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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7336, 14 January 1911, Page 13

THE LION AND THE MOUSE. Sh" " Judy J. Burkett Ryder: •• Well—yes." Shirley Kossmore: "Then why don't you study women for a change. They ight enable you to unde .any things that I do*'t think arc quite -~r to you now." urkett Ryder: "I will—l' a jju —but 1 don't seern to bo niakins uch headway." THE LION AND THE MOUSE. Original, Powerful, Impressive, and THE BIGGEST DRAMATIC SUCCESS The New Zealand Stage has evei r-KPEEA HOUSE. Direction, J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Commencing WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, A SEASON OP THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE. Mr J, C. Williajnson presents America's Greatest Emotional Actress, GREY, KATHKIUNE GREY, KATHERINE GREY", Suppoi ied by WILLIAM DESMOND And a specially selected company of 50 artists, in the following important latic pixxluctions: WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT, WEDNESDAY' NIGHT NEXT, 5 Nights Only, THE LION AND THE MOUSE. THE LION AND THE MOUSE. THE LION AND THE MOUSE. ' Dynamic drama. Vivid—lntense* —Ileal. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24th, TUESDAY, JANUARY 24th, i Nights Only, THE THIRD DEGREE'. SATURDAY, JANUARY 28tli, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2Sth, 3 Nights Only, . PAID IN PULL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, 2 Nights Only, THE TRUTH. PLANS FOR the "LION AND THE MOUSE"' now open at the Dr— '— r >—- Sales at Christensen's. PRICES—Dress Circle and Stalls, ss; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is. door stalls 6d extra; early door gallery Is extra! 719 Touring Manager, J. Farrell. KARORI BOROUGH COUNCIL. BAND PERFORMANCE. THE Garrison Band will play at the Recreation Reserve, Karori, TO- j :ORROW (Sunday), January 15th, at' 3 | i'.m, I W. P. ENGLAND, | Town Clerk. Karori, January 12th, 1911. 6G3 ; DANCING. "RS J. D. POLES, Teacher of Danc- . inir. Victoria Hall, Newtown. B"s every Thursday in I small nail. Private lessons by appointmet- 'in,„ i„,.„„„t ~„^„.i..n ej l t. 0 j ji B EDUCATIONAL. FITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, - > WELLINGTON, Boarding and Day School for Girls... Principals:. Miss Baber, M.A.; Miss Rachel Rick- . mond (Higher Certificate, iN.F.U.) ' The New Term will begin on THURSDAY, February 9th. The Principals will be at home on Monday and Wednesday, Feb. 6th and Bthl RACING NOTICES. DANNEVIREE RACING CLUB. AUTUMN~MEETING, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH Bth and 9th. 1911. NOMINATIONS for ALL races Close SATURDAY, February Ilth, 1911. at 9 p.m. Weights declared about FRIDAY, February 17th, 1911. Acceptances for First Day Close TUESDAY, February 21st, 9 p.m. For programme see "Referee," "Card," and 'Posters." Special Railway arrangements. JAMES SPIERS FREEMAN,' Secretary, P.O. Box 50, Dannevirke. FOXTON RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. JANUARY 21st and 23rd, 1911. BOOKMAKERS' LICENSES. i PPLICATIONS for Bookmakers' Li- —»- censes, accompanied by cheque, will .be received for the forthcoming Races to be held at Foxton on January 21st and 23rd inst., by the Secretary up to WEDNESDAY, January 18th, 1911, at 5 p.m. ' 712 W. GRAY, Secretary. ROYAL BAR-LOCK STANDARD VISIBLE TYPEWRITER. Tabulator for each machine; takes any size carriage up to 27 inches; prints in colours. The latest word in Typewriter invention. Used in the Royal Palaces and by the British Government. Standard machina for the New Zealand Government. "JOHN BULL" (Trado Mark) Carbon Papers and Typewriter Requisites for All Machines. We support British Manufacturers in preference to foreign. SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, all raafces, ranging up from £3. Repairs to all matchines. Machines hired out (any make). Staff of Typists and Senographers kept for public copying. ROYAL BAR-LOCK IBEKGY LAMBTON QUAY, WELLING lON. MASSAGE TREATMENT AND CURATIVE EXERCISE For Rheumatism, Lui iigestion, Constipati< iers, Stoop and Spinal Curvatures. J. W. M. HARRISON, Physical Culturist and Ma6seur, 17, Mulgrave street. Call, write, or Thoaa 3214.