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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13397, 14 April 1909, Page 1

i MEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM- | -.'ANY. LIMITED. { FIRE, MARINE. ACCIDENT. | Policies issued covering BURGLARY, and HOUSEBREAKING at Moderate Rates. A. L. PARSONS, Mar-gar. C3-S2 196 Hereford street

AMUSEMENTS. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER LAUGHTER THEATRE ROYAL. LAUGHTER A LAUGHTER LAUGHTER LAUGHTER Under the s-%le directk>u of LAUGHTER MISS FLORENCE BAINES. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER LAST FOUR LAUGHTER FAREWELL PERFORMLAUGHTER ANCES. LAUGHTER FAREWELL PERFORMLAUGHTER ANCES. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER MISS LAUGHTER LANCASHIRE LIMITED. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER MISS LAUGHTER FLORENCE BAINES, LAUGHTER The Girl who Set Lond<_ LAUGHTER Laughing. LAUGHTER This Humorous Production, LAUGHTER Botter than Ever. LAUGHTER Being the last riiglit« LAUGHTER of Miss Baines's Australasian LAUGHTER season, .-nor to her departure LAUGHTER for America, she will, by re. LAUGHTER quest, at To-night's perforuiLAUGHTER auce. sing "The Last LAUGHTER Rose of Summerl" and LAUGHTER also give nn imitation of LAUGHTER Madame Tettraaini singing; LAUGHTER the ce'ebrated waits song from LAUGHTER the grand opera "Romeo and LA.UGHTE-R Juliet." LAUGHTER LAUGHTER Great Success of "I'm Afraid LAUGHTER to Come Homo in tbe Dark." LAUGHTER Great Success cf the New LAUGHTER Laughing Song. LAUGHTER Great Success of "It's Only LAUGHTER n Fairy Tale." LAUGHTER Great "Success of Mr Burt LAUGHTER Burton's new eolos. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER Every Numler Encored Agaiii LAUGHTER and Again. LAUGHTER LAUGHTER Box Plan at (lie Dresden. To avoid the disappainuuent oi hundred, being turned away nightly, patrons are advised to BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Reserved Seats 4s. 4843 XIIS MAJESTY'S . THBATRI-l THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd. FRIDAY, 23rd. Under the Direction of JOHN LEMMONE MELBA. MELBA. MELBA. IN HER OWN LAND AND WITH HER . OWN PEOPLE. "The greatest Australian is Jfclba. She —as been feted by Kings, adored by tho People, and her Art has thrilled the World.' MADAME MELBA Is coming in the noonday glory of her fame, fresh from the scenes of her great triumphs in Europe and America, where she snill reigns gloriously—The Queen of Song. 1 Assisted or MR FREDERICK RANALOW, Famous young Irish Baritone. MISS UNA BOURNE." Solo Pianist. .■: , MR JOHN LEMMONE, Solo Flautist. MR HAROLD WHITTLE, Accompanist. PRICES OF ADMISSION:- Theta Circl. nnd Orchestral Stalls 21s, bUlls 10s 6d, Pis. Ss. •: ..•■ BOX PLAN at THE DRESDEN PIANO CO., LTD., will be opened on THU|ISDAY, I April 15th, at- 10 a.*. ' Country Patron* may secure, tenia "by letter addressed to Box Office, encloobvg P. Note or P.O. Order ond stamped envelope for-r.»-ply. Scats will be allotted .in, tt>*>, prijcr. of _ rec4upV-£ «<p>lica-ion_ * "' *"'" '"-837 ART GALLERY. ' G' RAND EXHIBITION of OILS and! WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ART and CRAFT WORK. ! Admission, One Shilling. .*,rt Union Tickets. 10 a.m. till S p.m. 7.30 till 10 p.m. __LFBED EVANS, 3967 Secretary. . EASTER HOLIDAYS. •"" THE BURWOOD TEA GARDENS afford Beautiful Surround._gs. Ample Accommodation, High-cla** Tea, Croquet, Swings, / Stabling, Hot Water Free; Flowers, Fruit, ' Goldfish for Sale. Ten o'clock tram, 6d return. Tram from Bank Corner. Admission Bd. Tea 6d. 46e <2PIRITUALISTS* CHURCH. Worcester ° street-DEMONSTRATION of PSYCHOMETRY and CLAIRVOYANCE by ESTELLE, 8 o'clock. Admission fid. -06 "" ■ ■ i ■ .. FANCY NOVELTIES. REASONABLY PRICED. . '"• Coloured Silk Sued* Heather Belts, newest shapes 2s 6d to 8s lid each. Dainty Pans and Cream Net Collars from Is to 3s 6d each. Lace Jabots from Is lid to 7s fld each. Newest Coloured Veiling- from Is 2d to 2s 2d peT yard. ■_,'.' , , Coloured Silk Neck Bands trimmed with lace from 2s 6d to 3s lid each. Gaunt lot nnd Four Dome Imitation Suede Gloves frpm Is 6d to _i 7d per pairFabric Elbow Gloves in Beaver, Grey, Black, and White from Is 6d to 2s 3d per pair. Coloured Kid Gloves from 2s Cd to 5s lid pair. Gauntlet and Driving Gloves from 3s 6d to 5s 6d pair. Z-'AREYS READY MONEY STORE. C 3782 WANTEDS. Ifr DIFFERENT designs in Wincey, all at <•# one price, Is 3_d yard, there's variety and value at Ballantyne's. C—>&", - \/\""GVEN for winter wear, Ladies' Woven »»s ' Nightdresses, 7s 6d, 10a 68, 12s 6d, 15s Cd. and 21s. J. Ballantyne and Co. ; C 3563 EXCEPTIONAL value in Underwear'-.. Ballantyne'.. Ladies' Woven Combinations 3s lid, 5s lid, ?. Gd, 10s 6d, and 12s Cd. _ C _*!_ 3 DRESSING Gown Flannelettes in winter weights. 12_d and la l.d yard, capital value. J. Ballantyne and Co. C 3&63 TinNTER Wear for Children's Wear, the y» = best from everywhere," is submitted at Ballantyne's. C35-.I paid, packed ireV; ►J lowest prices, Furniture for 4 rooms, £0-5. H. Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. . 34M - "VTOIRETTE, 37in wide, one of the best ■i-'-l .or underskirts, just 1* G.d yard, in all smart shades. .1. Ballantyne and Co. C356:i ALL-W6o_~Cr.s__~ Delaine, just" Is 4Jd yard. Au excellent quotation. J. Baßantyno and Co. C 4034 4 ROOMS Furni«he_*7or £35, free rail and packing within 50 miles, at H. Atkinmin'3, 117 Manchester street. __***8 SAUCEPANS, clean and light. See special show of enamelware in Minncn's window. All prices marked. C—W7 w FECIAL Discount H. Atkinson's, Man- *•' cheater atreet. Pay rail ond pack free up to 50 miles any purchase over £1. SPECIAL Discount IfTl-tkinion's, Maache.4er street. Pay rail and pack free up to 50 miles any purcbs.se over £1. lowest prices. Furniture for 4 rooms, £35. H. Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. 34tK> 4 ROOMS Furnished" "for £35. free rail and packing within 50 miles, at H. Atkinson's. 117 Manchester *treet. 340_ For continuation of Wanteds, see page 9. GRrirAPHONE-^uVt - to ""£_<_____. smjif nhipment of Gramapho:ie*. Having. been puccessful in securing Sole Agency far these Machines, I am selling them at Sample Prices, ranging from £2 2s upwards. Each machine guaranteed. Call and hear them. . to-day. Robt. Francis, 159 and 161 Manchester street, Chiiitchurch. _J__ - ._. S._'i&_-