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AMUSEMENTS. THE KING'S THEATRE. , 'Phone, 3143. Proprietors and under the direction of T. J. West, Linley and Donovan. WEST'S and . . ROYAL PICTURES. and PICTURES. "The Best of All." TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT: Last Nish-t of the Present . PEERLESS PROGRAMME. TO-MORROW (Wednesday) TO-MORROW Unrivalled CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Including OPENING OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT By His Majesty the King. (Unique pictures of the recent ceremony from specially favourable positions, with splendid views of the Procession ajid their Majesties tho King and Queen.) Is. Dress Circle ami Front Stalls. Is. 6d. Luxurious Back Stalls. 6(1. Box Plan at Abel's. Booking fee, Cd. Many People who wished to possess a GRAMOPHONE have been unable to purchase on account of their high prices. We have now to announce a GREAT REDUCTION, IN PRICES . GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES t ' Of gramophone grands Gramophone grands And . RECORDS! RECORDS! We have just receiWl NEW RECORDS By PETER DAWSON, AMY CASTLES. CLAEA BUTT, MELBA,. TETRAZZINL CARUSO, AND OTHER CELEBRITIES. : And those Artists SING ONLY INTO THESE GRAMOPHONES. . COME AND HEAR THEMI CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., , 118 WILLIS STREET. ESUGATiaMfIL. WATCH mHIS QPACE For JL ,O Locnl endorsements' of Special Interest to ART STUDENTS and BUSINESS MEN. A new and important announcement n appealing each week. Watch Advertisement changes closely. • You are sure to.be interested ■later. BALLROOM DANCf'NG—CLASSES F"OR BEGINNERS. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes are heldon MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, ia her Private Hall. Proficiency ensured 'in six private lessons or one quarter at class. Term commences with pupil. Pri/.ite Lemons arranged. Address—B6, Ghuznee Street. Next St: Pater's Church. . .

DANCING. ' MISS'BOELASE'S CLASSES will REOPEN Ist Week in APRIL. Class will be held for Children at the Mo sonic Hall, Boulcott Street... - Class for Adults 'will , -be. held in the Goring Street Hall, Thorndon, Monday Evenings, commencing April Ith, at 7.30. For Darticulars, apply, at '20 Aitken Street. ' ' - (Under Yicc-Begal .Patronage.) school of dancing: . ' ■ . 76 Hill Street. MISS ESTELLE BEERE Resumes Teaching on and; after SATURDAY, APRIL 9th'. Children's Class held also, at the Masonic Hall, ■ Bonlcott Street. BANCING-MISS VIOLET AVARBUE--TON. Class for Beginners; Ballroom Dancing only Monday Evenings; Advanced Class Wednesday Evenings; Children's Class, Ballroom and Fancy Dancing, Saturdays.' Classes begin from 16th April, at 196 The Terrace. PIANOFORTE. MISS NEWMAN POTTB 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 Newman Potts. ■fflffE. f? OID (OAELICK'S

ORTHOPEDIC AND PHYSICAL CULTURE'CLASSES. MASSAGE AND PRIVATE TUITION DAILY. Telephone. 2199. THE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS.' Principal-JAS. 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. CUSTOM STREET EAST. AUCKLAND. T ANGER Drcsscutting School. EconJLj omy in Dressmaking. Tho marvellously simple Blouse and Skirt Cutter, the latest Invention, puts it within the power, of any ordinarily intelligent woman to mako her own Blouses.and.Skirts, No calcclations. Advanced work per arrangement. Also Ladies' Tailoring. Country Pupils taught by Post. Patterns cut to measurement. Agents required. Needlepainting, Monday, 2 to A. Miss Kate Stewart, Principal,. 91 Willis Street, op. posite Shortt's. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY. BUSINESS PRACTICE, • SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. Students Prepared for: JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SERVICE, MATRICULATION, . SOLICITORS' GENERAL ENOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented. 10 of whom passed. FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON. ■ Leathor Brief Bags, from 6s. lid. Solid Leathor. Gladstone Bags, from 225. Cd. Gentlemen's Suit Cases, 11s. to 19s. 6d. • Ladies' Lunch Bags, from 2s. Gd. Cabin Trunks, from 30s. Week-end Cases, from 15s. Ladies' Hat Boxes, 15s. Boys' Scout Belts with Swivels, Is. '9d. each. Boys' Scout Knives, with Sheaf, 2s. each.

Men's Bazar Strops, Is. Gd., worth is. Gd. School Bags, from 10d. each. ' W. H. NASH, 135 CUBA STREET. ' FOOTWEAR. SOME say my Work's the Best. Others say it's not, but if you put it to tlio tost, I think I'll win tho tow, 'VAIL, 100 -TOaX ■STBEE'fc