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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8343, 1 February 1913, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS rriHß EMPRESS THEATRE. Direction , J. D. Williams. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Stulls, 3d; Dress Circle, Ud. Stalls 3d Stalls DO Stalk 3d Stalk Stalls Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. Last appearance of this PROGRAMMEof UNEXAMPLED, MAGNIFICENCE. 3d Including ‘"The New York Hat” Stalls (A.B. exclusive drama), "Juan and Juanita" (sensational railroad adventure), "Nina's _ Evening Prayer" (captivating child story), “Jinx's Birthday Party"' (A.B. exclusive comedy), "Trip through a Canadian Forest.” “Warwick Olironiole," "Picturesque England,” “A Lively Dispute," "PolidoT is Pond of Wrestling.” BRING the CHILDREN TO-DAY. SENSATIONAL NOTICE. MONDAY NEXT MONDAY MONDAY THE COUNT of MONTE CRISTO. AT LAST “The Count of AT LAST Monto Cristo" AT LAST has arrived. “THE COUNT ‘"THE COUNT OP Tho OP ONLY OP in SELIG OP New Copy OP Zealand. MONTE CRISTO." MONTE CRISTO." DIFFERENT to ANY OTHER. Occupies 50 MINUTES. Over 3000 feet in length. There is ONLY ONE SELIG CO. This is THEIR PICTURE. ■ Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls ad Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls ad Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalk 3d Stalls 3d Stalk 3d pEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, Manners street. Last Day and Last Night of our present Grand Series. Pail not—to see tho perfect projection and at the PPI. Fail not—to eeo the perfect projection and brilliancy at the P-P.P. Last night of "The PDate’s Daughter.” Last night of "Juan and Juanita.” Last night of All the Others. Specials To-day for tho Kiddies. MONDAY’S STAR ATTRACTION! "NELLIE, THE LION TAMER.” Something exceptional. Adults, 6d. Children, 3d. THELMA PETERSEN CONCERT. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN MALL, WEDNESDAY, FEB. sth. H/fISS* THELMA - PETERSEN, the JLtJ. young N.Z. Contralto, is to give a Farewell Concert on above date. Assisted by Messrs J. Culford Bell, Allwright, Fletcher, Xante Wood and the Orpneus Quartette Party. Full programme in Tuesday’s papers. Admission 2s. Box Plan at tho Dresden. No extra charge for booking. 314 W. D. GORHAM, Secretary. ICI7ELEINGTON HARBOUR U FERRIES, LTD. DAY'S BAY AND BONA BAX SERVICE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Ist. Perry Steamers wiH run as under:— LEAVE WELLINGTON—--73, 10.15 a.m.. 1.15, 23, 5.20, 6,20, 10.15 p-m. LEAVE RON A. BAY— ' 7,8, 11.15 a.m., 2, 4.50, 6, 7 pan. LEAVE DAY'S BAY— . 6.50. 8.10, 11 a-m.. 2.15. 5, 6.10. 7.10 p.m. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd. LEAVE WELLINGTON—--10.15, *ll a-m., 2.30, *3, 5.45, and 9 pan. LEAVE RONA BAY—--9.15, 11.15 a.m., *2, 5, and 8.20 pan. LEAVE DAY’S BAY—9, 11 a-m.. *1.50, 5, and'B.lo p.m. *These trips run only when weather is fine. (Circumstances permitting.) Fare—Adults Is 3d, Children 6d. TT'kANCING, Victoria Hail, Newtown.— JL' Madame Foley is prepared to enrol Pupils for Music and Dancing. Tuition Class, Thursday; Upper. Hutt, Friday. Private Lessons by appointment. The largest stock of Pancy Dresses for Hire in the Dominion. Tho above hall is now available for dances, etc. MISCELLANEOUS HANNAH’S Sale Begins To-day. Ladies’ Smart Patent 'Shoes, with grey tops, usually 12s 6d, Sale Price tis Ud. YOUR friends far away will appreciate a Dainty Booklet, or a Handsome Album of Now Zealand’s Charming Scenery. Large variety, from 6d to 12s 6d at tho “Times" Stationery Department, Kelbumo avenue. FOUND on Lambton quay—The place for View Books and Post Cards of Charming New Zealand Scenery. The "Times" Stationery Department, Kelburne avenue. ANNAH’S Sale Begins To-day. Ladies' Tan Oxford Shoes, round toes, welted, usually 15s 6d. Sale Price 8s lid. FOUND ou Lambton quay — The place for View Books and Post Cards of Charming New Zealand Scenery. Tho “Times" Stationery Department, Kelburne avenue. i nnOURISTS will find tho best and JL largest assortment of Poet Cards and View Books of Beautiful New Zealand at the "New Zealand Times" Sta- , lionery Department, Kelburne avenue. PEKA HOUSE LoUie Shop for the finest English_and colonial Sweets. Wo also have a Tull range of seasonable Drinks. Open day and night. 395 HANNAH'S Sale Begins To-day. Men’s Tan Kid Derby Bals., stitched soles, usually 17s 6d. Sale Price 12s 9d. T IVIN6 Testimonials can be seen and JLI heard. Marvellous cures of hope, less cases. Free consultation—2 to 4 p.m. Veedee Depot, 85. The Terrace. ALL milk supplied from the Milk Depot, Dixon street, is examined by an officer specially appointed by the Health Department. ANNAH’S Sale Begins To-day. GDls' Glace Kid Triple Bar Shoes, sixes 7 to 10,( usually 6s 6d. Sale price Is 9d. 1 r)-t <n> HAVE you ordered your JLiO-O Diaries for 1913 yet? Delay spells disappointment! Order now while the full assortment is available. .£3OO for 6d insurance coupons enclosed with Diaries at tho “Times" Stationery De- ‘ O BILLIARD ROOM PEOPRIETORS —Full Size Tables, .£BS, best Welsh Slate, fast low cushions; Billiard Dining Tables, from £2l. The best of Sundries stocked. Bird and Jensen. Billiard Table Specialists, 157-9. Willis Greet. ■ _ ANNAH’S Sale Begins To-day. Men’s Tan Kid Goloshed Bals., several stvlce, usuaUy 17s 6d. Sale price 9s lid. RONA BAY STORE AND COAL DEPOT (Next Ferry Wharf). F AMXLIES waited upon. Goods delivered Promptly. CHARLES RUSSELL, Proprietor.