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AMUSEMENTS. rjIHEATRE ROYAL. Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd, TO-NIGHT! at 8. TO-NIGHT I Another HugQ and Delighted Audience Enthusiastically Expressed Their Approval of BRENNAN-FULLER m , VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Tho Best the World Can Provide. Direct from America, ER MEY, I' ER MEY, \ Eft MEY, ER MEY, Tho Greatest and Most Sensational Act Ever Imported. ER MEY Attempts and ACCOMPLISHES Feats Never Before Attempted. BLWSOE'S The Ifotibed BLETSOE'S CRIMSON and Talented CRIMSON, RAMBLERS Musical RAMBLERS Comedy Companv. MISS VIOLET CARMEN And her Composer Pianist, A Ll''. ,T. LAWIUNCE, ' FRANK HAWTHORNE. , ESMA ftUO/l CARL MEKLYN. I D.C. and 0.5., 25.; Stalls Is. Plan at' Dresden. Booking Gd. extra. ; IS MAJESTY'S THEATRBJ IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.* Proprietors John Fuller and Sonty TO-NIGHT AT 8. Tho following "star" Programme wiD.O Again l)e Screened, KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, An Attractive and Convincing Story ofi Old Irelaud. KATHLEEN KATHLEEN MAVOUR NEEN. MAVOURNEEN/ Splendidly Staged and Acted by tho i Famous Edison Company. MAORI AQUATIC SPORTS. : Fun and Frolic in the Waikato District/ ' THE UNPROFITABLE BOARDER. | THE UNPROFITABLE BOARDER,Tho "Rich Uncle" Story that didn't woiKJ GREAT OHIO FLOOD. THE MAN HIGHER UP. Officer "John Bunny" makes a hit. Etc., Etc. , Altogether an Excellent Entertainment,/ POPULAR SELECTIONS BY HISI MAJESTY'S ORCHESTRA. 1 Prices—D.C., Is. Od.; Stalls, Is.; Upperi Circle, Gd. Plan at Christeson's. ] THE NEW ■ THEATRE^ Manners Street. (MacMahon and Donnelly's.) , CONTINUOUS PICTURES. . Daily—ll a.m. to 11 p.m. "GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO." TO-D.-iY and TO-NIGHT, JUNE lltt.' ABSOLUTELY LAST APPEARANCE OF ■ ' "LEAII » "LEAII THE FORSAKEN." FORSAKEN" "Lieut. Daring Defeats the Middlc-welgEfe; Champion," etc.,'etc. . ' ' ™ TO-MORROW, The Startling Spectacular Play, "FATHER." ' "FATHER." Adults. Gd.; Children. 3d. rjTOWN HALL. . TOWN HALI|( ' .WEDNESDAY, JUNE ISth. SECOND COLOSSAL COXCERt By the WELLINGTON FOUR. WELLINGTON FOUR. "WELLINGTON FOUR. WELLINGTON FOUR. CO L OSSAL CONCERT WEDNESDAY, JUNE ISth. ' POPULAR PRICES:"2s.. Is. A few Reserved at 3s. . , A DELIGHTFUL EVENING OF MIRTH AND HUMOUR by "THE FRIVOLITIES," In St. Peter's Schoolroom, Ghuzaco St* Oil THURSDAY, JUNE 12th, at 8 p.m. Instrumental Selections by Hie Wellington! Gas Company's Orchestra, 1 ADMISSION Is. ProcwJs for Missions to Seamen. . /HORRA. LYNN TEA GARDENS, \J 220 Hutt Road, Petone. An Ideal Spot to spend a week-end. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon 'Peas and Suppers a Spccjality,, A Special Room for Evening Parties. ' A Lovely Spot for Motorists to stay foif Refreshments. Cknrottes Sold. MRS. AVOOLCOTT, Proprietress. 1 BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes for B(k, ginners are held in her.privato hall; on Monday and Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tcini commences witli pupil. PrivaUj lessons by arrangement. PROFICIENCY ASSURED IN BIX PRIVATE LESSONS. Address: 80 Ghuzneo Street, near Sl*,' Pctor's Church. THE ono and only Big Waltz Success' of the year—"Loneliness." It's dteamv, dainty, catchy. Played by lending Band and Orchestras. Don't misj in getting "Loneliness" Waltz; it's the most beautiful Waltz over written. 15... Gd. per copy, posted free, from the Anglo*; American Music Stores, 110 Cuba Streets Tho cheapest in the Dominion. _J