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AMUSEMENTS. 'Phone 3143. npHE KING'S THEATRE. Proprietors 'and under the direction of T. . J. West, Linley, and Donovan. Perfect Production. Exquisite Orchestra. \ Beautiful Pictures. Up-to-dato Theatre. Why Vacillate? WEST'S - and ROYAL PICTURES. PICTURES. ARE THE BEST. Immense Sucpess of OUR NEW PEOGRAMME. ' EVERY ITEM A GEM.' THE HERO OF MAFEKING THE HERO OF MAFEKING (A Vivid Military Drama). HER TERRIBLE ORDEAL. THE SINS OF THE FATHERS. ■ CALINO GOES TRAVELLING. • And Many Other Stars included. Our Original Prices not copied. Is Dress Circle and Front-Stalls.. Is. Gd."' Luxurious Back Stalls. ■ Cd. PlnriVrt Abel's. Booking fee, 6d. MOTOR ACADEMY. MOTORING: THOROUGLY' TAUGHT BY EXPERTS. For Terms, etc., apply— MR. HOLLIS, • STANTON AND ASBURY'S MOTOB ■GARAGE, MOLESWORTH STREET. •',.''' ESUGATKM3AS.. , WATCH npHIS SPACE For Local endorsements of Special Interest to AST STUDENTS and BUSINESS MEN. A new and important announcement - appearing each week. Watch Advertisement changes closely. You are sure to be interested later. VICTORIA COLLEGE. STUDENTS will be enrolled on FI4IP DAY, Ist. APRIL. Professors- will meet their Students as below:5.15 D.ni.—Address to Students by the Ctiairmari of the Professorial' Board, Room; VII. , 5.45' p.m.—Professor Brown, Room VII. Professor Richmond, Room 111. Professor Laby, Chemistry Lecture Room. 6.15 p.m.—Professor Mackenzie,. Room VIII. ■ ■ ' •• G. 45 p.m.—Professor Picken,'Room VII.. Professor Adamson, Room IV. 7.15 p.m.—Professor Hunter, Room VIII. Professor Easterfield, Chemistry Lecture Room. 7.45 p.m.—Professor Von Zedlitz, Room 11. , Mr. Cotton, . Geology Labora- ' tory. ■ . • . 8.15 p.m.—Mr: Wilson, Room I. Professor Kirk,. Biology Lecture, Room.'.. Students taking Education '■ will meet Mr. Grey at the First Lecture on MONDAY, 4th APRIL. ; ''./. jStndents desiring to obtain exemption from Lectures should make application for exemption forthwith. ■-CHAS. P.POWLES, -.' '..'■.--■ , Registrar. BALLROOM DANCING-CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. . MRS.. H.. B. . MASON'S . : improved method;'of iristructicn'.ensures proficiency in one :quaf ter at ..class, or in six private Wessons., All. lessons, given in private ■ hall,; 60ft. x "30ft. .Classes on ; Mondays', and- ...Wednesday's.. . Private; lessons by "• arrangement. . AddressT-86 Ghuznee 'Street, next' St. Peter's' Church.. '■•- ■ \ -':■ ■ v,' DANCING/ : ' ■:'':■ '~-' i MISS • BORLASE'S CLASSES - will RE-:OPEN,-Ist Week in APRIL. ■':,-■ Class will bo held for Children at the Masonic .Hall, Boulcott Street; Olass for Adults.will be held in the Goring Street. Hall, Thorndon, Monday, Evenings, commencing April 4th, at 7.30.. For partieulurs, apply at ,20 Aitken Street.;. ; ' : ' ;-. ;'■ ' .- -- ' - SCHOOL OF DANCING. . ■■■ ; ' 76 Hill Street. MISS ESTELLE- BEERE Resumes Teaching on and after SATURDAY, APRIL 9th. Children's Class hel,d . also, at tho Masonic. Hall, .Boulcott Street. "■ DANCING. "i/ITISS. VIOLET WARBURTON-Class I?JL for Beginners; Ballroom Dancing only; Evening Advanced Class; Evening Children's Class, Ballroom and Fancy Dancing. Saturday Classes be?in on and after Saturday, 16th April, at 196 Wellington Terrace. ' SINGING. ■•." ' TO PUPILS. MADAME MUELLER has resumed Tuition in the above. . Candidates prepared for Trinity College and Associated Board of the Royal Collego (London) Examinations. Essen Morgan's System of Sight Sinprinc. Address-86 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE. . PIANOFORTE. 'MISS NEWMAN POTTS has resumed' . teaching, and may bo interviewed at her Studio, 131 Willis Street. : Advanced Students, with talent, who have lost interest in their musical studies, and who need to have their latent energies aroused by a definite system, should interview Miss Nawman Potta. . npHE : AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOB A. ENGINEERS. Principal— J AS. W. BOWER. Certificated Mining and Mechanical Engineer. , ' . .:• . Correspondence Courses. '•" Day and Evening Classes for ALL Government Certificates in Steam and Oil. Write or Call for Prospectus. Address: TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUS. TOM STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. TS/jTR.' T? oyD nAELICK'S ORTHOPEDIC AND PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASSES. MASSAGE AND PRIVATE TUITION ■- DAILY. ' Telephone, 2199. T ANGER Drosscutting Sohool. Econ-JL-i omy in Dressmaking. The niarvellonsly simple Blouso and Skirt Cutter, the latest Invention, puts it within the power oJ any ordinarily intelligent woman to make her own Blouses and Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils tanght by Post. Patterns cut to measurement. Agents required. Needlepainting, Monday, 2 to 4. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal, 94 Willis Street, opnosito Shortt's. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS PRACTICE, SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for: ' JCNIOU AND,. SENIOR CIVIL SER VICE, ■ , MATRICULATION, ' SOLICITORS' GENERAL ENOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candidates .wore presented, 10 of .Trhom .uassed^