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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2556, 2 September 1915, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. BMW! THOU WINTER WINDS. OUR' J -VfKONS NEED THEE NOT, FOR •W IS THE ATTRACTION, AND LVEII THE MULTITUDE INCREASETH . AT * =■ ' ' THE -K-INQ'S . .■ ■ ■ JL HE XVINGfS J „„ -.where tlio BEST Pictures are." J; I'omai'kiiblo 4-part - filmatisation „o! •Wo lrovor's sensational stago successor military and sooial life . BROTHER OFFICERS, BROTHER OFFICERS, BROTHER OFFICERS. BROTHER OFFICERS,. BROTHER OFFICERS. . n „ ~ BROTHER OFFICERS. Jiy tho Loudon Film 00., famed, as pro* <""*5 of "Tho •'Middleman." t . BROTHER OFFICERS a .photo-drama of love, war, and so- . ciety, A grand. fitoTy—Troil told. . _ OTHERS: mm WAR (Eclair Special), lho real thine," taken in the French lines bjr special sanction. Absolutely a „ trip to tho trenches. (Beautiful SceiTic). DICKSON S DIAMONDS (Edison Drama). Sidnoy Dtctv; Vitagraph'a Funster, aa MYSTERIOUS MR. DAYEY Hl^'^ XC IF£ ENT war gazette. Stalls, fid.; D'.C. and 0.5., Is.; Reg Is. 6d. at the Bristol. Cliildroa Half to all parts. i "FUN QN THE BRISTOL." "FUN QN THE BRISTOL.'? The musical fares of 10,000 laughs will Ks" presented at tha QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Commencing WEDNESDAY NEXT, SEPT. 8. (Four Nights Only.) By GEORGE STEPHENSON'S GEORGE STEPHENSON'S COMPANY OF COMEDIANS : COMPANY OF COMEDIANS, Inclnding FRANK HAWTHORNE as > WIDOW O'BRIEN, • . "FUN ON THE BRISTOL." : • "FUN ON THE BRISTOL." "FUN ON THE BRISTOL." With its continuous flow of merriment,' its smart and snappy humour, its wealth of captivating melodies, brilliant dimces, and complete novelty will come as a complete surprise to theatre-goers. PRICES—fe„ 2s. 6d., Is. . Box Plans open at the Bristol .on Monday morning. ' QALVATION ARMY CITADEL', Vivian Street. GREAT BONNIE BRIAR FAIR Continues THIS AFTERNOON & EVENING, , Musical Programme at 7.45 p.m. .. Dr. Platts-Mills presiding. ~ ~ 7~' QTAKI .MAORI RACING 1 CLUB. ■SPRING MEETING, 1915!" Owjiers and. Trainers are Reminded that Nominations for All Events and 'Entries ■for the Maiden Plate CLOSE on SATURDAY, . September Ith, at 8.30 p.m. Tho Otaki Telegraph Office oloses at 5 p;m. .... . ' . O. J. D'ATH, ...Secretary,.' WINNING NUMBERS Id Mrs; Chap:' * * pell's Art Union-.—lst Prize, No. 58; 2nd, No. 75; 3rd, No. 308. Prizes can be obtained at 86 Duncan -Terrace, ICilbirnie. . - MUSIC,FOR THE MASSES. . READ THIS-ONE OF HUNDREDS., Marshland Rd., Chri6tchuroh, Jan. 7,1915. TJEAE MR. BIRLEY,—I was invited to ■SJ a young lady's home last Wednesday who is considered a-very good pianist. Knowing I had learnt by your system, she, asked me to bring my music. This I did. Wlion I played several'of my pieces, she was not only surprised, but dumbfounded to hear .me play so,jvell''after, such a short time learning (16' lessons), and thought Tour Bystem marvellous*. I am sending stamps to pay for the piece, "Bobbin's E-eturn," wEicli I- received.— I remain, , yours, tally, Miss A. Gottermeyer. Call or write for all particulars, and' see testimonials from all.parts of N.Z. " BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Boulcott Street (Chambers), Wellington. Interviews any time. THE WELL-KNOWN MAKES GENTLEMEN'S SUITINGS - Are represented at . MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN AVENUE, FOB Neuralgia 1 and shattered Nervee, try Green's Neuralgia and Nervo Tonio. . • It never -fails. Acts promptly, while its effects are. lasting. Price, 2s.' 6d. bottle. Procurable at R. M; GREEN, Chemist, 141 Vivian Street., DVEBTISING your wares will greatly increase the sales by enlarging the '. field . of prospective purchasers. , "Dominion" rates on application. I

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