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AMUSEMENTS. »JIHE KING'S THEATOE. Props., West'e, Ltd.. <t Linley t Donovan. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT WEST'S l-XCLI'SIVti Tltll'MPJl. ,J ' l,<, Magniiicont Parisian I'roduclion, J!aj;iiiiii'ciit Parisian Production, Mous. \ ietorien Sardou'.--ftrtatest Comedy 111* llludlM'l) lillK'S, MADAME SAXS GENE. MADAME SAXiS GENE. In which will apnoav in her original role, MADA".Ui; RKJANE Tho Greatest Livin? Comedv Actress. MADAME SANS CiKNE. Boiui]ii\rU'.'s WnshiiiK Bill. MADAME SANS GENE, The Outbi-ealc of tho Revolution, MADAME SANS GENE. A True Soldier. MADAME SANS GENE. Napoleon Scuds for Sans Gene. MADAME SANS GENE. Napoleon Pays llnnaparle's Debts. MAD.UiE SANS GEXE. A Clever ami Su<'cc?>i'ul liure. r MAjiAME SANS GENE. The Triu n> ph of Hans Gene. Prices, Is. and lid. Plan at. Abel> and Iheatre. Bimliing Ve P , [jd. 'Phono ;in:j. THE STAR THIiATItE, XEWTOWN. THE STAR THKATIiE, Ni^VTOWN. WEST'S AND STAR PICTURES "Unfold the Universe." Lessees Hayward's, Ltd. Direction, West's, Ltd., and Havward's, Lid. TO-NIGHT at S o'clock. TO-NIGHT An All-ii«w Budget of Gems. The greatest pictorial offoriiiß of modern "MADAMk'saNS fiEXE," "MADAME SANS GENE," "MADAME SANS GENF,." "MADAM)' SANS GEXK," A World's Triumph. Full of Deliir'Hl'ul (mil Pupiant Characterisation, with MADAME RKJANE in Her Superb Impersonation of "MADAME SANS GENE." In the Arctic. Ori-an. Well Washed House, Baby and the Stork. Sea Life. An Unpleasant Surprise, Nat Pinkerton. The Blyth Mystery. Accompanied by Suitable Selections toy THE "STAR" ORCHESTRA. Prices, Is. and Cd. CARUSO Is Singing "FOR YOU ALONE." The First Song Ever Sung in English by tho WORLD'S GREATEST TENOR. B EGG'S have now received further supplies of this must successful Song, the Soiifj that Caruso has paid the highest compliment possible. Suitable for all voices in D. Flat (rango B to E Flat), E Flat, F and G. Price. 2s. copy. Other successful songs in big demand. "CABBAGE ROSES" and "DEAR EVES," by Daisy M'Geoch. Why not call at our new Warehouse and hear theso gems? CHAS. BEGO AND CO.. LTD. (S. 11. Horner, Manager), MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Tho Old?st Music House in the Dominion, "THE GARDEN HOTEL." ■JCTNGAGE Rooms for a Week End. xli Lovely. Gardens, comfortable rooms, good menu, courteous attention. Moderate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY. -" »-:. Kins Up. "BELLEVUE." . .• ~ EDUCATIONAL, VICTORIA COLLEGE. STUDENTS will be enrolled on Thursday. March L'lst. Professors will meet thVir Students at tho hours noted below :— 5.15 p.m.—Chairman's Address to New Students ißoom VII). b.lb to (i.lj p.m.—Prafe.-sor Brown, Latin and Greek (Room VII). Profo«stir Garrow, English Law and S.'A. Law (Koom 111). Professor lai.-y, Physics (Chemistry Lectm-es Kcicrni). ■ Mr. Ward, Commerciil Law (Room VI). G. 15 t<l β-lii p.m.—Profossor Atlamson (Room TV). ((U"i p.m.) Jurisprudence .mid Constitutional Hist. 7 p.m., Roman Law and International Law. Mr. Barton, Accountancy (Room VI). G. 13 t'j 7.1J p.in.~Prr.fpssor Mackenzie, En-ilish (Koom VMI). . Professor Von Zerilitz, French and (iernian (Room ID. 7.15 to 7.15 p.m.—Mr. Wil?on, Economics, (Room 11). Prrvf.'.-or Kirk. Koianv and Zoology (Hioloiy T.ri'tiiTO RoonO. Matheiiialics (l'<:oni VII). 8.15 t> S.lr, p.m.—Pri-fes-sor Kuiiter, Mental Science (R.iom VIII). Profc.wor Eastorlii'ld, Chemistry (Chemistrv l.octuie i'ooin). Mr f'ollon. (ieoloey (Geology Room). Slrn'onU takins • v:ill iiR-ft Mr. Tcniuuit c\t the First' Loci lire on Friday, March 'di'.td. at ■! 11.111. S(m!"itk to obtain f-xomptioii from Lec-i tuies s!iouUl m:\ke application forthwith: , MISS HAUDINGE - MALTBY, ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART, Ha? Resumed Teaching, MS LAMB TO N QUA Y, i to 0 Every Day. Or 'Phone 3J75. BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ; 11 Grey Stroet. Telsphono 2038. P.O. Box IC2. CI ASSES conducted for Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, 'lVpewriting. Matriculation and all Entrance University E.Naminations. Junior and Senior Ci.il 'Servic?. Eight experienced teachers with tho highest creileutial? employed. ■R/FISS MARGARET NEUMANN, M TEACUKR OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, Routh's Buildings, Fratherston Street. Business Girls' and Students' Classes a speciality. Intending pupils should enrol at once. Massage, for Rheumatism, Indigestion, etc. Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays. 10 a.m. to noon. DANCING. l/PSS BARBARA PUTNAM will Resumo her Classes early in April. Address— FAIR VIEW, NORTHLAND. PIANOFORTE. MR. BAXTER BUCF.LEY, London. Leipzig, Berlin, Attend His Studio Daily. Hours, 10-1:!, 2-S. 229 WILLIS STREET. TOE LAXGF.P. DRESSCuTTING' A SCHOOL. CLASSES REOPEXKD WEDNESDAY, 31st January. Miss Knto Stewart i-s in' attend.ince to Enrol Pupil*. Evening ,, Classes will on Ist March. MISS KATE STEWART Principal. I 91 WILLIS STREET (ol>d. Shortt's). CiIOYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL, First Term, 1912, bepiiisoii TUESDAY,.' Gth February. Boarders and New Bova isust be nt Schnoi on Monday, Sth Fcb-; ruurj , . Miss Souierville, 81 Hill Street.'