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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11247, 27 June 1922, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. IS MAJESTY’S / THEATRE VAVMVIU^ Direction Ben and John Fuller. FULLERS’ .voL,. NIGHTLY at 8. SATURDAY, 2.30. Last Night’s Hugo Audience Held Spellbound. THE IMPOSSIBLE ATTAINED! TILE IMPOSSIBLE ATTAINED! EVERYBODY BAFFLED. SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN. SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN. SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN. SAWING THROUGH A WOMAN. Positively the Greatest Sensation Ever Presented to the Public. How is it done? The Great Unsolved Mystery. POWERFUL VAUDEVILLE BILL. JACK BIRCHLEY. BERESFORD AND RENNIEI THE HAREM SCAREM GIRLS. Sain THE GOLDIES, Elise GLADYS VICTOR. HUGHES. PAGDEN AND STANLEY. Victor the Great. ETTA New Zealand’s FIELD, Own Prima Donna, PRICES :—D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d; Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (all plug tax). Reserves at the Bristol—after 5 at Burnett’s, next Theatre. RINCESS THEATRE. First Time Screened in Wellington, Metro 7-Reel Super Production. BERT LYTELL In "THE PRICE OF REDEMPTION." Second Feature: A 6-Reel Racing Comedy Drama. Tom MOORE In "LORD AND LADY ALGY." Prices as usual. Tel. 19G7 F VICE!REGAL PATRONAGE. N.Z. NATIVES’ ASSOCIATION TEST ANNUAL BALL (Plain, Fancy Dress, Masked, Poster). TOWN HALL. TO-MORROW, JUNES 28th, 1922, At 8.30 p.m. PRIZES FOR BEST FANCY DRESS. Their Excellencies the Governor-Gene-ral and Viscountess Jellicoe, with the Commodore and Staff of H.M.S. Chatham and Defence Headquarters Staff, will attend. Patrons will please bring own balloons for Balloon Waltz. Tickets: Double, 10s; Gent., 7s 6d; Lady, ss. Circle for Onlookers, Is. Tickets obtainable at N.Z. Sports Depot, Willis street: Talkeries, Willis street: Ned Perry, Manners street; Norman Aitken, Courtenay place; Warnes and Stephenson, Woodward street. Last Cars from Town Sail as under: Northland, 12.30 a.m.; Duppa street, 1 a.m.; Miramar, via Hataitai, 1 a.m. J. TOOMATH, 500 Gen. Secretary. f'BOLOSSEUM OKATING T> INK, VJOLOSSBUM UJKATING •EVINK. Vivian street. OPEN DAILY. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. TWO-STEP COMPETITION TO-MORROW (Wednesday) NIGHT. Daily Sessions: Morning, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Afternoon, 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. Evening, 5.30 to 7 p.m. (learners’ ee sionl. Night, 7.30 to 10 p.m. ARTHUR L. POWER. Proprietor. LEADING HOTELS. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. CARLTON HOTEL Willis street. Wellington. Best Accommodation guaranteed. Ail Wines and Spirits true to label. PERMANENT GUESTS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR. Tariff Moderate. 'Phone 863. A. J. NORRIS. Proprietor. R c Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith street. Wellington. "MAT.” GLEESON Proprietor Onlv Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stocked. Tariff Reasonable. A Trial Solicited. ‘Phone 20-698 HOTEL LANGMUIR, TAUMARUNUI (Opposite Railway Station). First-class Accommodation. Electric Light throughout. Night Porter. All Trains met. Wire for Accommodation. A. J. LANGMUIR. Proprietor. Hotel grand central, 107, Cuba street, Wellington. Accommodation with every modern convenience for 100 gnests. Fire-proof building. Day and night porters. Tariff. 12a 6d per day. Reduction for permanents. Telephone 3049. Telegrams, "Grancent,” Wellington. W. OWEES, Proprietor. OENTRAL HOTEL, Emerson street. Napier. P. BURNS PROPRIETOR. Under New Management. Best accommodation guaranteed. Finest brands of Wines and Spirits always in Tariff Moderate. 'Phone 286. VISITORS TO SYDNEY. PAULSEN’S PFAHLERTS" HOTEL. WYNYARD SQUARE. fTYHIS favourite Hotel, so well known J- to New Zealanders, has just been remodelled, and the Proprietress, Mrs F. M.. Paulsen (late of Wellington) in soliciting a renewal of the natronage of New Zealanders, promises that the service and attention will leave nothing to be deBired. This fine I . brick hotel caters the travelling pub Only the best of everyth provided. Charming outlo Fireproof building. Electric light. 1 rivalled cuisine. Garage. Wangam Leading Hotel.