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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenay Place. 'Phone 165. TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. Absolutely the greatest Vaudeville Bill . ever presented to the N.Z. public. | A PROGRAMME 01? STAR ACTS. Received last night with acclamations of delight by a hugo audionco. Terrific success of the FOUR AERIAL LESTERS Direct FOUR AERIAL LESTERS from FOUR AERIAL LESTERS America. The world's greatest gymnastio novelty artists, presenting their original act, the UPSIDE DOWN BAND. , Enthusiastic reception of WALKER AND BUNTING, WALKER AND BUNTING, - The real thing in Scotch comedy. WYKEHAM AND PRESTON, Tho Favourite Farce Comedians. FRANK, LANK, and ALICE, The inimitable comedy club swingers, MATILDE AND ELVIRA, Tho dashing-Spanish entertainers. ELEANOR AND BERTIE, A Brilliant Wire-walking Act. ELLA AIRLIE, Tho incomparable diseuso at the piano. Jock Thompson. Merlyn. Elton Fox, W. Sumner. Prices—2s„ Is. 6d., and Is. Doors, 7.15 PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE. THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE. TO-DA.Y 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 ARIIY. Miners and Lawyers, Dockers and Doctora KITCHENER'S NEW ARMY. Thoir Majesties inspect 500,000 ReurUits. - A Ureat 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! JjJMPRESS THEATRE. "Where Everybody Goes." NOW SHOWING: Selig'a Sensational Wild Animal Drama: IN THE TEMPLE OF, THE LION, .. The Third Instalment, of f "Adventures of Kathlyn," "Australian Gazette"; "Tha' Lion Tamer" (Vita. Comedy); ""Helen's Sacrifice" (Kalem Railway Drama), "Bang Goes Beyers." ■ gEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS. BEAUMONT SMITH Has the honour to announce tjhat the famous comedy-drama,l . SEVEN LITTLE AUSTRALIANS, which recently scored such an ; enormous success in Wellington, will play at th'a following towns on dates mentioned:— PALMERSTON NORTH—SAE. NEXT, April 10. WAIPAWA-MON. NEXT, April 12. NAPIER—TUES. NEXT, Aprfl 13. HASTINGS-WED. NEXT, April 14. DANNEVIRKE—THURS. NEXT, Apl. 15. FOXTON—FRIDAY, April 16, WANGANUI—SATURDAY, iVpril 17. The same company featuring the brilliant Cecil Haines. • BPORTIND. HAWKE'S BAY CLUB. DOMINATIONS for ALL INVENTS foi I AUTUMN MEETING Close on s FRIDAY, .APRILlath, BTRkTTON, Secretary. NOTICE TO OWNERS .AND TRAENBfiS. -[DOMINATIONS for the MARLBOBOUGH RACING CLUB'S Autumn Meeting close with tho Secretary, MR. L. GRIFFITHS, at Blenheim, on FRIDAY,. 16th APRIL. It, GRIFFITHS, ••Sefffeiaiy;*'--; BEGG'S PIANOS!. . .. BESP'BRITISH MANUFACTURE.^' OUR long experionco in the Piano bufiw ness (extending aver 58 yean) 1 has enabled us to 6elect the best available. Our sole Agencies consist of the following, old established British Firms, whose products are a guarantee of the >best"workmanship:— ' JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS (1820). JUSTIN BROWNE (183fi). CHALLEN AND SON (1804). ' ' . GEORGE ROGERS AND SONS (18i3).. Our Showrooms are 6tocked with the latest Models by each maker, and intending purchasers 6hould certainly favour ua with a visit of inspection.- if unable in call, we will post you illustrated Catalogues free. Our extended payment fju tem is worth investigating. . CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD.. MANNERS STREET.'WELLINGTON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANO • HOUSE IN N.Z. ; . BALLROOM DANCING. ! /11/fTIS. H. B. MASON'S Classes .for. Be-. iVL ginners are held on Monday and, Wednealay Evenings in the Private Hall. The latest Dances taught' Term' commences with pupil. Proficiency ensured in Six Private Lessons. Private lessonsby arrangement. Address: 86 GhuzneeStreet (near St. Peter's Church). . • RAG-TIME PIANO PLAYING POSITIVELY taught in 10. to'2o'tosons by the.Colbir System (na scales), each exercise a movement developing speed, enabling a stranger at, the piano to play the latest songs and as they axe published, without the laborious study and waste of time and money hereto necessary. "No special < musio required." If you already play, learn how to oonvert your musio to timeCall for all particulare. or write tax our oiroular. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Bouloott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street. Interviews on? time. A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. /~IARS FOR HIRE OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public Trust Office, Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress GRAN OLA a. THE f nun. to' trtrjz beady |nmb T0 ffira^auj] SfjRVE BREAKFAST FOOD. «««=S®3 MANUFACTURED from sprci.illv soleoted Wheat, Oats, ' Rye, and Maim. Is- Gd. per bag. All grocers nr. SANITARIUM HEALTH F00& OA FE' _ W A WELLIN,GTON;