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BMUBEMEWTB. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, Courtenay Place. "Phone 165. TO-NIGHT. AT 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS: '}■ •_ Unparalleled Success of Our NEW AND GLORIOUS PROGRAMME Headed by the" Celebrated : . 'BANDELL-JACKSON COMPANY,. RANDELL-JACKSON COMPANY; •" - .RANDELL-JACKSON COMPANY, . RANDELL-JACKSON COMPANY, . A new English Musical Comedy Co. A Versatile and Refined Co., comprising MISS FLORENCE WEST, ' Operatic Soprano Vocalist. MISS MAY WINDSOR, - ...- Pianist and Entertainer.v ; ' MR. GEORGE. NASH., Humorist.' j .MR. HERBERT' \SINTER, ;, ..' . Character Humorist'.' MR. RANDELLJACKSON;; ' London's Eminentßaritone/" '•'■■■■' ■ Sensational Success' of;v.'v'-'; - JAMES TEDDY 'The' Champion '"' -w i . JAMES TEDDY Jumper of.the-,, v,„ .w. JAMES TEDDY"., .W0r1d..,. Jj.';. (Direct from tho: London.Hippodrome*« MANN-and FRANKS The.Versatile MANN, and FRANKS mimical:,pomedT.,,,V;;.. MANN and FRANKS - duo, in" r' Oriq-inal Operetta, "The Candy Girl. WONG TOY SUN.- THREE STARRS, : MAX MARTIN. ' ' GEO. WHITEHEAD. - Prices—2s., . Is. > and ,Is. 'Bookineiat Bristol Piano Co., 6d. extra. Doors ;7.15.' " PEOPLE'S PICTURE,. . .PALA.CE,>.:; r » Msmnero.,,Street, .o', '* ;Us«.' THE' ONLY1 ; A , ROUSING RECEPTION ... Accorded Last. Night to THE -HEROINE N' THE. HEROINE . Or ■THE HEROINEMOMS, THE ..HEROINE \ : ,Tho most enthralling.: and -exciting ■«■./ - ' War Drama ever - shown;v.- t » • . : TOMMIES Cheered to the echo. . i . Supported by 1 ... - 'A BRAND NEW SERIES. TO-BAX. , Keep Your Eve On Us. : . MONDAY NEXT' Wellington's Greatest Star: THE MILLIONAIRE.BRIGAND. .. .. ... ' THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND. ■ : Absolutely Exclusifo-to the PJP.P. jjVM P R'E S S THEATRE*. •"Where Everybody. Goes." /NOW. SHOWING-.. .

Vitagraph's Enchanting , ' , ■ • ■ Loto Romance, . . LILY OF THE VALLEY, . LILY OF.THE VALLEY.:._ . 'AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE (topical), " v 'THE SOCIAL SECRETARY, (Labin drama). , TOUGH-LUCK SUITE (Kalem comic).. . . ...:! AND OTHERS. EMPRESS GRAND ORCHESTEA, Comments nightly at 7.30. ■' ' N.Z. AMATETJR SWIMMING ASSOCIATION. ; ' {Wellington Centre.) • riRAND SWIMMING- CABNTVAIi IX (Wet or Fine). Under patronage of His Excellency {hi Governor, the Prime Minister, . Sir. Joseph Ward, His Worship the Mayor. TE ARO BATHS, , SATURDAY, 6th MARCH,' 2.30' p.m. Doors Open 1.30. DUKE KAHANAMOKU! Champion Sprint Swimmer of the' World, . . Olympic Games Hero. ! Described by the Press as "The Human. ■ Fish" and "The Swimming • Marvel, - - ■ Also, the World's Next Besi-i . ! GEORGE CUNHA! ■ «- Who has just defeated the .Australian Champions... ' FIRST-CLASS PROGRAMME EVENTS. Prices—3s., 2a., Is. Tickets and plan at Axmifs and T. Shields. No free list. ; ; Jupp's Band. ■ ' ■ . - A. M. FARNALL, Hon. Sec. . NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR ATH- ■ " LETIC CHAMPIONSHIP. — ' ■./ MEETING. . ...... BASIN RESERVE... BASIN RESERVE. SATURDAY," 13th MARCH; ,; '\; SATURDAY, 13th MAJSCH. Entries will close TO-DAY (THURSDAY), 4th MARCH, with J. C. Cusack, Hon. Sec., 28 Manners Street. Entries for . events for members Ei- ■ •peditionary Forces will close, samo date ■>-' with W.. J. Bennett, Military Camp, Trentham,. . ■ • Net proceeds of Meeting in Aid oi tli9 > Wounded Soldiers' and Dependents ; w, " I ' . Fond, . ...j'i T4/TR. J. A. CLARKE, Belgian. Congo, iVI will LECTURE (D.VI TO-NIGHT! (Thursday), 7.45 o'clock, Gospel., Hall, , Vivian' Street. 'Tears of the Right Hand of the Most Hifth," ''Tho; Trua/ .. Perspective." ' FRIDAY, 8 p.m., Con- . cert" Chamber, Town Hall; • Lantern. Lecture, 'Travelling.and.Hunting'm Dr.--. Livingstbpe's,.Conntry " , ~Atseat.-and: a! ~. hearty- welcome -to, all. ■■ .3m: 1

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