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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8389, 28 March 1913, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. T HEA T B E BO r A L. Direction Brennan-Fuller, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. LAST NIGHTS OP BLETSOE’S CRIMSON RAMBLERS! BLETSOE’S CRIMSON RAMBLERS! BLRTSUE'S CRIMSON RAMBLERS! Remember, these Dainty Entertainers leave Wellington on Saturday. Jaws of iron; teetn of THE DENTINES steel. See the great THE DENTINES double dislocation. THE DENTINES THE LYNTONS The lady and the THE LYNTONS hair-dresser. Beautiful Songstress. IX) L' IE DUGGAN ESMA DUO Dainty Juveniles. Modern Samsons. THE MARSDENS A Perfect Vaudeville Entertainment. Sparkling, Clean and Refined. Prices—D.C. and 08., 3s; Stalls, Is. Plan at Dresden. COMING NEXT MONDAY. THE STAGPOOLES. direct from 'Frisco. THE SERENADERS. Costume Comedy. BEAUTIFUL IRISH BALLADS. SUNG BY MB ALLEN DOONB. fTTO all lovers of the true Irish Ballad JL we can recommend the following modem gems:— "NORAH McNAMARA." "IRELAND, MY IRELAND.” "SWEET COUNTY KERRY." “FOUR LEAF CLOVER." "A ROMANCE IN IRELAND." "COLLEEN BAWN,” “MOLLY'S EXES ARE IRISH.” “A TOAST TO IRELAND.*' "DEAR OLD IRELAND." Price 6d each, if posted 7d. We would ask you to call and near these pretty melodies. CHAS. BEGG <fe CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. LADIES are reminded that quite a lot depends on their personal appearance, both in their homes and, when visiting. i That appearance can he vastly ' improved by home treatment, providing they know what to use, and how to treat their Hair, Complexion, and Figure. We are “Artists in Hairwork," and can supply you with any accessory you may require, and willingly advise yen for your benefit FREE, If unable to call, write us, enclosing pattern of hair, for wo have a large stock on hand, and can match all shades of hair. Shampooing, Dressings, and Massage obtainable in'our Saloons. We offer, for a short time . longer, TUITION in all branches of the toilet and hairwork profession for the fee if .£lO 10s, usual price .£SO. Intending pupils should apply early to secure same. , 773 THOR HOUSE AND OFFICE CLEAN- , JP ING. RING UP 2969. DAT OR NIGHT. THE VACUUM CLEANING CO. We dean Windows and Chimneys, Scrub Floors, Polish Floors, In fact carry out all kinds of General and Vacuum Cleaning. WE SELL VACUUM MACHINES, THE BEST AND EASIEST TO WORK, from £3 10b and upwards. Bing up and let us give yon a DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR OWN HOME. RELIGIOUS NOTICES OHAEMAN-AIEXANDER MISSION. FRIDAY—Quiet Hour in St. John’s, 10.30; Service in TOWN HALL, 7.30. SUNDAY. TOWN HALL, 3 pm.. Great Meeting for Young Men and Women; 8.15, Monster After Church Rally. MONDAY—Town HaU, at 7.30. Subject: "The Unpardonable Sin." TUESDAY—Quiet Hour in St. John’s Church, 10.30; Service in TOWN HALT., 7.30. Come and Hear Alexander’s Great Choir of 250 voices. WM. H. HINTON, 735 Secretary. TYPEWRITER THE Le GROVE and LAURENCE CO.. LIMITED. New Zealand Agents for ROYAL SMITH BAB-LOCK PREMIER Visible-writing Machines. TTTR only one-key-one-character Type writers in the market (no shift-key*}. Unique in Speed and Labor-saving Construction, Second-hand Machines of all makes lor sale or Hire. “JOHN BULL” Carbons and Ribbons tor all machines. “L. and L.” Pen and Pencil Carbons stand alone for quality and price. Wax sheets, absorbent papers, and inks for all Duplicators. REPAIRS effected to all machines. TYPING—A staff kept for public fberthand, typing, and duplicating work. Established twenty years. 199, LAMBTON QUAY. The Trained Nurses' Association held a bridge party and dance in the new Nurses’ Hostel, Willis street, on Wednesday evening last. Folding doors between the clnbroom and diningroom were thrown open to make one large ballroom, and supper was served in the kitchen. Beautiful flowers were everywhere used in decoration. Among those present were Mrs Wilford and Mrs W. Young, who were mainly responsible for the evening’s arrangements; Dr Young (president of the Trained Nurses’ Association), Miss Dunlop (secretary), Dr and Mrs Collins, Dr and Mrs Tolhurst, Dr Gilmer, Dr Parker, Dr and Mrs White, Dr and Mrs Holmes, Mrs McKenzie, Mrs Kendal (a former president of the association), Miss Payne, Miss A. McLean, and many of the sisters from the Nurses’ Home. A great many of the flowers were sent by Dr Hassell, from Porirna. The Rev. Dr Clifford, addressing the annual assembly of the Free Church Council, protested against the extravagance of the rich in these days of sweated labour, and urged that a minimum wage should bo secured by Act of Parliament, if there was.no other means of securing that end.