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New Zealand Times, Volume XL, Issue 9093, 12 July 1915, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. GOOD-BYE EOEEViyi to all shows but fjVHB KING’S. j ■ For that’s whore the BEST pictures { ara TO-NIGHT—at B—TO-NIGHT. The Song-picture delightful, ] The Song-picture deliglitful, “GOOD-BYE. SUMMER.” “GOOD-BYE, SUMMER.” “GOOD-BYE. SUMMER.” “GOOD-BYE. SUMMED. ’’ “GOOD-BYE. SUMMER.” Adapted from Paola Tosti’s worldfamous song, “Good-bye,” which will be sung during the screening ) of the picture. "MAKING A RIFLE” (A timely and interesting film). “LOVE IN ARMOUR” (A Keystone key to glee). “CLOTHES COUNT” (Amusingly demonstrates this fact). iTHE IVAIt NEWS AND CARTOONS. OTHER CLASSICAL FILMS. D.C. and O.S. Is: Stalls, (new chairs). 6(1. Childrijn Half-price to all parts. Plan at The Bristol Piano Co., Is Gd. T, H E A T It E. The Home of Perfectly Projected Pictures. TO-DAY (MONDAY) TO-DAY And TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Monster Attraction! THE HEROES OP GALLIPOLI! NEW ZEALAND’S NEW ZEALAND'S MAIN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. MAIN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. In Camp at Treiitham Training for Their HISTORIC FIGHT HISTORIC FIGHT At THE DARDANELLES. THE DARDANELLES. Marching Through tho Streets of Wellington. FAREWELLED AT NEWTOWN PARK. FAKEWELLED AT NEWTOWN PARK. Transports Leaving the Harbour escorted by 11.M.5. Minotaur laud the big Japanese Cruiser Xbuki. And a Great Supporting Programme.

BE BRITISH. DO IT NOW. BUT A TICKET IN THE £IOOO GOLD NUGGET AND SO HELP OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. £IOOO WOBTHOFSOVEREIGNS £looo' WORTHOFSm7ISEEaGNS 5/“ TOR P^Jm CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO JULY 21th. CUT THIS To the Secretary, Box Bs, Wellington. OUT I enclose for tickets in the AND MAIL Gold Nugget Art Union in Aid of the Wounded Soldiers’ ’TO-DAY. Fund. (Enclosing stamped Name \ Addressed Envelope). Address Tickets may bo had from Secretary, Central Office, Featherston street. The Bristol Piano Company, Mrs Beveridge, Eiddiford street, jNevrtawn. and all Tramway Men and Tobacconists. SUBSCRIPTION rr /_ WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING f? 1 AAA WORTH, O/ OF SOVEREIGNS. SiXUUU C. H. BALLARD, Hon. Sec.

EDUCATIONAL. BANKS’ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Woodward street. DAT, Evening and Correspondence Classes, by 25 Instructors possessing the highest University degrees and ,commercial experience in the following 'departments;— 1- Lay 2. Accountancy 3. Practical Bookkeeping 4. Shorthand and Typewriting 5. Preparatory Day Boys , 6. Secondary Day Roys 7; Public Service 8- Entrance University. 9. University Degrees 10. Teachers’ Certificates 11. Modern History and Economics, 12. Advertising (Personal Classes) 13. Military Examinations 14. Police Examinations H. AMOS, Director. Telephone 2098. SHORTHAND IN THIRTY DAYSMr Busyman—You want Shorthand you cannot afford to waste months learning. Here is you opportunity. HUXU SHORTHAND can be mastered perfectly lu thirty days ot nve hours' study, or U 0 hours in all. Boyd Shorthand has no lhading, position writing or word signs." The simplicity of Boyd makes it the ideal system for home study. .Cad; or write for -particulars. Boyd Shortiand Schools, ICO. Customhouse quay,, .Wellington. 6(>B , jyj-R REGINALD G. BLOW. L.E.A.M. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. Studio, 151-153, Lambton quay. Private Address: 255, Adelaide roadTerms on application. 102® PIANO -PUPILS. HOW to. read and play Music corrootlv will follow with twelve weeks’ instruction under Mr E. J. Kings guidance. Terms on application at 18, QUEEN STREET Off Brougham street. SINGING. ADAME MONKMAN-DEMPSTER. Studio : Comer of Willis & Manners sts. ’ (Above London Dental). j ’Phone 1149. 393 SXADAMB ~1l STEVENS. jyL Medallist L.A.M. Punil Sig. Traventi, Mr A. Visetti, *Dr Wylde and Prof. Trow, cinidue Voice Production and Pianoforte. fringm*, Hqpoer stree t. 251 CONTRALTO SOLOIST. S/TR-S EMILY MARTIN desires engage. iVI momts. Entertainments, etc. A few Vacancies Singing and Pianoforte Pupils. Terms. SCs quarterly, or 2s 6d weekly. Cambridge terrace. 751 H/fES CLAYTON. Masseuse; certdficat--IVI cd from the Harley Institute. London 78, The Terrace, next to the Gentlemen's Club. Electrical treatment, electric vibrator. 'Phone 1484. business notices. IAILWAY REFRESHMENT ROOMS, PALMERSTON -iOECH. "SPECIAL arrangements have been 5 made by Mr J. H. Fletcher, the ’-oprietor, for the convenience of Travelers and others. Rooms open (or ~1l *ight and Day Trains. Prompt attenion. First-class Refreshments. Sepaate Room for Ladiaa ■j- W. WALKER. FORWARDING AGENT. CARRIER, And GENERAL CONTRACTOR. bulls. Coaches meet Trains at Greatford. All classes of Vehicles on Hire, inhuling Motor-car. 'Telegrams promptly attended to. Telephone No- 6.