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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8646, 3 February 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction Brennan-Fullers. Ltd. Another Mammoth All-Star Company of World-famed Artists. THE NEW 7 PROGRAMME A Triumph, Artistic and Emphatic. THE In a most spectacular act BOND-IS of daring dexterity and TRIO. skill on wheels. GREAT GUZMANI TRIO. Sensational Novelty Equilibrists. Tfie Dancing Wonders LESLIE from 'Frisco. LESLIE DIXIE SOUTHERN Character DIXIE SOUTHERN Impersonator. DELMAK AND CASSANDRA, Novelty Slack Wire Artists. .WESTERN HILL. LITTLE MOLLY. CARPOS BROS. LEONARD NELSON. LE BRAIN. Beryl Gilman. Clayton and Groan. COMPETITIONS THURSDAY EVENING. DC. and 0.5.. 2s; Stalls, Is 6d: Upper Circle Is. Plan at Dresden. Booking Gd extra. p.VUL -DUFAULT SEASON. FOUR CONCERTS ONLY. townliall, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. Under tho auspices of the Royal Wellington Choral Society. OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12th. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14th. PAUL DUFAULT. PAUL DUFAULT. "Paul Dufault, a golden-throated tenor.’’—"Sydney Morning Herald." Assisted by: PAULINE BINDLEY, Soprano. ERNEST TOY, Violinist. HAROLD WHITTLE, Pianist. Prices: 5s (reserved), 3s and 2s. Plans open at the Dresden February 9th. Direction FREDERIC SHIPMAN ADRIAN HOPE’S LATEST. THE Latest Composition by Adriah Hope, so well known as the writer of several successful waltzes, is a beautiful tone poem for the piano, entitled : "AUTUMN MEMORIES." Thio composition is, in our opinion, the best this writer has written; the beautiful melodies running through each movement should appeal to all. We predict greater popularity for ‘‘Autumn Memories” than that enjoyed by "Rendezvous,” "Hearts and Flowers,” and others of the same class. We would appreciate a visit to our warehouse to hear this. Price, Is 9d, posted to any address Is iOd. CHAS. BEGG <fe CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, THE HOME OF GOOD MUSIC. MISCELLANEOUS. AXE CORN COB PUNCH with all liquors; it reduces the effect of alcohol. You try it. BLOOD Purifier and Tonic Sarsaparilla for Boils, Pimples, Rash, Irritation; Cures Ulcerated Legs. 2s 6d. Wm. Sales. Sydney Chemist. 32. Wiiiia street. FOR Hack Saw Blades, Pulleys and Solder, ring Stevens and Co., Metal and Machinery Merchants, 132 a, Abel Smith street. Tel. 2275. ANTED to Buy—Furniture of every description.. Highest prices paid Spot cash P- Cooze. 170. Riddiford ,-vreet, Newtown. BEST Sixpenny Worth ever offered. Scarfe’a Slip-knot Tie Frame. All storekeeper, or direct E. S. Scarfe,* Wanganui. 490 XT'OR Attractive Printing at reasonable JD cost go to the “Times,” or ring up No. 2449 and. the traveller will call on you. Promptness. Accuracy, Cheapness, and Quality can be depended upon. ■SJSTORKERS! Purchase in the CheapU est Shop. Groceries and Greengroceries always on hand. Fresh daily. Bedrock prices. Prompt delivery. J. W Smith, 169, Taranaki street. TSEST Fruit at Cheapest Prices. Buy ■O from Edilson’s, the leading Fruiterers, 142. Cuba street. 'VSTANTED Known, W. Barber and v T Co, 215, Cuba street, and 147, Ridel 1 ford street, are the oldest Dyeing and Dry Gleaning Works In Wellington. ft ST ANTED Known —Wardrobes £3 3s, v V Sideboards £2 10s, Duchess Pairs £3 17s 6d, Kitchen Tables 12a 6d, Dining Tables 255, Wood Curbs 6s 6d., Couches 27a 6d, at Radford’s Sole. 63 and 65. Willis street. O TAMPS —Wanted, for cash, old ooliections, loose St-imps, and Stamps on original covers; highest price paid; send for list. A. Brodio, 116, Manners street. Royal Oak Buildings. ANTED Known—Carpet Squares. T » 12a 6d. 17s 6d, and 25a; Carpet Runners from Is yd; new patterns, at Rodlord’s Sale. 63 and 65. Willis street. EDISON RECORDS at Reduced Prices —Amberol 4-minute Wax Records 2s each. Standard 2-minute Records Is 8d each. Cbivers and Co.. 34. Willia street. IT* UPTUBE—Wear ' the new O’Conor it a. Truss; no iron, or steel; comfortable durable, washable. W. Sxlek. Sydney Chemist. 32. Willis street. ZONOPUONE and Hie Master's Voice Gramophones and Records, Edison Phonographs and Records. Reliable machines from 47s Gd at Beavis' 109, Vivian street (next Skating Rink). TIOOTS —Working Hen’s strong Lace J 3 Boots, broad toes, guaranteed solid leather. 6s 9d. Coronno’s Shoe Store, 118, Vivian street, opp. old Skating Rink. WANTED. Motorists, Garage Prcprie--tors and others can obtain Empire Cylinder Oils from the Proprietors. Em pire Cylinder Oil Co.. Ltd., Harris street. Wellington. EDISON RECORDS at Reduced Pri —Amberol 4-minnte Wax Records each. Standard 2-minute Records Is each. Chivers and Co.. 34. Willis stre SUPERFLUOUS Hair destroyed “ilasma” (reg.). A guarantee giv with each case undertaken. See t« monials and letters, Mrs Halien, c ner Boulcott street. 'Phone 1047. STRIKE for Fleming’s Cheap Wax Records. Standard Is 3d, 4-min. Am boro la 2s. Edison’s Phonographs from 70s: easy time payments. Fleming and Co., The Phoneries, Newtown. WANTED Known Beaumont’s, 147, Vivian street, next National Bank, for choice fruit at right price. PJaco your next order with us; it will pay you. We deliver free. rfIHE Little Tailor has recommen X Business at the Strand Age; Lambton quay (Central Hotel Buildin and will be pleased to see old and i clients. Iln addition to making g cloth :s ho now sells Books, Pap Magazines’ and wonderfully fine P cards. S. Amstell, Tailor and Statioi WANTED Known, the Don, Tailors and Mercers, 32. Manners street. Blue spotted ties Is, red and black and black and white ties Is 6d, shirts from Is lid. A largo assortment of ladies’ and gents' woollen and silk scarves in all tie latest shades. Sox (fancy woollen) Is 3d. Tokio braces Is 3d. WJ. GAUDIN AND SON, Coal and • Produce Merchants, Prompt delivery Town and Suburbs. Agents for Fulton’s Veterinary Preparations. Constitution Powders and Drenches; valuable for emergency and general use for horses and cattle. 40, Ghuzneo street, and Seatoun rood, Kilbirnio. 'Phones 271 and 3716.