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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10815, 3 February 1921, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. J JIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT! at S. TO-NIGUT! I Messrs B. and J. Fuller present their ur surpassed programme of 1 THU Ul> li.tjl Of \'Al OEVILLE. FULLERS' A Brilliant Band of Artist, l'l I.I.KUS' includin'; Gladys Verom FITLEEKS’ Miller and Kuiney. Uartto FU LI.El'S’ Max. Kenneth Maclaine. *3 L I'TM.KKS’ GracknclN. 11 uley an<l lionl l-'VLLEKS’ George lltrrd. Ward an FUJ.LKh'S’ Sherman. The Great Hen: 1-TLLKKS’ french, Louis Bloy. A 'TRULY WOXDBiIRT, BILL,! Pi ires: DC. and O.S . 2s 7-1: Stalls, 1 7d ; Upper Circle, Is Id, Reserves a The Bristol—after 3- at Burnett’s, nex Theatre.. EMPRESS. •IMPRESS M PRESS. EMPRESS The Picture House. "THE THIRD GENERATION,” ."THE 'IHIKD GENERATION,'’ "THE THIRD GENERATION,” TO-MOKrOW (FRIDAY)! " HAUNTING SHADOWS.” "HAUNTING SHADOWS.” ■ haunting siia nows.” Have yon ever felt yonr flesh po Goose at something weird, mysterious? "HAUNTING SHADOWS.” "HAUNTING SHADOWS.” AT THE EMPRESS TO-MORROW iFKI DAY). i7> V E K Y ! i I ! D Y'l o v V, R Y O D Y’l LAST DAY of LAST NIGH' * GLADYS J.ESj.I R In . "TILE MIDNIGHT BRIDE.” Commencing TO-MOKROW \bLiID A Y MARIE DOKO In Another English Masterpiece. "TilK SINLESS SAN-vi R-” Usual Prices ’Phone 50. THE CONFIDENCE Of the People of the Dominion i: ''BeggV and in the Pianos ;vc sel ' has resulted in the wonderful success w are enjoying in this city—in every tow! where there's a Begg shop. This confidence has been brought abou ■ by OUR UNQUESTIONED RELIABILITY Everyone knows that when they buy Piano here they obtuin the finest valu for the money invested. • They know that tiie inexperienced ca, obtain the same value here as th shreivdeet buver, for our policv is ■ ONE QUALITY. > "BEGG” SERVICE AND COURTFOU > ATTENTION. In our spacious showroom, upstairs, ar Pianos by such celebrated makers aa l BRINSMEAD. LYON AND HEALS WINDOVER, JESSE FRENCH, ROGERS. LAGOND and BREWSTER, Call in and inspect at your Leisure. CHAS. BEGG .AND CO.. LTD., MANNERS STREET. Tho Oldest Established Piano House i New Zealand. EDUCATIONAL. SCOTS COLLEGE, WELLINGTON. COLLEGE re-opens TUESDAY. Febm ary Sth. Boarders return Februar. 7th. The Principal may be interviewed he tween 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. after FEBRU ARY 3rd. 75 SINGING AND ELOCUTION. ( jyjISS G. HELEN # GARD’NEI Resumes Teaching THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd. Studio. GO. Willis street. Telephone 906 (Private address: Kenilworth). UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITIES FOR QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS. THE tremendoVis growth of Australas ian Business Organisations in th last ten years, and the high taxation 1< which ail are subject, has created oi urgent need for the assistance of exper Accountants whose training combines i knowledge of Business Law, Cost Ac counting. Income-tax Work, Finance, Or ganisation, and Management. % PREPARE NOW FOR AN EXECUTIVI POSITION. Under our effective system of traininj Accountancy, hundreds of ambition mths have forged ahead and now fll sponsible positions with big salaries. NOW is the time to act. Send at onci r a. free copv of "ACCOUNTANCY’ id learn how to qualify for a high posi >n without interference with your pre nf employment. HEMINGWAY' AND ROBERTSON, Accountancy Specialists, P.O. Bex 516,, AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON GIRLS’ COLEEGE. lasses will rr-averahie on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Sth. MISS McLEAN will interview parents at the College, Pipitea street, on Friday. February 4th, and Monday, Feb ruairy 7th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alt new girls, except boarders, must attend on Monday.at 9 a.m.. and all pupils returning to school must be present on Tuesday at 9 a.m., or send a notire of intention to return. The Junior Department is taught by fully qualified teachers, under the direction of Miss Cocker, M.A. , There is extra accommodation this year at the new Hostel, 32, Hobson street, which is under tho management of Mrs Urquhart. assisted by qualified resident governesses. Prospectuses and all particulars may bo obtained from tho Secretary. CTIAS. V. POW’LES, 219, Lambton quay. ICHOOL OF PIANO AND VIOLIN » PLAYING. Complete training in all branches By MR GORDON SHORT. MR IT 11. DAVIES, And Staff of Assistants. AiFTER eight years' experience ir Europe and Airierieu, Mr Gordon Short (pupil of Teresa Carreno and other eminent artists) announces that he is prepared to accept pupils for Piano. Sir H. H. Davies resumes teaching on MONDAY. January 31st. Address, 1 e'l, The Terrace. Telephone 1936. ENGINEERS Overalls, Bibs, and Com binations; a grenfc stock to clear Denim Ti-uosers, worth 16s 6d for 10s 9d Wire Saddle Trousers for 18s 6d; all re Aneed. May vice's, 119-151, M n v.-e-a. el-v—l-