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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4313, 23 March 1901, Page 6

H O 2 A I. HALL eetli Week. TO-NIGTTT. 6(!th Week. Complete Change of Programme. PULLER’S , 1 EMPIRE VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. SUCCESS! SUCCESS! SUCCESS! The Phenomenal Success which is amply proved by the large audiences which the above Company are greeted with every night is very gratifying to the Management ami Messrs John Puller and Sons are always proud of the fact of always maintaining a Blight, Amusing and Refined ENTERTAINMENT FOR ALL. Monster Attractions Tc-night. Last Nights of the Cl rent Comedian. Mr FRED BLUETT will sing—“ Anybody Seen Our Cat.” ‘‘Kiss A our (.oosie Goosey,'' “It Must Have Been \ ears Ago.” .Miss MAUD PAN TNG will sing—“ Coon Carve that Nigger to the Bone.’ “Conn’s Angel,” introducing New Dances. Air W. 'B. CADSSOW will sing “Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes.” etc. BESSIE YOUNG, the Nice. Neat, and Pretty Serio. Last Pew Nights of Mr Jack Williams. T,ast Pew Nights of Miss Lena Young Last Few Nights of Miss Coralie Barlow. An entirely New Farce, New Songs and Finale. Despite onr largo and talented company our prices still remain the same. Front Stalls. Is: Stalls and Gallery, 6d.

CURTAINS. WE have just opened up several cases of New Furnishings, which embrace all the Latest and Newest Styles in HEAVY FRINGED CHENILLE CURTAINS. 18s Gd, 21s, 25s to 455. ART SL...GE CERTAINS, 265, 30s to 33b, NO VEIN V InPESTRY CURTAINS, 21s, 25s to 60s. f RILLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. 7s fid, 9s 6d. 16a fid to 32a. SWISS APPLIQUE CURTAINS, Ijb, 21s, 26' to 37a U. GUIPURE DL'.iM CURTAINS. 10s, 13s 6d. 17s Cd to GGa. WHITE AND CREAM LACE CURTAINS 2s fid, -Is fid, fis fid. Us Cd to 35a, MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, Us fid, 13s 6d, 18a fid to 525. IL.^i,LED CYPRUS CURTAIN MUSLIN. 2d, 2a Id, 2s fid yard. FRILLED MADRAS CURTAIN MUSLIN 58 i u c'h wide, 3s lid yard. FRILLED HARNESS CURTAIN MUSi.I. Spot and figured. Is Bd, la lid, 2s 3d to 3s yard. NOVELTIES IN ALL FURNISHINGS. DJ.O D.I.C. WELLINGTON. f 113 AND fJIOMBS, LTD. ENGINEERING AND OTHER TECHNICAL WORKS— Practical Treatise on Bridge Opoßtnietioa • in Iron and Steel, by T. Ji. Claxton Fldler, C, B. i Sad ed, i revised and enlavged, 80S. Manual of Applied Mechanics, by W. J, . Rapkipei jsth ml.: yevjeed, 12a Cd. HydwiUo motors. Turbines and Pressure engines, by Q> R, Jlcdmen 2nd ed, Its. Test Boole of Mechanical Engineering, by W. d. Eihehami Hh ed, ISs. Test Rook of Marino Engineering, by H. E. Tompkins, 8« fid. Marina Engineers Guide to Board at Trade Examinations, by A, C. and E Wan nan, 12a fid, Engine-drivers' Guide, by A. C. Wanuon; lath »d. 5». Steam Boilers, by George Halliday. 6s. Steam Engine Indicator, by C. H. Peabody. 8a fid. Text Book of Mechanical Drawing, by J. S. and D. Reid. 14s, Iron and Steel Founding, by Claude Wylie: 2nd ed, sa. Sheet-Metal Worker's Instructor, by E. H. Warn; new ed.; revised. 8a fid. i Manual of Assaying Gold, Silver, Copper. etc., by W. Lee Brown, 7a fid. ! Laboratory Instructions in Assaying ami Practical Chemistry, by James Park; 2nd ed. 7s fid. Treatise on Photographic Optics, by' E. S. Cole. fis. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD, The -oellevue he -Delle-vue Gardens. AEDE N S , (LATE McNAB'S) LOWER • H U T T. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND ORNA , MENTAL GARDENS 'IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE | TVf ESSES ORE AND LODDER (the Pro- ! A”J. prietorsl have pleasure in annonne ! iug that the BELLEVUE GARDENS (lat WcNah's) are now ready to receive visitors The residence having been thoroughly re novated and re-furnished, patrons may rel. on finding everything firat-qlass. Privat- , Dinner and Picnic Parties arranged for ;■ Satisfaction Guaranteed. Pevmanen' | Boarders and Tourists will find Excsllen ! Accommedation at the Bellevue Gardens j The manager (Mr Maughand) having ha>' : considerable experience with the Unioi ; Steam Ship Company, patrons may rely on • receiving the very best attention. Th | Gardens and its Beautiful Picturesque Surroundings are so well-known that th' Proprietors feel it is needless to describe them in this announcement. Correspon dence invited, addressed either to th. Manager, Bellevue Gardens, or to the Proprietors. Messrs Orr and Lodder, City Buffet Hotel, Lambtcn quay, Wellington Telephone 702. 569 TO GENTLEMSN ONLY (LADIES. REQUESTED NOT TO READ THIS.) ■&SJ r E are offering at our Annual Sale V y some really good lines in Qei.t/s Boots, stylish, well-made and durable, at u btp diacornt c£t ucual prices. We quote fan* lines: Real Russian Bals, 265: Sale Price, 21s American Tan, button or lace, 235; Sale Price. 17a 6d •■". ice Bala. 17s fid; Sale Price. 12s lid American tlals, black and tan. 13s fid; Sale Price, 9s 8d Kindly inform your lady friends that we have some Heal Gems in Stylish Shoes at fis lOd, usual price 13s Gd. POTTER AND SON, ’{ BOOT IMPORTERS. . I