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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7047, 8 February 1910, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. NEW PROGRAMME A SUCCESS. NEW ARTISTS CAUGHT ON. THEATRE ROYAL FULLER’S VAUDEVILLE COMPAJM*. Immense Success of the New Programme and New Artists. First Wellington Appearance of THE MARTIN SISTERS, THE MARTIN SISTERS, The Neatest Duo of Duettists and Dancers in Vaudeville. THE GASTELLES. Comedy Tumbling Wonders. Jack russell, Tho English Descriptive Vocalist. CHARLIE SMITH Comedian and End Man. WALLIE RICARDO, Eccentric End Man. BELLA HERMAN. WILL ROBEY. BOBBIE BURNS, the Scotch Lassie. Last Nights of PROFESSOR GODFREY’S COCKATOOS, MONKEYS, DOG AND CAT. I ALBERTO, the Witty Deceptionist. LES SCOTT BROS. - GEORGE NELLIE LESLIE. MAY NARELLE. Prices—2s and . Is. Plan Theatre. rjTHE CORNISH PIXIE. FIRST APPEARANCE TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, at 3.30, IN HIS RECEPTION ROOM, At the Corner of Willis Street and Chew's Lane. ■ THE CORNISH PIXIEtA Microscopic Human. Age Unknown. THE CORNISH PIXIEIA Perfect Miniature of the Genus Homo in every detail.. Weight, 9Jlb. THE CORNISH PIXIEIThe Culmination of Curious Creation. Height, 25i inches. THE CORNISH PIXIE!Bnbbles over with humour, and takes great fun out of seeing eo many Giants coming to see him. Receptions daily from 11.30 till 12.15 ; from 2.30 till 5.30; and from 7.30 till 9.15. Admission—SlXPENCE. Ct R I C K E T ! 'RIC K E T 1 OPENING MATCH OP THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR. AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN V. WELLINGTON BASIN RESERVE. NEXT FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND MONDAY, 11th, 12th, 14th FEBRUARY, 1310. “The team is far more powerful than any sent to New Zealand. . . Very little below Australia's international strength."—Vide Sydney press. Ei B. VANCE, 622 Hon. Sec. FITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. ’ Boarding and Day School for Girls. Principals; Miss Baber; M. A., Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). THE NEW TERM WILL BEGIN TO-DAY (TUESDAY), FEBRUARY Bth. Matriculation—Separate classes will be formed for Matriculation Candidates. 954 CD. M A CKINTOS H. - 86, Kent terrace (Music Master Wellington College), Teacher of the PIANOFORTE AND SINGING, Also Violin, Flute, Clarinet. Oboe and other Instruments, .. HAS RESUMED TEACHING. THEORY a Special Feature. Tt/TISS ARLINB THACKERAY. TEACHER OF VIOLIN. Has resumed Teaching. Intending pupils may interview Miss Thackery at the Dresden on Monday and Thursday afternoons, and during week at 4, Upland road, Kelburne. TO THU TRAVELLING PUBLIC. PABKAKABIKI STATION REFRESHMENT ROOMS NOW OPEN. ryHOS. F. THOMSON (also Kaitoke Rooms), Proprietor. Refreshments always ready. No waiting. First-class Fare. A D EL PHI CAP E. Panama street (Late Geisha Tea Booms). SPECIALITY FOR BUSINESS MEN, HOT AND COLD LUNCHEONS. 86 MISS ASH, Proprietress. TX H. DAVIS, Booking Agent for * Tours throughout the Hot Lakes District, offers you a FREE TRIP to ROTORUA. - For full information, etc., send postal note for one;shilling, .payable to XI. H. Davis, at Rotorua. These free tripe■ will not be available, during Easter week. Address—H. H. Davis, Rotorua. ROYAL BAR-LOCK STANDARD VISIBLE TYPEWRITER, DOUBLE. Keyboard: one key one character; no shift keys. Tabulator for each machine; take* any siae carriage up to 27 inches; prints in colours. The latest word in typewriter invention. Used in the Royal Palaces and by the British - Goverment. Standard machine for the New Zealand Government. "JOHN BULL” , (Trade Mark) Carbon Paners and Typewriter Requisites for ' All Machines. We support British manufacturers in preference to foreign. SECONDHAND TYPEWRITERS all makes), rang,,eg up from A 3. Repairs to all machines. Machines hired out (any make). Staff of Typists and Stenographers kept for public copying. ROYAL BAR-LOCK AGENCY. Vuubtoo, quay, Wellhjgt&L. (A Card.)' Frederick d. fergusson. Private Coach for Examinations. Classes in Shorthand and Typewriting. 44. Murphy street, Thorndon. 821