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AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Lessee, Allan Hamilton. Direction of Allan Hamilton and Max Maxwell. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE i. ALLAN HAMILTON AND MAX MAXWELL'S DRAMATIC COMPANY. "Immense and Enthusiastic Success of this Popular Company is nightly proved by tho tumultuous plaudits of the audience." "WOMAN AND WINE." THE PLAY FOR THE PEOPLE. Full of Pathos, Sentiment, Thrilling, and ' • Startling Situations, • AND PERMEATED WITH COMEDY. "WOMAN AND WINE." THE RACES. THE BALLET. THE FIGHT WITH KNIVES. Beautiful Scenery by the Late JOHN BKUNTON. Tho Famous Drama, written by Arthur Shirley and Ben Landcck. "WOMAN AND WINE." (By arrangement with Bland Holt', Esq.) Production specially supervised by MR. MAX MAXWELL. Admission—3s., 25., and ONE SHILLING. . Booking Foe, One Shilling, f Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, 7 . to 7.30 Gd. Extra. • BOX PLANS NOW OPEN at HOLLI- " DAY'S. r Day Sales at Christeson's. Representative, James Matheson. • , ', GRAMOPHONE GRANDS, , And I . RECOEBS. REDUCTION IN PRICES. 0 "WS7"E have just received further supplies • the Latest Records by CELEBRATED SINGEES. CELEBRATED ORCHESTRAS. • CELEBRATED BANDS. . 1 - COME AND HEAR THEM. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., 118 Willis Street. r • —: ' r mWO MODERN WONDERS. r Tho Aeroplane and "WIOLETTA." The 1 latter, parhaps, should take first place. r It's a marvellous preparation for restor- ! ing tho hair and promoting a luxurious • growth, it cieanses the scalp and strength- . j ens thin or weak hair, thick, glossy, and ' brilliant tresses being tho result. Make no mistake, but ask for ' • WIOLETTA HAIR FOOD. J : WIOLETTA HA IK FOOD. ' Your joy will be great when the dread of J baldness disappears. , • THERE IS ONLY ONE REMEDY. ' [ TRY IT? Q If— Procurable from Chemists—o In O/O Stores, and/Hairdressers. Ol O Agents-VEITCH AND ALLAN, Welling- • 'ton's Busiest Store, and J. ■E. WOOD, Chemist, W'aldpgrave's Buildings, The Square, Falmerston" North. COULLS, CULLING, AND CO., LTD D.I.C. BUILDINGS, BRANDON STREET. ' COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURi ING STATIONERS, ■ . PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, and LITHUGRAJ/HERS. EDUCATIONAL, W 'ANTED, by the lniddle of June, for Private School in Napier, a certifi- ■ cated Governess; English,. French, and I Mathematics. For particulars, apply Mrs. • En-en, 221 Tho Terrace, Wellington. ! l/iTISS LLOYD HASS.ELL ' (Leipzig Conservatorium) HAS RESUMED SINGING LESSONS at her residence, i Athol, Crescent. THE AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR ENGINEERS. Pnncipal-JAS. W. BOWER, Certificated iliiiiuz 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. ; '. FRENCH LANGUAGE. EASY to Learn with the aid of Edison's Latest Phonographic Out- ' fit with Repeating Attacument, and ' Fisher's Ideal Reproducer. , PERFECT PRONUNCIATION. French Records and Reference Library. ; i A second shipment to land shortly. Order 1 yours now. Sole agent, J. J. PARKES, • international Schools, Willis Street, Wel- . lington. ! -OANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: i ACCOUNTANCY, BUSINESS PRACTICE. ! SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING. . ' Studeuta Prepared for: ' : JUNIOR AND SENIOR CIVIL SEK- j 1 VICE, I MATRICULATION, SOLICITOUS , GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAMI- ' NATIONS. For last year's examinations, 51 candi- j 1 dates were presented. 40 of whom passed. TjUTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. 1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,FOR : t GIRLS. 1 PRINCIPALS: MISS BABER, M.A. MISS RACHEL RICHMOND (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children under 8 1 are also held. ; TE R.M BEGINS, TUESDAY, 31st MAY. The Principals will be At Homo on ; MONDAY, 30th MAY. • BALLROOM DANCING-CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS. MRS. H. B. MASON'S L'lasws are held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY . EVENINGS, in her t Private Hall. Pro. ) liciency ensured in sis private lessons or ■ guo quarter at ilasre. Term commences ;•■ vv jth pupil. Fri/ato Lessons arranged. Addrt=s-BS, Ghuznoe Street. Next St. Tatar's Church. r ANGER Dresseucting School. E con . - JU omy in Dressmaking. The marvel- ! lously simple Blouse and Skirt Cutter, - the latest invention, puts it within tho | . power of any ordinarily intelligent woman , tu make her own blouses and Skirts.- , No calculations. Advanced work per ar- ( rangement Also Ladies' Tailoring. Couii- i , α-y Pupils taught by Post. 'Patterns cut to" measurement. Agents required ' Needle-painting, Monday, 2 to 1. Miss I Kate Stewart, Principal, !U Willis ' __fjuetit» paposita Shnj:tt«. j