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AMUSEMENTS. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS '/> THE NEW THEATRE. Z Z A Miiiim-rs Street. '/> Z Props., MiirMiih.m and Donnelly. Z Z GO WHERE Till; CROWDS GO! Z Z DAILY, II n.iii. till 11 p.m. V. 7, CONTINTOI'S I'ICTURE SHOW. Z Z Tll-DA V and TO-NIGHT, MARCH 11.Z Z WE HAVE WON THE CON I'll)-Z Z ENCF, OF THOUSANDS AND Z Z THOUSANDS OF PATRONS. Z Z What Mire Can He Said? . Z Z An Exquisite Programme, Including Z Z"A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY." Onlv Z Z"A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY." at the Z Z"A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY." New Z Z "A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY."TheatreZ Z (A Startling Storv of the A.B. Co.) Z Z THREE THOUSAND Patrons saw it Z Z on Sulurdav! Z Z NOTE- Z Z A REMARKAULE D.RAMAGRAPH Z Z Will he seen here (Only at the 7, Z NEW THEATRE. Manners Street), Z Z Commencing NEXT THURSDAY. Z 7, It created excitement in London and Z 7, Now York. Z 7 Watch Further Announcements! Z Z Think of it! AdnlN SIXPENCE. 7, Z Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. Z SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS fi ONC ER T . CHAMBER WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13. PIANOFORTE RECITAL Hy MR. BAXTER BUCKLEY, Assisted by MISS M. CAREY-WALLACE (Vocalist) And MR. F. R. JOHNSTONE ('Cellist). Mr. BUCKLEY will include among his items Schumann's "Sonata in F Sharp Minor," Bach's "Fantasia Cromatique and Fugue," and Eludes, Preludes, and Scherzos, by Chopin, etc. Box plan at Dresden. Prices, 35., 25., and Is. CARUSO Is Singing "FOR YOU ALONE." Tho First Song Ever Sung in English by the WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR. B EGG'S have now received further supplies of this most successful Song, the Song that Caruso has paid the highest compliment possible. Suitable for all voices in D. Flat (rango I B to E Flat), E Flat, F and G. Price, 12s- copy. ~ , , Other successful songs in big demand, "CABBAGE ROSES" and "DEAREYES." by Daisy M'Gcoch. Why not call at our new Warehouse and hear theso gems? •CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. (S H. Horner, Manager), I MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. The Oldest Music House in the Dominion. ; TENDERS. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD. ANNUAL CONTRACTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31st MARCH, 1913. TENDERS will be received at this Office up io 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the. 27th day of .March, 1912, for tho supply of certain articles and stores, and for the execution of certain services, required during the twelve months ending 31st March, 1913, viz.:— Hardware, etc.; Ship Chandlery; Oil and Colourmon's Stores: Timber; Glass; Ironfoundry Work; Brassfoundry Work; Gasfitters' Work; Removal of Rubbish; Coal; Office Stationery; Manufactured Stationery; Letterpress Printing; Lithographic Printing. Schedules, Conditions of Contract, etc., may be obtained, during office hours, at the Office of the Board, where Stationery Samples may be seen. Tenders shall be addressed to the Chairman, in separate envelopes, and marked outside, "Tender for -." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. E. NICHOLLS, Secretary. Harbour Board Office, Wellington, Bth March, 1911 EXPANDED METAL KAHN TRUSSED, KAHN RIBBED STEEL BARS. For Reinforced Concrete Construction. EXPANDED STEEL LATHING, For Fireproof Walls and Ceilings. RUBEROIU ROOFING. DAMPCOURSE FLOORING, GIANT. BUILDING PAPERS. RATNER SAFES AND STRONG-ROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. OREGON TIMBER AND LATHS. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS, AND HARDWARE CO., LTD., Courtenay Place, Wellington. ' I W M. CO N N A N, SHOP AND OFFICE FITTER. AND SHOW-CASE MAKER. Giass C?.se and Window Fittings stocked. ELLER'S AVENUE. WILLIS STREET. Estimates given and work carried out 1 with skill and promptitude. Telephone 2514. THOS. COOK AND SON. UOS. COOK AND SON. (Offices all over the world.) BOOK PASSAGES AND SECURE ; BERTHS BY . ALL LINES. ALL CLASSES. LOWEST RATES. DRAFTS AND CIRCULAR NOTES > ISSUED. " No Commission Charged! Troublo Saved! 1 &md or wll for 1912 Sailing List with 1 Fares. ' J Travel Made Easy by Booking at COOK'S SHIPPING OFFICE, Customhouse Quay. I i pOULLS, CULLING, AND CO., LTD., BRANDON STREET, 1 WELLINGTON. I Agents for Moore's Modern Method i. Loose Leaf Systems. i , ftOUCHMAN'S PETONE STEAM , LAUNDRY. Est. 1892. Telephone 9. Van daily to Wellington, nntt, and all ; Suburbs. Special prices for Families, Hotels, and Schools. ■ TORY STREET, PETONE. DUNK AND PRIXGI.E, LTD., MOTOR GARAGE, linngilikei Street, Palineivlon North. ■1 TOURISTS will find our Garage open 1 day ami night. We undertake repairs of spiiiy description, oil-, Benzine, etc., always in_ ttock. Ag'.'nts for Overland nud Hupp Carp. First-clans cars for hire. | Telephono 420.