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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3081, 11 May 1917, Page 7

AMUSEMEN7S. EVERYBODY'S. / Continuous. .VERYBODY'S. 11 io 10.15. I "TEE AMERICANO," Featuring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, And a Strong Triangle Cast. Paragonia is a Delightful Waco, but Warm in Every "Way. It Warms up Somo More When Doug. Arrives. WATCH. The young Amorioan Engineer arriving in this 6ultry "Jewel in the i Girdle of the Earth." FULL OF aHE BEST A.ND MOST AMAZING TEATS THAT ONLY FAIRBANKS CAN DO. [ An Original and Brilliant Story. Also: ' Billie Burke, in "The Fugitive Witness." . TO-MORROW: Frank Koenan and Margery Wilson in "THE BRIDE OF HATE." EMPRESS. Continuous, MPRESS. 11 to 10.15. KITTY GORDON .KITTY GORDON In ' "VERA THE MEDIUM." Jeered at by her Friends, Adventuress , issues a flaming challenge, ; HER HAND AGAINST 1000 dollars that she will bring to her feet the man who has insulted her. IN ONE FATEFUL WEEK, the Arts of the Siren overcome the man, who looks to he a perfect husband with a [ perfect home. WONDERFUL DRESSING—A new gown in every 10 feet of film. SATURDAY.: Marc McDermott in :"THE FRICE OF FAME." A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. , GENERAL ENTRIES (1 gov. each), ACCBPTANCESGreat Northern Hurdles 4 govs. Great Northern Steeples' i 6ovs. Cornwall Handicap 3 sovs. CLOSE BY 0 p.m. on FRIDAY, 11th MAY. FEES must accompany in each instance. J. F. HARTLAND, Secretary.

MANAIWATU; RACING CLUB;-. . PROFITS GO TO PATRIOTIC FUNDS. 'ADJOURNED AUTUMN Tl/f BETING UTUMN lTi-EETING WILL BE HELD .WEDNESDAY* '& THURSDAY; . 16th AND 17th MAT, 1917. „ I .„ AT ,„^' AWAPUNI. RACECOURSE AWAPUNI RACECOURSE PALMERSTON NORTH. ' FIRST RACE STARTS AT 11.30 A.M. Privilege Tickets already issued hold good for this meeting. NO SPECIAL TRAINS. • Ordinary Trains run 'as' follow:— ■ . Trains leavo Paekakariki eatfh day at 6.35 a.m., picking up passengers « all stations en route. . . .... Trains- leave Wellington-. Now Plymouth Mail, 8.20 a.m.; Napier Mail, Trains leave Wangamii daily at 7 a.m., arriving Palmerston North 11 a.m. Trains leave Foston dally at 8 a.m., setting passengers H«vn at Awe.punl Railwav Station, and arriving at Palmorston North at 9:95 a.m. Dannevirke, Masterton, Pahiatua, and Wobdville passengers, an* passenger* from intermediate stations, oan reach Palmerston North each day at 11 a.m. • The last train leaves Palmerston North for. Wellington at 5.10 p.m., stopping

at Awapuni Bail-way Station. • ■ . "' AUCKLAND CARGEN HOTEL', THE MOST UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN MMzls' Specialty. Suites of Rooms, with private d&§!^ffifl%flffijfff?^\ Bathroom, etc. . f^^^ l^^^itF/J^ Ballroom. JJm&gk Tariff: From 10a. per day. Special Terms Hfm2s=i&m '-■ ■ for lengthened periods. .'/fw'iS^^^t; Bedroom and Breakfast from 6s. Other '*' ' . Meals optional. ■ ' NSki||l3__>i Full particulars from Thos. Cook and . XSKBT'T^ Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux. v 'Stf^sMfc' Telegrams: "Cargen," Auckland. ' • APRIL-No. 3-APBIL. . jON OALE T SHIELDS, MILITARY /TAILOR, THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. . Willis St. (next Empire Hotel), wa'ptt ti'Vr<! vtfwrvc-rowlv—— PICTURES. Badges in stock; also Gaunt's Gold Gilt AND PLAYERS, ETC. Buttons, . ' PRICE 6d„ ALL NEWSAGENTS.

Special Featur® Advertis@ments. ■ . I . ■ ' ■ . ..-■•' . Reasons Why You Should! Place Your .; , Furniture Order with .: : Browne" & Yeats' ; ■ ONE Being dosigners and specialists their models are not only entirely unique, but they are absohttely corieot in proportion. Your room therefore is more pleasing to the eye if you haTe BROWNE & YEATS Furniture. j TWO Employing, as they, do, only skilled* workmen, tie j , construction and finish of BROWNE &' YEATS Furni- ' ture is of the very best. I THREE caTr y' ar S e stooks of timber, whioh is thor- • ' oughly seasoned before being ' used; therefore '; BROWNE & YEATS Furniture does not shrink ' or'twist. i •/ ' \ .■ ■ \ FOUR Being direct importers of raw materials and manu- i factfurers BROWNE & YEATS produce furniture at the minimum cost; their prices are therefore very i low. ! N • . ■ ■. • : ' 1 141 &' .143-..Cuba Street I Wellington/