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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 39, 9 November 1917, Page 7

AMUSE GRAND OPE TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW AT 8. LAST TWO NIGHTS. I/AST TWO NIGHTS. OP JACK WALLER'S BBciTrnr3mTmnTnTffi/»H'W- tfWMIg: "* ttglW ' cnrn LOOK WH THE GREATEST THEATEI LAST TWO NIGHTS. Box Plan at Tho Bristol. POPULAR PRICE! rIRAND • OPERA HOUSE. uSeotion ~ J- AND N. TAIT. COMMENCING MONDAY NEST, NOV. U. .FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. J. AND N. TAIT Present their NEW COMEDY COMPANY In THE GREATEST COMEDY SUOGE6S QF THE DAY. "TURN TO THE RIGHT." "TURN TO THE RIGHT." ' "TURN TO THE RIGHT." "I<URN TO THE RIGHT." "TURN TO THE RIGHT." | "TURN TO THE RIGHT." By Winohell Smith and John L. Hazzard. EVEN MORE DELIGHTFUL THAN "PEG 0' MY HEART." "Of all the plays that have been produced in Sydney during the last few yearß none has achieved Euoh an immediate success aa was the case with "Turn to tho Right.' "-Sydnoy "Sunday Times." Play produced by Mr. Gaston Mervale. PRIOES-D.C ss. i 0. Stalls. 65.; StaUs, 35.; Gallery, Is. Plus Tax. Usual Early Doors Stalls and Gallery, Is. extra. Box Plans at tho Bristol. Farewell Appearance To-night at THE TriNG'S. HE JUING'S. ETHEL CLAYTON. In "THE WEB OF DESIRE" Commencing TO-HORROW at 2.30, A Greater Vitagraph. Masterpiece, EARLE WILLIAMS In "THE STOLEN TREATY," A story of diplomatic 'ntrigne that ' THROBS WITH LIVING INTEREST. A Socioty Girl's Pluck Saves a Nation's Honour. Tho Girl who was Longing for Somo Excitement in her LuxuryLiving Life 600N FACES DEADLY PERIL. A Thrilling and Totally Unexpected Climax. Prices-D.C, Is. 6d. and Is.; Stalls, Is. and 6d. Box Plan at the Bristol. Final Screening To-night at THE EMPREBB. HE EMPRESS. Of CHARLES RAY and BESSIE BAERISOAI/B. In "PLAIN JANE" Commencing TO-MORROW at 11, "THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR," A Powerful World Film Drama, starring FRANCES NELSON and JUNE ELVIDGE. The Story of Two Sisters compelled to Pace tho World Alone. A Great and Illuminating LeSßon on Devotion to Money-making and ALL IT MAY MEAN. Splendid Settings in Wealthy Now York Homes. Strong Supporting Cast. Final Soreening To-night at •pVERYBODrS. ALICE JOYCE and HARRY MOREY. In "THE QUESTION." And DOROTHY KELLY in "THE SECRET KINGDOM," Commencing TO-MORROW at 11, DOROTHY DALTON In "THE FLAME OF THE YUKON" (Greater than "THE SPOILERS.") Seven blazing chapters of the Reckless, Lawless Lifo of the Gold Mad Days of Alaska. The Greatest Fight ever put upon the screen is seen in this picture. Also showing, Second Episode of "THE SECRET KINGDOM": "ROYALTY AT REDWING.", A clean, wholesome romance sorial, which will attract you to scelt to tho last episode. WILL THERE BE A GRAMOPHONE In Your Home This Summer? The instrument that bringß you tho World's Greatest Artists 1 What a real pleaßuro for your family and guests to hear famous artists sing; to hear the most wonderful instrumentaliota: to enjoy the inimitable fooling of celebrated comedians. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramophones and the Lyriophono reproduce them all. Wo have theso famous instruments and THE VERY LATEST RECORDS, And will be pleased to play yon any numbor you wish. ; , Why not oall in when passing and. hear , these records? • . Then you will bo able to judge the : boantiM tono quality of tho instruments. OHAB. BEGG AND CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Oldest Established 'Piano House in New Zealand. JIIOORE'S YIYIFIC CO., LTD., (Incorporated -under "The Companies Act, 1908.") "HERBAL BLOOD TONIC." Capital £4500, increased to £10,000 by the issue of 5500 £1 8 per cent, noncumulative Preference Shares, entitling the holdors thereof to receive out of the profits of the Company available for dividends beforo any other class of shareholder a dividend of 8 per cent, per annum, and entitling them, after tho holders of tho now existing share* receive a similar dividend, to particl- | pate rateably in all other dividends. ONLY 2000 NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION. 2s. 6d. on application, 2s. «d. on allotment, 2a. 6d. in six months, and 2s. 6d. in 12 months, and tho balanco at intervals of not less than three months at 2s. 6d. per share. Tho liability of tho Shareholders iB limited. Directors: ■ J. V. Wyborn, Gentleman. H. D. F. James, Agent. A. C. Pcaße, Gentleman. Jas. Foy, Solicitor. (All of Hawcra.) Advisory Board: Mrs. Moore, Manufacturer. Jas. Wero, Gentleman. H W. Lowiß, Company Manager. G.' H. Laird, Traveller. AW Webster, Bank Manager. (All of Hawora.) Further information obtainable from p. J. V. WILSON, Box 157, Hawcra. SALE OF YEARLINGS By Telegraph—Press Association. Chrlstchuroh, November 8. At the yearling sales to-day tho top prico obtained was 1025 guineas for a bay colt by Martian-Grand Opera, tho property of Mr. J. F. Buchanan, of Kinloch, tho purchaser being Mr. H. M. Oampbell, of Hawke's Bay. A bay filly by MartianLovelorn also went to Mr. H. M. Campbell for 675 guineas, and a brown colt by Martian-Intelligence was sold to Messrs. V. and E. Riddiford, Wellington, for no guineas. Tho last two also came from Mr. J. F. Buchanan's stud. A bay colt fiy Solfcrlno-Rosalic was sold to Messrs. v. and E. Riddiford for 600 guineas, and a bay Ally by Bona Rosa-Spring Briar went to Mr. A. J. Toiward for 600 guineas. . Quick's the word when "NAZOL" gots to work. Gives instant relief front coughs, colds, catarrh, and soro throat. Pleasant to take. One trial proves its efficacj.—Advt. r