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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 792, 15 April 1910, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE KING'S THEATRE. 'Phone, 3143. Proprietors and under tho direction of T, J. West, Linley and Donovan. WEST'S PICTURES. ROYAL WEST'S PICTURES. ROYAL ™E KING'S THEATRE ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. At 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT, Just a Few of the Wonders. mTO BOY SCOUTS AT WORK. THE ORDERLY. THE CHEMIST . THE WHITE POKAHUNTA. THE LAST DEAL. THE SCIENTIST'S NIGHTMARE. And Others. Is. OUR PRICES. 6d. Box Plan at Abel's. Booking Fee, 6d TO-MORROW (Afternoon). TO-MORROW GRAND SOUVENIR MATINEE. , GRAND SOUVENIR MATINEE. ' ; GRAND SOUVENIR.MATINEE. Every Child Receives a Present. Children. SIXPENCE to all' pnrte. "(Q.OLDEN SHADOWS" ' WALTZ. FIRST EDITION SELLING RAPIDLY. Wo are more than pleased at tho reception "Golden Shadows" has received, and would advise intending purchasers of this pretty waltz to buy now, as the first edition is down to 182 copios (the Second Editioii cabled for cannot arrive horo for at least six weeks), \.' ' . ADRIAN HOPE has excelled himself in this-Waltz, which lids fair to become the most popular, piece of music ever published in New Zealand. PRICE, Is. 9d. a copy, or we will post (o . any address for Is. 10d. FREE POST-CARDS.-We have nicely, printed Post-cards of Adrian Hope's two Waltz Successes—"Silver Fern" and Uolden Shadows," which we oro giving oway.free. If unable to call, send a postcard for these Souvenirs. CHAS. BEGG AND CO. (LIMITED), 118 WILLIS. STREET, WELLINGTON. EDUCATIONAL. QARPENTER BECOMES ANALYST. After studying Chemistry solely with tho International Correspondence Schools for two years, during spare time, I have been appointed Analyst to Wilson's Portland Cement , Coy., Auckland. Thanks to the excellent . training whereby I have doubled my salary. F.'L.-LEESE. .TJiNKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. For Instruction in: ACCOUNTANCY, ' • BUSINESS PRACTICE. , ■ . • SHORTHAND (Pitman's), and TOUCH TYPEWRITING, Students Prepared for: ■ '■ JUNIOR AND IiENIOE CIVIL'SEEVICE, .■•'•■■ - - MATRICULATION, '. SOLICITORS'. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, and . ■ ■\ MEDICAL PRELIMINARY EXAM IFor last year's examinations, 51 candidates were presented. 40 of whom passed, PITZHERBERT,. TERRACE SCHOOL. BOARDING AND . DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.. ... PRINCIPALS: .• -. , MISS-BABER, , M.A/'' • " MISS' RACHEL "RICHMOND " . .-.- (Higher' Certificate N.F.U.). Preparatory Classes for -. Children under ;.. '■■ '■- 8 are also- Held; DANCING-MISS VIOLET WAR-BUR-TON. Class for Beginners; Ballroom.. Dancing only. .Friday Evenings; Advanced Class Wednesday Evenings; Children's Class, Ballroom and. Fancy Dancing, Saturdays. ■ Classes begin from 16th-April, at 196 The Terrace. BALLROOM-' DANCING-CLASSES FOR : ..-■ BEGINNERS .' MRS. H. B; MASON'S Classes: are held on MONDAY • and -. WEDNESDAY - EVENING?!, in her 'Private ■ Hall.. Pro-' ficiency ensured in six private lessons .or ono quarter at class. Term commences with pupil.-Pri/.ite Lessons arranged. . Address—SG, Ghuzneo Street. Next St. Peter's Church. Tl/TE. TOO YD (OAELICE'S ■uJL a.w. vK* ORTHOPEDIC AND PHYSICAL CULTDRE CLASSES. UASSAGE AND PRIVATE TUITION DAILY. Telephone. 2199. T ANGER Brosscutting School. Econ-x-i omy in Dressmaking. The marvellously simple Blouse and Skirt Cutter, the latest Invention, puts it within the power of any ordinarily intelligent woman to niuke her own Blouses and Skirts. No calculations. Advanced work par ar- • raugement. Also Ladies' Tailoring. Coua. try Pupils laught by Post. Patterns cat to meaburement. Agents required. | Ncedlepaintiug, Monday, 2 to i. -Miss Kate btewart, Principal, SI4 Willis Street, opuosite Shortt's. riOULLS, CULLING AND CO., LTD., \J ■ 12 PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. Manufacturers of— CARD AND FILING CABINETS AND SUPPLIES. OFFICE FURNITURE. "q A LA M A N D E B" ' NON-CONDUCTION COMPOSITIONS. .Reduce the Fuel Bill. Increase the efficiency of tho Boiler. ■Have no chemical effect on Metal. Sur. faces. ' Adhesive, and do not crack. Set hard with good surface. Do not loso their non-conducting- properties with time. Lower the temperature of the Boiler House, and therefore improve working conditions'. . . THE UNITED ASBESTOS AUSTRALASIAN AGENCY. LTD., Jervois Quay, WELLINGTON. ; VICTORIA LAUNDRY. ; IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS. MESSRS. P. WILLS AND SONS notify the Public- that they have opened i a. receiving depot at 121 RIDDIFORD . STREET (cpp. Wesleyan Church). Hours, 7.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phono. 613. Works-83'and 93 HANSON STREET, Proprietors—P. WILLS AND SONS. nrffi ARO STEAM LAUNDRY. I RECEIVING DEPOTS-17 Manners - Street (next to Kitto and Graham's),' ; 151 Ingestro-Street. (Corner- of Cuba and Ingestro Streets'). i Laundry Work of All Desoiiptions will be received at Above Depots. Chief Office and Works: ■ 20 HOPPER ST. .' 20 HOPPER ST. TRY RADFORD'S for FurnitureDuchcsso Chests 355. (id., Sideboards ' 505., Wardrobes £2 10s., Washstands Bs. 1 Gd., Tables 2s. Gd., Chnirs As. Gd., Rattan ' Chairs 7s. 6d., Cups and Saucers 2s. 6d. 1 half-dozen, Tea Sets 7s. Gd., Dinner Sets 1 17s. Gd., Lamps Is. 6d., Toilet Sots 7a. Gd., Carpet 10d. yard, Hearthrugs 2s. 6d., Mantel Drapes Is. Gd.. Towels Cd. each. _pheaDtst house in town*