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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2309, 17 November 1914, Page 7

,t f "AMUSEMENTS. .WELLINGTON EOSE AND ,GAENJJIQN, GLUBf t ;.',::/fv GRAND PATRIOTIC ROSE SHOWLf '■''■ PROCEEDS IN AID OP MAYOR'S RELIEF. AND,BELGIAN DISTRESS,.'FUNDS,,., TPOWN will,' 1 mowN rriii, i. 0W N : .0..A L.L. X 0 W N 11 ALL, THIS , AFTERNOON , r AND TO-NIGHT,.: • :•: -.:■' ' TUESDAY, 17th NOVEMBER; '• \ ■'" ■■ i ■ • -V .UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS. EXCELLENCY AND LADY LIVERPObIf. 3 p.m.; . OFFICIAL OPENING . :'" ; a VM/ "■ -, GOOD SHOW FOR A GOOD CAUSE I GOOD SHOW FOR A GOOD CAUSE £ TICKETS, ONE SHILLING. S. G. ; PEARCB; ; Hdii, ; Seb; : '

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