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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10848, 14 March 1921, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. KING’S. The Theatre that TTINGS ?X(i*b. sets the standard. *-*“ING’S A record audience nightly greets triuaiphal reappearance of the Brilliant, Soprano, I MISS CABBIE LANCELfcY ! And her j MELODY MAIDS. j Hiss Cecile Stevens (Solo Violinist©), ! Miss Doris Middleton (solo 'Cellist), Miss Irene Watts (Monologuist). In conjunction with The Marshall Neilan Masterpiece, '* D O N’T EVER MABRY." And KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Rian at Bristol, or 'Phone 22-212. fJiOWN HALL, CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT, 7.45 O’CLOCK. ; TO-NIGHT. 7.45 O'CLOCK. j First Performance of t "A MIDSIALUEK NIGHT'S DREAM." v “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT S DREAM.” 1 Produced by A. STANLEY WARWICK. MENDELSSOHN'S BEAUTIFUL MUSIC By a full Professional Orchestra under Ml J. F. Woodward. SECURE YOUR SEATS AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. ' Book at the Bristol Piano Co. Prices, . 3s. 2s, plus tax; Students' concessions. ‘ NOTE Conditions of Sale on Tickets. EDUCATIONAL EN ROL WITH r BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I For SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. and master these important and desirable subjects in the shortest possible time All Students are taken individually. ' ao that the progress of each Student < depends entirely upon his or her ability ( and perseverance. 1 MORNING. AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES are conducted by experienced and successful teachers. The demand for competent shorthand typistes is as keen as ever, and positions mn he found for all those who can be eocmmended. Examination* for certificates are con. ducted each term. NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS: 98, THE TERRACE (apposite Woodward street). Prospectus free on application. H. AMOS. Managing Director. m«ne 3099. o a 1 £ s L 2 I I 1 GREAT RESULTS. GILBY'S COLLEGE. j rfXBB following figures are eloquent of JL the thorough training received by i students at Gilbjr’s. i I Tor the year 1920 the percentages of 1 passes were:— Accountancy. 99 per cent. Matriculation: Day Classes. 75 per cent. Evening Classes. 71 per cent. Public Service Entrance, 87 per cent. t 1 1 t t t

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