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_____ AMUSEMENTS. " ;■ ■ EMPIRE THEATRE. Direction _ Leo Be Chateau For a short season of TWO NIGHTS ONLY and' ONE MATINEE. Commencing MONDAY at 8 p,m., MATINEE, TUESDAY at 3.30 p.m., and again at 8 p.m. *r»™^oT^ 12lh ■•sinwnt Band in attendance. MACE SENNETT'S INDELIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO THE SCREEN "MICKEY." »« u . nvßV . • AN 8-COUSSE BANQUET OF ENTERTAINMENT. S"MICKEY" is nil Girl, all Mischief, all Loveableaess! A Hoyden, Haranvscarum" KißSable Imp, aa wild as the pine-scented winds from: \qt own Western country, she " digs in" a trench in your heart where her sweetneas will «....*„..„ "nger as the fragrance of a briar rose. "MICKEY" is the kind of Girl Everybody Loves! ; 11 MICKfiV " oombines Humour, Pathos, Tense Dramatic Action, Thrills and Comedy ™TQ ma perfect whole that has never been equalled. - y ' ff^vS^ Ft? Y~"^ utit'Bmore! !T'S MELODBAMA~but it's more! IT'S <fMIOKEY." . Starring IABEL NORMAN 9. The little girl you will nevor forget, in the picture you will always remember Prices: D.C. (reserved) 2/n, 2/1 and 1/1. Plan now open at Empire Theatre Augmented Orchestra. Children half-price at Matinee only. Jlieawe-

Hayward's Pictures. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I A. First National Super-Feature.-Seven Acts of Screen Dynamite. "OM TR3AL" Starting BARBARA CASUETGK, BARBARA CASTLETOH, with MARY MoALISTSR & SYDNEY AINSWORTH. It is too great to describe: its play on the emotions is almost beyond belief ;_ its faultless direction and the magnificent acting of every man and woman in it make it a marvel of suspense. Prices as usual No Jiostrictions on Children. ' 785 pORMALIN.—The best Fumigator ■*■ on the market, 3s 6d bottle. NEALE AND HADDOW. mCOFf £E ESSENCE I Rl<* Yoyl! like if,fool!I RELIABLE CRASS SEEDS. E heave the following ON SALE :— Best heavy Machined Ryegr-ass. „ „ „ Cocksfoot. „ „ „ Italian Rye. )) )> , } Western "Worths, j „ ~ ~ White Clover. „ ~ r , Cowgrass. j „ „ „ Trefoil. FOR SURFACE SOWING. A good mixture of Cocksfoot. Dogstail, Chewings, Ryegrass and Clovers. 6d per 1b; Ryegrass and Clover (heavy j mixture of Clover). 3d per lb ; Dressed Fog, od; Suckling Clover, 6d. All Sacks 2s each extra. I NEALE AND HADDOW. 633 I ; lan ideal place to 'stay ln wellington, IpfEIQRAHD (107 Cuba Str-et). "I^EST for comfort, convenience and *■* personal attention at moderate cost. Call, write or wire us for accommodar tion si our well appointed private hoteL "WELLINGTON'S BEST." Terms 10s per day and £3 3s per week. S. EDILSON, ... F.v>3v>rietor. Telegrams: "Edilson," Wellington. I Gives a new enjoy- i 1 ,ment to the daily I -9 Even the plainest .food be- 8; $& comes tasty—appetising and " B W digestible with H.P. Sauce* S ?vSELSGM SCHOOL OF MUSIC. (.W/?aied to ths Associated Boarfi, F.pya I Academy of Musio and RoysU College of Music, London.) r ft US TEES—Messrs. Cock, Gibbs, King, O. R. Fell, W. Rout, and y>"(va. Archdeacon Kempthorne* STAFF: '"-rsripal: Jnlius. B. Leinmer, A.R.A.M Teachers of Pianoforte: Misses Wilding and Fairhall, Mr. H. S: Claughton, L.T.C.L. Toucher.of Organ: Mr EL 8. Glanghton T«achars of Singing: Messrs. J. B I»Riamer. and H. S. Claughton. Teacher -"f Violin, Musical Theory,, »n3 Sin&mg: Julius B. Lemnier, A. a". A.M. FTDEB.—Discount will bo allowed ii payment is made within Eight Weeks f'lirr- commencement of the term. The fvJJ fees, and also the amounts as reduced by discount, are as follows:— Organ.—One nour!3 lesson per week, »nd three hours' practice, 95s pel I f .'-it!; lei-s discount, Bos per term. | -Other Practical Subjects.—One half ihour lesson per week, 45s per term less-discount, 40s. Two half-hour lessons per week, 80s per term; less-dis-count, 70s. Harmony and- Counterpoint.—One half-hour;.per week, 35s per term; teat oW^-int, SOs. RyiHvrjy C&neasssons.—Same &a * Technical School Pupils." . w. i\ brundbll; ' - SecretaryCar* Begß and Co., Trafalgar Street.