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AMUSEMENTS, f jpnE NEW THEATRE. •*- Manners Street. Props., Messrs. MacMahon and Donnelly. CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. DAILY, from 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Ycsterdav's New Programme atlracted ENDLESS DELIGHTED CROWDS. Don't Miss—"THE RED AVENGER." (Bison Indian drama, exclusive.) "SCENES IN BARLETTA" (A delightful Italian travel item.) "THE VINDICATION OF JOHN" (Champion Western Drama, exclusive.) "ROJA VALLEY" (Glorious Scenes in Italian Alps). "False Love and . True" (comedy),. "Tho Bachelor and' the Baby" (Vitagraph drama), "A Closo Shave" (comedy), etc., Think of it! Adults 6d., Children 3d. everywhere. QPEEA HOUSE. COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 22nd. THE TALK OF AUSTRALASIA. SPLENDID AS EVER* (THOUGH LATE) There was ail annoying delay when this picture drama was first billed for presentation at the Opera House a coup'o of weeks ago. Tho picture is here now, and will be shown without fail. NEXT SATURDAY. Messrs. MacMahou and Dcnuelly will Present "A TICKET IN TATT'S." "A TICKET IN TATT'S." "A TICKET IN TATT'S." The cleanest, most wholesome, most vivid, and most interesting picture-story ever played. Whatover your variety or blend of religion or opinion, this story must make a vivid appeal to you. Whatever your ago, you cannot escape tho thrall of it. Excitement without degradation, thrill without squalor, strong human emotion without nastiness. DON'T MISS THE BEST THING YET! Two Thousand Tickets Nightly at 25., Is., and 6d. The box plan will he at the Dresden on Wednesday ■ next. No booking fee; no early doors. "THE GARDEN HOTEL." ENGAGE Rooms for r Week End. Lovely Gardens, comfortable rooms, good menu, courteous attention. Moderate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSI2 EVERY SUNDAY. Ring Up "BELLEVUE." EDUCATIONAL. CHRISTCHURCH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. A PPLICATIONS will 1)0 received up to JULY 31st for tit? Position of SENIOR'ASSISTANT MISTRESS. Salary, £200. Applicants must be University Graduates, with good teaching experience. Full particulars may bo had on application. JOHN H. HOWELL, 8.A., B.Sc., Director. July 11th, 1911. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL, rjtHE THIRD QUARTER begins on MONDAY, 17th JULY, 1911. . Fees strictly payablo in advanco. F. SHAW, Registrar. ,W. S. LA TROBE, M.A., Director. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL NEW ARRANGEMENTS. PLUMBING CLASSES. Monday, 7 to 9.—Advanced Practice. Tuesday, 7 to 9.—Elementary Theory. Wednesday, 7 to 9.3o.—Geometrical Drawing. Wednesday, 7 to 9.—Sanitary Science. Thursday, 7 to 9. —Elementary Practice and Advanced Theory. Friday, 7 to 9.—Combined Practice. ADVANCED PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS AND MECHANICS. The Director will give a course in the Elementary Theory and applications of I ho Infinitesimal Calculus to practical problems. - W. S.-LA TROBE, M.A., Director. F. SHAW, Registrar. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 11 GREY STREET, Students prepared for the following ExACCOUNTANCY—New Zealand Society of Accountants. BOOK-KEEPING—Now Zealand Society of Accountants. SHORTHAND-Incorporated Phonographic Society of Australia. CIVIL SERVICE—(Junior and Senior). MATRICULATION—SoIicitors' General Knowledge and all Entranco University Examinations. Over 70 per cent, passes in last year's public examinations. Telephone—2o'JS. ROYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Boys, under 13 years of age. Special class for Boys under six. Miss Somerville, 81 Ilill Street. Herbert tjjloy, ERBERT iJLOY, TEACHER OR ARTISTIC VIOLIN PLAYING. PROFESSOR OF TECHNIQUE. Studio—N.Z. ALLIANCE BUILDINGS, ■WILLTS STREET, Corner Manners Street. JjUTZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL. Boarding and Day School for Girls, Principals: Miss Baber, M.A., Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Ccrtificato N.F.U.), Preparatory Classes for Children under 8. {QHILTON HOUSE' SCHOOL, 255 THB TERRACE, Wellington. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principal: MRS. HENRY SMITH. "OROFESSOR BLIM, tho Renowned African Explorer, lately returned to civilisation, in a recent interview, oays that tho most interesting trait of tho "Bonla Bouia" tribe of Central Africa, is their almost universal uso of llunkydory Boot Polish ns a skin emollient. FOR SALE. TTVESIEABLE 5-roomcd Residence, all jL' one lloor, situated in best part of Karori, 2 ■minutes from tram; selcct l u . culily; hall' an aero of land, practically level. The house is well built with up. to-date conveniences; exceptionally W pricc, .£1250: .£l5O. cash, balance a p(, r cent., or could give easier terms. A poly I C, and A, QDLIN, Timber iUrc&ants I Cabi« titrate