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AMUSEMENTS. sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Z mUE NEW THEATRE. Z /. 1 Manners Street. Z /, Prop?., Mai'Miihou and Donnelly. 7, Z GO Wll i-LII I-; Till; CROWDS GO! /. Z DAILY, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. Z Z CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. Z Z TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, March 11. 7. Z ANOTHER NOTABLE ATTRAC- Z Z TION. Z Z ONLY AT THIS THEATRE. Z Z Commencing Z Z TO-DAY AND TO-XJGiI, Z Z THURSDAY, MARCH 14. Z z it will srifKLY i;li;ctrify z Z ALL WELLINGTON! Z Z The La-t Word in Photo-Plays. Z z"A victim or 'ini; mormons." z Z "A. VICTIM OF THE MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OF Till; MORMONS." Z X "A VICTIM OF THE MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM 01? Till; MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OK 'J'Hi; MOUMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OK Till; MORMONS." 7. Z "A VICTIM OF THE MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OF Till; MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OF Till; MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OK THE MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM. OF THE MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OF Till'. MORMONS." Z Z "A VICTIM OF THE MOIOIOXS." Z Z Cast of Characters: Z Z Georgo Giangc An Engineer. Z Z Florence Grange His Sister. Z Z Leslie Berg Her fiancee. Z Z The Rev. Larson, a Mormon Preacher Z Z Tll'E MOST THRILLING DRAMA- Z Z GRAPH YET CONCEIVED BY MAN Z Z It crpnted a Remarkable Wave of Z Z Enthiisinsm both in London and New Z Z.Ym-lc—ln fact, thrmishouf; America. Z •I, "A VICTIM OF THE MORMONS" Z Zls a World's Winner. A Veritable 7, Z AsltiiiMier. Occupying One Hour. / Z Don't forget—oilier great picture 'A '/,- dramas too! Z Z WE NEVER RAISE OUR PRICKS. /- Z Think »r it! Adult* SIXPENCE. Z 7,-Children THRKKPKXCE Everywhere. Z SSSSSSSSaSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS : WANGANUI RIVER, THE FINEST RIVER TRIP IN THE WORLD AT YOUR DOOR. STRANGERS from all Parts concede that tho Wanganui River Excels oil sights in Scenic Grandeur. Yon may enjoy a Rest Cure at Beautiful Piniriki House, or the Unique Houseboat, for a Week, at 7s. PER DAY. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDiYS, FROM WANGANUI, DAILY FROM TAUMARUNUI. SUNDAYS and MONDAYS EXCEPTED. Bookings, Maps, Itineraries, Tourist Bureau, Cook and Sons. A. HATRICK AND COMPANY. LTD. BALLROOM DANCING. MRS. H. B. MASON'S Classes for Beginners will open on .MONDAY nnd WEDNESDAY, the loth and 17th April. Proficiency ensured in six private lessons. Private lessons by arrangement. Jntendiii" Pupils are requested to communicate with MRS. MASON, at 86 Ohuznee Street. PIANO-PLAYING MADE EASY. NO Scales, Exercises, or Drudgery; no Failures. Wo return your money if you are unable to read music and play in 'six weeks. Full tuition, £2 2-;. Call a.nd inspect the National College of Music, 30 Willis Street. Postal Course Now Roridy. Hours—lo a.m. to 9 p.m. EDUCATIONAL. BANKS'R COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 11 Grey Street. Telephone 2098. P.O. Box IG2. CIASSES conducted for Accountancy, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Matriculation, and all Entrance University Examinations. Junior and Senior Cinl Servio?. Eight experienced teachers with the highest credentials employed. MISS MARGARET NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE, Routh's Buildings, Featherston Street. Business Girls' and Students' Classes a speciality. Intending pupils should enrol at once. ' Massage, for Rheumatism, Indigestion, etc. Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays. 10 a.m. to noon. DANCING. ■jMTISS BARBARA PUTNAM will Rcsumc her Clas&es early in April. Address— FAIR VIEW, NORTHLAND. PIANOFORTE. ■jl/pt. BAXTER BUCKLEY, London. Leipzig, Berlin, Attends His Studio Daily. Hours, 10-12, 2-5. 229 WILLIS STREET. npHE LANGER DRESSCUTTING X SCHOOL. CLASSES REOPENED WEDNESDAY, 31st January. Miss Kate Stewart is in attendance to Enrol Pupils. Evening Classes will Resume on Ist March. MISS EATE STEWART Principal. 9i WILLIS STREET (opp. Shortfs). riiiOYDON PREPaEATORI SCHOOL, VV Fir6t Term, 1912. begins ou TUESDAY, Gth February. Boarders and New Boye must ba at School on Monday, sth February. Miss Somerville. 81 Hill Street. CONVEYANCES. ROYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE, the Shortest Route to and from Foxton.—Leave Foiton daily, G. 30 a.m.; arriving Shannon daily, 7.30 a.m.; leave Shannon daily, 10.45 a.m.; arrive Foxton daily, 12 noon; leave Foxton daily, 2.30 f).m.; arrive Shannon daily, 7.30. p.m.; eavo Shannon daily, 8.15 p.m.; arrive Foxton daily, 9.30 p.m. T. H. GINGELL. ■ STABLES, BULLS. v» Forwarding Agent, Carrier, and General Contractor. Coaches Greatfordto Bulls. Vehicles, Horses, and Motor-cars on Hire. Good Sample Rooms. J. E. WALKER. Proprietor. FLY AND YOUNG, ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS and GENERAL CARRIERS, MASTERTON. All Trains Slot. Commercial Travellers' Samples promptly attended to. Now and Un-to-Dafo Samplo Rooms. Agents for the N.Z. EXPRESS CO., Storage and Stabling. Corner Dixon and Bnnnieter Streets. St. John Ambulance available day or night. 'Phono No. 120, Private 137. P.O. Box 50. ROYAL MAIL. LEVIN-FOXTON COACH SERVICE. Time-table.—Leaves Foxton, 6.30 a.m.; arrive Levin 8.30 a.m.; leave Levin 10.30 a.m.; arrives Foxtou 12 noon; leave Foxton 2.35 p.m.; arrive Levin 1.30 p.m.; leave Levin 7.4.1 p.m.; arrive Foxton. 9 45 p.m. A F. rjUNtBERLAIX. Proprietor. R~ OVAL MAIL leaves CARBINE ■ STAIH.KS, I'eildiug. for Kimbolton daily at S.:M) a.m.. and X.'IO p.m.; leaves Kiiiibultun :il Nmm for FcUding. 1!. .1. MOOUE, Proprietor. Feilding. mill'. l!i--uil> obTiiiiii'd by Adveulisors 1 in th.: Columns of "The I lloiiiiiiii'ii" :ue >n<:li "* l<> confirm tlieir belief tliiit Hi' , paper h;i* u wider ■:iixulnliou than niiy uther daily journal in New Zealand.