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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 260, 28 July 1921, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS “CHU CHIN CHOW." Seats in central positions for this evening, and for all subsequent representations may bo selected at tho Bristol from 9 o'clock this morning. DAY SALES: 500 Back Stalls Tickets and 700 Gallery Tickets may be purchased at Ned Perry’s during to-day, or at the doors this evening. "CHU CHIN CHOW" MATINEES "CHU CHIN CHOW” MATINEES SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT AT 1.45. And Following Wednesday and Saturday. Children Half-price to Dress Circle and Stalls. Gallery Is. 7d. QRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON LTD. THE WORLD’S GREATEST PRODUCTION. TO-NIGHT At 7.45. TO-NIGHT And Each Night to Tuesday, August 9. MATINEES SATURDAYS AND WEHNESDAYS. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present Oscar Adobe’s Wonderful ■Master work, "CHU CHIN C1I0W,” "CHU CHIN CHOW," "CHU CHIN CHOW.” "CHU CHIN CHOW.” "CHU CHIN CHOW," "CHU CHIN CHOW," Which has proved the reigning attraction in London for tho past 5 years, and which has knocked all known records in Australia and New Zealand to eniiuicreens. 350—PEOPLE in tho PRODUCTION—3SO Production under personal supervision of ROBERT GREIG. BOX PLANS For Full Season now open at the Bristol. PRICES-. , . AT NlGHT—Reserved Dress Circle ami Orchestral Stalls, 10s. fid.; Unreserved D.C. and O.S. (at door), Bs.; Baek Stalls, 55.; Gallery Early Door, 35.; Lato Dooi, 2s. Children, Full Price. MATINEES—Drees Circle and Orchestral Stalls, booked, Bs.; at dreir <s. txl.; Back Stalls, 4s 6<1.; Gallery, Early Door, 2s. 6d, Late Door. Is fid „ „ CHILDREN, MATINEES ONIA-D.C. or 0.5., 55.; Back Stalls, 3s. 1 Gallery, Early and Late Door, Is Gd. ALL PRICES PLUS TAX. • JOHN FARRELL. Manager, MESS-TABLE GOSSIP. ' Mr. P. A. Mlles, mate of the Wootton, has left that vessel, and J° in S d Ripple as second mate vice Mr. L. Bon U Mr R. Carlyon has joined the Mapourika as purser vice Mr. 11. Ferguson. The Kennedy is not returning to Wellington from Foxtonj but will go to M estD The Kamo arrived from Greymouth last night, and after discharge ib to undergo 6U On e3 arrival from Nelson yesterday the Alexander went on the slip f . or n , p i nln t t i l and cleaning. She ia expected off in time ro sail this evening, and on her way ro Westport and GreymouUr will can at Storm is not duo from Lyttelton untl? late To-night, ha ring p been delayed in the south by bad weathei. I" quence she will not get away until t morrow for Wanganui. r.vttclTho Qnua has been held tin. in Byttei ton and will not call at Wellington this trin Sho is expected hero next week. The llinenioa was at Bluff v cßt ,? rd She is expected to leave there shortly for the West, Coast. , , The'fnllowlng steamers were expected to be wiU-in range of the XblV-Awkn t • wireleMi stations last night. Aj' an ,"L’ Niagara,. Ulimuron. P/kaki Kaiwarra. Kaikoral. Ihumata. Waihemd, Paciflquc, Manurewa, Waimarino, Kawatiri. Auckland: Arahura, Jlatiparu, Rakanoa. Maindy Lodge, Kanna. Ngag’Xrnd. ™Tm: "pataonT: U ’cTataams: A -Mawa. Durham. Pakeha.

RHEUMATISM. Have you ever had rheumatism ? Have you ever experienced the excruciating pains Z>r holplesq fueling that orem' every time you try to move? If «>. have no doubt also felt tha reliefwas impossible. Yet when you do get relief you probably again proceed to court anothoi? attack through failing to observo certain precautions. It must 1>- < bored that (rheumatism is caused by poisons in the blood, so a. medicine is required to drive these .pm™*.; , l the system, As n B P ’re.nng. cleaning remedy Dr. Morses Indian Troot Fills aro unsurpassed, and have Bron used in many cases oi rheumatism mill excel 1 ent resulis.—Advt.

For Children’s Hackinc -Advt. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Advt.