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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8354, 14 February 1913, Page 3

amusements. T he new theatre. Manners street. (MacMahon ami Donnelly’s). CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily—U a.m. till 11 p.m. “GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO." '■The Survival of the Fittest." TO-DAT and TO-NIGHT, JAN 14. The Present Programme contains SEVERAL Dramagraphs “FEATURES" by the World’s Leading Makers. Don't Miss “DATS OF '49" (Kalem.) “A FIGHT IN THE DARK.” "CHIEF WHITE EAGLE" (Lubin). "TRIESTE TO VENICE" (Travel). And MANY OTHERS. Think of it! Adults, SIXPENCE. Children. THREEPENCE. QPERA HOUSE. Direction A.A, Co., Ltd. LAST TWO NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The World’s Master Magician: HUGARD THE MARVELLOUS. HUGARD THE MARVELLOUS. HUGARD THE MARVELLOUS. Nothing like him seen, before. The man who has set Wellington talking. None but himself can be his parallel. THE GREAT RIFLE ACT. Is simply stupendous. The acme of magic art. NOTHING IN THE WORLD LIKE IT. Tremendous Success of Ching Sung Loo and his trained assistants in the great Silent Magical Act, A NIGHT IN A PEKING PALACE. A perfect revelation. A perfect revelation. Great Success of MYRA ERRINGTON. America’s leading Xylophonist and Musical Novelty Expert; also of GEORGE CARMAN, the Favourite English Comedian. DON'T FORGET, IT WILL BE BETTER FOR YOU TO SEE THIS SHOW THAN TO WISH YOU HAD. LAST TWO NIGHTS! Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Plan at Dresden. No extra charges. IRVING WEBB, Bus. Manager. BEGG’S FAMOUS PIANOS. The 1913 models now to hand ex Turakina and Corinthic. WE draw the attention of intending buyers to tho display of Pianos by JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS. SCHIEDMAYER AND SOEHNE. FRITZ KUHLA. GORS AND KALLMANN. NEWMAN AND CO. Ranging from .£3B to -£lO4 for Upright Pianos and .£lls to .£l4O for Grands. As we are showing only the latest with all up-to-date improvements you should certainly pay a visit of inspection to our Showrooms. Our 50 years’ honourable record is a guarantee that you get absolutely genuine value. CHAS. BEGG & CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED PIANOFORTE HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND. HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. Formerly £SO to £IOO. NOW for £lO 10s. STAMFORD AND CO. , guarantee to FJ Teach thoroughly the Entire Course —Hairdressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, Scalp -Treatment and Hair Work, consisting of Switches, Toupees, Transformations, etc. Day or Evening Classes of two hours' duration. No binding agreements. Awarded Certificate of Merit at Wellington Exhibition. 624 MISCELLANEOUS ‘ ‘ gUFFEREES“CUEED!" ZOUTH Gold Fills.—“ They touch the liver," cure constipation, headache, liver troubles, sallow and blotchy skins. One small Pill a dose. The beet family Pill; 40 pills Is 6d, 120 3s. ZOUTH Green Pills quickly relieve and rapidly cure gout, rheumatic gout, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, backache, and kidney troubles; 60 pills, 3s 6d. . ZOUTH Family Remedies in all emergencies. Prepared in England. Of Chemists or Stores, or send P.N., wo mail by return. Zouth Cure Co., Wellington. Sufferers write for free trial enclosing three stamps. . (Mention complalnt). ZOUTH TONIC PILLS—"The Nerve Bracer"—enrich the blood and invigorate the system, mre anaemia, pale taces, etc.; a wonderful restorative; 40 pills 2s 6d, 120 ss. These Pills speedily cure colds and influenza. TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES THE Le GROVE and LAURENCE CO.. LIMITED. New Zealand Agents for ROYAL ' SMITH BAB-LOCK PREMIER Visible-writing Machines. THE only one-key-one-character Type writers in the market (no shift-keys,). Unique in Speed and Labor-saving Con. struction. Second-hand Machines of all makes for Sale or Hire. "JOHN BULL" Carbons and Ribbons for all machines. “L. and L.” Pen and Pencil Carbons stand alone for quality and price. Wax sheets, absorbent papers, and inks for all Duplicators. REPAIRS effected to all machines. TYPING —A staff kept for public shorthand, typing, and duplicating wort. Established twenty years. 199. LAMBTON QUAY. “Telephone ear” is a form of ear trouble due to constant use of the telephone. “The ailment is really a form of ear strain,” an aural surgeon who has recently noted several cases explained recently. “If the eyes are fatigued in one particular way, for example, through overwork in very brilliant light, images of these lights continue to be seen even in the dark, or when the eyes are closed. In the same way, the person whose ear nerves are constantly being irritated by telephone sounds may, as a result of fatigue of the nerves, hear buzzing and clicking sounds continuously when he is not using the instrument. In other cases the irritability towards this class of sound may result in temporary deafness. “Without doubt the sudden jars to the auditory nerves brought dn by the ear being constantly on the alert for the telephone bell, the painful buzz of the ‘engaged’ signal, and the straining to hear a ‘bad voice,’ all tend to produce ear strain. Luckily the only ‘treatment’ needed is abstention from the use of the telephone for a few days.”