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AMUSEMENTS. QPEBA HOUSE. OPERA HOUSE. Sole Lessee—Mr. J. C. "Williamson. GRAND EASTER ATTRACTION. SATURDAY, 26th MARCH. For a Season of Thirteen Nights Only. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE, EASTER MONDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON Presents for the First Time in New Zealand J. M. BARRIE'S Exquisite Fairy Play, PETER PAN. PETER PAN. PETER PAN. (Produced by Mr. J. C. Williamson, in conjunction with Mr. Charles Frohman.) "I saw it on its 9Stn performance. I hope to see it again on its 998 th;. for there is no reason why it should ever grow stale."—William T. Stead, on the London production. '■ . PETER PAN. PETER PAN. PETER PAN. PRESENTED BY A SPECIALLY 'ORGANISED and BRILLIANT COMPANY. BOX PLANS v.-iU open at the Dresden on TUESDAY MORNING Next, 22ud March. ■ gAS I N ' RESER VE. SECOND TEST MATCH. SECOND TEST AIATCH. SECOND TEST MATCH. AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA V. NEW ZEALAND. AUSTRALIA' V. NEW ZEALAND. EASTER SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. EASTER SATURDAY,' MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. EASTER SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY. , '.. Commencing at 12 Noon Next Saturday. .. ■ • FREDK. C. RAPHAEL, Hon.. Sec. N.Z. Cricket Council. BUSINESS NOTICES. Many People who wished to possess a GRAMOPHONE have been unable to i ' purchase on account of their high prices. Wo havo 'now to announce, a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Of • " fIRAirOPHONE GRANDS Gramophone grands And ... RECORDS! .." . ■ RECORDS! We have just received NEW RECORDS ■'■ ■ ' '■' '■ ' By:" '■■■•- ' ' ■ peter dawson. . >■'. ■.. ."'.■■ amy castles. '"■■■■ • .clara butt, . . ; 1 mecba; - tethazzini; - , .•-CARUSO, AND OTHER CELEBRITIES. And theso Artists SING ONLY' INTO : THESE .GRAMOPHONES/... -,■ : j: COME AND HEAR THEM! "'...■ CHAS, BEGgTnD CO., LTD., ' ■ 118, WILLIS STREET. ■. . T7IOR THE HOLIDAY ■'SEASON. Leather Brief Bags, from Gs: lid. '■'..■ Solid Leather Gladstone Bags, : from 225. Gd. . , .: . .; ~ Gentlemen's Suit .Cases,,lls.-to IDs. Od. Ladies' Lunch Bags, from-2s. Gd. Cabin Trunks,. from 305., AVeek-end Cases,, from 15s. ■-! Ladies' Hat Boxes, 15s. ' Boys' Scout Belts with Swivels,. Is. 9d. each. Boys' Spout Knives, with Sheaf, 2s. . . each./ . ■■/ •Men's Razor Strops, Is. Gd., worth: 4s. Gd. School Bags, from lOd. each. ■;';' w. h. msH, 135 CUBA STREET. BUMPY, Abney, and Builders' Levels, . . Prismatics, Parallels, ' Steel Straightedges,' Spring. Bows, Bow- Pens, Tee and Set Squares, and Scales' of all kinds. L. W. LUDWIG, 214 Lambton Quay, .VICTORIA LAUNDRY.IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS. Ttt/jTESSRS. P. WILLS AND SONS notify J-'-fl. the Public that tliey have opened a receiving depot at 121 RIDDIFORD STREET (opp. Wesleyan Church). Hours, 7.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. 'Phone 613. Works-88 and 98 HANSON STREET Proprietors—P. WILLS ANB SONS. MONET TO.LEND. ON APPROVED FREEHOLD SECURITIES at the'LOWEST RATES ruling in the Dominion. Apply at once. •• KIRK AND WILSON; Solicitors, Panama Street, Wellington. "Q A L A M ' A N D E R" NON-CONDUCTION COMPOSITIONS. ■Reduce the Fuel Bill. Increase the efficiency of the Boiler. ' .. Have no chemical effect on Metal Surfaces. ■ Adhesive, and do not craok. Set hard with good surface. Do not lose their non-conduoting properties with time. Lower the temperature of the Boiler House, and therefore improve working conditions. THE UNITED ASBESTOS AUSTRALASIAN AGENCY, LTD., Jervois Quay, WELLINGTON. FOOTWEAR. SOME say my Work's the Best. Others say it's not, but if you put it to the test, I think I'll win the toss. VAIL, ICO TORY STREET. 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 by THE FAMOUS VACUUM CLEANER. NO DUST. NO DISCOMFORT. . MODERATE COST. Particulars with pleasure, on application THE CENTRAL CLEANING CO., With which is incorporated TEE VACUUM CLEANING CO. OF N.Z. 118 GHUZNEE ST., WELLINGTON. Telephone, 29G9 (Day ov Night). T OUISE MILLINERY SCHOOL, 97 a-J Lambton Quay, opp. Kirkcaldie's, The Art of Millinery thoroughly taught from foundation to finish. Hats renovated and orders taken. Ten lessons ss. Dai' and Evening Classes. . J