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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8331, 17 January 1913, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS 'JpiIE EMPRESS THEATRE, direction J. D, "Williams. "Where Everybody Goes." CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Daily, 11 a.m. till 11 p.m. STALLS 3d. Dress Circle 6d. TO-1) A V and To-NIGHT. A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME “DETECTIVE FERRIS," A thrilling adventure with Anarchists. "HER ONLY SON," A glorious story of a mother’s love. "A SAILOR’S HEART,” (A.B. exclusive comedy). A rollicking mirth maker. "WARWICK CHRONICLE," Wonderfully interesting happenings And abroad. HOST of OTHERS. NEST MONDAY Commencing NEXT MONDAY NEXT MONDAY At ALT. SESSIONS on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. "THE COUNT "THE COUNT "THE COUNT OE OP MONTE CEISTO." MONTE CRISTO.” MONTE CEISTO." Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls ?d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d Stalls 3d J^EW MUSIC AT BEGG’S. Supplies of the latest Home successes now to hand. We give the titles of a few: "SWEET EYES OP BLUB,” Montague Phillips. "TEE WHISPERING WHEAT,’’ Leslie Elliot. "LOVING IS SO SWEET’," Coningsby Clarke. PRICE Is Gd EACH, POSTED Is 7d. ALBUM OF THREE SONGS, entitled “Sea Echoes," by Montague Phillips. These we can recommend to all lovers of the beautiful in Music. PRICE, 3s Gd COPY. RAGTIME MUSIC. England, America and Australia are Ragtime mad. New Zealand will soon be likewise. Supplies to hand of the two big Ragtime successes: “ALEXANDER’S RAGTIME BAND" And "EVERYBODY’S DOING IT." You want to hear these catchy Melodies. PRICE Is Gd each, POSTED Is 7d. Ail the latest at BEGG’S. Our Pianists wiU iry over any music on request. A visit to our Warehouse will bo worth while. OHAS. BEGG & CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTONTHE HOUSE 1' OR EVERYTHING MUSICAL. MISCELLANEOUS Kensington private hotel. Tram Terminus. Newtown. Penny section from town. First-class table; moderate tariff. Mrs W. Harcourt, Proprietress. Iji J. CATERER, Riddiford street -II • the place for your Xmas presen ti lor the children; bibs, frocks, pinafores cats, etc. ANTED. Ladies’ Sample Bathing *• Costumes from 2s 3d, Canadian from 2s 6d; Bathing Caps from Is. R. H. .Ten kins, 157, Riddiford street. wrOUR Boot Repairs are worth conX sidering; then give Coleman, No. 6, ilintoul street, a trial; best leather and workmanship guaranteed. Coleman, Rinloul street. Newtown. E» MORRIS. Jun., Undertaker, 28. • Revans street, keeps his own hearses, horses, mourning coaches, rod carriages, therefore his prices are moderate. __ MiiS JONES' TEA ROOMS, Train Terminus. Summer drinks, highclass confectionery, cakes, etc. An ideal place for a nice cup of tea. WANTED Known—Now is the winter of our discontent, so, mother, don’t worry, we can get Fresh Fruit and Vegetables at Wright’s, 74, Constable street, and also a good assortment ot Confectionery to choose from. Families waited on daily, TCIOR Caskets, Coffins, made from local -C and foreign timbers at the shortest notice, ring E. Morris, Jun., 28, Revans -street. ■ T>OOTSI Boots! Boots! Gents’ Boots -■-> at wholesale prices; men’s samples to clear at your own prices. Coleman, 1, Rintoul street. KXTANTED, Ladies’ Sample Underweai » » in great variety. Vests from Sid, Combinations from Is 6d, Spencers from js. R. H. Jenkins, 157, Riddiford streot. FJ. CATERER, Riddiford street, • Xmas presents for your husband and sweetheart; fine silk handkerchiefs, braces, pyjamas. Kensington private hotel, Tram Terminus, Newtown. Vacancies for a few permanent boarders. Close to Gardens and Zoo. Penny section from town. _____ i WHEN you order your groceries from Barley’s you are assured of getting , the highest quality goods at the lowest prices. Address: Corner Adelaide roan and Riddiford street. FOUND — The "Junction” Fruit Mart, Rintoul street, beats all for cheapness and quality. A trial wiU convince. FISH— FISH! Plentiful supply of schnapper, trumpeter, moki, butterfish, tarakihi and other varieties; also fresh oysters, at T. Straiton’s Central Fish Market, 142, Riddiford street. All orders delivered. FOR fashionable Ties, Shirts, Overcoats, Hats of every description, and Mercery, try G. E. Fownee. 110, Riddiford street. Moderate prices. POSTED Free, 6 packets ot Winfred Cigarettes for 2s 3d. Wm. Hall, Cheapside, opp. library. Revans street, Newtown. FOR all kinds of plumbing and jobbing work, hot and cold water connections, try McGregor and Jamieson, 106, Riddiford street; also at Molesworth street. COME to the Corner Boot Store, 143, Riddiford street. Children’s strong Button Boots, black or tan, for 2s lid. Alfred Crosby. MRS FRANK JACOBSEN, Riddiford and Wilson streets, is now -bowing a large assortment of this season’s goods. Millinery and Dress Materials a Speci--1000 YELLOW Fir Doors, all sizes JJGG'U and designs; well adapted for oiling or staining. L. B. Christie, Ltd., 180. Adelaide road. Robert h. wilson and son. Funeral Furnishers and Embalmers, 16t. Adelaide road, Wellington. Telephone 1999, night or day. /"IET the cash habit and buy your Groceries where you can buy the cheapest. W. Wylie. Riddiford street. FOR a delicious cup of tea, coffee, or cocoa, pastry and cakes, hot luncheon and suppers, try Mrs G. Bennett, 2G2, Riddiford street (tram terminus). TSTSTANTED—Your Plumbing and Elec•v trical Repairs. We can give satisfaction in all branches. Wells, 187, Riddiford street. Telephone BG4. Electric Bells and Telephones fitted. <</''loo-GAE,’’ the brand of Cooper, XV Garrard and Co., will still be retained by the Basil Cooper Hardware, Limited, 171, Riddiford street. SIGHT Testing Room. Ophthalmic Optician, onr methods are skilful, scientific and accurate. The latest stvles of frames and rimless in stock. J. M. Savidge, Opt.. D., 13V126, Riddiford street.