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

AMUSEMENTS Q P E B A JJ O U S E. Direction AUSTRALIAN AMUSEMENT SYNDICATE. uomTviencing Monday, feb. ioth. EOR A SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS Direct from his. Successes in Europe, America, and Australia. H IT G A R D, THE WORLD'S WEIRDEST WIZARD, WITH HIS OWN COMPANY OP DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS. Introducing Tor the first time outside of the world's large cities his tremendous Oriental Success, "A NIGHT IN A CHINESE PALACE.” Which ran for six consecutive months in New York and London (performers, Ching Sung, Loo. See You Soo. and Whig Sing Loo). A BLAZE OF ORIENTAL GRANDEUR AND EFFECT. Scenery and costumes costing 10,000 dollars. In this great act the following Eastern illusions are included; —The Birth of a Pearl—The Mystic Orange ’Free—Sun and Moon—The Fatal Arrow—The Lady of the Mist—Fire Eating Extraordinary—Creation of Flowers —and the Mysterious Elephant Nights in India, Etc., Etc. HUGARD IS THE ACKNOWLEDGED KING OF SLEIGHT OF HAND. ' THE GREAT RIFLE FEAT la the talk of five Continents. Riflemen, bring your own rifles and cartridges. Mark the bullets and shells. Load the rifles anil fire at the heart of Hugard. What will bo the result? Hugard will catch tho bullets, return them to you with the marks upon the bullet, and the exploded shell, hot, and with tho grooves of the riflo on the bullet. MUST EE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED. Never successfully performed by any other magician. PR.ICE—3s, 2s, and Is. Day Sales and Box Plan as usual. IRVING WEBB, Touring Manager.

WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS WATER-COL 0 UR, DRAWINGS WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS By Prominent PRESENT-DAY PAINTERS. OTHER TREAT for ART-LOYEES. A SUPERB DISPLAY Prom MRS FLETCHER JOHNSTON’S Well-known Collection. FINER THAN EVER. At W. H. TURNBULL AND CO.'S GALLERY, 27, Panama street. OPEN DAILY. ADMISSION FREE. -pH M P R E S S THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT. (Under Auspices Socialist Party). H. E. HOLLAND On “SOLIDARITY." Musical Programme; commences 7.45 p.m. CITY COUNCIL. TU-MORROW (SUNDAY), FEB. 2nd, At 3 p.m. BAND PERFORMANCE. JUPP'S BAND AT LYALL BAY. JNO. ’R. PALMER, . ■ Town Clerk. February Ist, 1913. i>ic EDUCATIONAL jy-ISS TEWSLEY. Teacher of German, BEGINS TEACHING FEBRUARY 3rd. 4, Athol crescent. Telephone 2210. jyjISS , URSULA TEWSLEY, Teacher of Pianoforte, RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY 3rd. 4, Athol crescent. Telephone 2210. VIOLIN TUITION. MR JOHN McGLASHAN begs to intimate to his Pupils and others that he 17111 resume Teaching at hie Rooms. No. 5, Bonlcott on MONDAY, February 3rd. Harmony and Counterpoint taught free to Pupils. ’ 318 KINDERGARTEN AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL, CLIFTON TERRACE (Next Bridge). Principal MISS FRANCIS. SCHOOL Reopens on MONDAY, February 3rd, 1913. 312 FITZHEEBEET TERRACE SCHOOL, i TOOAEDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE I -B3 GIRLS. Principal Miss Baber, M.A. The New Term will begin on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6tb. I Miss Baber will be at homo on Wednesday, February sth, 10-12 a.m. and 3-5 pan. ■ 791 PIANOFORTE PLAYING^ M* BAXTER BUCKLEY Will Resume TEACHING. FEBRUARY 17th, 1913. Studio: 229, Willis st. Hours, 9-12, 2-5. CD. MACKINTOSH, • No. 36, Kent terrace (Music Master Wellington College), Teacher of the PIANOFORTE AND SINGING. Also Violin, Flute. Clarinet, and other Instruments. Will Resume Teaching on , SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Ist, 1913, THEORY A SPECIAL FEATURE. WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLLEGE. THE First Term, 1913, will begin on WEDNESDAY, February sth. The Principal will receive new pupils on TUESDAY, February 4th, between 9.30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and between 2 and 4 p.m. Girls under 10 admitted at half Lower School Pec. No. 10, Hill street, has been approved by the Board of Governors as a Boardinghouse for pupils under the supervision of Mrs Urquhart. CHAS. P. POWLES, 226 Secretary. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. IT’S WORTH A GREAT DEAL TO YOU TO know by wbat means you can qualify to enter the best paid profession in the world. By giving a little of your spare time, you can (at home, without the inconvenience of attending classes) successfully fit yourself to fill a responsible position in this great profession, and at a good salary, too. SEND TO-DAY for FREE BOOK, "How to Become an Electrical or Mechanical Engineer." . It tells what our system is; it shows what we have done for others; it proves what wo can do for you. BAGLEY AND TINKLER, 633, Collins street, Melbourne, Victoria. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. 1%/fR LEO. BUCKERIDGE (Pupil of T’-t Sir Charles Santley, London, and Signor Blasco, Milan) Resumes Teaching on TUESDAY, February 4tb. At Home to intending pupils MONDAY. 3rd. 77, The Terrace. Tel. 2668. VIOLIN. IVTISS GRACE KENNEDY will Resume "*■ Tuition on TUESDAY, February 4th*. J 913. Address.;, 1, Clifton terrace.