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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12423, 17 April 1926, Page 3

- AMUSEMENTS MATINEE FULLERS’ MATINEE MATINF.E MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30 TO-DAY AT 2.30. Every thing ias at Night except the Prices. MATINEE TARIFF: D.C. and 0.5., Is 6d. (Children Is) ; Stalls Is. (Children 6d); Upper Circle, 6d, adults and children.' MATINEE BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. No Extra Booking Fee for Children: FULLERS’ TOTS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. A-*-IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Direction: John Fuller and 'Sons, Ltd. 9.30 N TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. Last Night of Current Show. PHIL SMITH AND HIS SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY CO. Including NAT HANLEY. In. their latest Whirligig of Joy, “ANY OLD THING," A Show that is Different. BRENNAN AND NEWTON. A Rare Feast of Laughter. THE GARTH Y BROTHERS, Purveyors of Bright Comedy., REV FRANK GORMAN, The Singing Parson, FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES.' BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After noon at Burnett’s, next Theatre. ’Phone Theatre (22-669) for Reservations after 7 p.m EMPRESS Direction : Puller-tray ward Theatres. NOW SHOWING. .Continuous: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. TWO WONDERFUL FEATURES! Master Pictures Present RIN-TIN-tIN, The Wonder Dog, In "TRACKED IN THE SNOW COUNTRY." You. will be amazed at the acting of Hin-Tin-Tin in this -gorgeously exciting story of the great North-West. Also, TOM MOORE, FLORENCE VIDOR, ‘ ESTHER RALSTON. and FORD STERLING, - In The Greatest Show on Mirth! "THE TROUBLE WITH WIVES.” It’s a Paramount Picture. 'A miracle of brevity—the trouble wit! wives told in six hilarious reels! COMEDY AND GAZETTE. SCREENING TIMES: "Tracked in the Snow Country": 11 •1.55,- 5.20, 8.45'. "The Trouble with Wives": 12.35. 4 7.20. , Reserves at the Bristol till noon, then at the. Theatre. Ring 43-063. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. £JHKZSANTHEMUM SHOW, \ KING GEORGE’S THEATRE. v _ LOWER HUTT. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 21st and 22nd. Flowers, Fruit, Vegetables, Home Industries and Fancy Work. Children’s Classes a Feature of This Show. Schedules may be had from' Mr R. Wall, Seedsman, Mercer street, City, or Mr Eddie, Hannah’s. Lower Hutt. Orchestra and - Afternoon, Tea. Admission la; Children 6d. _ „ W. H. SMITH, Secretary. P.O. Box 19, Lower Hutt. 987 DANCING. TtTADAME ROSINA BLIGH’S Clas for ADULTS will commence oi TUESDAY, March 9th, 8-9.30. All th latest steps and dances A . SPECIAL CLASS for BOYS am GIRLS will be held every Friday fron 7-8 and 8-9. . CHILDREN'S CLASS. Saturda l mornings. Terms and particulars on application Tel. 41-809. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, Plimmer’s Steps. BUSINESS NOTICES WE’RE MOVING.

Although. our business is exclusively optical, it is expanding to such an extent that we are compelled, in the interests of our Clients, to move to larger premises. ** Oar new rooms—at 70, Willis street, under Gamble and Creed's new shop (late the Ambassador Cabaret)—will be occupied as soon as necessary alterations are completed. The rooms are spacious and airy, and »ur new workshop will be the largest in New Zealand, wmtaining. the most modarn and scientific optical, equipment. We are therefore in a position to offer a service even better than that rendered in the past. MORRISON AND GILBERD, / OPTICIANS, ■■ 'Established 1882. Toting gentlemen ' Making Their Debut in EVENING DRESS Allowed a Special Discount for iVENING DRESS SUITS ; Or DINNER SUITS i At ' MILLIGAN’S Kelburn avenue, P-P- —A Good Appearance Pays Good Dividends. THE GOVERNMENT jgTATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE (State Guarantee). Is • National Institution established* for the benefit of the people. INSURED SHARE PROFITS. The office, through its Accident Branch, is now empowered to accept ALL CLASSES OF ACCIDENT INSURkNCE, including MOTOR-CAR COMPREHENSIVE, ilington Office i STATE FIRE BUILDING, Lambton quay, Wellington.

TAKE NEUTRICINE FOR LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, 'NEURITIS, SCIATICA. GOUT, as fi<l Bottle W. PEDDIE, Dispensing Chemist. SiddjjpjA street, .Wellington jSouth.