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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2500, 29 June 1915, Page 7

| AMUSEMENTS. rjW, KING'S THEATRE, Whoro the JjKST Pictures are." '.v!'™ v Ltd. PI -MGHI. At 8. TO-NIGHT. A iiuuowucd English Production of lletiopolilau Lifs. ''La 0' LONDON." "LIT, 0' LONDON." - "LIL 0' LONDON." "LII, 0' LONDON." "I.IL 0' LONDON." , "LIL 0' LONDON." Adapted to tho screen by Harold Shaw, from the Book of Bannister Merwin, a Story of .Sunshine and Shadow—of Slum and Socictv Life in "the Hub of the "World." A Kevstone Care-lifter, "HOGAN'S ARISTOCRATIC DREAM." No Smiles or Tears in this—but legicne of heartfelt whole-souled Gleeful Yelli. "THE PHANTOM THIEF," The "Dramatic Mirror's" Prize Play. War News and Many Others.' Stalls, 6d.; D.C. and 0.5., Is, Res. at Bristol Piano Co., Is. 6d. "OUR BOYS IN EGYPT"-A Bis Boom. JjWERY BODY'S. FROM NOON ONWARDS. Our Inspiring Patriotic Subject Created Immense Enthusiasm. The PICTURES of OUR GALLANT LABS Received with Cheers and Uproarious Applause. GALLANT BRAVERY at GALLIPOLI. Remarkable Series of Views of NEW ZEALAND'S HEROES Undergoing arduous training for their BATTLE AT ACHI.BABA, . A half-hour of martial scenes; OUR TROOPS' IN EGYPT, . OUR TROOPS IN. EGYPT. . 2000 ft. OUR TROOPS IN" EGYPT, 2000 ft. OUR TROOPS IN EGYPT. Keystone's Comedy, Limit, HOGAN'S ROM ANOE —BURST. HOGAN'S ROMANCE,..BURST. A screaming laughable absurdity, featuring Charlesc-Jiurray: FEAR OF THEI'AST. FEAR OF THE -JUST.,, A 2000 ft. tlmlline melodrama. War Number, GAUMONT GRAPHIC. And Others. , - Mces—Adults. 6d.; 3il. .. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. piARS FOR HIRE "OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public.Tnijst'-Offica, ' . Lambton Qnay.' ■ • N. NIGHTINGALE ......... Proprietress

UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THEIR EXCELLENCIES THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL, AND IN THE PRESENCE OF HER EXCELLENCY THE., COUNTESS . OF. LIVERPOOL THE EI. HON. THE PRIME MINISTER (MR. W. F. MASSEY), SIR JOSEPH^ WARD, BART., HIS WORSHIP-THE MAYOR (MR. J. P., LUKE), AND THE MAYORESS (MRS. J,.P, LUKE)...:... : " .. . THE ROYAL CORONATION OF HER MAJESTY' THE CARNIVAL ; :.QUEEN ; WILL TAKE - PLACE AT TBS HS AJgg ; ' TBB HS A51I? THIS ' EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK. AND SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE! QPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE! PECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE! CHILDREN'S MATINEE! THIS (TUESDAY,) AFTERNOON, ADMISSION—Parents and Teachers Is., Children 6d. Royal Organist—Mß. CH. W. KERRY. Roval Soloists —MISS MINA CALDOW, MR. HA'MILTON HODGES, AND MR. SYDNEY ALLWRIGHT. Royal Accompanist—MlSS GLADYS WATKINS. AND AUa rrVRENTHAM TSOYS " tJR - 1 - RENTHAM 13 OY S "THE SOLDIER." Will give a descriptive rendering of the Great Patriotic Song "The Soldier," specially dedicated by kind permission to Major-General Godley, K.C.jl.u., Oommandant N.Z. Expeditionary Forces. THE AUDIENCE ARE SPECIALLY INVITED TO JOIN IN THE CHORUS OF THE LAST VERSE. NOTE-TO-NIGHT AT THE CORONATION CEREMONY. HER MAJESTY WILL HOLD A RECEPTION IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE! CORONATION CEREMONY. Tlio doors of Hip Abhor will he open at 7 p.m. and closed at 7.55 p.m., and not opened again till the Royal Procession has readied the Dais. Box Plan NOW OI'EN at the Royal Box Office (Bristol Piano Co.). Reserved So;its, ss. No Reserves hold after /.n5 p.m. Unreserved Seats, 3s. and 2s. Tickets for tlieso seats procurable at The Royal Box Office (Bristol Piano Co.). Only a limited number of these tickets will bo sold Public are therefore advised to purchase early and save disappointment. JOSEPH LEWIS, Secretary of State to Her Majesty. Special Feature Advertisements. | HERB PRICE'S j Great Mile~ro@n Sale I COMMENCES TO-DAY (TUESDAY), 9 A.M. SHARP | AND CONTINUES FOE NINE DAYS ONLY. It is a most its ' astonishing opportunities, and 0 i-wn.r-M.' will bo nm ... - « ON THE' SA'ME GENEROUS LINES WHICH • f MADE OUR LAST SALE SO POPULAR. 1 PRICES ABSOLUTELY THE LOWEST ON RECORD | I The scope is so broad, las to include practically every conceivable want I for men. ALSO MANY EXTRA SPECIAL LINES, a few. of which we ! •— enumerate here. - ■ ; " \ TH E B PI C HTEST BA RC AI NS OF.-ALL! j I THRIFTY FOLK§ .WILL. PICK UP THESE SNAPS WITH \ jj t'J... GREAT.ALACRITY. | 50 DOZEN SHlßTS—Guaranteed fast colours. Is. 6d. eaoli. j • 200 DOZEN ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE SOX-3 pairs for 23. 6d. Usually Is. 6d. pair. C 50 DOZEN NATURAL WOOL SINGLETS AND UNDERPANTS— At 2S. 11d. | 50 DOZEN NATURAL . WOOL. SINGLETS AND UNDERPANTS— \ j At 3S. 11d. • 300 DOZEN WIDE-END TIES— " : ; , At IS. j - "Usually 25."6 d. to 3s. 6d. each. ; 94 DOZEN GOOD PATTERN PYJAMASAt 4s. nd., ss. Hd.; 6s. lid, per pair. 12 DOZEN MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS—In all makes and shapes. ■ ■ - j•• - ' ' *" 4s. Hd. each. Usually Bs. 6d., 10s. 6d. j 30 DOZEN WHITE LINEN AND CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS— At 3s. 6d. Dozen. I 100 DOZEN FOUR-FOLD LINEN COLLARS— At 4S. 6d. Dozen. . Usuallr 10s. Dozen. ' 5 50 DOZEX MEX'S TWEED CAPS- ! Usually 3s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. ■, MANY OTHER CHOICE OFFERINCSI . ! SPECIAL SUIT TO MEASURE— Far 595. 6d. During Sale. > HERB PRICE 54-56 WILLIS STREET. I CLOTHING STORE—SO WILLIS STREET. I