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AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction fullers' Vaudeville, Ltd." TO-NIGHT AT S. SATURDAY 2.30. New FULLERS' Vaudeville Speciality FULLERS' Company. Brilliant and Emphatic Success of MISS ANITA PRIMROSE, MISS ANITA PRIMROSE, America's Great Cliaractcr Comedienne. MR, GEORGE FREDO, The Baron MR. GEORGE FREDO,. of Holland, The Inimitable Musical Monologuist, THE QUEALYS, FORD AND DAVIS, Last Nights of KIM? and KIPPY, MABLE AND MALFE. LEONARD'S CANINE MARVELS. LES TEORDERWICTZ, Wonderful LES TEORDERWICTZ, Acrobats. In thoir astonishing and thrilling not. POLLARD and JACKSON. TIIE NEAPOLITAINES. Prices—2s., Is. (id., and Is. Hook at The Bristol, Gd. extra. Doors open 7.15. •jpjpS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MONDAY EVENING NEST, THE BIG'FUN SHOW, THE BLETSOES' THE . BLETSOES' THE BLETSOES' MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE CO., MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE CO., MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE CO., IS PEOPLE 18 ' In o. Ropertoiro of the Latent Musical Comedy Successes I'resh from New York. First Production; FUN IN A SANATORIUM. FUN IN A SANATORIUM. ' FUN IN A SANATORIUM, i . Featuring ALBERT BLETSOE, MISS MAUD BLETSOE, ' HORACE MANN, CAR.RIE FRANKS, • ROY RENE (Jewish Comedian). BEWITCHING BALIJ3TS, CATCHY CHORUSES, CLEVER- COMEDIANS, AND SWEET SINGERS. Intricate Mechanical Effects, Brilliant Lighting Schemes. Elaborate Wardrobe from the Latest American Models. Scenery by Harry Whaite. Plays Produced Personally by the Bletsoes. _______ Grand "oestival. RAND A 1 ESTIVAL. SCHOOL HALL, BOULCOTT STREET, Short Cut—rummer's Steps, If You are a Sport—Come Along! sth' REGIMENTAL BAND Trill- be in ' t attendance. Third Concert of "THE SPORTS' PIERROTS." • Selections by Juvenile Orchestra. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ADMISSION—6d. •

—YOUR LAST CHANCE —- V Of £2ooo for 2/6 i IN.. THE MoHARDY GIFT ART UNION. SALES POSITSVELY CLOSE AT/10 P.M. TO-DAY (Thursday)*, Tickets obtainable in the Wellington Streets from PRIVATE BELEi (invalided back from Gallipoli) OR AT TOBACCONISTS. , Tickets may be reserved by telegraph. • E. GRANT SIMM, . " ■ ' 'Box 229, Palmerston North. - BEICE'S MTJSIC MADE EAST. T TTNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS . JJ BRANDON STKETiT, next to Kirkcaldio. and Stains. WHY waste years learning?' When the T . nA nr„„i > "COLBIR system teaches you to If y ° u Tant * f 0 * P " h . Moat play the latest songs, two-steps, and all ' I,6a < s*° '•™» Bnoes, classes of music in 10 to 20 lessons, saves ' time, money, and drudgery. No scales, no , special music. Plenty of local references. , ■ * /OTjGSjmM Testimonials can be seen from all parts. , , Don't keep your piano idle. Interviews 'jngpssspajj,, any time. Call for all particulars, Birley's ■ ■ College of Music, Boulcott Street (Chambers), first floor up. - ... 1 EXPEDITIONARY FORCES. • . 1 A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Artillerj Buttons have come to hand. Brasi j ' ' Badges, Buttons, and Breeches. etc. ■ at THOS. SHIEIJDS. Military, Tailor. 21 DESKS. Willis Street (next Empire Hotel). ; E . have just unpacked a fine range i NEW STYLE FLAT TOP DESKS. EXTRA ROOMX ROLL-TOP DESKS, holiday. Cars leave Ward Mondays, Wed-< FOUR-DRAWER- THPISTS' DESKS, nesdays, and Fridays, returning Tuesdays. OAK TYPISTS' TABLES. Thursdays, and Saturdays. j Desks are right. Prices also. Send for ' CLEMETT, illustrations. , NOTE.—My Cars run in oonjulotton ' ' THE OFFICE APPLIANCE COY., ivith. Messrs. Louden and Co.'s from IjTP'i Kaikoura to Parnassus. 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington, Pgr further particulars, booking fees, 'Phone 1676. etc., apply to Q. Stanley Chisholm, Aoountant and General Agent, 219 Lambton Quay, Wellington. 'Phon« 70. | ■ . ... =—«< j Special Feature Advertisements.

. RIBBON SALE ' FRIDAY. AT MINE. A Local Warehouse was unfortunate enough to receive a. large shipment of now Ribbons some three months later than they 'should have arrived, and owing ,to this fact wo wero ablo to buy tho whole parcel, nearly 5000 yards,.at an absurd price to clear. This is certainly the best time for us to offer this great Ribbon Bargain, as it will enable ladies to freshen up their Summer Hats at a small Cost, just to finish tho season. No doubt tho flowers on your hat are now slightly faded, and can well bo placed with a swathe awl bow of smart millinery ribbon. Remember, this is not a sale of old stock, but of fresh, smart, new ribbons just unpacked out of tho boxes. " RICH CORDED SILK RIBBON—4J inches wide; in Cream, Black, Tan, Royal, Navy, Old Rose, and Cerise. Usual price, Is. 6d. MOIRE RIBBONS—Pure Silk, six inches wido; in Champagne, Tan, Light Brown, Lime, Navy, Moss, USUAL PRICE, Cerise. Usual prica, 2s. 3d. PLAIN SATIN RIBBON—6 inches wide; in Cream, 1/6 to 2/3 yard. Li"ht Navy, Old Gold, and Black. Usual price, Is. 3d. BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED TAFFETA SILK RIB- , FOR BONS, in largo variety of designs, both black grounds and- white grounds—very smart. Usual price, Is. 6d. and Is. lid. yard. a J WIDE BLOCK STRIPE TAFFETA SILK RIBBON- M (| White ground, with Brown, Electric, Black, Navy, or . jgf |j " Wine Stripe; 6 inches wide. Usual price, Is. lid. XSwwf FLORAL RlßßON—inches wide; White Satin ground, ' /SNiSKK with email flowers of Blue, Pink, or Helio; very dainty M g|3 (jf for children. Usual prico, Is. 6d. BRITISH REGIMENTAL COLOURS STRIPED TAF- d—A FETA SILK RIBBON —6 inches wide; Scottish Borderers, Victoria, Gordon, Royal Army Medical Corps, YARD. McDonald, Forty-second, Royal Scots Greys,"London Scottish, McKenzie, Naval Brigade, Royal Stuart, Argyll, anrl Sutherland. Uenal prico, Is. lid. v. TARTAN SILK RIBBON—6 inches wido; in MoDuff, Ms- 1 Kenzie, Campbell. Usual price, Is. lid. SEE THE WINDOW. QUEREE' BROS.