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Free Lance, Volume XVI, Issue 867, 16 February 1917, Page 20

Now, this -is- THE Picture — To-morrow (Saturday) we produce a PERFECT" PEARL OP PICTURING : "."' with FANNIES' Hk.iRD.. in : FOR TME D'EFEMCE" ■ Now you know what a particularly brilliant actress Fannie Ward is. You, no doubt, have seen or heard of her achievement in " The Cheat." . < .'.--/• ; A. Stirring, Sensational Detective Story, full of Life, full of Vigour, full of Tragedy and Romance, and crammed with SOUL-STIRRING, SPIRIT-RAISING ■•'.■;'. SITUATIONS ; That are Graphic, Convincingand Breathless This is THE Picture of the Season, Prices as Usual. Continuous from 11 a.m.. Come in the daytime and avoid the night rash A JOY CARNIVAL 1 • x '■'. PANTOMIME AT HIS MAJESTY'S ! ■■"lips'" .-[yrAjESTY's twiheatek MONDAY EVENING NEXT Ben Fuller Presents The Princely Spectacular : PANTOMIME SERIAL "First Half, First Week. Second Half, Seeond Week "HO ,'B I N SOH CH U©: © 13k " The Show of a Thousand Wonders. Featuring VICTOR PRINCE And His Specially Reorganised New to Wel- . lington Coy. .^ Spectacular Saenes and Gorgeous Surprises. , See what they do to a Wowaer! See the Search for the Glove! Seethe Fox Trot! MIRTH, MELODY, and SURPRISES. -"A New Bevy of Unrivalled Beauties. A Shipload of Fun. and Sartorial- Splendour: . Then the Vaudeville Half of the Bill: Be-appearance after a lengthy absence: PHIL PERCIVAL TheDriink a* the Piano BLAKE AND GRANBY , ■ English Comedy Sketch Dub. Merlyn,: Elmars, Winifred & liumley NO INCREASE IN PRICES. 2/- and 1/-, Reserves at Bristol. T\ANCING AND CALISTHENICS. MISS g. m7~gampbell, (Diploma, Mrs, Henry Wordsworth, Qneensberry Hall, London), Dancing and Calisthenics Mistress at Fitzherberfc Terrace School and Chilton House School. Classes recommence Monday, March sth, Instruction given in all branches of Dancing, Deportment, Fencing and Elocution. Class and private lessons given by arrangement. Miss Campbell will be at home to receive parents or guardians on Tuesdays and Thursdays on and after February the twentieth, at 122 a COROMANDEL STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone 3604 (2 rings).

ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE. QT, PATRICK'S COLLEGE will REOPEN NEXT MONDAY. Classes will ba resumed on'TUESDAY. ELOCUTION AND DRAMATIC ART. MR7 AND MRS. OULFORD BELL, Trevor JJtudios, 66 Willis Street, 'Phone 1800. Prpspactus on application. Dramatic Class now forming. Boys' Class Saturday, 11. Girls',-Tuesday, 4, Saturday, 10. Lyall Bay Classes resuming 17th February. TENDER FOR TROOPSHIP CANTEEN STORES. SEALED Tenders will be received up to 12 o'clock (noon) on tho Ist March, 1917, for Supply and Delivery Bt Wellington or Port Chalmers, of Canteen Stores for Troopships. .Tender forms may be obtained at Headquarters, N.Z. Military Forces, Wellington, and District Headquarters', Auckland, Christohuroh, and Dunedin. Tenders must be addressed to the QuartermasterGeneral, N. Z. Military Forces, Wellington, and endorsed "Tender for Troopship Canteen Stores." ■ H. C. NUTSFORD, Major, Assistant Quartermaster-General. February 9th, 1917. WRITTEN Tenders will be received by the undersigned at Palraersion North until 12 o'clock noon on the 23rd instant, for the supply and delivery of Bread, Fresh Meat Milk, Groceries, Vegetables, Coal, Wood, Straw, Oats, Hay and Oaten-sheaf Chaff for use of troops camped at Awapuni Racecourse. Copies of Tenders may be had on application to Defence Headquarters, Palmerston North. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. J. E. PAOKMAN, Lieut., Assistant Director of Supplies and Transport, Wellington Military District, Bth February, 1917.