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AMUSEMENTS. , Jg.MPIiESS THEATRE, "Whero Everybody Goes. 1 ' CONTINUOUS PICTURES'. Daily, 11 a'.m. to 11 p.m. Stalls, 3d.; Dress Circle, Cel. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. LAST APPEARANCE OF "SAVED BY HIS CHILD," A Sensational Story. "BREAD ON .. THE WATERS," Edison's Pathetic Drama. "THE HOUSE OF DARKNESS" Thrilling A.B. Sensation. Anil a IiOST of U'I'UERS. COMPLETE CHANGE TO-MORROW. fJIIIE KING'S THEATRE. Props. West's, Ltd.. and T. M. Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES TO-NIGHT WEST'S PICTURES . At 8. , IMMENSE SUCCESS , Of OUR NEW BILL. WEST'S EXCLUSIVE SERIES. THE SIGN OF FOUR, THE SIGN OF FOUR, A feature subject of surpassing interest. Sherlock Holmes -at his best. THE HUNGRY MOSQUITO, A Humorous creation by Windsor M'Coy. BUTTERCUPS. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT ' And CAPPING DAY FROLICS. jQONCEKT CHAMJ3I3I!, TOWN HALL. THE DANDIES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. THE DANDIES. GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! TO-NIGHT. < TO-NIGHT. When will be submitted' New Songs, New Dances, New (Quartets, New Concerteds, Now Dress and Business Numbers, New Monologues, New, Musical Sketches, New Diverting Dissertations, Ifew Ragtime Rages— everything new but the motto: '■ ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT. Over Six Thousand People "have already seen this truly, incompurable company and their verdict is *' SPONTANEOUS " ' ' UNQUALIFIED ' And DECISIVE. "Easily the cleverest and most refined company in this type of work yet seen in'the Dominion." " 1 NOT ONE DISSENTIENT!- M THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. Clean,' Clever, Cultured. v "" IMPORTANT NOTICE. Please note, to-morrow's advertisemSlit' for the Dandies' future movements. ••• PRICES—Bs., 25., Is; Box plan Dresdfln.: fJTOWN HALL. TOWN TTAT.T, v WEDNESDAY,' 9th JULY. /. THE WELLINGTON FOUR; : THE WELLINGTON FOUR. THE WELLINGTON FOUR. " THE WELLINGTON FOUR. ' SECOND ' COLOSSAL . CONCERT.' SECOND COLOSSAL CONCERT. • BLOY, . BUCKLEY, HODGES, JOHNSTONE. Box Psan, Friday Next, at Dresden.' 35., 25., Is. ' ■ ' SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS - By T. B.- KENNINGTON, R.8.A., At MCGREGOR WRIGIIT,'S GALLERY, ' LAMBTON QUAY. QJKATING. SKATING. SKATING. O LOUVER HUTT DRILL HALL. • EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, AND , SATURDAY. I:: ', . Evening Session; 7.30-. till. 10. Afternoon Session: 2.80 till 5. Excellent Floor. Perfect Skates. Fresh Novelties Every Week. ' 11. BUR RIDGE, Manager . THE one and only Big Waltz Success . of Hp. year—"Loneliness." It's dreamy, dainty, catchy. ' ,Played by leading Band and Orchestras. Don't miss in getting "loneliness" Waltz; it's the most beautiful Waltz ever Written. Is. Od. per copy, posted free, from the AngloAmerican Music Stores, 11G Cuba Street Tho cheapest in the Dominion. . COOKERY. ■ COOKERY'. "jft/TISS UNA CARTER'S Lessons, TuesJ-*-» day, Ist July,' 2.30 ond ' 7.30, on French' Dry-Cleaning for Furs, Gloves, Drevsses, etc. Wednesday. 2nd July, Puddings (plain and fancy), Cold .Sweets with decorations. •' BARNETT'S BUILDING, 9i Willis St. Single Lesson may be taken. Particulars' from 'Phone 3721 (2 rings). The course (ill Is.) commencing with pupil, CORRA LYNN TEA ■ GARDENS, 220 Hiitt Road, Petone. An Ideal Spot to spend a week-end. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon Teas nnd Suppers a Speciality. A Special Room for, Evening Parties. A Lovely Spot for' Motorists to stay for Refreshments. Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr,, Proprietress.

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