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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8739, 22 May 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE, j "Where Everybody Goes." STALLS. 3d; DRESS CIRCLE. Bd. ' TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT. “ HEARTSEASE" (Vita’s Great "Feature” Drama). ' JITS INDIAN NEMESIS” (Kalom’s Spectacular Indian Story.) "AN ITINERANT WEDDING” (A.K.’s " Feature ” Comedy). “Tho Shadowgraph Message” (S. and A. drama); "Simple Silmon's Drama” (comedy); "The SkittloMatch” (farce-comedy) ANOTHER 'TRIUMPH. nnHE New Programme Submitted by THE DANDIES THE DANDIES THE DANDIES Last Night was received with tumultuous expressions of approval. EVERY NUMBER A WINNER. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. DO NOT MISS THIS PROGRAMME. 'THE DANDIES. 'THE DANDIES. A Riot of Molodv and Mirth. BOOK SEAT'S AT THE DRESDEN. Day Sales. Christcson’s. Prices, 3s, 2s, Is. Direction, Edward Branscombe, Ltd. BALLROOM DANCING. •Jl/fRS H. B. MASON. Classes for be--ISJL ginners are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings in the private hall, 86, Ghuznse street, near St. Peter's Church. Private lessons by arrangement. All tho latest. Ballroom Dances taught, including Viennese Hesitation Waltz, Trot, Tango, etc. Proficiency ensured in six private lessons. EDUCATIONAL "OANKS'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Established 10 Years. Over 400 Students on the Roll. DAY, EVENING AND CORRESPONDENCE .CLASSES For Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Accountancy, Law, Entrance University. Public Service. University and Teachers' Examinations. Office, 11, GREY STREET, Telephone 2095. H. AMOS, Director. FITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Principal—MlSS BABER, M.A. mHE new term will begin on TUESX DAY. May 26th. Miss Baber mil be at home on Monday, May 25th. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. f 8 THE Second Term wiU begin on MON--1 DAY NEXT. May 2Sth. CHAS. P. POWLES. 397 Secretary. Elocution, voice production. Defects of speech corrected. J. CXJLFORD BELL. BETTY PURDOM. Trevor Studios, Willis street. 'Phone 1800. Children’s Classes Saturday. 10-15. miscellaneous. VD" ANTED Known—What the people * are saying, that the best and cheapest China can be had from R. Herron and Co- New Address —124, Earnoton quay. WANTED —Thirty only, Ladies" Dress Skirts, black, and navy, well cut, good material, 8s (id for 3s lid. Morgan’s, Cuba street. jV/JTA’GAZINES. Periodicals and NewsJiyJL papers, whether English. American or Colonial, can be supplied at short notice by Beavis, 109. Vivian street (next Sira ting Rink. ANTED —Empire Oil Co.. Ltd.. Har ris street, Wellington, supply all kinds of Lubricating Oils for Motors. I Particulars of tests, quality and prices on. application.

CJTRIKB for Fleming's Cheap Wax lO /Records. Standard la 3d, 4-min. Amberols 3s. Edison's Phonographs from 70s. Easy time payments. Fleming and Co- 'line Phoneries, Newtown. ANTED, people in town or country, bli v your Boots at Pearson’s Corner, Cuba street, Wellington. Men’s llv*£t vUUtI bul BCUj VV valLUigtvXl* ill CD d chrome sewn Boots 11s 6d, and postage paid at that. A GOOD ARTICLE is always a pleasure to its owner. Go to Balkind’s for good Blonses, good Shirts, good Hats. Good everything. 123, Vivian street. Telephone lit 7. MONEY. Money, Money, advanced to anyone in temporary need, from £1 upwards, upon all classes of securities, without delay; easy weekly or monthly instalments. .Call and see L. W. Balkind, 125 Vivian street, Wellington. 't elephone 247. jT»-| TO £5, from Is to As weekly, o&JL for Drapery ; £1 to £5, from Is to 5s weekly, for Boots; .£1 to To, I'rom Is to 5s weekly, for Suits; T 1 to £s‘ from Is to 5s weekly, fpr Costume*. At Bal. kind’s. 125. Vivian street. ’Phono 247. ON WITH TOKCHY," by Sewell Ford;: the last word in American humour. 3s 6d copy, posted 3s Ud. Malta's Book Arcade. 95. Willie street. '■’PATHWAY,’’ by Gertrude Page; her JL latest and best book. 3s 6d copy, posted 3s lid. Matin's Book Arcade, 95, Willie street. AiOCOUNT BOOKS,, ruled to any re- • qnirements can be had at the "Times’’ office. These books are strong and faithfully made, and the quality of paper used is of the best. Ring up 24-19 and the traveller will call on you. **TVYEING” —From our vast Home 1/ experience wo can assure our customers to have their garments dyed to any colour by the latest London methods. Chas. ,T. Houston ''Honours Certificate, London), Dyer and French Cleaner, 138, Vivian street. ’Phone 31391. ATE-NINI3-TOO is the telephone non, her of the Cheapest Butcher’s Shop in Wellington; only the primest of meat stocked; small goods a leading line, manufactured on the premises daily, with up-to-date machinery- and under hygienic conditions. Note address— Wairarapa Butchery Co., 59, Molesworth Street. Ate-nine-too. ' A. STAPLES. Certified Plumber, • 216. Lambton quay, is prepared to ■undertake all manner of Plumbing. Locksmithing. Gasfitting, Electrical and TBrassfounding work. Having an expert I [staff patrons can rely upon expedition land good workmanship in every instance, hand at moderate prices. When you rer.qnire the services of our staff please ring up Telephone 943. A ROBERTSON AND CO., 37, Ghuz. • nee street. There is no olderestablished firm of Dyers and Cleaners in the Dominion. Our reputation extends from 1863. We clean or dye the most delicate fabrics in the latest and most up-to-date fashion—Suits, Dresses, Gloves, etc. Feathers dyed and curled. Mourning orders executed at shortest notice. ’Phone 91S. P.O. Box 2. To Are. WANTED Known—lf you are contemplating painting, paperhanging, or decorating, ring telephones 2043 or 2316. Our staff is the largest in Wellington, composed entirely of highly-paid ■Xpert tradesmen, who enable us to do all work at exceptionally reasonable prices. Try us and convince rourself. All estimates free. THOS. A. WELLS, 25, Hankey street, city, or Main road, Karori,