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AMUSEMENTS. rjl HEA.T E E . 80 I a li/ Direction. BrewmnrFullor, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! . At 8. TO-NIGHT I Grand Star Olio Programme. Grand l Star Olio Programme. BRENNAN-FULLEIt VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINERS. Tlio Dost in VaudoYillo, Direct from England. First Appoaranco of MAC AND MAKES MAC AND MAR.ER MAO AND ALUIEE, England's Unique Specially Artists, SX an Original and Novelty Comedy Act. Direct from England. First Appoaranoa of THE ItQLVOS, THE ROLVOS, THE KOLVOS, Daring Fonts in Equilibrismi featuring their Groat Revolving Pedestal Act,, First Appearance of ' JENNINGS AND GBRALDv , JENNINGS AND GERALD, Burlesque Comedy Players, First Appearance of LASHWOOD AND RBNO3Y, LASHWOOD AND Hi® BY. Anotlier Screaming' Travesty by th'os£ Great American. Favourites. MATHEWS AND MACIC, MATHEWS AND MACK, MATHEWS AND MACK, In Their Big Langhing Hit, "(THE UNION MEN." Last Six Nights of FRANK SIDNEY AND COMPANY, FRANK SIDNEY AND COMPANY, Tho World-famous Jumper and Whirlv wind Danoer. MISS VERA WALTON, Or.utralto. Soubrotte, GERTIE JOHNSt, TOM GERALD, Comedian. t ) Serio and Dancer, HELEN RENBY* ' OLIVE JENNINGS, Balladist. D.C. and 0.5., 25.: Stalls. Is. Plan. aS, Dresden. Booking Gd. extra. ; JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE.' TO-NIGHT At 8. NIGHTLY, Something to TALK about. Something to SEE. ! NEW SENSATIONAL STAR FEATURE, NEW SENSATIONAL STAR FEATURE, ' Greatest of All French Dramas. i "GREAT POSSESSIONS." KING "GREAT POSSESSIONS." of PrcmcE "GREAT POSSESSIONS." melodramas, "GREAT POSSESSIONS." absolutely. f ' ' "GREAT POSSESSIONS." -unique. . "GREAT POSSESSIONS." succession! ' "GREAT POSSESSIONS." of thrills, "GREAT POSSESSIONS." -startling "GREAT POSSESSIONS." episodes "GREAT POSSESSIONS." electrical "GREAT POSSESSIONS." d,ramalio \ "GREAT POSSESSIONS." climaxes. / This wonderful French Btory TAKUNj FROM LIFE positively compels enchants tho eye, and grips and liolda bp< holders as in a vice. . . THE PHOTOGRAPH AND BLOTTER,; A striking Edison drama. Sisters All (drama). Tho Rivals. Through', Bass Pyrenees (beautiful mountain ramie).' Bill Collectors. Gaumont Graphic. .J?ric©s>"'ls. Cd.j' ls. # ■ dud 6d» Plan cA Christeson's. * "STSTOODLANDS HUNT CLUB J VV PAHIATUA. STEEPLECHASE MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1913. , PAHIATUA RACECOURSE. First-class Programme. Entries cloeft with Secretary, July 19. Weights to bo declared' July 24. Programme approval' by Metropolitan Club, Wellington. G. H. MAIN, Sec., Pahiatua. _ OKATING. SKATING. b LOWER HUTT DRUL HALL. J EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY, ANR SATURDAY. Evening Session: 7.80 till 10. Afternoon Session: 2.80 till 5. Excellent Floor. Perfect Skates. Fresh Novelties Every Week. H. BURRIDGE, Manager* • A SUCCESSFUL WALTZ, "NIGHTS OF GLADNESS,"- " : . By Charles Arnoliffe, IS the Waltz tliat hos captivated! Lmh don, Paris, Now York, and other Cities. Tho' demand is now inoreawntf here.' and vtq wooild adviso ail who ftp- 1 preciafco o. good Waltz to call or Bond, fot a copy. ' Price, Is. Gd. | posted to any address Is. 7d« Other Waltzes in big demand aro:"Valso Novembrc" (Godin), "Charming"(Joyce), "Valso Septembre _ (God)nU "Valse Arabis" (Cowley), Pink Lady\ (Caryll), "Thousand Kisses (Joyce), \ ''Garden of Memory" (Hope). ; Price, Is. Gd. each. Our stooks are always being replenished with tho latest Homo successes. Why pas call and hear a few tried over on tw , PianoP • CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., , Manners Street, Wellington, Tho House of Good Music, — i.t r<ORRA LYNN TEA GARDENS, KJ 220 Hutt Rood,' Petono. An Ideal Spot to spond a weekend. Every Modern Convenience. Afternoon. Teas and Suppers a Speciality,, A Special Room for Evening Parties. A Lovely Spot for Motorists to stay fot Refreshments. Cigarettes Sold. MRS. H. S. WOOLCOTT, Junr, Proprietress, j