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AMUBEMBNTB. rriHE EMPRESS THEATRE. ' Direction J. D. WilliAms. "Where Everybody Goes."- Stalls 3d. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Stalls Doily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. 3d. STALLS 3d. -DRESS CIRCLE Gd.. Stallf 3d. TO-DAY and TO-NIQET. Stalls Last appcaranco of * yd. This PROGRAMME of Stalls UNEXAMPLED MAGNIFICENCE. 3d. Including "The New York Hat" Stalls (A.B. exclusive drama), "Juan 3d. and Juanita" (sensational railroad Stalls adventure), "Nina's Evening 3d. Prayer" (captivating child story), Stalls "Jinx's Birthday Party" (A.B. 3d. exclusive comedy), "Trip through Stalls a • Canadian Borest," Warwick 3d. Chrojiiolo," "A Lively Dispute," Stalls "Polidor is Fond of Wrestling." 3d. — Stalls BRING the CHILDREN TO-DAY. 3d. Stalls SENSATIONAL NOTICE 3d. MONDAY Stalls NEXT MONDAY 3d. MONDAY Stalls THE COUNT of MONTE CRISTO. 3d. AT- LAST "Tho Count of . Stalls AT LAST Monto Cristo" 3d. AT LAST lias arrived. Stalls "THE COUNT • -*-Sdt' ' ■ ' "THE COUNT "Stalls OF 3d. Tho OF Stalls ONLY OF in 3d. SELIG OF New Stalls Copy OF Zealand 3d. MONTE CRISTO." 1 Stalls MONTE CRISTO." 3d. DIFFERENT .to ANY OTHER. Stalls Occupies 50 MINUTES. 3d. Over 3000. feet in length. Stalls There is ONLY ONE SELIG CO. 3d. This is THEIR PICTURE. Stalls . • : _3d. ■g- ING ' S THEA TE E , Props., West's, Ltd., Linloy and Donovan. TO-NIGHT f ; 'Z TO-NIGHT i ' WEST'S PICTURES . ' ' ■ . • • Present A Great Artistio , Triumphl.'..; THE' MILLS GODS: ' ' THE MILLS OF THE GODS. THE MILLS OF THE GODS. ; Together with a wealth of varioty and interest 1 DEFYING COMPARISON, And such as can Only bo Seen through . WEST'S WINDOW OF' THE WORLD. Our Music is a Delightful Foaturo. .. USUAL MATINEE, TO-MORROW,; At 2.30. jDoors open at 2. ; THELMA PETERSEN CONCERT.' CONCERT CHAMBER, , TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, 5 th. FEBRUARY. IVfISS THELMA PETERSEN, the young 'ItA; N.Z. Contralto, is to give a Farewell 1 Concert on-above date, assisted by , •. Messrs. J. Culford 8011, Alright, Fletcher, Zante Wood, and the Orpheus Quartet ■'• Party.,. ■ 1 . '' Full Programme in Tuesday's papers. ADMISSION—2s. • " Box Plan at tho Dresden. No extra charge for booking. ■ W. D. GORJIAM, ■ Secretary.''

CITY '. COUNCIL.', ' . TO-MORROW. (SUNDAY), 2nd ■ ; ; ; FEBRUARY, \ , I , ; '' At 3 p.m. ; . , BAND PERFORMANCE. : ■' JUPP'S BAND, AT LYALL BAY. . JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk; Ist February, 1913. 1 ' ,■■■ "THE GARDEN HOTEL." foi- a Weekend. -Il( Lovely' Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, Good MeAu, Courteous Attention. Moderate Tariff, and' ORCHESTRAL MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY." : y >V Ring up "BELLEVUE." ' y

OPE R A .110 US E ' 0 P BRA 1' . . HOUSE, v DitecUon AUSTRALIAN AMUSEMENT SYNDICATE. ' COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. « ■ FOR A SEASON ;OF SIX NIGHTS; . . ;: - . Direct from his' Successes iii• Europe, America,'. And Australia. :: / v. ;;,::, ■ THE WORLD'S WEIRDEST WIZARD, ' \ . ; ' WITH HIS COMPANY OF DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS. "Introducing for the first time outside of tlio world's layito cities his trenlendoM Oriental .Success,' ''' ■ •• "A NIGHT IN: A - CHINESE PALACE," Which' ran for six ! consecutive months in New York and London (performers, Gliiiipr Sunpr Loo, See You Soo, and Winpj Sing Loo), A BLAZE OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR AND EFFECT. Scenery and coshimcs 10,000 dollars.. In this Greivt Act the following Eastern illusions 'aro included t-'Tho birth of a Pearl—the Mystic Orange' Tree—Sun an d Moon—Tho Fatal Arrow—Tho Lady ■, of the Mist—Fire Eatinpr Extraordinary-rCreation of Flowers—and; the Mysterious , Elephant. Etc. Etc. ' ' . HUGARD TS THE ACKNOWLEDGED KING OF SLEIGHT OF HAND. THE GREAT RIFLE- FEAT . Is the talk of fivo Continents. Riflemen; brine your own rifles, and. cartritlßes. Marie tho bullets and shells. Load tlio rifles and fire at tlio heart of Euuard. • What will be the result? Huffard will catch .the. bullets,."return to you . with the marks upon tho bullet, and the exploded shell, hot, and with tho, grooves ; of tho rifle: on the bullet. MUST BE'> SEEN TO BE BELIEVED. Kevor euccessfully performed bv any other maEiciau. ;,V 1 ;.'.',," PRICES—3s.', 25.,' and Is. .-Day Sales and Box Plan as usual. ■ ,' IRVING WEBB, Touring' Manager,'

~—ii mnnoar iQ = Save' = J \ This comparison of prices should appeal U ~| ' ,to all men of business who iludy economy in the office. ; Why should you pay moro than their real value for Account Books) LI . ' ' Wo give better pnper„beller ruling, better d •' cloths and leathers than any other firm in . \lhe city, and We bind our books in'a way r' ' 1 i'' they cannot approach—yet our priccs ere ; fully 25% less than other firms,. Just - • study the following—r ' ; .: . : Ledgers, Journals g, Cask,DayandMintite [ . Books, in Half Bough = I'*- && llirl The saving □ ES2E23 1EB& E533135E3 i 200,4/6. 6/6 [Mm I 1 i 300 5/6' ; 8/=- ! 2/6' i ■ ] 400 6/6 '9/6 |:'S/= ! jog mm i ml J wwuiaiua Ratai?j BgiMMiania Wc have the name for Good c ] WHITCQMBE &:S • TOMBSj. Lambtoiv Quay PnCCS != , - 16 ( : '■■■" ' - m 1 ii —mnnoi —11 —lea -