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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 11784, 21 March 1924, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS (Advance Vaudeville FULLERS' FULLERS’ Bevuo Company. JJIS jyjAJESTY'S rjHIEATRE. -IS xt -*-AJBSTY’S HEATRE. Direction ... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! at 8. TO-NIGHT! First appearance (direct from the Hugh J. Ward pantomime, “Mother Goose'l of THE Wonderful LITTLEJOHNS Diamonds Diamond/ LITTLEJOHNS by the Jugglers. LITTLEJOHNS Million. A Supremely Beautiful Offering, OUTSHINING ALADDIN’S CAVE. Featuring GLOBE BOLLING, HATCHET JUGGLING, In a Myriad of Daajding Jewels. Glorious and Completo Success of SPECIAL MIXTURE. A Rattling SPECIAL MIXTURE. Rollicking Fun Interpreted tv London's Jovial Jesters, DODDY HURL AND HARRY EVANS, A Furore of Enthusiasm Aroused by • MR CHAS. LAWRENCE LLOYD AND RAYMOND. LEO. STERLING, HARRY NORTH. D.C. or Stalls. 2s 6d (Reserves Se); Bank Stalls, Is fld; Upper Circle, Is. (Plus fax, excepting Is.) Motors 10.20. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 6 p.m. at Burnett’s, next Theatre NOTICE. MADAME FOLEY conducts Dancing Classes Mondays, at 7.30 p.m., at Victoria Hall, Adelaide road. South Wellington. ATHLETIC SPORTS ATHLETICS. H. E. WILSON BENEFIT MEETING. PARK. SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 22nd, At 2 p.m. Proceeds to help defray hospital exgnses of New Zealand’s Champion urdler, injured during Australasian Championships at Hobart. Tickets at N.Z. Sports Service, Willis street; Ned Perry’s, Manners street, Mise •Bteveneaux, Cuba street; Angus Duncan, Lambton quay; J. Donnelly, Riddiford street; Te Aro Book Depot, Courtenay place. PRICES—Ground Is, Children 6d; Stand Is extra J. O’SULLIVAN, Hon. Secretary, Wellington Centre, N.Z.A.A.A. MOTORS AND CYCLES THE N.Z. CO„

CAS OWNERS. W** Stock the following new parts *" ■ for all models of the Grant 6. Crown Wheels and Pinions, Differential, Coze's High and Intermediate Sliding Sears, Countershaft Gears, Differential Sears, and Spiders. Also. Briscoe 19141919 Models, Crown Wheel and Pinions. We carry also a big range of used parts in excellent condition for the above and other makes of cars. 29. HARRIS STREET. WELLINGTO>I. iBAPtMO HOTELS A NEW FEATURE. fIARLTON HOTEL. Willis street, Wellington—Bed and Breakfast, 90s per week; single bed, ss; single bed and breakfast, 7s. Meals a la Carte—Midday Dinner and Evening Tea; service the best. FRED MARSH (late Grand Hotel, Rotorua). BRITANNIA HOTEL. Next ‘'Evening Post," Willis street, Wellington. ■\TOTHINa BUT THE BESTLV SPEIGHT’S. TOM BRENNAN Proprietor R OYAL TIGER HOTEL. Corner Taranaki street and Abel Smith •-treet, Wellington. "MAT." GLEESON Proprietor. Only Best Brands of Wines and Spirits Stockei TARIFF REASONABLE. A Trial Solicited. 'Phone 20-698. IF VISITING AUCKLAND. Make a note of the ALBERT HOT EL, 241, Queen street, next Strand Arcade. We’l Appointed Central Situation. TARIFF —15s per day; L. R. FREEMAN Proprietor. (Formerly Whyte's Hotel, Foxton.) “New Zealand Times" Filed Daily for Wellington Visitors. riIHE MATTER OF PERSONAL APPEARANCE. FOR PERSONAL SATISFACTION AND FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS IT IS ADVISABLE TO HAVE YOUR SUITS MADE BY THE ORGANISATION OF FASHION EXPERTS. MILLIGAN'S. Kelburn avenue. ATTENTION 1 I EYES RIGHT I 1 l J£EEP your eyee in good condition by having them thoroughly, tested. An examination may ensure your vision tgainst trouble in later life. CONSULT US IMMEDIATELY. MORRISON AND GILBERD. 103, Customhouse quay, Wellington. THE TYPEWRITERS wo are offering at big discount are fitted with the latest devices; get particulars. W. J. Boater and Co. MONEY TO LEND The Citizens’ Loan and Discount Co., Ltd., Bouleott Chambers, Boulcott street, near corner Willis street. Open until 9 p.m. on Fridays.