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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3101, 4 June 1917, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. TTIVERYBODY'S. •EVERYBODY'S. CONTINUOUS. , TO-DAY. "THE PRINCESS C)F THE DARK," A 1 rianglo Fairy Story of llodcrn Life Starring a real little Fairy, ENID BENNETT, The dainty Australian Actress, who is now a supremo screen star. Iho tragedy of a Hunchback who finds that when his sweethoart gets her sight she will know hint for what he is, and murder fills his heart. A love 6toly of heartrending pathos, with a superbly dramatic ending. A Muster-play of dreams and tc;il ilies. Also, BILLIE BURKE in "THE MURDERER AT BAY." ITIHE TriNG'S. AHE .S-VING'S. TWICE TO-DAY, 2,'W and 8. EDITH STOREY And ANTONIO MORENO Star, in "ALADDIN FROM BROADWAY," A unique and thrilling Blory <if a yonng American who gets mised up in tho Mohammedan marriage laws, but roturna from I.ho East with a beautiful bride, and wins his wager, Wonderful Depiction of a.Desert Storm and Thrilling Happfiuings in Damascus arid !Ncw York. A GREATER VI I'.AGRAPH HIT. Prices as Usual. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS AT THE -pMPRESS. HE IMPRESS. The Star Supreme, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNCI In a rolo of fTetnendous dramatic power and wonderful beauty. "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN." "THE FOOLISH VIRGIN." A DRAMA FOR. EVERY GIRL WHO EXPECTS TO MARRY. Tho Contest botween a Man's Monc.ymadness and a Woman's Trusting Devotion. Adapted from the famous novel by Thos. Dixon and produced by Albert Cappelani, Directov of "Tho Common Law" and "Lcs Miserubles." \ THK NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY, LTD. A N 'NTURLM DIVIDEND at tho rate of eight per cent. (8 per cont.) per annum has been declared for tho halfyear ended 30th April, 1917. Dividend warrants, which have been posted to Shareholders, nre r.oiv payable at the Bank of New Zealand. Cnristchurcli, and other New Zealand branches. W. O, CAMPBELL, Secretary. I. r >9 Hereford Street, Christchurch, Ist June. 191.7. - MOTOR WAGONS. FOE Immediate Delivery, Bessemer Motor Chassis, to carry from 1 to i tons, most popular and simple. We have learned by experience that BESSEMER WAGONS are dependable. If you will tell us the weight and nature of yonr hauls and the character of your roads we wiU be pleased to plaoo our knowledge end experience at your disposal. , • Write to Motor Wagon Headquarters, 111 and 113 Lambton Quay, for Motora to fit your business. J. E. FITZGERALD. WELLINGTON, N.Z. A^ent. TJSII, LE B AND C 0., 1, Holland St., Wellington, Specialise in Country Work for SHOWCASES. SHOP FRONTS, SHOP, OFFICE, BANK, <fc BAR FITTINGS. Write for further advice. BURCH AND COMPANY LTD., GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, COURTENAY PLACE, HAVE FOR SALEA FINE SELECTION OF CANTER-BURY-GROWN SEED POTATOES. 'Prices on Application. FOR PROMPT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE, CA-RTA'GE, OR STORAGE, HUNT, COTTRELL, AND CO., LTD.', GREY STREET, WELLINGTON. DOMINION Lever Watch, printed guarantee for 1 year, manufactured by maker of Big Ben Alarm. Post 7s. 6d. to J. E. FITX, Jeweller, , Palmerston North, Sole Agent for the District. WAIROA MEAT COMPANY S—: , , INCREASED STORAGE SPACE PROPOSED. By Telegraph.—Press Association. Wairoa, Juno 2. At a large meeting of the shareholders of the Wairoa Meat Company yesterday tho chairman, Mr. J, S. Jessep, strongly urged_ the shareholders to provide further | additional capital to increase tho storage 6paco in view of tho chipping shoitage._ _ He proposed to ask for £40,000 additional, of which half was subscribed in the room. Tho results of the few months' working of the company have been highly satisfactory. TO RUPTURE SUFFERERS. Mr. A. W. Martin, Rupture Specialist, and Sole Controller of llr. J. A. Sherman's Method of Treatment, will be at the Hotel Cecil. Wellington, from Tuesday, the sth of June,'to Saturday, tho 16th. All sufferers from rupture residing in the neighbourhood of Wellington should avail tneiueolves of this only opjiortunity they will have for at least another 12 months of seeing and boing treated by tho specialist for thoir troublesome malady. No man or woman who attaches any value, to timo can afford to neglect tho present opportunity of getting completo reliof and ultimate permanent cure. Tho usual policy followed by tho nowly-j'Uptured is one of drift. ThVjy try one sort of truss aftei; another until their troublo (which is a progressive one) is too advanced to suffer furtbor tampering with. Then, because compelled, thc.v seek medical aid, and' in all probability the advico thoy Teceive is to undergo n sovcro operation. It ia Mr. Martin's desiro that all ehonld understand that rupture can bo immediately relieved, and, indeed, absolutely cured by tho Dr. J. A. Sherman method of treatment, and that without operation of any kind; and a patient can continue in his usual occupation from the first to tho last of tho treatment. It is a recommendation lo all Wellington sufferers lo make fullest inquiries from expaticnts_ of Mr. Martin. They should do this if only lo receive the cnconragoment which is inevitably and invariably given by all who havo benefited at. tho specialist's hands. Mr. Martin mov bo consulted free from 10 a.m. daily. Send for free booklet, Rnptoro and its Treatment. It is posted fo any sufferer.—.A drt,