AMUSEMENTS. TDOYAL A LBERT JJA.L.Z,. Direction Henry Haywart). By Arrangement with Mr T. J. "West. "THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD." Tie Latest and Best Animated Novelties. West's TJHAEDRA, Pictures West's -»- HAEDHA, Pictures West's The Finest Coloured Pic- Pictures ! West's ture yet Presented. Pictures West's ON THE RHINE. Pictures West's OLD DELHI RUINS. Pictures West's NORWEGIAN SCENES. Pictures West"s New Marshal .f Gila Creek. Pictures West's Story of the Wild West. Pictures West's DAVY CRAGGS, Pictures West's A Detective's Cunning. PicturesWest's METALLURGICAL Pictures (West's WORKS. Pictures West's An Industrial Gem. Pictures WEST'S LAUGHTER-MAKERS. The Cinematograph. Theatre — How They Got Married — A Fearless Sportsman — Picture Puzzle — The Wrong Man. PRICES: 1/ and 6d. Children 6d. TIVOLI . THEATRE. Direction Henry EaywardI rnivoLi — -piCTUHES — rnivoLi i I -I IYOLI — -L ICTTJRES — 1 A TRULY GREAT SERIES OF PICTURES. And ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF PARKER, the Handcuff King In the most SENSATIONAL ACT of the Age. Prices: 1/ and 6d. Ladies' Concession to Front Stalls, 6d. , p It 1 S C E ' S "T* INK, DIRECTION, HENRY HAYWARD. HOLLER SKATING SALON DE LUXE. FOUR SESSIONS~DAILX. (Usual Prices.) Three well-equipped private Learners' Rooms. TUITION FREE. Instructor and Instructress in Attendance. Special Prices lor Day Sessions to Lac'ies (except Saturday afternoon): ADMISSION 6(1, SKATES 6d. CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL, SAT., June 18. SPECIAL PRIZE FOR THE SMALLEST CHILD ON SKATESOther Prizes include. MOST ORIGINAL COSTUME GIRL, also BOY. A. GONiltD, Manager. EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND QOCIETY OF ARTS. THE 28th ANNUAL EXHIBITION IS NOW OPEN DAILY. 12.30 to 5, 7.30 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION, OXE SHILLING. S. STUART. Sec. I^CTUKES. T7MRST AID TO THE J- INJURED.. ' Th ? Flrst Lecture will J-jjß De given at the Office of wSfivS? %bJk?/ r e"""c, 3S. His Majesty's VjkSS' Arcade, to Ladles, on \£?«Kfel2»S r V.'KDXESDAY, Bth June, ~ at S p.m., and to Men on FR.II)-vi, 101 Ji June, at 8 p.m. The fee for the Course (7/6) must be prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAX, Secretary. 38. His Majesty's Arcade. 35 AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE. A Series of Popular Lectures on 'International and Imperial Trade" will be delivered at the College during 'the Second Term by Mr. J. P. Grossmann, M.A., Director of tie School of Commerce. Particulars of the Course and Tickets (10/ for ten lectures) at Upton's and Champtaloup and Cooper's. FiTst Lecture on "The Nature of International Trade," on FRXDAY, June 10, 3 p.m. CHAS. M. NELSON, M.A., Ist June, 1910. Registrar. i EDXrCATIONAIu /COMMERCIAL TRAINING COLLEGE. Ranfurly Buildings, SI, Queen-street. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Routine. REMEMBER: SHORTHAND SPEED CLASSES. New Intermediate starts Wednesday, 25th inst., at 7 p.m. Advanced Speed starts Mouday, 30th iust., at 7 p.m. Enrol Now. "ORACTICAL TNSTRUCTION. mHIS School gives complete Courses in the -L following, either personally or by mail. Students who desire to obtain the most up-to-date and practical guidance under experts are strongly urged ro make full inquiries relative to the work which is of particular interest to them. Full Courses in:— l ACCOUNTANCY, LAW. AUDITING, PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, COMPANY SECRETARIAL DUTIES, ETC., COACHING FOR THE MATRICULATION, JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE, SOLICITORS , G-ENERAL KNOWLEDGE, TEACHERS' "D," MEDICAL PRELIMINARY, and Other Examinations, under Special Coach. Address, THE SECRETARY, TTEMINGWAY AND TDOPERTSON'S AUSTRALASIAN CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., BNDEAN'S .BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET rriERiM BEGINS FROM- DATE OF ENTRY QApT POSITIONS OBTAINED FOR OUU PUPILS LAST YEAR. 0070 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS have AO IO been Trained and Introduced to Excellent Appointments. EDUCATIONAL POSITIONS OBTAINED FOR STUDENTS LAST MONTH. Miss Cohen, Shorthand Writer and Typist —Milne and Choyce. Miss Croker, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Milne and Choyce. Miss Taylor, Shorthand Writer and Typist —Russell and Campbell, 'Solicitors. Miss Fowler, Shorthand Writer and Typist— English and Foreign Piano Company. Miss Fenton, Shorthand Writer and Typist— Briscoe and Co. Mr Williams, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Massey Brothers. Miss White, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Grey Lynn Borough Council. Miss Mason, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Stewart Bros., Helensville. Miss Lake, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Mr Colebrook. Miss McLeod Shorthand Writer and Typist—Mr Hazard. Miss Stevenson, Shorthand Writer and Typist—Mr R. J. Entrican. THREE SHORTHAND SPEED RECORDS FOR NEW ZEALAND. Write, Call, or Telephone for Prospectus. J. H~C° LWIM * SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING, AND WRITING SCHOOL, DT. 'Phone 1147. Founded 1592. PIANOS AMD ORGANS. "PIANOFORTES AT AND TJNDER /COST -pRICE. -j X OECOND-HAND TpIANOS, TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, WILL BE SOLD FOR £3 10/ AXD U- PWARDSNEW INSTRUMENTS BY CELEBRATED MAKERS. At Exceptional Value for Cash. Inspection Invited. L EWIS £ E ADY, NO. 7, LIVERPOOL-ST., OFF KARANGA-HAPE-RD. SEED POTATOES—Northern Star, Up-to-X>ate; clean and healthy.—From Kates, \fjueea-sv ■ - -
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 134, 8 June 1910, Page 12
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