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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8329, 15 January 1913, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS pyis ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Proprietors John Puller and Sons. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ■ TO-NIGHT! ■ TO-NIGHT! PULLERS' Best of PICT GEES FULLERS' all PICTURES Piret-clase Operatic Orchestra. THE VEILED PEOPHET. THE VEILED PEOPHET. Sensational Ambrosio Eastern Drama. A Perfect Picture Triumph. THE BADMINTON HUNT. THE BADMINTON HUNT. Exciting, Thrilling, Novel. Unique Studies of Natpre, Crystallisation. Crystallisation. Scientific and Most Entertaining. THE An Exceptional I REDSKIN Picture of itA I l>Ult. Daring Horsemanship. COOK'S BID FOE FAME. MEETING MAMIE'S MOTHBE.And Other Excellent Subjects. Dress Circle, Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Upper Circle, 6d. Booking 2s. Plan at Dresden. Boxes, 10s 6d. On request trams stop at. the Theatre. 'Phone 3153. Seats not kept after 8 o'clock. No extra charge. SUMMER SPORTS CAEN IVAi Of the WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB Will he held on the BASIN EBSEE On SATURDAY NEXT. V B Among the entries received are the following noted competitors: —J. McHolm, Napier, holder of thh Australasian Hammer Throwing record; ; A. Bissett, Hammer Throwing Champion; J. Bradbury, Masterton, Half and One Mile; E. Messenger, Masterton, and A. T. Duncan, sprints; Len McKay, pole vault; Dave Cashman (N.Z. Champion Walker). Band in Attendance. Afternoon Tea. 865 ’ FEED CRBWES, Hon. See. roUE LAST OPPORTUNITY. BEGG’S MUSIC SALE MONDAY. TUESDAY. AND WEDNESDAY ONLY. For these days we will place on sale extra special Bargains, a tew of which we list here: "SUNBEAMS AND SHADOWS.” The most popular tone Poem for ■ the Piano yet published. PRICE ONLY 1b COPY. You want to hear it to like it. "DREAM OF THE FLOWERS." We have 70 copies of this beautiful Reverie left. TO GO AT Is COPY. "PERFECT DAY." Song. Our best seller. Is 3d COPY. "INVICTUS SONG.” The success of the ■Cisneros tour. • For thrde' days only. ■ is COPY, SET FOR ALL VOICES. "SOUSA'S MARCH ALBUM.” A few , left to go at 8d COPY, POSTED 10d. "MEET ME TO-NIGHT IN DREAMLAND.” The great success of the last Pantomime. The popular song everyone should have. Is COPY. "HEARTS AND FLOWERS." For three days this - recqrd seller will go at lOd COPY. ADRIAN HOPE'S WALTZES—"SiIver Fern,” . "Radiant (Morn," "Golden - Shadows,” "Cupid's Whisper," and “Garden of Memory." Your last chance for these favorites for Is COPY EACH. "WINSOME WALTZ.” Ton should I hear this pretty Waltz, one of the I late successes. Is COPY. ALL MUSIC TEIED OVER BEFOEE PURCHASING. SALE CLOSES WEDNESDAY, At 6 o’clock. NOTE. —Every item in our large stock reduced. Prices go up Thursday. GHAS. BEGG & CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. r\AJTCING, Victoria Hall. Newtown.— AA Madame Foley is prepared to enrol Pupils for Mneio and Dancing. Tuition Claes, Thursday; Upper Hntt, Friday. Private Lessons by appoint, ment. .The largest stock of Fancy Dresses for Hire in the Dominion. Ths above ball is now available for dances, etc. BUSINESS NOTICES .OYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE TO 5 AND FROM FOXTON. Leaves Foxton daily 6JO am. Arrives Shannon 7.46 am. Leaves Shannon daily 10.45 am. Arrives Foxton 13 noon. Leaves Foxton daily 2JO p.m. Arrive; Shannon 4.20 pm. Leaves Shannon daily 8.15 pm. Arrives Foxton 9-30 Dm. T. B- QINQELL. Proprietor. J ONES AND CO, UPPER CUBA STREET. Comer of Abel Smith street. Have now-on band a splendid assortment of BEDDING PLANTS. POT PLANTS. AND ALL GARDEN REQUISITES. W. WALKER, FORWARDING AGENT. CARRIER, AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR, J. BULLS. Coaches meet trains at Greotford All classes of Vehicles on Hire, including Motor-car. Telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone No. 6* ~ LEVXN-FOXTON COACH. T EAVE Foxton 8.90 am., arrive Levin B.SO am. Leave Levin 10.23 am, arrive Foxton 12 noon, leave Foxton 2.30 pm., arrive Levin 4-30 p.m, leave Levin 7.45 pm. arrive Foxton 8.45 pm. A. F. CHAMBERLAIN, Coach Proprietor. jpiLT AND YOU NO, MAIL CONTRACTORS AND GENERAL CARRIERS, Masterton. Agents New Zealand Express Co. Expresses meet all Trains. H. E. MANNING, Builder, and Shop and Office Fitter, Eller's Avenne. ESTIMATES given in all branches of the Building Trade. Jobbing work a specialty. Telephone 3280. 923 PALMER'S OYSTER SALOON. THE Leading Oyster and Supper Rooms in the Dominion. The old address: Opposite Public Trust Buildings. Lambton quay. Telephone No. 20. e GEO. RUSSELL, Proprietor. MURRAY AND FEEDEIC Ironfonnders, Engineers, and General Blacksmiths. STAR FOUNDRY. Eevans street, Wellington. CASTINGS From a Pile-driving Monkey to the -last, word, jn .Theatre Chairs,