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AMUSEMENTS. ,f (OKGim'S CINDERELLA TANTO.\II.MJi. "SISTER SI'SIK'S SKWIXG SHIRTS I'uif sulmlks." One of tho Son;; Hits of the Great Slioir. ABE YOU ANY OOOI) AT ALLITERATION ! J Sister Susio'c sowing shirts for soldiers, Such skill, nt soivi 11 k sliirts our ehy ycnns Sifter Stisio shews: Some soldiers send I'pistlrs, say they'd .sooner sleep on thistles, Thiin the saucy, soft short sliirts for soldiers Sister Susie sews. DO YOU '['TiINIC YOU COULD WRITE A HETTER CHORUS? TRY". Alliteration of nnv letter mny lie used, but the same metre as above must be kept. A Prize will be paid by the management of ONE GUINEA FOR THE BEST VERSE SUBMITTED. Address all efforts to "Sister Susie," "CINDERELLA" PANTOMIME, Grand Opera House. THE WINNING VERSE WILL BE SUNG. iQRAND OPERA HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williartieon, Ltd. An Unparalleled Production. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. 7 Nights Only. MATINEES SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY', Juno 12 and 16. First representation in Wellington of ,T. C. AVILLIAMSON'S Stupendous, Gorgeous, and RecordBreaking Pantomimic Extravaganza, CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA, CINDERELLA, In Two Wonderful Acts Of •18 Astonishing Scones. Crowded with Comedy all through, And with A Dazzlinply Beautiful Succession of Wondrous Scenes, Songs, Choruses, Ballets. Pageants of Pictorial Perfection. The most amazing medley of everything enjoyable ever concocted for the exhilaration of tho general public. A Harvest of Great Features for the Children's Special Delight. The Pantomime will be followed at tho Matinee' by AN UPROARIOUSLY FUNNY OLD'TIME HARLEQUINADE (Arranged by Barry Lupino). Box Plans for the season will bo onencd on MONDAY MORNING NEXT at the Bristol Piano Co., from 0 o'clock. A. queue will be formed from 8 a.ill. C QUEEN CARNIVAL TO-DAY'S (FRIDAY) PROCESSION. nnitE Public are hereby notified that a large Procession, with torchlights, will proceed from. Bunny Street to Newtown Park THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. Tho Marshals will pai'ade in Bunny Street at 6.(5 p.m., and all those willing to partialpaito in the Procession will line up in Featherston Street, with the head of the column at Bunny Street, at 7 p.m. H. J. GILLMORE, Secretary Procession Committee. nnHE Silver Grid for Teas and Sup--B- pers. Fish and Grills a Speciality. Fresh Oysters always on hand. PALMERSTON NORTH. WE have now Opened Branch Rooms at 3S Cuba Street. (See local papers.) Piano or Organ Playing Taught in a few Lessons. No study or drudgery of any kind. Snccess guaranteed with all classes of Music. Fee, d£l 10s., refunded if pupil (any age) cannot read music and play a tune the first week. We also teach the "Colbir" system of Ragtime in from 10 to 20 Lessons, enables a pupil to play all tho latest Songs and TwoSteps as they are published (no scales); each Lesson a movement developing speed. Testimonials, and newspaper reports from all parts can be seen by a visit to College Rooms. Call or write for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Boulcott Street. BRICE'S T UNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, BRANDON STREEt, next to Kirkcaldie and Stains. If you want a good Fish or Meat Tea, 5 to 7.30, try Brice's. TSSTHERE will I Lunch? The Silver v v Grid in Cuba Street. Best Shilling Lunch in tho City. BALLFOOMTJA NCING. PROFICIENCY ENSUREDSIX PRIVATE LESSONS OR ONE QUARTER AT CLASS. 14/TRS. U. B. MASON teaches daily at IvJL her Private Hall. Classes for beginners, Monday and Wednesday Evenings, term commencing with pupil. Private Lessons by arrangement, by Day or Evening. Address: 86 Ghuznee St. (near St. Pater's Church). A.B.C. TAXI SERVICE. PARS FOR HIRE OR STORED. Oil and Petrol Supplied. 'Phone 2924. Address: Next Public Trust Office, Lambton Quay. N. NIGHTINGALE Proprietress ' GREEVS MARVELLOUS CORN CURE OINTMENT. The great destroyer of Hard Corns, Soft Corns and Warts. It is easy to apply, snfe, sure, and causes no inconvenience, l'rico, Is. per box. Post free. R. M. GREEN, CHEMIST, 141 Vivian Street. Wellington. FOB Luncheon—The Silver Grid Specialises in Soup, Fish, Grills, and Oysters. Be-st in the City for One Shilling.

BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND ORGANS. To make room for extensive new shipments, The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., is now holding a Great Clearing Sale' of Pianos and Organs in the Lambton Quay Showrooms. A large number of Pianos and Organs will he sold irrespective of cost. Some are slightly shop-worn, but equal to new; others, though second-hand, are most desirable instrument.:. The prices quoted are astonishingly low, as the reductions range from 25 per cent, to 75 per cent. If your home is wi'liotit a Piano ov Organ, now is your opportunity to secure a fine instrument ,il a great, saving in price. Visit Ibis sale et earliest moment, '.'piinlry purchasers' railway fares refunded. Ka=y term* of payment arranged. The Rr-tol Piano Co., I.td.. Wellington. Jl. Di'ookcs, North Island Jlanaecr.— .Advt,