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AMUSEMENTB. QEAND, . OPERA . HOUSE. LAST THREE NIGHTS, "PAUL JONES." : ' "PAUL JONES." . Presente<l by the V WELLINGTON AMATEUR OPERATIC SOCIETY,'' ' Under Direction of MR. TOM POLLARD. ■ UNIVERSALLY CONSIDERED AS THE ' MOST SUCCESSFUL COMIC OPERA SEASON HELD IN WELLINGTON .FOR TEARS." LAST THREE NIGHTS. ' : TO-NIGHT, PARLIAMENTARY NIGHT TUESDAY,. VICE-REGAL NIGHT. :• A Wednesday; earetoll peri?prmANCE. ' Prices: 45., 2s. 6d., Is. Private Boxes; ."JSI-ls. Box Plan .at Dresden. Day Sales at Christeson's. - , .Carriages 10.55.1. . Musical Director, Mr. D. A. Kenny. E. B. VANCE, Hon. Sec.. ! / ; DAN CRAWFORD, F.R.G.S., The Livingstone of the Twentieth.' ' Century,' PIONEER MISSIONARY & EXPLORER, : . AUTHOR AND LECTURER. pROGRAMME OF MEETINGS:-1 MONDAY, 3 p.m.—Reception by Minis-1 ' ters' Association,-. Y.M.C.A., Rooms. ... 8 p.m.—lecture. Subject: "Tlio Whit© - Angel oi Central Africa." .Chairman, | Rev. A. E. llunt. . . . r TUESDAY, 3 p.m .-—Meeting for'.''Women ] only, Grand Opera House. Subject: '■ "African; "Woman.'" President: The ■ Mayoress,' Mrs. J. P. Luke. 8 p.m.—Lantern Lecture. -' Subject: -. ■ "Black, Blacker, Blackest/' or "With Bible, Knapsack. Camera, and Gun to . . Central Airica. Chairman, T. ,-R.'. . I-'leminj, Esq., M.A., LL.B. Admission. Free, ; . Collection.' : : ' WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL.' ■">| FREE LIBRARY LECTURE; . .. A" -LECTURE; illustrated by LANTI3RN.! SLIDES, EXPERIMENTS, . - Etc.;-, ..■will be given by. MR.;: JOSEPH.TAYLOR i (Consulting Geologist -and 'Mining En- .' gineer' of.. Nelson), in tho CONCERT CHAMBER of the .Town Ifall, on MONDAY NEXT, the 13th instant, at 8 p.m. . Subject: ' ffSUN/SPOTS. ''AND ;'.SOLAR PHYSICS," -Recent,:Discoveries. ,; and Developments; . ' ■!'; •'•••.'.The-.Chair will be.t'aken'by A.'H. Hind-' marsh, Esq., M.P. • ; '.!• / Admission-r-FREE. JNO. R. PALMER, • . ' Town Clerk'. • ,11th July, 191t. BALLROOM DANCING. .-MRS. 11. B. MASON. PROFICIENCY ensured in SIX PRIVATE i LESSONS/., Classes for Be. I sinners' held Monday and Wednesday . Evenings, in Private Hali; term common;cing.with pupil. All latest dances taught, inciluding "Hesitation'r-Waltz, One-step, 'Bostons, Trot, and Tango. Address': 86 L ;Glinzriee Street,, next St..Peter's Church.' C E BICKERTON'S PICTURES A WIDE, comprehensive . selection of Pictures by ~ this well-known New i Zealand: Artist: is now being exhibited in the Gallery. v - I ':'. ' ! Charming figure studies-and beautiful landscapes,, besidw some striking . portraits— all-will appeal to .the art-lover.-: M'GREGOR WRIGHTS GALLERY. ' ■! THE LATIDST AMERICAN SUCCESS, "RED ROSES," A Beautiful Reverie , for the Pianoforte. Got a Copy right away. ■ ■ ,-From"the'j,.v ANGLO-AMERICAN MUSIC' STORE; ■■ 116 Cuba-Street. 1 Price, Is. 6d. . Posted, Is. 7d. PLAYING Made Easy—Wo guarantee to teach you to play the Piano or Organ, read - Musio" at-.Bight ; perfectly, ,oi return your Fee. 'The same:results in a' few weeks that ,us?d to take yeare, with-.' -out worry .of scales,;exercises,- or drudgery of any kind. Tunes'the first lesson. Testimonials from pupils throughout New . Zealand. • Full Tuition. 'J3l 10s.; call '.'for all .particulars, and see: Press reports of Concerts,: etc.;" where, our pupils - have* appeared from 4' days' tuition,. with no previous, knowledge 'of Music. .A 'visit costs you nothing.. Interviews-any .'time. Birley's College of Music. Bpulciott Cham-, hers,' Boulcott Street.. Miss . Coltman, A,U.M., Chief. Instructress. , ■

BIBLE-IN-STATE" SCHOOLS LEAGUEDEMONSTRATION- IN SUPPORT OF BKFERE3JDUM. • ■li:- TOWiN HALL, MONDAY, JULY 27. 8 p.m.. '• ..v ■. i