest photo-plays. THE HEDGEHOG. Cure for Jealousy. THE DAISY COWBOYS. And a host, of others, MATINEE ' PRICES: Adults fid. Cliil. dren 3d._ ©K A T~I NG "~ rTn~K. Direction John Fuller and Sons. THIS EVENING AT 8. FULLERS' The Best PICTURES FULLERS' of all. PICTURES. Last Screening of our present Programme DESTINY IS CHANGELESS. A Yitngraph Masterpiece. THE HEDGEHOG A Study. Australian Gazette Topical, Tho Loafer Western Drama. Cure for Jealousy Comedy. What Fate Ordained Society Drama, NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLECHASE. NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLECHASE. Tho" Most Exciting Steeplechase in th« World. Orchestra Stalls, Is. Stalls Gd.

SPECUL ANNOUNCEMENT. MONDAY EVENING NEXT. MESSRS. FULLERS will present for the first time in the Dominion at FULLERS' PICTURES One of tho most astounding and fascinaifc. ing Dramatic Films ever produced, entitled, ZIGOMAR VERSUS NICK CARTER. ZIGOMAR VERSUS NICK CARTER. The most Sensational and wonderful production in tho History of the Kinematograph, Watch tor further particulars. TO U G B Y FOOTBALL. ttuSBY . POOTBALL, THIS AFTERNOON. AT 3. ATHLETIC PARK, PETONE V. ATHLETIC. OLD BOYS V. VICTORIA COLLEGE And Earlv Games at 1.30. AT PETONE—MELROSE V. PQNEKE. AT HUTT-ST. JAMES V. SOUTHERN. AT KARORI-ORIENTAL V. WELLINGTON. Train at 2.0, To Aro. Admission Gd. Ladies Free. Grandstand Gd. Reserved Tickets may bo obtained as usual. W. G. TALBOT, Secretary. ■ Attention is drawn to the fact that, commencing To-day, May 4th, -1912, th« train usually leaving To Aro at 2.10 p.m., and Wellington at 2.20 p.m., will leave To Aro at 2.0 p.m., and Wellington at 2,10 p.m., arriving at Pctono at 2.28 p.m., and Lower Hiitt 2.32 p.m. ! J ' ' ■'■—■■ .-;■•• ■■ ' \ SPECIAL NOTiCES COUNCILLOR SMITH'S TESTIMONIAL FUND. ,4 COMMITTEE, composed of ex-Mayors. --*. Councillors, ex-Councillors, and Citizens, propose to make a Presentation to Councillor John Smith (ex-Aotingr Mayor), in recognition of his long and useful'public service to the City ol Wellington, and invites subscriptions from thoso desirous of taking part in the presentation. Subscription Lists arc- in tho hands of the following Committee, who will bo pleased to receivo subscriptions:— Messrs. .T. G, W. Ailkcn (Chairman), His Worship the Mavor, Hon. C. M. Luke, M.L.C., Messrs. IT, I). Bell. K.C., Martin Chapman, K.C.. F. M. B Fisher, M.P., J. P. Luke, Thomas Baliingcr, W. J. Thompson, H. J. Williams, F, do .T. Clere, C. W. Tanner, A. Linsay, A, G. Jorgenson, W. Lingnrd, Councillors Barber, Cameron, Fletcher, Frost, Fuller. Fitzgerald, Godber. M'Kcnzie. Trevor, and the secretary and treasurer (Jas. M'Bean), Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall. J. G. W. AITKEN, Es-Mayor and Chairman. JAS. M'BEAN, Hon. Secretary nn d Treasurer. 3rd May, Ml 2. ANGLICAN BOYS' RESCUE HOME.' CAMP ROAD, LOWER HUTT. THE Home will bo formally opened by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Weilington at 3 p.m. THIS AFTERNOON, May lt.li. Everyone interested in this work cordially invited. Gifts for furnishing thankfully received. Trains leaving Wellington (Lamblon) 2.10, 3.10 mot by special buses, ' W. 11. WALTON, lion. Sec. TWfEAR Botanical Gardens,—Wo havo li for sale a good residential property, situated Main Karori Road, near Botanical Gardens, and close to Tram Road, Kclburncl 7-roomed House, large section, all modern conveniences; cxcei)ti(ually cheap. Price for quick sale. X'SOft. Terms if required. Apply JOHN ODLTN AND CO.. LTD., Cable Street, near Town Hail i