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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 748, 22 February 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. mOWN HALL CONCEET CHAMB.EE. TO-NIGHT! . '•': TO-NIGHT! . TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND EVERY NIGHT .THIS WEEK. ENTIRE 'CHANGE OF PEOGRAMME . 'TO-NIGHT. •'.; " By'! , tho •■.'.. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. " : " FISK JUBILEE: SINGERS; " ' " '.. ' i Uarivalled as , ■ MELODISTS AND HARMONISTS. . MELODISTS AND HARMONISTS. ■'•■ Do Not:Jlis,s Hearing .Their ROLLICKING CHORUSES, ' '" TUNEFUL MELODIES, ■-' ■'.' DAINTY COON SONGS. A R.4RE MUSICAL TREAT. A HARE MUSICAL ■ TREAT. HEAR MISS DIX'S BANJO. SOLOS.; '.Plan at Dresden. 'Day Sale? at Christesou's. ... .'■ .I-..-.-- , ' 35.,'25., Is.—Popular Prices—3s.. 25., Is. WELLINGTON. PITY. COUNCIL. ' CIVIC RECEPTION OF - A'NDi- WELCOin3 TO' , ' - ■':'.- FIELD-MARSHAL LORD KITCHENER. A PUBLIC RECEPTION, ef Field-Mar--i»- shal. Lord. Kitchener by His Worship the Mayor and Councillors on behalf of tho Citizens of Wellington-mil- tako* nlaco in the TOWN. HALL, on THURSDAY NEXT, the .21th instant, at 4.30 p.m., ..-■-.' -; : .;- - .;,-..•- ' .-.- His Excellency the . Governor and the Right Hon. . tho ..Prime. Minister have kindly'.consented, to'take'part in the proccdihgs. ■■■;■■ ". ; . ' '■"" ". •Jlcmbers of tlio Ministry, representatives of adjacent, Municipalities,' and .of other City Local- Bodies will also bo in attendance. ' '■• -.'■ ■ • • . ,; . .-.'Tho; City' Onanist (Mr..:Mau s han Barnett) 'will.'preside at tho Grand Organ, ami play a, selection of music suitable to the occasion. ■ ~..; ..'. ' .':• Citizens'.(Ladies'., and Gentlemen) are onrdially invited, by; the Mayor and Councillors to.be present, aiid in view, of His Lordship's all-important mission, to. New .Zealand, to extend to /our distinguished visitor a hearty welcome.' : At the close Mr. E. J. Hill will sins the National Anthem ■ with Organ accompaniment. ".;-.' ;'■ . . ' SO-. TICKETS .of ilnvitaGpn- will .bo issued. ■; -- - ■-•' - . .. .! '■/■Doors willbb open,-early" to avoid all possibility of.overcrowding. ':' ■ ■•■"■■'.• - JNO. E. PALMER, :'.'• ■'■; .' .: ' ;■•■■--.■ Town Clerk. '. 21st February, IOIOL'- .' . / ■ . ■•.."'..!::.; EESOCATi3Hf\u ■."/•'.;:'■ ■...' SCHOOL ;..OF '■■■ 'DARCING; ■"-' Tβ'HILL STREET./ . ! •"' , ■ ' Under -Vice-Esial. Patronage. .-. ,-'■ ■ lhstructre?s-MISS ESTELLE' BEEEE, ,' i Certificated".Teacher, .London. Assistaut-MISS DAVIF.S, traiiied'undcr ■ Mrs. .Wordsworth;, London (just arrived). ~ Classes Re-open.first wtok-in Apri1...... ■'■; Private Tuition, first week in March. .. C , ■■• D. MACKINTOSH, «■'■ (. .38 Kent Terrace. .- ■. ■'■ ■ (Music Master Welliußtori College), .■:"•. .'Teacher■'of, , the', r *■' . v ;.' PIANOFORTE; ANp 'SINGING. ■. ; : Also.; Violin,.' Fiat'eV;Olhrinet, 'Oboe, and, ..: U-- ■-.-other Instruments. "-.'..■ :v •-.. ' V', nAS^EESJJMEttvTEACHING.,:^;;;'; ■ ■'. THEOEYVa Special ■ FeatuiV'■:'■!.. Ti/jTRS- 'MARTIN',. •'■ ■ iV : '\. CAMBRIDGE ■ M -. ■■ : -\'- : '-.-. ''I. TERRACE. '''■' '!■' ..!.-;/ Teacher, of Singing, , Music and Theory. Senior '.R.A.Mi,; London. - ..-•.■■ Singing.; and 'Theory; Classes.'-'.'.. : ' MADAME COPE, Specialist ;in' .Voice; Production, Singing,. ■; arid . Piano.; Madamb's System, is identically thesamo with that Patti,: Melba,-Sims .Reeves, Dolores, Clara-.Butt,■ Watkin Mills, Sir Charles Santley, Ada.Crossley,.Caruso, arid other noted;singers were trained in. Term, begins :with first ; lesson.-.78 The : Terrace (next Gentlemen's Club). '..; ■■'■''. "■'■'. ''.' BANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. ! V'"'- ' -■.. : . ; — '; ." ■■'■ ;: For.lnstruction in— ;. . <.-. ..' Accountancy . ' V ■;'.. ''Business-Pfactico. ;.-: ■ Shorthand (Pitman's), and ■!"-•■ . Touch Typewriting. :'.'. ■'■■■' Students prepared , for— ■ ' ;'; ... .' : . Junior and Senior Civil-Service .-, ' Matriculation ... .; i . Solicitors' General Knowledge, 'and -i ; Medical Preliminary. Examinations.; Call 6t send for a prospectus. Telephone 2098. '. ' , : - ~ ...'.■;. ; ".;■ THE LANGEE SCHOOL of DRESS- ' '."."■ -.-. '. • CUTTtN.G. ■ ■'■■■ ECONOMY.IN DUESfiMAKING. . Ef ERY Woman should . learn the , Blouse ami Skirt Cutters. Method perfectly, simple and successful;- no calculations. . Classes daily. Evenings: Tuesdays, and Fridays, 7'.to '"fl;.'''- , Saturday Morning Class for , School -Teachers, Country" Pupils taught. by post. . Agents required.' Needle-Painting Monday Afternoon. 2 to 4. ..'■■.•■ ; '■•. 'Principal: MISS KATE STEWART. : ' 9J .WILLIS STREET, opp. Shortfe. V .. '. : /PIANOFORTE.'. ... . ■': MISS! NEWMAN POTTS has resumed teaching, and may bo interviewed at her. Studio, 131 Willis Street. .;' '■' •Advanced Students, with talent, who have lost interest in their musical studies, and who need to have their latent energies aroused by a definite system, should interview Miss Newman. Potts. ; ■■ '' - " ' \' -•!-'" : '•. ' : ' '•■'. MB. : TSOYD (PAELICK'S ■ -K* , ' ORTHOPEDIC AND. PHYSICAL ; CULTURE CLASSES. ; ■■ '"•.' :'" 'Begin New Term on .. ■ MONDAY. 7th FEBRUARY. mHE 1 AUCKLAND SCHOOL FOR I- ENGINEERS. ■■■■■- Principal-JAS. W. BOWEE. Certificated Mining and Mechanical En- .. ; '' ginoe'r. ■ Corrcspoiidenco Courses'. Day and Evening Classes for. ALL. Government Certificates in Steam and Oil. Wrilo or Call for Prospeotus. Address: TYRONE BUILDINGS, CUSTOM STEEEIV BAST. AUCKLAND. THE HOUSE AND ALL THAT IT ' CONTAINS." FROM the thickest'carpet to the most, delicate, fabric, including walls, upholstered furniture, bedding, mattresses. | tapestries, pictures, and walls, cleaned THE. FAMOUS VACUUM CLEANER.NO DUST. NO DISCOMFORT. MODERATE COST. Particulars with plcnsure, on appHoatloa .■ ...... to— . - : .-; ..- • THE CENTRAL CLEANING C 0.,. With which ia incorporated THE VACUUM CLEANING CO. OF . .■- N.Z., - . ■118 GHUZNEE ST., WELLINGTON. Telephone 2)63 (Day or Night)..