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AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Courtenny Place. 'Phone 105. i TO-NIGHT, at 8. SATUEDAY. 2.30. i Now FULLERS' Vaudeville Specialty FULLERS' Company SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! ■ SUCCESS I Received Nightly with tho Utmost Enthusiasm. ELTON BLACK'S NEW REVUE CO. Last Three Nights of CATCH ON! CATCH ON! Tho Heal Thing in. Rovuo. CATCH ON! CATCH ON! A feast: of comedy. A. musical triumph. CATCH ON! CATCH ON!. A spectacular treat. 'A dancing delight. CATCH ON! CATCH ON/! New Features. Now Songs. Everything entirely different. CATCH ON! CATCH ON! Girls and Gaiety Fun and Frivolity! CATCH ON! CATCH ON! Laughter and Jollity. CATCH ON! CATCH ON! Last Three Nights of - ■ MISS EUGENIE BOLAND, BALANCING STEVENS. ME. ARTHUR DOUGLAS. Unbounded Success of THE DUCKWORTHS. VERNON AND SINCLAIR. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Mr. Elton Black's Next Revue, SURE THING! SURE THINOI .SURE THING! SURE THING! Prices: 25., Is. 6d., and Is. . Book at The Bristol, 6d. extra. Doors 7.16. TO-NIGHT! ' •i'O-NIGHTI ST. ANNE'S HALL, Green Street, Newtown, EMPIRE FLORAL FETE - AND ART UNION. In Aid of the Debt' Reduction of St. Anne's (Newtown), St. Patri'dk's (Kilbir- ' nie), and St. Francis's (Island Bay) Churches.' Under the • patronage of. Her Excellency Lady Liverpool, Lady Ward, and the Mayoress (Mrs. J. P. Luke). ' Magnificent Danoing Programme, Display of Swedish! Drill and Musical Items, Music by South Wellington Amateur Orchestra. SATIREE TO-MORROW (SATUEDAY) AFTERNOON, 3 o'clock. '■■ ' Children Admitted FREE.' Admission (including Ticket in Art Union)— One Shilling. FEILDING JOOKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING, , 30th NOVEMBER and Ist DECEMBER. OWNERS and TRAINERS are reminded that Nominations for all Handicap Events, also Aorangi Trial Plate and Maiden Scurry, and Entries for OROUA STAKES (w.f.a.), will be received up to 8.30 p.m: on FRIDAY, the sth INST. ■ EDMUND GOODBEHERE, Secretary, Feilding. ' BEGG'S BRITISH PIANOS. TNTENDING , Purchasers of a- Piano •«- should not hesitate to visit our Showrooms. We have just opened up shipments of the latest models by the famous British Makers:— •'■'•■■■■■ JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS. ' ' CHALLEN AND SON. GEORGE. EOGEES AND'SON. .' ' " MOORE AND MOORE. JUSTIN BROWNE. NEWMAN 4 CO. BRINSMEAD PIANO PLAYERS, • Also, The Celebrated French Piano, THE PLEYEL. A selection of high-grade instruments unsurpassedj A cordial invitation is extended tii visitors to visit our Showrooms, whether a purchaser or not we will be only to pleased to demonstrate. ,thetbeauties of'the various-instruments.'' CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. Tho oldest-established Piano. and Music . . House in N.Z.—54 years.-.'' Open every- Friday night till 9 o'clock. TMTUSIC FOR THE MASSES. STILL ANOTHER, FROM HUNDREDS. 298 Hereford Street, Christoburch, September 29th, 1915. , Dear Mr. Birley,—Would you be so kind as "to send me "Sweet by-and-Bye, with. Variations," also two others which I would like you to choose for me. I have marked on your list pieces .1: : already have, and hope you will choose rather difficult ones, as I like plenty to do. Yours sincerely, . ~ , .. KURA G. DKON. (The above pupil had 16 lessons). Don't waste time and money. The "Colbir", system of Ragtime teaches you to play all the latest songs and two-steps in 10 to 20 lessons. (No special miisio required.) Plenty of local references. Call and see testimonials from all parts, interviews any time.. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC, Bouloott Street (Chambers, first floor up). Printing promptly produced at VX popular prices, at "Dominion" Job Printing Works.

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