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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1159, 21 June 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, m 11 E A T RE ROYAL. FULLERS' GRAND CORONATION ATTRACTION. ■ Special He.-viißagcnioiir of THOSE •> 'DANCERS HARRIS AND VERNON. Tho Greatest Dancing Act that has ovo? left the United States. A Wonderful and Astounding Turn. THE TOSSING TESTROS, Balancing Wonders and Expert Jugglers, Introducing tho balancing of a Japanese Rickshaw weighing over 2001b. Great Favourite. "EORGE JONES, The Public's GEORGE J ONES, Entrepreneur, Still Going liig, THE MUSICAL WETJIERLEYS, In their Refined Musical Melange. Instantaneous Favourite, The Vivacious Comedienne, ETTIE WILLIAMS, Australia's Brilliant Series and Dancer^ DELWYN AND TYE, LUCY LAVIXIA, the Dainty Soubrette. LITTLE WILLIE, the Dwarf Comedian. AND OUR MAMMOTH COMPANY Jos. Mullancy. Bob Lloyd, Nellie Power, ■'K R. Martin. Prices: 2s\, Is., Plan Dresden, Gd. extra HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRIC The Home of Animated Delights. Props., John Fuller and Sons. FULLERS' The Latest PICTUREB FULLERS' and Best. PICTURES NIGHTLY AT 8. A TALE OF TWO CITIES, A TALE OV TWO CITIES, Based on the thrilling story of the Revo. lutioii by Charles Dickons. Admirers of (lie celebrated author assembling in large. numbers each evening decree this great' Production to be an admirable illustration*' of (he I'limnus' book. CHARLEY'S AUNT. CHARLEY'S AUNT. And Manv Ollu>r Fascinating and Irresiflt ' ibk Delights. NEW SUBJECTS TO-MORROW. D.C. and 0.5., Is. Stalls (tip-up), Gd, Plan nt Christeson'.-. _ — FULLERS' SKATING KIN Hi Dailv Sessions at 2.110, 6, nnd 7.30. General'Admission-ONE SHILLING. TO-NIGHT-HOCKEY MATCH, HUTT V. OLYMPIA. GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. ON WEDNESDAY, 12th JULY. The most Elaborate Carnival ever attempted in Wellineton. .C 35 worth of valuable prizes will be distributed. En. tries now received. a REDUCTION IN PRICE OF GOLF BALLS. FROM Ist JUNE the prico of Challen. cer and 20 J- Challcncer Golf Balls will 1)C 2s. Gd. each. The Challenger BalU! are the best (hat money can produce, and they aro all guaranteed not to crack or burst. E. J. HYAMS, 120 VICTORIA STREET. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B MASON'S Classes for Bβ. ginnera aro held on MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS in her PrL vato Hall, BG'Ghuzneo Street, near St. Peter's Church. Proijciency ensured in SIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Terra commences with Pupil. Private Lessons bj; appointment. PIANO PLAYING MADE EASY. ATO Scales, Exercises, or Drudgery) no' In Failures. We return your money U von are unable to read music and play m six weeks. Full .tuition, .€2 2s. Call and inspect Tho National College of Music, 3l) Willis Street. . ■ ■ . Hours—lo a.m. to 9 p.m. > L i -■■ 9 KELIG'.OUS SERVICES. A SPECIAL CORONATION SERVICE "■*■ Will lie held at the SYNAGOGUK, Wellington Terraco, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 22nd, At 5 p.m. . ——a SITUATIONS VACANT. RESIDENT ASSISTANT TEACHER 1 Required for Girls' School. ■ Must • be a Graduate and able to supervise School Sports. Apply . ■THE PRINCIPAL, Braemar Hoiif-s School, DUNEDIN. EDUCATIONAL. TO RESIDENTS OF MOUNT VICTORIA' ' AND ORIENTAL BAY. IN response to several requests, Instructor J. W. M. HARRISON will conduct a PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS for CHILDREN at the Courienay Place Con : rrczational Schoolroom on SATURDAY ■ MORNINGS, 11 to 12. l'ee, 10s. Gd. per quarter. Calisthcnic-, Deep Breathing, and Deportment. 'Phoi'.e H'il-i. Fny.iiKi:Bi-:i!T terrace school. . Boardiug and Day School for Girls. Principals: . Miss Baber, MA., Miss Kschel Richmond' (Higher Ctrtilicate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for Children uuder 8. jpniLTON nousii school, 255 THE .TERRACE, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. BANiiS'Si COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11 Gtilil' STREET. Students moiaiai tor Uio iollowiug Examinations:— ACCOUNTANCY—New Zealand S/xiety, of Accountants. BOUli-Klilil'JAG—Now Zealand Society. of Accountants. SBUlM'll A N U—lncorporated Phonogrnphic society o! Australia. Cl\ It. sliUViCE— (Junior aud Senior). MATRICULATION—SoIicitors' General ' Knowledge, and all Entrance University liMiininalions. Over 70 per cent, passes in last ycar'a iiuuiii: KsammatioDS. Tolcplicnc-2095. CROYDON PRKI'AKATOKY SCHOOL. Boarding aud Day School for Boy* uuder 13 years of age. Special .class for Hoys uuder fis. Miss hommcrville, SI Hill Street. DUNK AND PRINGLE, LTD.. MOTOR GAKAGE, PALMERSTON N. mOURISTS will find our Garage conA venient, fireproof, and light up to date. We undertake repairs of any description, and guarantee to give satisfaction. Oils, Grease, and Benzine always in 6tock. Agents for Overland and Hupp Cars. First-class Cars for Hire. TclopUono;120. COULLS, CULLING, AND CO., LTD., D.I.C. BUILDINGS, BRANDON" STREET. COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, and LITHOGRAPHERS. W. H. PHILIP. HOUSE AND OFFICE CLEANING CONTRACTOR, N,Z. AUinnco Buildings, 113 Willie Street (Room 4). Chimneys swept by eober men. Gentlemen's Clothes pressed, Venetian Blinds rcpairsd.