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AMUSEMENTS. Ife a long way to Tipperary, but not Quite bo far to HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction' , Fuller-Breiroan, Ltd. - The Popular Amusement Palace, "Where the show is always good. TO-NIGHT AT 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. Messrs. Fnller-Brennan present MODERN HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE This weefe gigantio- programme An ABSOLUTE TEIUMPH. for mp-to-date refined Vaudeville. THE MILTON BEOS. ' A Great THE MILTON BEOS. Skating Act. Brilliant English WHITE and GREY Comedians. WHITE and GEM GREAT In life S*S AT M WESTIN. portrayals. WES'IIN. THE TWO STOREYS. THE LESSOb, MANN AND FRANKS. , MAUD PANNING. ROSA LAUDER« DRYSDALE AND PAY. ARTHUR ELLIOTT SOLDIEES OP THE EXPEDITIONAItIB FORCE IN UNIFORM HALF-PRICE TO ALL PARTS Prioes-25., Is. Gd., and Is Box Plan at Dresden, Cd. extra. BooV -it the Theatre from 7to 7.45. '1 hone ICS. ■"" WHERE TO-NIGHTP MACMAHON'S NEW T HEATED, An extraordinary success was scored ye» terday, when, day and night, all 6cssions WTe thronged to tie doors The remarkable Star Features created ek Sensation. IN THE CLUTCH OF THE KU-KLUX* KLAN, (In 3 reels.) 'A -wonderful play, full of dramatic Inctf dent and Picturesque Scene", also The Sweetest Love Storv e\er toldj THE ROSARY TO-D\Y AND TO-NIGHT, and '■ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, This superb entertainment will be ' : ' Repeated. Cd'. Everywhere. i Bit PRESS T H BATIIF -■ ■ ■ : . "Where Erenbody Goes." STALLS,: 3d,.; . .DRESS CIRCLE, Gd t • • _ .TO-DAY'AND TO-NIGHT; : . Warner's.Gwat Sensational "Feature," '"THE *MYStERY,,'OF' • "THE MYSTERY OF.

PIKE CREEK CAMP * PIMI CREEK CAMP.* Huge Supporting Series. /MRAND OPEKA HOUSDV Under tho patronage and in tlio presenoe of Their Exoellencies tho Earl and!. Countess of- Liverpool. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEST, MONDAY XCXT. MONDAY NEXT, At. 8 p.m. WALTER KIRBY ■ The WALTER KIRBY Famous WALTER KIRBY Tenor, WALTER KIRBY in WALTER KIRBY ■- a WALTER'KIRBY UniajieWALTER KIRBY Song WALTER ICntBY . Recital. '." Mr. Kirby will contribute .the follow* •- \ in? items to the , programme ; arias, "Tho Poefe Song" (La Boheme), "On With the Motley" (Pagliacci), "Barcarolle," "Tales of Hoffman, "I Will Arise," Sullivan's "Prodigal Son," "Ixk hengrin's Narration" (Wagner), Ballads,..■: • "Now Sleeps'the Crimson/,Petal," ."Ani, ; ; gels Guard Thee,". "Bells of Shandon," v i "Mother Macliree,". "Spring. Song, , ' "Deatli of Nelson," and as encores: "I Hear You Calling Me," "We'll Know, We'll Understand," "Minsfoel Boy,' "Alice, Where Art' Thou" (by request), l and others. ' ; Popular 33., 55., Is. .Plan at the:ff>resden.- 'Day Sales" Lennox, next Opera House. . : ANNOUNCEMENT BE "IT'S £ LONG, LONG WiAY TO • ".: ' TIPFERARY/: - . ' ; "KTBTE have to apologise being unable toVγ complete orders for this Song Hiie week. Tho Australian : representative: (holding , the publishing rights) writes us> ■■ ■ "Owing to the extraordinary deV . * mand for 'Tipperary,' we regret being unable to ship by'tho. Man-jlka the Printers being behind with our orders. Your two cable orders will certainly bs sent by, next boat." We nave 4000 copies (1450 already booked? to arrive for certain next Australian;, boat (Wednesday); Book your order now 1 , to save being disappointed. ; Sixpence copy. Country orders, seven penny stamps, CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., |, Manners.Street, Wellington, .. "■ THE PIANO HOUSE. ' _ l_ - ■- — i . ■ MUSIC MADE EASY. WB have no "failures. Onr pupils' euc-V cess is'our success. Wo guarantee . to teach you to play Piano or Organ, ondi read music at sight perfectly. No study,worry of scales and exercises, or drudgery of any kind. Success with all classes off ■: music The progress in a few weeks that used to take years. Pull tuition £1 10s.:, : rofunded if pupil cannot read music and 1 play a tune the first week. • Testimonialv .' vironi pupils, reports of concerts, and endorsements by our leading musicians can; be seen by, a visit to College Rooms. 'In-t terviews any time. Call for all particu-' lars. Birley's College of Music, Bonlcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott St. THE LATEST SUCCESSFUL PATRIv OTIC SONG. "THE UNION JACK FOR EVER." ■ Splendid words set to a rousing martial: ; Air. • ■ . .- ■..• Get into lino, and proouro your copy,. . - now. Price Iβ Gd.; posted Iβ. 7d. ■: THE ANGLO-AMERICAN. MUSICJ STORE, 11G. Cuba Street.' : , / ] [ THE PAINTINGS OF '- TWO NEW ZEALAND'ARTISTS. ' AN Exhibition of Paintinge which disj . play a very, high standard of merit • is that .just opened in our Gallery. The whole'collection, is the work of NUGENT WELCH, and K., M.. BALLANTYNEI'' ■. The picturos of Ijoth artists present New ' Zealand scenes chiefly, and- the exliibitio]v* : is well worthy-of-YOUR visit. M'GREGOR-WRIGHT'S. GALLERY. TYPEWRITER , ..-;'■ NO. 10' YOSTS; ; " V . '■ %arE are offering these Machines'at;, »y epeoially low rates .for month. ... ■"-.."' : "cash.;or'terms;-' '"'","-'/ It will pay you to call and inspect oni ■ stock. . '.'■ " ",'."'■.- THE OFFICE APP.UiANCE CO.,' ;.'. . - ■ ; ltd., ; "■• ' - ; ; ' .- ■ . 17-19 ' Cuba Street, : . Wollington,._' .■"";'■" THE CAR OF THE YEAR: •' Tho SUNBEAM Car is undoubtedly thV most popular car in England torday. Tt has become famous on tho Racing Track / by its marvellous speed, and on the road ! for its reliability, easy control,, quietrunning, and low cost of upkeep. SUN-. : BEAM Cars hold all track records from" 100 to 1000 miles, also tho record for one.to twelve hours, covering 107.95 miles In • the hour, and 1078 miles in 12. hours, or •■ an average speed of over 90 miles per hour. , On June 10th and" 11th, 19H, the SUNBEAM again proved its superiority by annexing the Tourist Trophy Race' at tlw Islo of Man, beating all other English"' and Continental cars with easo. If you ;: , are contemplating the purcnase or a car ■ bo suro and seo the SUNBEAM before deciding. MAGNUS, SANDERSON AND CO., LTD., Opera Garage, Wakefield Street, Wellington, agents for SUNBEAMS, ZEDELS, VULCANS, ARDENT and LAGONDA CARS, LEYLAND LORJliSSi .-.■-*,■ . ■' •:.-;=-