WRIGHT, RANISH and CO., SPECIALISTS IN HIGH-CLASS Billiard Tables and Accessories and Art Furniture. HIGHEST AWARDS. '' LOWEST PRICES. 134 and 130 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.
-PULLER'S VAUDEVILLE \* CIRCUIT. ' Proprietors! John Fuller and Sons, OPERA HOUSE, AUCKLAND. DOHN FULLER, Manager;' " THEATRE ROYAL, WELLINGTON, -HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, WELLINGTON,. s BEN FULLER, Manager. OPERA HOUSE, CHRISTCHURCH WALTER FULLER, Manager. PRINCESS THEATRE, DUNEDIN, ALHAMBRA THEATRE, DUNEDIN, JOHN FULLER, Jun., Manager. New AttifitsEvery Week. Complete Change of Programme eyery Saturday. Gil. P. , Hoskins, Secretary and Treasurer; Ben Fuller, Managing' Director, Box 457, Wellington. Sydney Agent, Mr. George Marlow, 548 Georeje-street. OPERA, HOUSE, WELLINGTON. Lessee and Director 5 v s Edwin Geach. Return Visit of Edwin Geach's POPULAR NEW DRAMATIC ORGANISATION Presenting a Series of . LONDON'S LATEST AND GREATEST SUCCESSES. STARTING MONDAY NEXT, MAY 11th, With Lingford Carson* 4-Act Drama, "THE HEART OF A HERO." An Absolute Dramatic Triumph !. Fascinating, Interesting, Pathetic, with a ' Vein of Comedy from Start to Finish. (To be followed by "The Midnight Hour." Pox Plan, Holliday's ; Day Sales, Abel's.. POPULAR PRICES-3/, 2/, 1/.- --}. ALBERT CLARK, Manager.; TJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, THE ROYWFPICTUReS^ Complete Okanee of Programme every Wednesday. \ -*- ■■■<.. EVERY ITEM NEW. i THIS AFTERNOON, | yaur.-, PRIZE MMftNBE; U J/aO'CALUffiHAM^CO.; MOTOR & CYCLE ENGINEERS." '• ALL Classes of Machinery' Repaired, Mptor, Marine and Gas Engines, Lawn Mowers, Phonographs, Guns, and MaKiieters Repaired on shortest notice. ACCUMULATORS RE-CHARGED. s?ovrti Address— "54 OXFORD TERRACE, OBRISTOHUROH. M. HOLLE, VICTORIAN DINING-ROOMS, • COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON (Opposite Terminus Hotel). SUPERIOR MEALS at 9d. Good Accommodation for Permanent Boarders. STENHOUSE & TABOR, , DENTAL SUKGKEONS (Next' Door, to Opera Hoviso). TELEPHONE 2335. , i LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE 216 HIGH-STREET, CHEISTCHUBCH. G. G. Z. HARRIS, v DENTIST., EGMONT PRIVATE HOTEL 7 CORNER COURTENAY PLACE AND \ TARANAKI-STREET., • i FIRE-RESISTING STRUCTURE.; IT escaped the large fire m Courtenayplace recently through its substantial build. MOST COMFORTABLE HOME IN WELLINGTON. TARIFF, 6s DAY. Permanent Boarders, 35s Week; . Lunch, from 12 to 2. EVERYTHING NEW. Kitchen m charge of Proprietor, who has had considerable experience m France, and late .Chef of Warner's Hotel, Christchurch. THEO. COLLARD, Telephone 59. Proprietor. Note-rOpens on April 14. THE ALFRED BANKS PORK, BACON & POULTRY SUPPLY CO., LIMITED, FOR SMALL GOODS FRESH DAILY. OUR MILD CURE BACON A SPECIALTY. 'AT— 59 WILLIS STREET, 65 CUBA STREET, 29 RIDDDJORD STREET. 6. S. DUNS & SON. !=>AIVHI-rY BUTCHERS, 120 TARANAKI STREET. We sell nothing but the Primest of Meat. Families, Hotels and Restaurants waited on for orders. ' Telephone 876. Telephone 876. NORTHERN LAUNDRY. v '"pHE Residents of Christchurch North i. and St. Albans are notified that the %jjbove Laundry has commenced business. Om LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT s&ich includes WASHING & IRONING, *3_? r e^ c a^ e su P erv ' s i° n °* MISS M. One Goldg|jfcdal and Two Silver v ;^he TjL-fT^^mational Exhibi- '■ .-!'• ■'■'''-■ 'yslffao£%
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NZ Truth, Issue 151, 9 May 1908, Page 4
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452Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 NZ Truth, Issue 151, 9 May 1908, Page 4
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