AMUSEMENTS. "THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE." SPECIAL "HISTORIC” MATINEE. S ATI; RDA Y AFTERNOON at 2.30. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGIU. npHE KING'S. JL HE KING'S. The Leading I'icture Theatre. H.AIU AKD’S RICTUULb. THE KINgVV) RCHESTRA. A. Delightful Entertainment. Superb Pictures. tt Gaumont’s Spectacular 'Star. "Til J'. 1 t'ALL UJ.' CUNSTANTLNUPLE-,, "THE FALL OK CONSTANTINOPLE-.. "Til E FALL OF CONSTANTINOPLE... ‘"THE FALL OK CONST A NTI NOPLE. CROSS VERSUS CKESCLN C. CROSS VERSUS CRESCENT Overthrow of the Christians by the Turkish Hordes. w« , Wteßa» n? SStSlIS^' STRIKE -SCENES IN V ELLING lON. ' Of Local Interest, „ "Master Painter.” "Pathe Gazette. "In the North Woods.” „ , "Widow’s Suitors, etc. Gd and Is. Reserves. Dresden. Is 6d fJA OWN HAL L. TO-NIGHT, at 8 p m. GRAND CONCERT! In Aid of MOTHER ALBERT'S HOMES OP COMPASSION, Island Bay and Buckle street. Under the distinguished Patronage of His Excellency the Governor. Grand Concert Programme, contributed to by the I’oIIowmff: ME BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist) MR HAMILTON- HODGES And Misses Agnes and Rose Ke grief, Cara Denhard, Eileen Driscoll. Betty Purdom and Ruby Scott. Messrs Alex. W. Nekton. Norman Aitken, Frank Johnstone. P. A. Kenny. J. Cnlford Bell, J. F. Carr and Chat,. Hickmotfc, and t|ie members ot the Eiedcrtafel Society. „ , Prices—ss. 3s, 2s. Reserved Seats at Dresden. Doors open 7.30- - 0 MISCELLANEOUS. T ADIES. send us your Dresses,. Opera 0 ! Cloaks, etc., etc. We will clean them or 'dye them the latent fashionable colours, Moderate Prices. Vagg and „0., 116, Cuba street (side entrance next Anglo-American Music Stores). Phono 2310. ' FURNITURE.— Richardson Bros., 206 Cuba street. Cash Buyers of Furniture, etc,, in large or small lots. Spot cash; no waiting. All kinds of household goods on sale. 'Phone 1062. WANTED. Motorists, Garage Proprietors and others tan obtain Empire Cylinder Oils from the Proprietors. Em p;re Cylinder Oil Co., Ltd., Hams street, Wellington. ANTED Known. W. Barbel- and Co , 215, Cuba street, and 147, Kid- <:: ford street, are the oldest Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Works in Wellington. MAS PRESENTS of all descriptions for both young and old. Get in early before the rush starts at Beavis". 109. Vivian street (next Skating Rink). BEST Sixpenny Worth ever offered. Scarfe-’s Slip-knot Tie Frame. All store hooper, or direct E. S. Soarfe, Wall gan ui. . 490 U PTUEE—W car the new O’Conor Truss; no iron or steel; comfortable, durable, washable. W. Salek. Sydney Chemist. 32. Willie street. ICHARDSON BEOS.. 206, Cuba street. Cash buyers of Furniture; large stock of Furniture Crockery and Household Utensils. Lowest prices; cheaper than auctions. The largest stock in the Dominion* XMAS Presents galore at Asher’s new premises, 142, Vivia street; less commands less profits. Como and see for yourselves. _ \WT ANTED—For Motor-cars and Cycles IT tho best oil to use is "Empire” Cylinder Oil. Non-carbonising, economical; extra high flash-point. Empire Oil Co., Ltd.. Harria street. ■Wellington, prop rie tors. , 4 STROLOGY—Scientific. The stars and human destiny. Send name, birth date (time if known) to M. Celeste Poetere, M.A.S., 90. Willis street. Advice business, marriage, travel, charaoteristics. Send Is stamps. TlTANTED—Motorists. try "Empire" IT Cylinder Oil for water-cooled and air-eoolcd engines. ■ Non-carbonising, economical- Empire Oil 00., Ltd., Harria street, Wellington, solo proprieGi W. FOSTER, Carriage Painter and r, Signwriter. All classes of vehicles renovated. Motor cars a specialty. Moderate prices. First-class workmanship. Satisfaction cuaranteed. Quin street. Wellington. 430 WANTED to Buy—Furniture of every description. Highest prices paid. Spot cash. P. Cooze, 170, Riddiford street, Newtown. Bookbinding of any description and in any class of material beautifully executed by the “Times" Jobbing Department. Ring up No, 2449 for prices. \ STROLOGY—Scientific. The stars TV. and human destiny. Send name, birth date (time if known)' to M. Celeste Poetere, M.A.S., 90, Willis street. Advice business, marriage, travel, charaoteristics. Send Is stamps. AT AN TED Known—Chairs (canvas) 2s »» 6d and 3s 6d, kitchen 4s 6d and 5s 6d, Dining 6s 6d and 7s 6d, RoU Top Desks in oak A‘B Bs, Pushcarts 18s (id. Prams 37s 6d. Call and inspect at Radford’s Sale, now on.
SUPERFLUOUS Hair destroyed by ‘Ttusma" (reg.). A guarantee given with each case undertaken. See testimonials and letters. Mrs Mullen, corner of Boulcott and Willis streets. 'Phone 1047. MSTELL’S Great Sale of Suit and Costume Lengths, Tailors’ Trimmings. Buttons. Linings, etc. Everything must go; closing down. No shoddy. Sale starts Monday, December Bth. First come first served. S. Amstell. The little Tailor. 225, Cuba street. ARTISTIC PRINTING in all its -cIL various forms promptly executed at the ‘'Times" office. _Wo take trorole to give you satisfaction, and are always iea fly to help you carry out your own ideas successfully. Get prices from the “Times" and see how reasonable we are. T~ AXI-CABS ’Phone 3853. Landaulette Cars for hire (to seat seven persons). Trains and boats met by appointment. Weddings, balls, and theatres attended. For an enjoyable motor rido ring up Fitzgerald and Pearce. Marion street. Telephone (day or night), 3653. WANTED Known, the Don, Tailors and Mercers. 32, Manners street, will make you a first-class suit of the latest browns and greys, also worsteds and tweeds for -£3 15s, equal to any £5 5s suits elsewhere We guarantee a iierfect fit with all suits; if not, your money returned. jTgAUDIN AND SON, Coal and • Produce Merchants, Prompt delivery Town and Suburbs. Agents for Fulton’s Veterinary Preparations. Constitution Powders and Drenches; valuable for emergency anil general use for horses and cattle. 40, Ghuzueo street, and Scatoun road, Kilbirnie. ’Phone--271 and 3716. MOTOR CTCLES. We have for sale Bradbury 2-speed and five engine, very little used, good as new, splendid side ear machine. -I‘so. Also Triumph. .£3O Just arrived, latest Bradbury chain-drive models. Also combination chain and belt drive. The ideal side car mount- Call and inspect. R. E. Seville. 58. Kent terrace. 'Phone 1503.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8608, 19 December 1913, Page 3
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