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__ AMUSEMENTS. __ HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.80. Absolutely the greatest Vaudeville Bill ever presented to the N.Z. public. A PROGRAMME OF STAR ACTS. Received last night with acclamations of delightby a liuge audience. Terrific success of the POUR AERIAL LESTERS Direct POUR AERIAL LESTERS from POUR AERIAL LESTERS America. The world's greatest gymnastic novelty artists, presenting their original act, the UPSIDE DOWN BAND. Enthusiastic reception of WALKER AND BUNTING, , WALKER AND BUNTING, The Teal tiling in Scotch comedy. WYKEHAM AND PRESTON, Tlio Favourite Farco Comedians. FRANK, LANK, and ALICE, V The inimitablo comedy club swingers. MATILDE AND ELVIRA, The dashing Spanish entertainers. - ; ELEANOR AND BERTIE, S' A Brilliant Wire-walkiug Act. ELLA AIRLIE, Tlio incomparable diseu6e at the piano* ■ Jock Thompsou. Morlyn. Elton Fox* ' W. Sumner. Prices—2s., Is. 6d., and Is. Doors, 7.15. pEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. . TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT! First production in this City of KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. From Raw Recruit to Gallant Tommy, • .KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. Arriving in their thousands, bundle on shoulder. KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. Miners and Lawyers, Dockers and Doctors KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. Their Majesties inspect 500,000 Recrtlits, . A Great Historical Picture. Supported by WHAT THE DRIVER SAW (comedy). . NEW BANK CASHIER (drama). THE TAXI OF FORTUNE (comedy), • And a host of others. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! IMPRESS THEATRE, * ■ "Where Everybody Goes." NOW SHOWING: Third Series of Selig's Wonderful Will? Animal Drama: "Adventures of Kathlyn,'* IN THE TEMPLE OF THE LION, ' Another sensational episode, set amidsj Superb Oriental Scenes. "Australian Gazette"; "The Lion. Tamer" (Vita. Comedy); "Helen's Sacrifice"; and Others. gEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS, . BEAUMONT SMITH Has the honour to announce that th«t famous comedy-drama, SEVEN LITTLE-AUSTRALIANS,, . which recently scored such an enormous, succoss in Wellington, will play at .the < following towns on dates mentioned:— PALMERSTON . NORTH-SAT.. NEXT, . . April 10. WAIPAWA—HON. NEXT, April 12.' NAPIER—TUES. NEXT, April 13. HASTINGS-WED. NEXT, April 14. ' DANNEVIRKE—THURS. NEXT,'ApI.IS. ' FOXTON-FRIDAX April 16. WANGANUI—SATURDAY, April 17., The same company featuring the bril- • ••■ liant Cecil Haines. . ORDER OF THE STAR IN THE EAST, 10 Woodward Street, ' FRIDAY, 9th, at 8 p.m. DRAMATIC READING, , By Howard Edie, of Melbourne, Of "CHITRA," An Indian play adapted from the STaha- : - barata by India's greatest poet, ; RABINDRANATH TAGORE. Public Invited. . Collection. - HOTEL NOTIOEB. T E VI A THAN HOTEL' (Nearly; opposite Railway, Station), DUNEDIN. THE FAVOURITE HOUSE With the Travelling Public. Blectrio Light in Every Bedroom. Hot Baths can be had at all hours Fro# of Charge to Visitors end Boarders, MODERATE CHARGES, -~ Country visitors are reminded that if j only in Town for the Day they cAn ob-'i hyn a Good Lunoh from 12 till 2. Fire Escapes throughout' the Buildings. : : Night and Day Porters. [All communications to JAMES CONNOR, Telephone 67. P.O. Box'US, WHERE TO STAY IN .WELLINGTON. fpHE ALBERT HOTEL, (Corner of Willis and Manners StreeteJ Tariff—9s. 6d. per day;,.£2 103. per week- J fl 1 JAS. MUONALD, Proprietor, — — ./ HINTON'S ZEALANDER HOTEC, Manners Street, WELLINGTON, J. H. HINTON, . . Proprietor, WANTED EkOWN. ARCADIA HOTEL, Lambton Quay, Under New Management. MRS. COCKAYNE, late of Trocadero , and of Christchurch, has now taken possession of the above Hotel, and will be pleased to meet all old aud ucw friends. Concessions to Families and Troopers. CALEDONIAN HOTEL, BASIN RE- • SERVE, WELLINGTON. E. M. DAVEY (late of Imperial and Royal Hotels) has taken ovor this wellknewn and popular Hostelry. Speight's Beer Always on Tap. Free House. Single Bottle at Wholesale Price. The very beat of everything supplied. : : Telephone 774. - ; , WHERE TO STAYIN WELLINGTON:' ZEALANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Clyde Quay. (Near Wharf and To Aro Railway Station.): Kitchen under entire charge of Mr. Fix, late Chef Royal Oak Hotel, Wellington, for 9 years. Visitors' and Rates: ss. per day; 255. per week. 'Phone 1656.. MRS. FIX,' Proprietress'. HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL,, 107, CUBA STREET. "\- Wellington's Leading Private Hotel. Accommodation for 100 guests. First-class ; Cuisine. EveTy modern convenience. s7 Ladies' Private Drawing-room, Sitting-',' rooms, etc. Lounges and eight modern " Bathrooms, inoludmg electric light and,' eleotrio fire alarms. Tariff, 6s. day, 85s.ij weekly. . .. u, lET the. "Dominion" General Printing I Department handle your next order, whatever your requirements. Prompt Reasonable charges, tEtwno