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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16266, 27 June 1916, Page 12

Amusements. . rpHE ' /~)PERA • TTOUSE Direction, Fuller's Vaudeville. Ltd. rpO-NIGHT— AT Q—rpO-NIGHT. FULLER'S REFINED VAUDEVILLE. Auckland Ablaze with. Excitement. The Subject of Corner Conversation is the Marvellous Performance given by THE C Tl/fANCHURIANS. HE <J IVIaNCHURIANS. Better than anything senn in Australasia before-. Distinct as a Diamond in a Coalpit. LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF THE MANCHURIANS. Big Success on their First Appearance. CHAS. KING AND THORNTON VIRGINIA, la " Chums."' assisted by Rupert Drumm. MARR AND EVANS. Comedy Acrobats. POINCAIRE Parisian Mimic. ALSACE AND LORRAINE, Musical Artists. EDDIE BURNS. Wooden Shoe Dancer. DAN THOMAS. Fun in SkirtsVAL. AND LOTTIE NEWMAN, Eccentric Comedy Pair. Big Success. Artistic Offering. THE LAMPINIS. THE McLEANSComedy Illusionists. Dancing Extraordinary. OPENING JULY 10. BERT. LA BLANC'S REVUE COMPANY. In " Fuzzy-Wuzzy." Prices—2s. Is, 6d. Reserves in D.C. op 0.5., 6d extra. Plan at Robertson's, 189, Queen St. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. GLOBE. FIFTH EXPLOIT OF LOBE. CTTNGAREE. GLOBE. O GLOBE. THE BUSHRANGER AT BAY. GLOBE. GLOBE. "QUEEN FOR AN HOUR." GLOBE. A Comedy With Brains. GLOBE. A Double Exposure Triumph. GLOBE. GLOBE. i~VHARLIE r^HAPLIN. GLOBE. O \J GLOBE. CHARLIE IN INDIA. GLOBE. A Cartoon of Cleverness. GLOBE. GLOBE. General Birdwood Presents D.C. GLOBE. Medals to New Zealanders. GLOBE. GLOBE. BOGNIA (Italy) - - - - Bcenio. GLOBE. GLOBE. TTIS /CONVERT. GLOBE. XI Kj GLOBE. A Splendid Storv. Featuring GLOBE. MABEL TRUNELLE. i 5 Recitals, ORGAN RECITAL (First of a Series) By MR. EDGAR RANDAL. PITT-STREET METHODIST CHURCH. THURSDAY NEXT. 29th inst.. At 8 o'clock. Vocalist: MISS OLIVE JAMES. ——1 Church Notices. A UCKLAND METHODIST MISSION. ANNUAL TEA. EAST STREET HALL. TO-MORROW (Wednesday) at 6 p.m. Publio Meeting at 7.50. Musical Programme. Address Rev. C. TT, Garland. ST. MATTHEW'S PARISH HALL. O HOBSON STREET. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. At 8 o'clock. ANNUAL PARISH "AT HOME." Glees, Songs, Speeches, Refreshments. Tickets, One Shilling. > • ■■ j Lectures. vdSHHSfck. T7IRST AID TO THE /£|gSg||\ -L 1 INJURED. .The First Lecture will be given to Men at the Ambu- i lance Station. Rutland Qtreet. — on THURSDAY. June 29, at 7 p.m. The Fee for the Course (7s 6d) must be prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY. Secretary. I Educational. WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.—We train young men for the Postmaster-Gene-ral's Certificate of Proficiency in Wireless Telegraphy. This qualifies them for positions as Wireless Operators in the Naval Transport and Merchant Services. Day and Evening Classes are held on actual ship installations. If you cannot attend personally, write for particulars of our Specialised Correspondence Course. Prospectus on application to the New Zealand Inspector. Amalgamated Wireless /A/sia). Ltd., Australasia Chambers, Wellington, or the Marconi School of Wireless, 97, Clarence Street, Sydney. N.S.W. TTAVE YOU SEEN THE UNDERWOOD VISIBLE TYPEWRITER CORONA FOLDING TYPEWRITER EDISON-DICK ROTARY MIMEOGRAPH. Call and Inspect at Our Office. THE LEGROVE TYPEWRITER AND IMPORTING CO., LTD. (Successors to Stott and Hoare), 23. Swanson Street. Auckland. 'Phone 1400. OCHOOL OF ART. "Elam" School of Art. Rutland Street, Auckland Art School. Auckland. CLASSES - Are held Daily in the following Subjects: — Drawing, in all branches. Painting, in Oil and Water Colours. Modelling, Jewellery, Design. Enamelling, Wood-carving. Copper-plate Etching, Repousse Metal Work. Photography, Art Leather Work. Free Studentships under the "Elam" Becruest. For further particulars, apply to E. W. PAYTON. Director. THE LADIES' COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC. xj.«uij CLEVELAND HOUSE. REMUERA. Principal: MRS. S. A. MOORE-JONES M.M.. M.R.C.P.. CM., S.K., London. ' Staff of Graduate and Certificated Teachers. English and Foreign. ' " Thorough Modern High-class Education for Girls on Christian but Unsectarian Principles. 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