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AMUSEMENTS. RETURN. VISIT. WITH EVERYTHING NEW. ] jQRAND OPERA HOUSE. ] Lcbecos J., C. Williamson, Ltd. Commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), FEBRUARY 16. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), FEBRUARY 16. CURTAIN AT 7.M. 1 JACK WALLER Presents his Horry Musical Mosaic, "LOOK WHO'S lIERE." "LOOK WHO'S HERE." "LOOK WHO'S HERE." Direct from a Twenty Weeks' Season at the Palace Theatre, Sydney, and after a Triumphant March throug'i New Zealand. "LOOK WHO'S HERE." OOMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. "It will ho an argument for a wcok, laughter for a month, and a good jest for ""very bright, very clever, and B\vcet as. a C<?WEllP '" 25 STAR PERFORMERS Go to tho making of | "LOOK WHO'S HERE." Including the irreproachable "PURPLE BAUD," Which, with Jack Waller n-s Otmductoi% and with the aid of FOUR PIAM)b, played simultaneously, will contribute the famous overturo from "William Tell. "LOOK WHO'S HERE," A "Prescription that liaß taken Brains (A capital B, please, Mr. Compositor) nearly a quarter of a century to discover. _ A pot-pourri of merriment t and music, which embraces .the gnaces of Connc Opera, Tragedy, Vaudeville, Revue, Burlesque, and Conservatorium Concert. If you are wise you will BOOK YOUR SEATS. Tho plans for the first four nights are at the Bristol, and the fares for admission are: Drees Circle and Reserved Stalls, 45.; Back Stalls, 3s. Early Door; Gallery, 2s„ Late Door Gallery. Is. Add the Amusement Tax to these figures. No Booking Fee. Day Sales at the Grand Opera House Sweet Shop. TWO MORE OPPORTUNITIES I Two More Nights Remain of the Present Season of MALINI. MALINT. MALINI. MALINI. ■ MALINI. MALINI. "THE NAPOLEON" OF MAGIC," At the CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, ONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, THE LAST TWO NIGHTS! THE LAST TWO NIGHTS I . MALINI. MALINI. MALINI. MALINI. MALINI. MALINI. THE MARVELLOUS MAGICIAN. THE LAST TWO NIGHTS I Plans at Bristol PRICES—Ss„ 3s„ 2s. (plus tax). 4 MUSIC MADE EASY. BIRLEY'S COLLEGE OF MUSIC reopens 28th January. Pupils will please keep arrangements previously made Intending Pupils oah bo interviewed any time from that date. Piano Playing taught in from 10 to 20 lessons by tho "Colbir" System (no special mußic required). Saves time, money, and drudgery (no scales), same results. The success of our local pupils speaks for this system. Testimonials from all partß. Call for all particulars Boulcott' Chambers (Ist floor up), Boulcott Street. business notices. I RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO, GOUT, NEURITIS arc the outcome of excess urio acid in the system. This useless and harmful by-product, of Nature's functions in formed in the blood, and deposited in the jointß, and muscles and tissue where, if neglected, it accumulates and causes pain, discomfort, and illness. WE GUARANTEE TO EFFECT A PERMANENT CURE OR MAKE NO CHARGE! For further particulars, -write ■i MESSRS. L M'LACHLAN AND CO., LID., Queen Street, Auckland, I>.o. Box 1213. CARCEN HOTEL, AUCKLAND KECOGNISED as one of the Loading Hotels in Australasia. Specialty: Suites of Rooms, with private Bathroom, etc. Ballroom. Tariff: 10b. 6d. to 15b. per day. Special Terms for lengthened periods. Bedroom and Breakfast from 6s. Other Meals optional. Full particulars from Thos. Cook and Son, or Govt. Tourist Bureaux., Telegrams: "Caigen," Auckland. E. F. BLACK. Proprietor. MILLIGAN'S KELBTJBN SyZyr AVENUE, ' Are DRESS SUIT Specialists.

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