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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 88, 8 January 1926, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. TIVOLI Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The House of Selected Features. always a good show. Paramount presents ROD LA ROCQUE & JACQUBLTNE ROD LA ROCQUE & JACQUELINE LOGAN, LOGAN, In "CODE OF THE SEA." “CODE OF THE SEA. The code which has no room for cowards. Thrill packed! Surging like thwarted passions— moulding a man from a coward to a hero! Also, Tho Robertson-Cole Special, "SO LONG, LETTY,” "SO LONG, LETTY,” "SO LONG, LETTY,” From the famous Oliver Moroseo Stage Success, COLLEEN MOORE, COLLEEN MOORE, ‘ COLLEEN MOORE, ’ COLLEEN MOORE; And a Bevy of Bathing Beauties. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS, including "THE AUCKLAND CUP.” “THE AUCKLAND CUP.” "THE AUCKLAND CUP.” Plan at Bristol or ring 40 —246. ADVENTURE jostles, excitement and surprise pushes climaxes aside in a rush for attention. “Peter Pun screens daily at New Princess, 11.30, 3.15, and 755. THE NEW PRINCESS Manners Street. CONTINUOUS PICTURES, 11 to 10. RESERVES RING 41-988. RESERVES RING 41-988. RESERVES RING 41-988. Commencing this very day: 1— J. M. Barrie’s "PETER PAN.” J. M. Barrie’s "PETER PAN.” J. M. Barrie’s "PETER PAN.” J. M. Barrio’s "PETER PAN.” J. M. Barrie’s "PETER PAN.” The most popular Play, ever penned. A Gorgeous Paramount Picture with an All Star Cast: Betty Bronson, Ernest Torrence, Cyril Chadwick and Esther Ralston. "Peter Pan” screens to-day, 11.30, 3.15, and 7.55. "Peter Pan” screens to-day, 11.30, 3.15, and 7.55. n Another Paramount Success, "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE?” "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE?” "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE?” "ARE PARENTS PEOPLE?” . "ARE PEOPLE?” Featuring Adolphe Menjou and Florence Vidou Screens To-day, 1.30 and 6 p.m. v BILLY SULLIVAN, Nephew of famous John L. Sullivan, In A New Series of "THE LEATHER PUSHERS.” “THE LEATHER PUSHERS.” "’I’TIF t FATHER PUSHERS.” NOTE—Those new series have not been screened in 'Veilington before, and must not be eo” f n«ed with »nv nrovious series of "The Leather Pushers.” Screens To-day, 11, 2.45 and 7.15. r pHE story of every child’s dreams and -*■ every mother’s love, every boy’s ambition and every man’s memory, "Peter Pan.” Screens daily nt New Princess, 11.30, 3.15, and 7.55. HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST GRAMOPHONE RECORDS? ORATORIO, Operatic, Ballads, Lyrics, Songs, Waltzes, Fox Trots, Marches —all the latest compositions and popular hits will be found in comprehensiveness at THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. LTD., Wellington. Every mail brings fresh consignments of delightful records, several of which should be immediately added to vour personal collection. Keep up with the times—let your friends hear all the latest when they call Be a welcome entertainer when you go visiting. HIS MASTER’S VOICE Gramophones METRONOLA from COLUMBIA Ji6 10s Easy Terms of Payment. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. LTD., Lambton Quay, Wellington. rpHE story close to the heart of young and old is now a heart-gladdening picture. A treat for the family, Dad. Screening daily at New Princess, 11.30, 3.15 and 7.55. There have lately been placed on exhibition in the fish section of the Dunedin Museum two coloured casts of rare fishes, the originals of which were caught recently iu Dunedin waters (states the “Star”). The first of these is Centralophus tnaoricus, a rare oceanic fish, so seldom seen that it has no common name. It has been recorded only twice, previously. The specimen from which the cast was made was caught at Deborah Bay by Mr. W. Ledgerwood. The other fish is Mora Mediterratieus, likewise without common name. It has never been recorded before from New Zealand waters, but is common in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic. This specimen was taken at Moeraki by Mr. J. Edmondston. Both casts have been beautifully executed by Mr. H. E. Gibson, the museum taxidermist, and it is difficult to believe that they are not the actual originals in the colours of life. As a matter of fact, the originals are stored away in spirits for study by specialists when opportunity arises.

A distinguished Swedish journalist has been visiting Southland, and the other day, as the boat pulled out to make the run from Bluff to Stewart Island, word was passed round that the visitor was among the passengers (says the “Southland News"). Soon he was pointed out, and became the cynosure of all eyes. A gentleman of authority on board approached him and courteously entertained him by pointing out the places of interest and retailing stories of the days of old. He paid particular attention to the Swedish settlers in the district, and at last the gentleman who was being entertained asked: “But why do you tell me so much about the Swedish people here?" “Why,” waA the reply, “1 thought you would be interested. Aren’t you Mr. ?” (giving the name of thejournalist). “Mr. ,” said the stranger in astonishment. “Why, I come from Not tingham.” The feelings of the entertainer may be imagined, as also those others who had given so much attention to one who would never have Kot it as an ordinary English tourist. Messrs. Dulgety and Co., Ltd., report having offered a fair yarding of sheep and a small entry of cattle at the Wanganui sale on Wednesday. There was a small attendance of buyers, but satisfactory prices were realised. On account of Lismore Station, 500 2-tooth wethers were sold for 225. fid.; a nice line of (>OO 2-tooth eweg wore passed for 255. 9d. Hit ewes made 20s. Cd. and cull ewes 100. Hereford bulls on account of Lismore Station ranged from .£lO 15s. to A 3 10s., according tc age. Jersey bull, j)4; store rgws, 25s