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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8757, 12 June 1914, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. £j JIPEE SS THEATRE. “Where Everybody Goes.” NOW SHOWING. DAY AND NIGHT. The Wonder Picture of the World! A.B. Company's Stupendous "Masterwork.'’ "JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP “JUDITH OP BBTHULIA. BBTHULIA! bethulia. ; BBTHULIA. BBTHULIA.' BBTHULIA.' BBTHULIA. BBTHULIA.' THE SIGHT OF .V LIFETIME! A NEVER-TO-BE FORGOTTEN SPECTACLE! GLORIOUSLY SUMPTUOUS SCENES! SEE THE MAGNIFICENT .BALLET. “THE DANCE OP THE PISHES." SEND THE CHILDREN, TO-MORROW SEND THE CHILDREN TO-'u-PROW To the To the GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCES. GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCES. LADIES! Come to the matinees to avoid the crush. Special Orchestra i ! n the afternoons. The screening of "Judith of Bethulia" will commence daily at 11.30 a.m.; 1.30 p.m., 3 p.m.. 5 p.m., G. 30 p.m., 8 p.m.. 9.30 p.m. Grand Augmented Orchestra Nightly [ SPECIAL PRICES. Owing lo the enormous cost and conditions of purchase of this amazing Film : Stalls Is, Dress Circle Is, Limited'number of Reserved. Seats 2s. Children (day sessions only), Haif-piuce. rjIHE LATEST MUSICAL SUCCESSES "UN PEU D’AMOUR." Melodies by Lav Silesu. This veritable melodic gem is at present the, most-asked-for number in Great Britain and the Continent. For piano solo. Is 9d. "A LITTLE LOVE. A LITTLE KISS/' Vocal, arrangement of "Uu peu d’Amour." A song we can recommend to all singers set in 3 keys, C (range C to D), D and P. Price Is 9d. A gem. "AUTUMN MEMORIES," Reverie. Bv Adrian Hope. The second edition now to hand. The first edition of 3000 copies sold out in record time. This Reverie is now the most popular piece of its class in our stock. Price Is 9d tony. Our Pianists are at your service to try over all the latest. Why not call at our Warehouse? CHA6. BEGG & CO., Ltd., MANNERS STREET. WELLINGTON. Sole Agents for Pianos by the Worldfamed Makers—Bluthner, Bnnsmead, Schiedmaycr, Kuhla. etc. MEETINGS BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE is hereby given that an Ordinary General Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank' of New Zealand will be held in the Banking House in Wellington on FRIDAY, the 12th day of June, 1914, at 11 o’clock a.m. The Transfer Books of the Bank will Be closed from Friday, the 29th of May, to Friday, the 12th of June, both days inclusiye. ’ By order of the BoardW. CALLENDER,’ General Manager. Wellington, May 25th. 1914- 489 ' PUBLIC NOTICES. HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. THERE is a vacancy for one man. Nominations will be received by the undersigned up to noon on SATURDAY. June 20th. CHAS. P. POWLES, 843 Secretary. SOCIETY FOE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. , THE Secretary will be in attendance at the Rooms, Bridge’s Buildings, 119, Willis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. All communications strictly confidential. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Messes j. panning and co.. Land and Estate Agents, Manners street, are moving to their own premises. No. 74. Manners street (next Poole, Florist), having occupied an office. in the Opera House Building for the past 17 years. The firm will open their new premises on 6th INSTANT. 764 POLITICAL MEETING WELLINGTON EAST ELECTORATE. NEWMAN. M.P., will Address the Electors in the Century Hall. Kent terrace, at 8 p.m., on MONDAY, 15th inst. 830 SMOKERS! GO for your Cigars, your Cigarettes, your Tobacco, or any of your smoking requisites, ,to the Grand. Cigar Divan, where everything is of the very beet. All classes of smokers’ goods stocked and kept in excellent condition. Concession and Workers' Tram Tickets on Sale. MISS LENA LENNOX, Grand Opera House, Manners street. ’Phone 3813. The judge’s remark in a recent libel case that lie did not “think'there was a pin to choose between either party’’ reminds one of justice of earlier days. But then the remarks were mad© to the jury. Thus, for instance, this speech by judge to jury: of the jury, in this case the counsel on both sides are unintelligible, the witnesses incredible, and the plaintiffs and defendants are both such bad characters that to mo it is indifferent which way, you give your verdict." And here is a model summing up. The judge was trying a boy for “lifting” a pudding. “Gentlemen,” ho said, pointing to the culprit and the spoils, “there’s the boy, and there’s the pudding.” Very few people, when they think of the Eiffel Tower in Paris and other Eiffol towers scattered hero and there about the world, realise that M* Eiffel, the inventor, still lives. Ho is now a man of eighty-one, and is. living at Beaulieu, on the Riviera! “M. Eiffel,” his secretary says, “loves his tower, and is always terribly upset if it is called ugly, or if cruel rumours are spread about its saloty. Ho has often said that Paris without its tower would be like a pretty woman without her aigrette.” His greatest pride is talking about all the services which the tower renders. It signals the /time and weather, and speaks jvith the world’s fleets and distant-colonies of France. Hut it really is" very ugly, all the