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AMUSEMENTS. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB 7. mHE NEW THEATRE. Z Vi &■ Manners Street. 7, 7, Props., MacMahou and Donnelly. 7, 7. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! /. 7, DAILY, 11 a.m. (ill 11 p.m. K ■7, CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. 7, 7, TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, Jlaroh 18. 7, V, "A VICTIM OF THE MORMONS." /. 7, "A VICTIM OF Til K "MORMONS." Z Z As anticipated this picture-play has 7, 7, astounded Wellington. Z 7, Sco it! It is rcnllj- a revelation in Z Z picture-drama. Z /. POSITIVELY THE LAST WORD Z Z IN PICTURE-PLAYS. Z Z 4000 of our patrons saw it on Saturday Z Z "A VICTIM OF THE MORMONS"." 7, Z And other exquisite photo-plays. Z Z Think of it! Adults SIXPENCE. 7, Z Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. Z SSSSS3SSSSSSSSS3SSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSS JANSEN'S BOX PLAN' Opens WEDNESDAY, A P EE A HOUSE. Lessees J, C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Direction PORTUS and TALBOT. Commencing WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2". . THE GREAT JANSEN —■ — THE GREAT JANSEN Aud His Famous AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS. AMERICAN ENTERTAINERS. JANSEN, an Artist of multitudinous gifts and graces.—Sydney "Herald." JANSEN, the most brilliant, entertainer seen here; was a success from the first. — Sydney "Telegraph." At tho conclusion of each trick or illusion JANSEN was applauded.—"The Referee." JANSEN, the liiost wonderful conjurer ever peon in this part of tho world.— "Evening News," Sydney. Rarely has Sydney been treated to such a long-sustained performance of mystifying illusions, one marvellous feat following another with rapidity; not a moment is wasted.—Sydney "Mail." Popular Prices: 35., 25., aud Is. Reserved, i%. Matineo Saturday and Wednesday, Children, Half-price. QHORTT'S CONTINUOUS PICTURES. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, including the Great IVitho WorldRenowned Drama. LEAVES FliOM THI-* BOOKS OF CHAKLI'S DICKENS. LEAVES FliOM THE BOOKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. This is one uf the mightiest pictures ever produced, anil i< acted on the actual spots referred to in Dicker's Works. A FLASH IN Till', NIGHT. A FLASH IN THE NIGHT. A Railway JJrnma without equal, by the niighiy Kalem Co. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Scenic, Comic, Industrial, and Topical Pictures. This week's change programme excels anything previously shown. SHOUTT'S THEATRE is famous for •l.hc perfection.'-of, ils. picture- 0 - ■ Open' Daily from 11" a.m.'■ to 11 p.Tii'. Admission—Adults Cd., Children 3d. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B- MASON'S Classes for Besinners will open on "MONDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 15th and 17th April. Proficiency ensured in six private lessons. Private lessons by arrangement. Intending Pupils are requested to communicate with MRS. MASON, at 86 Chuzneo Street. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. NO Scales, Exercises, or Drudgery; no Failures. Wβ return your money if you are unable to read music and play in ' sis weeks. Full tuition, £1 2s. Call a,nd inspect the N&tioual College of Music, 30 Willis Street. Postal Course Now Ready. Hours—lo a.m. to 9 p.m. MONEY TO LENO. MONEY TO LEND. T HAVE Several Large Sums of Money to LEND on approved freehold security. S. GEORGE NATHAN, Estate Agent, 113-113 Customhouse Quay (opp. Bank K.Z.). '•• MONEY TO LEND. THE WELLINGTON TRUST. LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPA NY, LIMITED. Advances made on approved freehold securities (Forms and Town Properties) from i'so and upwards, at current rales' of interest. Ofiices: 219 Lambton Quay, Wellington. E. E. RAWNSLEY, Secretary. HOTEL NOTICES. MAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. FIRST-CLASS Private Hotel. Every convenience. An ideal place to spend a quiet holiday in the countrv. Excellent trout fishing, river 5 minutes from house. Visitors requiring rooms at Easter aro kindly requested to book early. LEN. FREEMAN, Proprietor. GRAND HOTEL, HASTINGS, G. B. MACKAY, Proprietor. Handsome four-storied building, ono of the largest in New Zealand; built entirely of brick and steel, and absolutely Piro and Earthquake-proof; one hundred and ten bedrooms, 'lhe Grand is a splendid-ly-appointcd Hotel, with all the conveniences of modern civilisation. Suites of rooms ou application. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, Marion Street (opp. New Tβ Aro I'ost Office), City. Absolutely fire and earthquake-proof. Contains all modern conveniences and comforts. A largo promenade roof, overlooking Harbour. Tariff: Us. per day; 25?. per week. MRS. E. TREGONNING, 'Phono 29-17.' Proprietress. Under Entirely New Management. (VEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, £J Cl.vdo Quay, Wellington. First-claes Accommodation. Tariff moderate. Permanent Boarders by Arrangement. 'Phono ICiC. George Wnkofield, Proprietor (late of Timnru) dunk and prlngle. Ltd., motor uakage. Rangilikei Sirecl, Palmcrclon North. TOURISTS will find our Garago open day and night. Wn undertake repairs of any description. Oils, Benzine, etc., always in stock. Agents for Overland and Hupp Cars. Fiist-claea cars for hire. Telephone 420,