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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7447, 23 May 1911, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. A SYDNEY TIVOLI SHOW. Theatre royal. Proprietors, John Fuller and Sons. THE HOME OF STAR ATTRACTIONS'. NEW ITEMS. NEW STARS. (For a Limited Season Only), MR ALEXANDER PRINCE MR ALEXANDER PRINCE (By Special Arrangement with Harry Rickards, Esq.). GREATEST CONCERTINA SOLOIST OF THE WORLD. MR ALEXANDER PRINCE ‘ Has caused quite a sensation in this city by his marvellous performance on the English Concertina. THIS GRAND ACT, Supported by The First Appearance of GARDINER AND LE MAH, GARDINER AND LE MAU. Introducing the Japanese Art of SelfDefence "Jin Jitsu,” and a new and interesting act, SELF-DEFENCE FOR LADIES. First Appearance of CARLTON AND SUTTON. GREAT SUCCESS! The Renowned Patter Comedians and Dancers. Reappearance of DALY AND O’BRIEN, American Comedy Entertainers Tanglefoot Dancers. Including our SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. I NOTE OUR POPULAR PRICES. D.C. and O.S. 2s, Stalls Is. _ . Booking Dresden, 6d extra- 956 and MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Props., John Fuller and Sons. THE RECOGNISED HOME OP PERFECT PICTURES. j FULLERS* PICTURES The Latest FULLERS’ PICTURES and Best. ! CHANGE TWICE WEEKLY. Regularly every Monday and Thursday. I TO-NIGHT! Messrs Fuller take pleasure in again Presenting the GORGEOUS SERIES of Pictures, which last evening took the Hugh Audience by Storm. A PROGRAMME OF PERFECTION, reaching an Artistic' Ideal . never previously attained. THE FALL OP TROY. , THE FALL OP TROY. THE PALL OF TROY’. The Itala Masterpiece. Absolutely the Greatest Preduction ever Filmed, in which over SCO Actors Take Part. THE FALL OP TROY. I THE FALL OF TROY. I Secured at Great Expense by John Fuller and Sons, and to be seen at HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE-in addition to an Unusual Strong Bill. THU MISSES FINCH, THE MISSES FINCH. The Vitacrapli Co.’s Best Comedy. THE OLD WATER, JAR-. SHOW GIRL’S STRAT A GEM. —BEAR HUNTING. PATHE GAZETTE and M ANY OTHERS. D.C. and O.S Is. Stall' (Hp-um. fid. Flan at Christe-son’s. -’Phone 3153: TCIULLEES’ SKATING RINK. - 11 - NOW OPEN FOE THE SEASON. Season Tickets: Gents .£2 2s, Ladies3os. General Admission—Gents Is. Ladies 6d. Ball-bearing Skates, Is. Floorage to (Patrons with own Skates, 6d. Morning Session (private tuition), 12 to 1. Afternoon 2.30 to 5; Beginners’ Session, 6 to 7 p.m.; Evening 7.30 to 10. 890 Targe stock J ’BRAMPTON’ Skates to hand. Also fine selections of Racing Skates. Prices from 18s 6d to J£2 10s. THOS. H. OATES, Cvcle Manufacturer and Importer. Note the Address —133. WILLIS STREET gKATES! SKATES! SKATES! Steel Wheels 16s6d Aluminium Wheels ... 20s0dtot7s6d Fibre Wheels 20s6dtol7s6d BOUCHER’S CYCLES - Prove their Superiority over all other makes. Prices from J!7 10s. Call and Inspect. 143, FEATHERSTON STREET, Or at Cecil Building. MEETINGS. TRINITY COLLEGE OP MUSIC, LONDON. SYDNEY-STREET SCHOOLROOM. THURSDAY, 25th INSTANT, at S p.m. Annual presentation op PRIZES AND CERTIFICATES. Mr J. G. W. Aitken, Chairman of the Local Committee, trill preside. Admission bv programme, obtainable -at Begg’s. Willis-street. 848 NEW ZEALAND COMPETITIONS SOCIETY (Incorporated). A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Concert Chamber (Town Hall) on THURSDAY NEXT, tho 25th inst., at 8 p.m. His Worship the Mayor, T. M. Wilford, Esq., M.P., will preside. Speakers—Rev. Father Hickson, Dr Izard, Rev. B. 0. Blamires,. Dr Newman, Mr J. M. Clark, Professor McKenzie. All interested are invited to attend. JAMES DYKES, 950 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto subsisting between tho undersigned under the stylo of Andrews and Lissingtqn, Coal Dealers and Contractors, has this, day been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr David Andrews will carry on tho business, and will pay all debts in connection therewith and will receive all sums due to tho late partnership. Dated this 22nd day of May, 1911. D. ANDREWS. P. J. LISSINGTON. Witness to both signatures—Alexander Dunn, Solicitor, Wellington. 949 NOTICE. REFERRING TO ARTICLE "DANGER OF HAND KNEADING” CONTAINED IN "N.Z. TIMES” OF 22nd INST. ■m-rR H. DENHARD, Baker, of 191 -H-IL "Willis street, begs to notify his numerous customers and the public generally that he has just installed a KNEADING MACHINE, Probably the largest and most complete of its kind in the Dominion. From this machine tho dough is emptied into a patent trough, which in turn feeds a new and np-to-date scaling machine. This machine divides the dough and supnlics it ready weighed off to the regulation weight of a. loaf. The whole of the above is carried out WITHOUT THE DOUGH BEING, TOUCHED BY HUMAN HANDS. 943 -