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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8735, 18 May 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGUT, AT 8. |TJ AY WARD’S PICTURES. _, TTT . THE KING'S THEATRE. THE HOST INTERESTING PICTURE EVER SCREENED. LIFE SCENES AND LANDMARKS of Uio world-famed Wonderland which Hos IN SIGHT OF ST. PAUL'S And within THE SOUND OF BOW BELLS. Filmed for New- Zealanders. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON By DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT. LONDON BY DAY AND NIGHT’. From King to Pauper. “FROM WINDSOR OASTLE PETTIOO AT ~LANE AH the Glamour that hovers round THE LIGHTS O’ LONDON. THE LIGHTS O’ LONDON. “Oh. gleaming Lights o’ London That deck the City’s Crown, What fortunes lie within you. Oh. Lights o’ London Town.” MIGHTY, THROBBING. LIVING London, brought to your doors. Imparting a wealth of ENTERTAINMENT and KNOWLEDGE “Oh. the fascination of it.” MOVING, MASSIVE LONDON. . Read this List of Auxiliaries’. Read this List aof Auxiliaries! LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, 19W. LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL, Wl-1. Best of all Race Pictures. “THIEVES.” “THIEVES.” A human play of power and force. “MAKING A LIVING.” A Keystone Komic Killer. "MARVELS OF INVISIBLE WORLD. Of the greatest possible interest. ONE-ROUND O’BRIEN COMBS BACK In New Fun Guise. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. OSEOBD-C AM BRIDGE BOAT RACE. THE KING’S ORCHESTRA. Gd and Is. Reserves, Dresden. Is 6d. VICTORIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. STUDENTS’ ANNUAL CARNIVAL in 1 honour of the Graduates of the year, in the TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY, MAY 22nd, commencing at 7.15 p.m., when a Musical Extravaganza entitled “BOADICEA” Will be Presented. Admission. 2s Gd. Booking fee. Is extra. Plan now open at the Dresden. DANCE MUSIC FOR THE SEASON. IVTOW the Dancing Season is upon us i-. it would be well for all interested to get the latest successes. We recommend the following:— WALTZES—"Dawn of Spring” (Hope). ‘‘Golden Morh” (Cowley). “Nights of Gladness” (Arncliffe), “Dream of the South” (Lincoln). Price Is 9d each. THE TANGO —The Tango is sure to be popular in the ballroom this winter. Full supplies of the extraordinary success “Tres Moutarde” (“Too j Much Mustard”) always on hand. Other popular numbers are“ The Dudley George” and “The Brazilian." I ■ Price Is 9d each. ONE OR TWO-STEPS—"Hoppy Herbert” and “Policeman's Holiday are without a rival. Will be played everywhere this winter. Price Is 9d each. We endeavour to- keep up to date the latest, and we always welcome visitors to our warehouse to hear .these played over. IGHAS. BEGG & CO., Lx*., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. Sole Agents for Pianos by Bluthner, Brinsmead, Schiedmayer, and other world-famed makers. PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ADDRESS. R. B. DAVIS AND CO.. Tailors. Wish to notify their numerous Patrons that they are moving into more suitable premises, immediately opposite their present location. Only Address— Id, LAMBTON QUAY.

lASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL I PERRY SERVICE. ‘ REDUCED FARES. Adults,; Return, Is; Single, 6d. Children. Half-price, TIME-TABLE. SUNDAYS. Leave Leave - Leave Wellington. Day’s Bay, Kona Bay. 10.30 a.in- 5.15 a.m. 9.25 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 1.15 p.m. 1.25 p.m. 5.50 p.m. 5-0 p.m. , 5.10 p.m. 9.15 p.m. 8.20 p.m. 8.30ip.m. Go to Eastbourne for Sun and Health. Williams Park, Day’s Bay. open to the public. jgIASTBOURNB BOROUGH COUNCIL FERRY SERVICE. Darrin? the Steamer annual overhaul (TUESDAY. 19th inst., to FRIDAY, 22nd inst.. inclusive), the following Time-table will be run; — TO WATERSIDE WORKERS. rSVRE Employers of Wellington WaterX side Labour specially desire all men who joined the new Union before the 9th December last, and are still members of that Union, to promptly produce proof of their membership to, and register their names with, Mr Dodd, Secretary of. the Employers' Inquiry Committee, at hisi office. Accountants' Chambers, 39 Johnston street, with the object of their being afforded a farther means of securing the priority of engagement to which the Employers have pledged themselves. Mr Dodd will be in attendance at hisi office between the hours of 10.30 a.m. toi 1 p.m., and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. 67' EDUCATIONAL ENGLISH LITERATURE. SPECIAL Classes for General Culture, Public Service, Teachers and University Students, under Mr H. H. Cornish, M.A. (double first-class honours in, Latin. English and Mental Service). MATHEMATICS. Students prepared for the Public Service, Teachers' and University examinations by Mi- J. Lomas, B.A. For further information apply to H. AMOS. Director. Banks’s Commercial College. Office. 11, Grey street. Telephone 2095. XT'LOCUTION. VOICE PRODUCTION.! •EJ Defects of speech corrected. J. CULFORD BELL. BETTY PUEDOM., Trevor Studios, Willis street. 'Phone 1809. Children'-''Classes Saturday, 10-15. AiOCOUNT BOOKS ruled to any re--Ti. quirements can be had at tie “Times” office. These books are strong and faithfully made, and the quality of paper used is of the best. Ring ‘up i 2419 and the traveller will call on yon.