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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4332, 16 April 1901, Page 6

1 i£ O UAL HAW TO-NIGHT. Will Week. TO-NIGHT Standing Room O n lv Last Night. FULLER'S EMPIRE VAGUEVILLB CO. Every item on litis weeks programme absolutely ‘‘Par Excellence.” LEMS OAIiXEY, The Greatest of all Oornic Vocalists. 1-Vank—HKVE RLE YS—Edith Ju their great sketch entitled, "Alter the Honeymoon.” Everybody shout to he married should see it . ill.St) MALL lam no The Incomparable Coon Impersonator. OEO. VVT LL/A M SON In his Giant Loot Lance. A Novelty, a very rare Novelty. MISS LILLIE DEVERE. The Tiritilit Scrio. Aubrey Douifhis. Bessie Yr.unir. Jessie Verne, Arthur Elliott, a liriiliant and Expensive Goinpan.v. Orchestra! strulls, la; Stalls and Gah lory, (id. SCO F EDERALT II E A T R TUESDAY, 2Jrd APIiIL, ISOI. E ONE NIGHT ONLY. NEW ZEALAND RE-VISITED. HACK FROM THE VERGE OF THE GRAVE. MR P. A. PALMER, representative for WEBBER'S VITADATfO, wi 1 deliver his celebrated lecture, entitled ‘'Fourteen Years' Suffering Cured by Viladatio.” Mr Palmer was for 25 years n resident of New Zealand, for I t years he was an intense sufferer from the dread disease "Hydatids” and after being given up to die by the doctors, was cured by VJTADATTO At the conclusion of tlm l>'Ct'U'3 the speaker, assisted by a limelight lantern, will accompany Ids audience in n trip from the Bluff to Sydney, via Tasmania and Victoria. The views will include a number of pictures showing the whole of the festivities during the Australian Commonwealth Celebrations. Imperial Troops, Indian Soldiery. Colonial Contingents, etc., etc. Mr Palmer may he consulted at the Institute, Manners street, from Monday. 21st_ April, till end of week. Hours, 10 till 1 and from 2 till 5. Children unless accompanied by an adult, not admitted. FEDERAL THEATRE, MANNERS ST. THIS ("TUESDAY) EVENING, Admission Free. 671 THB METROPOLITAN £<AuOOL OF SHORTHAND. 83, Lambtsn quay. C. J. CHALIJ.S PRINCIPAL. SHORTHAND, Typewriting. Commercial Subjects. Individual and Class Tuition is gHon Daily. Students may attend Daily and at any time to suit their own convenience, and can join at any time. Classes aroa’so held Four Evenings a Week I Every Facility afforded lor Attaining Efficiency. Good Writing in a course of 18 lessons. Prospectus upon Application. Tel. 1519.

MoMASTER'3 PAINTING ACADEMY. (Late of London). 42, CUBA STREET. 1~ JESSONS in all branches of Drawing and Painting, I*7 A PH. D.. PRIVATE TUTOR TOIi MATRICULATION CIVIL SERVICE. Etc.. 32. THE TERRACE, Wellington. 47 CURTAINS. WB have jnst opened nr (several case® of New Furnishings, n liicK embrace all the Latest and Newest Styles in HEAVY FRINGED CHENILLE CURTAINS. 18s Cd, 21a. 25s to 45*. ART CURTAINS. 28s. 80b to 89s. | NOVELTY TAPESTRY CURTAINS. I 21s, 25s to COs. FRILLED MUSLIN CURTAINS. 7» Cd, Us Gd, 16s Cd to S2s. SWISS APPLIQUE CURTAINS, 15e, 21e, 20' to 37s Bd. GUIPUPE D'AR'i CURTAINS. XOs, 13a 6d, 17s 6d to GGs. WHITE AND CREAM LACE CURTAINS 2s Cd, -is Cd, Cs Cd. Ss Cd to 35a. MADRAS MUSLIN CURTAINS, 11a 6d, 18a Cd, 18s Cd to 525. PRILLED CYPRUS CURTAIN MUSLIN. 2s 2d, 3s 4d, 3s Cd yard. FRILLED MADRAS CURTAIN MUSLIN C 8 inch wide, 8s lid yard. FRILLED HARNESS CURTAIN MUSLIN Spot and iignred. Is Bd. Is lid, 2s 3d to 3s yard. NOVELTIES IN ALL FURNISHINGS. DXO ~ D.I.C. WELLINGTON. 113 ■s> m By Bpealal Appointment to hl» Bicllenoy the Gov'mox. j gtXHXBITION OF SNQRAVTNGB, ETCHINGS AND PHOTOGRAVURES, M‘GKEGOR WRIGHT AND CO.’S AST BALUIT. LAMSTON QUAY. M

Gold old 171 L A K E "LAKE Tk* Very Beet CIGARETTE 1» the W«rii SALMON AND GLDCKSTEIN-8 Gold tu l a x h . OLD X? L A X E SELLING OLE. RELINQUISHING BUSINESS, we have to give up possession of our Premises shortly, and tlie whole of onr Stock must be Sold. Now is the chance to Purchase Ironmongery. WILKINS AND FIELD, , MANNERS STREET. 8W ‘Wellington.