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AMUSEMENTS HIS MAJESTY KJ THEATRE n;ux»‘ VAUMVIUA NIGHTI-Y. at 8. SATURDAY. 2.30. Always Merry FULLERS’ B *& t . LA Of This FULLERS’ FULLERS’ i'U LEERS’ FULLERS’ I'ULT.E HS’ FULLERS’ FULLERS’ ST TAYO NIGHTS Brilliant Programme. Emerald and Dupre, The Australian Le Bruns, Harrington Reynolds, AA allingford Tate. .Tames Scholhehl. Alberto, Adelaide Taylor, Evans and Deen, Leonard Nelson. Trices- D.C. and 0.5.. 2s 7d: Stalls, L7d • Upper Circle. Is Id. Reserves at 1 nr Bristol, after 5 at Burnett’s, next Theatre. 'T'IH.E KING'S 1 MOTORISTS! MU it lAY AI BEACH RACES. KINO’S, ALL THIS AVEKK. THEIATRIJ. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! UNIVERSAL PICTURE THEATRE NIVERSAL PICTURE THEATRE “RIDERS OP THE PURPLE SAGE.” “RIDERS OF” THE PURPLE SAGE.” “RIDERS OP THE PURPLE SAGE.” “RIDERS OP THE PURPLE SAGE.” The great American Drama of the Mart who was not afraid. America’s Most Popular Player. WILLIAM PARNUM. A rolling stone everyone knows. See the one William Farnum thrown in “RIDERS OP THE PURPLE SAGE.” The most Thrilling Plav on Screen or Stage. AT THE UNIVERSAL PICTURE THEATRE. PRICES: Front Stalls, Is; Back Stalls, Is 6d (plus tax). E KING’S THEATRE. MOTORISTS 1 MURIWAI BEACH RACE®. KING’S, ALL THIS AVEEK. 3D2 FROM THE WORLD’S PIANO MARKETS. WE have carefully selected and offer ■you the following makes : BKINSMEAB, ROGERS LYON AND RBALk AVINDOA'BK, JESSE FRENCH BREWSTER. LA GONDA They are in our Showroom because our sixty years’ experience tells ua that they PRESENT TO YOU THE HIGHEST EXPRESSION of the high quality and value it lias always been our aim to offer. To have a Begg piano in your home is to have an instrument which will afford unbounded delight and satisfaction, for the quality capable of giving these accompanies each Begg Piano. CALL—SEE US TO-DAY. Our time-payment scheme makes ownership comparatively easy. CHAS. BEGG AND CO.. LTD., iIANNEBS STREET. Wellington. The Oldest Established Piano House in New Zealand. LttDINS HOTELS. HOTEL SELWYN, Cambridge Terraoe. Courtenay Place. Trams stop at door. THOROUGHLY RENOVATED THROUGHOUT. Every convenience. Hot and cold water baths. Electric light throughout. Tariff: 10s 6d per day. jB3 3s per week. Permanents by arrangement. All comm uni cat ions receive prompt attention. ’Phone £2-653. SHEFFIELD’S UHNTfiALHOTEL, TAUMARUNUI. THREE minutes from Railway Station and Wanganui River Boat landing, rictly first-class accommodation. Porr meets all trains. Wire for accomodation- Telephone 139. A R R E T T*S HOTEL (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). Lambton quay, Wellington. One Minute Poet Office and Wharf. Electric Cars pass the door. D. DALTON. Proprietor. CENTRAL HOTEL, Emerson street. Napier. P. BURNS PROPRIETOR Under New Management. Best accommodation guaranteed. Finest brands of Wines and Spirits always in stock. Tariff Moderate. 'Phone 286. M ASO N I C Woodville. HOTEL. G. CHRISTENSEN PROPRIETOR Best Accommodation Guaranteed. The Finest. Brands of Wines and Spirits always in Stbck. Tariff Reasonable. Telephone 33.

DENBIGH HOTEL.. FEUDING. THIS Beading Hotel now offers Tourists and Travellers every possible convenience. All trains met by efficient porters. Highest grade Wines and Spirits. Speight's Beer on tap. >\ xite or telegraph for accommodation. Boa 6. Tariff—lb, Commercials 14s per diem: weekly, JA. Telephone 5. H. H. W A 1,1 .ACK, Proprietor. Feilding. HOTEL LANGMUIB, TAUMABONCI (Opposite Bailway Station). OFFEBS First-lass Accommodation Electric Light throughout. Night Porter. All trains met. Wire for to commodation. A. J. LANGMUIB. Proprietor. UNDEB NEW MANAGEMENT. gO YAL TIGEB HOTEL, Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith etreet. Wellington. “MAT” GLEESON. Proprietor. Has taken over the above Hotel, and will be pleased to meet Uld and New Friends. Best- Brands of Wines and bpirits stocked. Tariff reaeonable. A trial solioited. 'Phone 2527 a. S a This fine new brick hotel outers lor the travelling public. Only the best cf everything provided. Charming outlook. Fireproof building. Electric light. Unrivalled cuisine. Garage. Wanganui’* Leading Hote*«

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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10852, 18 March 1921, Page 3

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