AMUSEMENTS.jjjj^sgra ANOTHER GALVANIC SUCCESS. A NEW RECORD BREAKER. . FULL OF CHARMS AND THRII&3. ' A MOD^CT^^ |, Something entirely new in the way ol ' | entertainment. Fum on the surface always bubbling up. A good story scintillating with dainty naughtiness, giving zest to merriment, creating dratoatio' sur- . ; prises. v USUAL PRICES.; . USUAL PRICES- ' PHENOMENAL ATTRACTION! 1 : ■ At I TTIVERYBODY'S. VERXBODY'S. TO-DAY. AND ALL THIS WEEK. • Supported by i WINSOME BESSIE LOVE, • j Eicollent Supporting Items. ■; j Day, 3d. and Cd. Night, 6d. | Tea in Dress Circle till 5.80. v . J 'FEDERATED CATHOLIC CLUBS 0® V N.Z. ART UNION. ; i WINNING TICKET, No. 605. Mr,! ' »' Thos. Qninn, Hassal Street,! Timam. • • , ' THOS. H. FORSTER, ■ ■.!■' , . Hon. Secretary, j '■r~' MUSIC MADE EASY. ~ i "STSTHY waste years learning? When ticl V? "COLBIR" system teaohea you to play the latest songs, two-steps, ana ali ■, classes of musio in 10 to 20 lessons, save? time, money, and drudgery. Noßcalea,ioj special musio. Plenty of local references, i; Testimonials can be seen from all parts,; Don't heap your piano idle. Interviews; any time. Call for all particulars. Bit*] ley'a College of Musio, Boulcott StrecTfe! , (Chambers), first floor up.. NOTICE.r- New Zealand Inventioiu; The Old Clothes Prop has had its - day, for the "SAFETY" CLOTHES! I PROPS have come to stay. The harder j ' the wind blows the safer are the clothes--' I lines in its keeping. The Allies' Hand Protector and Polisher is. the tfnly clean combination; . for Polishing Stoves, Boots, eto., etc.; ' Obtainable at all stores and ironmonger?^ TV B I L L E R ~ & C 0.„ iJ , 'Phono 703 A. ■ . 1 Holland Street, Wellington. SHOP. OFFICE, BANK, AND. BAR FITTINGS. . . Manufacturers of '.-METAL MOULDINGS, ' AIRTIGHT ! ' SHOWCASES is SHOP FRONTS. . ■ Wood and Metal.. Country Work a Speciality. IF this Bhould catch the C(ye of anyone suffering from Piles, send P.N., i 18. 6d„ to. J. H. WHITING, Box 19i,h; Palmereton North, and he will send' you a Jar of the' great TOHUNGAE - OINTMENT. ■ ' „ \ . • Give "Tohunga a trial.- sure M, Cure. . ' , Agenta wanted everywhere, :■ ■ ■ W" - hT ■' px l .v] • OORNHILL STREET, Honse, .Window, and Office-Cleaning f: Contiaotor. ! ! Carpets Cleaned and Beaten by ' I MACHINERY. ■ALIi ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTES = Telephone 3292 (3 fines). ■ .;, j
AMUSEMENTS. A IIADIANT AUREOLA 03? FOOTLKrffT FAVOURITES OP THE .UNIVERSE. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Palatial • PULLERS' 'Enchanting Homo of POLLERS' .Varioiy. TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT ■ Messrs. .Puller have. pleasure in preseating- the Prodigious [Wonder Act ofthe age. ' . ttOSS, WYSE, and the BIG SURPRISE nnoo' !Ul 4 S"> BIG SURPRISE ROSS, AVI SB, and the BIG SURPRISE 3 Revelations in a .Merry Melange of .Melody and Mirth-end the Smallest is THE BIGGEST. First Appearance of LENNON and HILL, ' LENNON and Trm' In tlieir Riotous Comedy Extravagance "TWO. OF A MIND." Initial Appearance of MISS ELSIE MORRIS, MISS ELSIE MORRIS, A. .Vivacious Nvmph in Male Attire. . THE PLEMMXNGS, . THE FLEMMINGS, Living Paragons.of Sculptured Beauty. BOLLINGER and REYNOLDS. BOLLINGER and REYNOLDS. A Man/ a Girl, a. 'Slaok Wire—and MIRACLES! Athol TIERW ROSS Peggy ; In Another Banquet of Fun and Music. MISS DORA OBERMAN, • MISS DORA OBERMAN, , Alluring Philomel of Dnlcet Harmony. KINGSLEY and GRAHAM. JESSIE BARLEE. Harry THE FARIIOWS Louie. Harry 1 THE FARROWS v Louie. Harry THE FARROWS Louie. The' Flashing Fun-beams of the Firmament. The lato Panto. Dame and • a Lady Partner in A FARCICAL EA3RAGO OF FRIVOLITY Prices as usual.—D.C- and 0.5., 25.; Stalls, Is. Booking, 'fhe Bristol, Jsd. extra. Boot and ho CERTAIN I • MONDAY NEXT! "WISH WYNNE. N.Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. "ji/tTEMBERS are reminded that Annual IriL Exhibition will ho opened at ,8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. Admission to Public this evening 2s, 6d., and on subsequent daya le. : BRINSMEAD - PIANOS... THE. true lover of Musio >vill always demand in his Piano quality of tone, responsiveness of touch, and excellence of material and workmanship. These latter qualities aTe an important point, .because they. secure durability, and Uio genuine Pianist is as deeply attached to his instrument .as a,Violinist is to his Violin. The- wotth of a Piano lies in th<T music' which can be extracted from it, and it is tho voice of the Piano lh<lt has first claim. Hence the lowest priced Brinsmead Model has the true distinctive Brinsmea'd tone. "The moment a chord ,is struck you 'can tell from its rich, full quality by the long, true singing note that it is an instrument of no common grade. Its touch is no less delightful, -while—like the good Violin—its tones become mellower with age. Inspection cordially invited by the Sole Agents, ' OHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., Manners Street, Wellington. NEW Coin Trioks—Cap and Coin Trick. Two pennies aro examined and placed on tho back of any person's hand, and covered with the cap. The pennies are seen to pass through tho hands, and on removing tho cap sixpence is found in place of the pennies; post free, Is. ljd. The Flying Maori Penny is shown in the open hand, and instantly disappears, back and front is shown, the coin has gone,' and will appear at will of performer; post free, 7*d. Send penny stamp for catalogue. > A. W. Moran and Son, GO Willis Street, Wellington. SOLDIERS' XMAS CAKES. CJEE.that your.Boys or Soldier Friends to fare well, at- Xmas. This can be doiie'by "swiding one "of our _ specially prepared cakes, packed in airtight tins.We guarantee these cakes. Price, according to size.We will post the parcel. Send particulars to J. RAWLINS, White House, The Square, and Terrace End, Palmorston North. , nit SHIELDS, Military Tailor, Willis JL 4 Street, begs to announce that he lias just received a new shipment pf Artillery Buttons, Ist Canterbury, 9th Hawke's Bay, Wellington. East Coast, 16th Waikato Badges, also Brass Buglers' Badges, and all makes of putties. DIFFERENCE IS what you wont in' your Car. If. it looks like a million others, it loses its attraction for yon. When you pas 3 your friends in your new Car they will not say, "What is it"—they'll 6ay "Ifs an OAKLAND." W. W. PILKINGTON, Importer, 97 Courtenay Place_ Wellington.
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