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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7978, 8 December 1911, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. N o SECOND BALLOT FOE Our FELLERS' PICTURES Always FELLERS’ PICTURES . cm top At SKATING RINK: SKATING RINK. Prenraiums a Series of to# liners, including AIDA ! v Verdi’s Opera AIDA ! Rietorially, T UB JUDGE'S STORY. ROMANCE OF A GIPSY GIRL. A PAL'S OATH. A Trio of Characteristic "Western Drama* He Playlets. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. Introducing local events "of* interest. A powerful antidote of hilarity pervades the filmic combination and scenic gems snarkjc refreshingly. 'PARENTS, ATTENTION ! BABY COMPETITION No. 2 Now in full swing, and Ninety-two Bonnie Bairns hit nightly across the screen in fascinating array. Step along and record your vote for your favourite.; O.S. Is. Stalls 6c!. 868 333333 3’ 3 3 3 5 G rjTUIE NEW THEATRE. 0 6 Manners street. 6 6 Pro}'.'.. MacMahon and Donnelly. 6 6 GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. 6 6 DAILY’, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. 6 G CONTINUOUS PICTURE SHOW. 6 6 Superb NEW PROGRAMME 6 6 To-day and To-night. 6 G '‘SCENES IN ROME.” G G “SILVEKWI NG'S DREAM” G G (Bison exclusive drama). i G 0 “The Little Violinist” (Urban drama). G G “The Bolted Door” (Kalcm drama). 6 G “ WATJIRiLI LIES" (Magnificent Vita. (1 G drama). “Generous Customers.” “Ac-6 G compauied on the Tomtom.” 6 oThink or it; Adults SIXPENCE. G 6 Children THREEPENCE Everywhere. 6 3 3 3 3 S . S 3 3 3 3 3 THE WELLINGTON GARRISON BAND. WELLINGTON GARRISON BAND. At DAY'S BAT. SIXTH CONCERT OP SERIES. SUNDAY' NEXT, DECEMBER 10th. fTUIE Band has made arrangement* JL ! with tho Ferry Company to run Special Excursions to Day's Bay on SUNDAY AFTERNOONS in connection with these concerts. Suitable programmes will bo arranged by Lieutenant Herd. FULL PROGRAMME LATER. GELATINE PASTEL PROCESS. A MATEUR and Professional . Pastel CX. Painters and Artists aro invited to dtend Lecture, Exhibition and Practical Demonstration of above-mentioned proess, patented, to be held in lecture-room, A'ollington’ Art Club, top Bowen street, Vellington, MONDAY, December 11th, lommoncing 8 p.m. The latest wonder of-Unmbbable Pastel hunting and Pastelised 1 Art Photo;raphy. -. A Free. Open to the public. 889 PIANO PLAYING MADE . ~ EASY... .A BSOLUTELY no knowledge of Music required, WE GUARANTEE to teach ANY AGE to PLAY THE .PIANO and to read , ANY MUSIC in SIX WEEKS. NO VAMPING, CARDS, or CHARTS, you' .attain the same result that takes years under old conditions. NO DRUDGERY, NO SCALES or EXERCISE PRACTICE. -Don't be sceptical or think it impossible. -If you have uot heard OUR PUPILS PLAY call and inspect WELLINGTON TESTIMONIALS. One hour’s practice on tho lines of our system will do more than a week on ordinary lines, and removes all the difficulties inherent in sight-reading, giving you a straight road to 'the mastery of the most intxucate compositions. FULL COURSE £2 2s—money refunded if you cannot play in six weeks, SPECIAL POSTAL COURSE for country pupils. Honrs: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. THE NATIONAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 30, Willis street. PUBLIC NOTICES.

SOCIETY-FOR PROTECTION OP, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. TUB Secretary will be in attendance at tho Rooms, Bridge's Buildings. 119, Willis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY M9RNINGS. from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential RACING NOTICES. /"VWNERS are reminded that Nomina.tions for the Waikanae Hack Racing Club CLOSE with the Secretary THIS (Friday) EVENING, tho Bth inst. Post cilice closes at 5 p.m. T. 11. I’AKATA, 921 Secretary W.H.E.C, RACING CLUB ' Vt, (Registered). SUMMER MEETING, TAUHERENIKAU RACECOURSE. SATURDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER 30th and JANUARY Ist. Nomina cions CLOSE TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. E. A. LAERY', Secretary, 1-Vatherston. jpEILDING A. AND P. SHOW ' TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, February, 6th and 7th, 1912. CASH PRIZES. CASH PRIZES. And Handsome and Valuable Trophies for all Classes of Stock. ' .£7B Cash and Trophies value JiGG (several to be won outright) for Jumping Competitions. ’ Entries close FRIDAY, JANUARY 19th. Schedules from office of this paper,-ol E. H. FISHER, Secretary. I’.O. Boy 98 - ' ' 893