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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12424, 19 April 1926, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS rillL SMITH’S XDW FUN TEST* FULLERS’ nns MAJESTY’S THEATRE. ‘-MS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Erection: Jolin Fuller and Sons. Ltd. RIGHTLY at 8. SATURDAYS. 2.30. A Clever and Fnsi.-inatins' Musical Comedy satire In PHIL SMITH MUSICAL COMEDY CO. fHIL SMITH, NAT HANLEY, Anti 10 Sponsors of Joy present 70 minutes of Furious Fun. ■‘WANTED A WIFE." "WANTED A WIFE." A Feast for the Eye, A Charm to the Ear, inti a paroxysmal 70 minutes laugh. I’UWEIt’FITL VAUDEVILLE RILL. First nppearanec ot LITTLE JUNE MEGAN, LITTLE .TUNE MEGAN, The Wonder Cliihl. Her impresonation.s are just wonderful. First appearance of FRANKS AND NEWTON, FRANKS AND NEWTON, Society Dancers, Winners of Australian Championships. New Items hx REV FRANK GORMAN, The Sinking Parson, JOE BRENNAN, JOE BRENNAN. Assisted by Ida Newton, Immense Favourites with everything: Brand New and Clevci. FULLERS’ POPULAR PRICES. D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d (reserved 3s), plus tax; Stalls. Is 6d: Upper Circle, Is. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. After 5 p.m. at Burnett’s, next Theatre. ■Phone Theatre <22J>fi9) for Reservations after 7 p.m CHORAL SINGING By the ORPHEUS MUSICAL SOCIETY. £JONCERT CHAMBER. TO-MORROW EVENING, 8 p.m. “THE MAY QUEEN” ''THE MAY QUEEN” And "THE NEW BARTH." “THE NEW EARTH.” SPLENDID SOLOISTS. Conductor , Mr Len Barnes Admission: 3s (plus tax) and 2s. Reserves at the Bristol. 5 VICTORIA HALL, ’ Adelaide load. MADAME FOLEY AND CO.,|AINB Assortment of Fancy Costumes -Ai for Hire, town or country. Telephone 24-154.

BUSINESS NOTICES WE’RE MOVING. r knt fetidness Is exclusively u ie expanding to such, an exit W are compelled, in the inof owe Clients, to. move to larger Our new rooms—at 70, Willis street, jtaader Gamble and Creed's new shop (late Ambassador Cabaret) —will be occupied as soon AS necessary alterations are fiosnpleted. tChe rooms-are spacious and airy, and mr.new workshop will be the largest in WOW Zealand, containing the most modfern and scientitio optical equipment. iWe axe therefore in a position to offer ■ service even better than that rendered ill .the past. MORRISON AND GILBERD, OPTICIANS, Established 189?. YOUNG GENTLEMEN Making Their Debut in EVENING DRESS Are Allowed a Special Discount for EVENING DRESS SUITS Or DINNER SUITS At MILLIGAN’S Kelburn avenue, F.S. —A Good Appearance Paye Good Dividends. V F. S. MALONEY, ANINE AND FELINE SPECIALIST. The Most Fully Equipped DOG HOSPITAL 20. Leraud street. 'Phone 25-026. MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE FOB SALE. SECOND-HAND 3-TON REPUBLIC, with Cab and Deck, or can be fitted with Hydraulic Hoist. Has been used for demonstrating, is well shod, painted, and in first-class mechanical order. Terms can be arranged. This is an excellent opportunity either for ordinary carrying or the handling spoil. Apply— INGLIS BROS. AND CO„ LTD., Cable street, Wellington. MOTOR-CYCLE and Side-car.—Want-ed to Sell, Dunelt Motor-Cycle and Aluminium Side-car (only one i n New Zealand); owner buying car; reasonable price or terms; trial given. Apnly in first instance to ''Dunelt," care “Times" office. Wellington. 655

FORD FOR SALE. OWNER wishes to disnoso of 5-Scator Ford Car; well sell on terms or cash. Reply to A 427, “Times” Office. UNIVERSAL CYCLE CO.. 133, Vivian street, Wellington, specialise in Cycle and Motor Tyres and Accessories; send along vour inquiries; our prices are right. Dunclt. Agents. Harley oavidson and a.js Motor-Cycles; Cycles Rodgers and Ha)!, Ltd, 157-159. Willis street, opp. Y.M.C.A. rpHE UNAPPROACHABLE NORTON, X the motor-cycle that in a few short months broke 32 world's records—and Sntinues breaking them. Model 1611, 16; Model 18. X 97 10s Sec the Norton •day—wo'll show you why it’s unapflfoHrhablp. THOR. 11. OATES. Douglas, n S.A., Norton Agencies, 64, Dixon st., Wellington. MOTOR HOODS. M°'T. Painting u ready, 93, HOODS—3-Seaters. 70s; 5[ers tvom 90s Upholstering, iid Enamelling 11. W. MacTaranaki street, “62