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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 95, 17 January 1924, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. EMPRESS THEATRE THE BEST THEATRE IN -WELLINGTON. Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. COMMENCING ON FRIDAY NEXT It is with Pride that we Present t he First, of The WARNER SCREEN ct A r Thn Thiblic are tired cf Jklachiftiomad.© Pictures These are NEM\ and the Characters are Real. Their Keynote xs Humanity. A Romance of The Rugged North, Strong with the Surge of Primitive Action Beating against the Restraints of Civilisation. “ WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS ” ■WITH RIN-TIN-TIN M “ “ d Superlative Music. Inimitably Played .by the World-Famous EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR. M. Dixun. BOX PLAN OPENS AT THE BRI STOL TO-DAY. SWIMMING SWIMMING THE GREAT 2-MILE HARBOUR RACE. QUEEN’S WHARF, SATURDAY, AT 2 P.M. ALL THE DOMINION’S CHAMPIONS COMPETING DIVING DISPLAY HICKS THE CHAMPION, Will Dive from approximately 106 feet. Many Other Performers. MUSI C BY WELLINGTON PATRIOTIC BAND. ADMISSION: Adults. Is.; Children Under 14, 6d.

MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE. IVE-SEATER Vauxhall, privately owned, perfect mechanical order, 5 Rudgo wheels, nice mod ® l ,’.' £2s F?| r J ff S r ’ Demonstration given. “Vauxhall, c/o ■ 'Doni inion." OA x 31 AJAX ROAD. KING, first 30 grade, 50s. Other sizes at corresLTD. _ SALE AT COUCHMAN CYCLE CO., next King’s Pictures. , OTOR in Comfort—Our beautiful English Rear Windscreens can be had from JEIO 10s. T m-n COMBINED BUYERS, LTD. WTTEN thinking of buying a Car. & of the Six. then inspect same at the . SHAW MOTORS, LTD.. ' Tory Street, j Who will give yon all the information • about this wonderful Car. TIRES TUBES TUBES TUBES STOCKISTS And REPAIRERS. Prompt and Efficient Service. Bowserised "Shell” Motor Spirit, Oils and Free Air. , ' Solid Tires Supplied and Fitted in all makes. WA. ARNOLD LTD., •Taranaki Street, Wellington. ’Phome 22 —682. P.O. Box ,4. NEW SPARE PARTS, NEW SPARE PARTS. A LARGE consignment of new spare parts for all makes of American Cars is iust to hand. Now is the time, to replace worn or broken parts at low cost, for prices are distinctly- moderate. Call, write or nhone us about your requirements. To ensure accuracy, if possible supply the part you require dnp[iCatinK - 'Phone 22-092. N.Z. MOTOR WRECKING CO., LTD., 29 Harris Street. Wellington. LIVE STOCK. ETC., FOR SALE, FOR SALE, MEXICAN TALKING PARROTS. JUST ARRIVED-A shipment of Young Mexican Parrots, all guaranteed talkers or money refunded. On Sale for 10 DAYS ONLY. R. WHITE. 123 a Cuba Street, Wellington. )

TOURIST AND HOLIDAY RESORTS WANGANUI A APD HODSON’S PIONEER MOTOR SERVICE. LTD. Garage: St. HHI Street Wanganui (near Opera House).—Onr Large Fleet of Cars n n everywhere and link up with all Aard Stations m New Zealand. Wangamii-Marton-Twice daily connecting with Auckland and WellingFrnresses at Marton. Leave Wanganui. 6.45 a.m.: arrive Marton, Sam Sre Marton, 8.20 a.m; arrive Wanganui. 93(1in m.; Leave 9 °io dTH : arrive Marton, 5 p.m.* leave Afartnn, 5 9 0 p.m., Wanganui. J3O p.m.. «' A ARD.” Wanganui. ’Phone IM.’ Vanganui. ’ Storage for W0 cars. Garage Open Day and Night. •nnTFL BRAEBURN.—Most modern and up-to-date Hotel in Wanganui. hnildiniT practically flreproof; hot and cold water in bedrooms, rtectric b lieht throughout, well furnished ; cuisino second fq none, and gerMotor garage for visitors’ cars. Ideal residential hotel, site Only a few minutes’walk from P.O. I'anffi Hs S n pe y r’d!y /mXs a weri" ,7 Specml terms for lengthy residence. •HGTFT, "DONBANK.”—Is a well furnished Hotel comprising 76 rooms. Yii conveniences including water laid to bedroom, electric light, etc Oni minute to Post’Office, Railway Station Tariff: 10/6 per day. SOL per w™ k. ’Phone 3647. Mrs. Ingram, Proprietress, late Donbank, Wellington. WELLINGTON (City) THT MANS T ONS Ghuznee Street.-" Wellington’s Brat Private Hotel. ’ Extensive alterations hare now been completed, making large commer- • and drawin" rooms. An ideal, quiet residence for visitors cial, smoking a d ppr 1()g pgi . wept p ernianen t G^b^Mgment?’Phone Telegrams: "Mansions, WcllingwrimPT GRAND CENTRAL, Cuba Street, Wellington.—Evans and HenMobriiters of late Mrs. Cockayne, late of Arcadia Hotel), wish KnoitoVfr over the Hotel Central, Cuba Street, and will be pleased to see old customers and new ones. z rATHFIETD HOUSE, 33. 35, 37 Sydney Street East. This first-class House hi tem thoroughly renovated, made modern convenient, and most eom.Tinder entirely new man agemenf. Tariff: 16s. fid., per day. Pernmnent guests by arrangement.-Mrs. E. Maxwell, Proprietress. Ph. 1763 rrOTTi ARCADIA Wellington’s most centrally-situated superior Private w2liFTrcllont services in every detail: close to Wharves. Trains. Hote! seramra ev y Tambton Quay and Stout SfrretXVort’te?Public St Offieet Tariff: per day '123. 6d.; per week £3l 15s.—Mrs. Tiller. Proprietress. HOTEL SET.WYN, CAMBRIDGE TERRACE (opp. Clyde Quay School) Mr S G Stacey wishes to ann ounce that he has taken over the Hotel cLitxn Permaiients by ana'’ement. Casuals, Bs. per day. Sunday Ss ’’s ; wS’” brtakfast and lunchron, Is. Gd.; dinner, 2s. THORNLEIGH. 49 BOULCOTT STREET.-First-class Private Board and ■D ter iff 10 s. per dav, permanents by arrangement, Within 5 nnn. Residence, n Wharves. Splendid harbour view. Address: 49 Boulcott Street Thono 1671 Sram P s, "Thornleigh.” Wellington. ■PUTT AND PRIVATE HOTEL, Plimmcr’s Steps. Terms, 10s. ner day, or wS permanent by arrangement. Ph. 628. J. Duncan, ProWOTEL COLUMBIA .-.Most central house in City; nearest to Town Hall f-a Theatres \ Home away from Home, 106 rooms, Bs. per day. ’Phone 1126. 38 LOWER CUBA STREET. YOUNG WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 115 Brougham Street, otters during Xnias period, comfortable Lodgings to girls from the country. Every possible comfort. Tariff, 6s. per day. Permanent by •• atmonfu