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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 40, 10 November 1917, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS, EVERYBODY'S. Commencing To-day at 11. DOROTHY DAMON. In the Latest Triangle Success, "THE FLAME OF TIIE YUKON" (Greater than "THE SPOILERS.") Seven Blazing Chapters of tlio Reckless, Lawless Life- in the Gold-mad daye of Alaska. "The Flame" is a famous Dance-hall Siren. A WOMAN OP FIRE, Who destroys inon.>in that lawless land of sudden riches and tremendous passions. The dance-hall is no miners' retreat, hut a palatial place dedicated to all the vices. The greatest fight ever put upon the screen is seen in this picture. Also showing, nonOTIIY KELLY, in Second Episode of "TIIE SECRET KINGDOC: "HOYALTY AT REDWING." A clean, wholesome romance serial, which will attract you to E ee it to the last epiaodo. TIHE TTING'S. 'HE JUIING'S. Commencing To-day at 2.30. EARLB WILLIAMS In ' "THE STOLEN TREATY," What may he concealed in the hearts of the gay folks at a society reception. A Society fop is not always what he looks, and thrilling and dangerous adventures may happen in the very centre of a busy Capital. A REVELATION IN SECRET SERVICE METHODS. A Thrilling and Totally Unexpected Climax. Also showing— OIIAELES CHAPLIN In EASY STREET. Tlio Latest Mutual Laughmaker. Charlie makes the Funniest Policeman that ever swung a baton. As Laughable as "The Rink." Prices-D.0., Is. 6d. and Is.; Stalls, Is. and 6d. Boi Plan at the Bristol. : Mary is a Good Servant, but a Bad Master. THE EMPRESS.' HE EMPRESS. Commencing To-day at 11. "THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR," Featuring FRANOES NELSON and JUNE ELVIDGE. Tlie Story ,of Two Sisters compelled to Pace tho World Alone. One of them nearly becomes the prey of au unscrupulous Doctor, but ia saved by a manly rich man from the West. A Great and Illuminating Lesson on DβTotion to Money-making and ALL IT KAY MEAN. Scenes laid in modern New York. Also showingChapter 18 of "THE IRON CLAW," "THE GREEN-EYED , GOD." /"I BAND OPERA HOUSE. Under Vice-Regal Patronage. 24th NOVEMBER AT 8 P.M. GRAND REVIVAL PERFORMANCE GRAND REVIVAL PERFORMANCE GRAND REVIVAL PERFORMANCE GRAND REVIVAL PERFORMANCE FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. MISS GLADYS ''CAMPBELL MISS GLADYS CAMPBELLProsonts tho Supremo Artistic Succosb: THE MAGIC CARPET, ■ THE MAGIC CARPET, THE MAGIC CARPET, , THE MAGIC CARPET, ' ' The- Glorious Extravagan7 A i which look Wellington by Storm. NOW IS YOUR. FINAL OPPORTUNITY. NOW IS YOUR FINAL OPPORTUNITY. REMEMBER THE DATE! Prices; 45., 2s. (id.., and Is. Box Plan Opens at The Bristol Monday, , 19th inst., 9 a.m. Proceeds lor King George's Navy League fund. BAND. WORKERS' BAND. AT BOTANICAL GARDENS, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at' 3 p.m. ROSENEATH SCHOOL MEMORIAL. rE Memorial erected in honour of the Old Boys of tho above School will bo unveiled by Hto Excellency the GovernorGeneral at 3 p.m. TO-DAY (SATURDAY),. 10th November. A hearty invitation is extended to tho public. H. VAN BORSSUM, Secretary and Treasurer. TJED CROSS RAFFLE.FIVE CHANCES FOR ONE SHILLING! '' Complete Dinner-table Equipment for Eight People. Ist Price—Hong-kong Dinner Service. 2nd Price—Whito Minton China Dessert Service. 3rd Prize-Comploto Set Fine Table Glass. 4th Prize—Sot Dessert Knives and Forks. 6th. Prize-White Damaek Tableoloth. edged with lace; One Doz. Table Napkins. ' • For tioltote, apply to Mrs. Turnbull, 112 Tinaltori Road, or to Mr. Hislop, Stewart Dawson's, Wellington. THE TERRAOES' RED CROSS DAY. rE Oommitteo of Tho Ter,ra«es' Red Cross Fund regret that they are unablo to personally thank tho very large number of Ladies who assisted in eo many waya to nroUo Tlio Terraces' Red Cross Day effort so eplendid a> success. They, thoroforo, desiro to take this opporkinity to express their deep appreciation of the generosity of the numerous Donors of Gifts for the Surprise Packets, and to extend their thanks and congratulations to the ladieß who worked so hard in connection with this oudeavour to swell tho Bod Cross Funds, and also to' the publio who contrMted to the success achieved by the support they extended in various ways. THE TERRACES' RED CROSS FUND. rB Oommitteo wish to announce that all Articles unclaimed from Surprise Packets may bo got at Bethune'e Auction Rooms, Brandon Street, uip to Noon TODAY (SATURDAY). TARANAKI IRON SAND N.Z. IRON ORE SMELTING AND MANUFACTURING CO.. LTD (Ganital £60.000.) Incorporated under Companies >Act. 1908. rE above Company has deoided to issue the remaining flvo thousand of its unissued £1 shares, AT £1 10s. EACH. 12s. on Application, 2s. on Allotment, and Is. sor Share tier Month. OBJECT: Increase and add improvements to present plant, which, when finished in few weeke' time, will be turning out 100 to 120 tons of oig iron cer month. , Company in now past experimental stage. Iron turned out from present plant proolaimed by Roid and Gray, of Dunedln, as "egual, if not superior, to best brands of imported foundry iron." 818 FUTURE AHEAD. PIG IRON VERY SCARCE. GOOD INVESTMENT. Apply at once to F. J. V. WILSON, Box 157, HAWERA. (P REAT China Salo.-Botiring from busi<UT ness. Everything for Sale. Edward Anderson and Co., Ltd. npRY Advertising and effect direct ealcs, JL saving travelling expenses and comraiesion. "The Dominion" columns will find tlie purchasers cheaply for you. "Dominion" rates on application.