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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16266, 27 June 1916, Page 12

Amusements. THE T YRIC. HE JUYRIC. rpO-NIGHT -t AT Q — rpo-NIGHT. EDWARD NOYES WESTCOTT'S WIDELY POPULAR BOOK, i DAVID HARUM. I ! DAVID HARUM. ! DAVID HARUM. | InF , iv ?.,?',? lß ?! Quaint. Sparkling and Delightfully Humorous Motion Pictures, with the Celebrated Artists, W. H. CRANE. HAROLD LOCKWOOD. AND MAY ALLISON. ' DON'T MISS SEEING " DAVID." I PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. Is; Stalls, 6d; Reserves, Is 6d. 'Phone 3645. ALSO AT THE WEST END. Coif TYRIC rpHEATRE. Q.RAND TUT ATI NEE, In Aid of the NAVY RELIEF FUND. »J»0-MORROW A FTERNOON, "WEDNESDAY. TUNE *>QTH, AT 2.50 P.M. BRING THE CHILDREN. AND HELP THE WIDOWS AND CHILDREN OF OUR HEROES. Admission: Adults. One Shilling. Children. Sixpence. Q.RAND -VTAVAL pONCERT In aid of the Navy League's North Sea. Relief Fund. A STIRRING PROGRAMME Arranged by MP. BARRY CONEY AND MISS WYMAN. rpOWN TTALL. HPHURSDAY. TUNE 90 AT 8 P.M. PROGRAMME. PART I. Piano Duo, " Third Suite " - (Arensky) Theme. Dialogue, Waltz, Marche Triomphale, Minuet (18th Century), Gavotte, Nocturne, Scherzo. MISS EVELYN WYMAN AND BARRY CONEY. Tenor Songs, (a) " Thoughts" (Howard Fisher) (b) " Invictus " (Bruno Huhn) MR. ERNEST DRAKE. Violin Solo. " Legende " - - (Wieniawski) . MISS AVA SYMONS. Baritone Songs, (a) "In Summertime on Bredon " (Peel) (b) " Hymn to Light " (Ireland) MR. BARRY CONEY. Soprano Aria, " Legend " (Iris) (Mascagm) MISS ALMA PAGE. Pianoforte Solo (a) " Prelude " (Debussy) (b) "Clair de Lune," (c) "Toccata." MISS EVELYN WYMAN. Contralto Song, " The Last Call " (Sanderson) MISS MURIEL ALLEN. PART 11. Vocal Duet, 'Fickle Hearted Mimi" (Puccini) MR. ERNEST DRAKE AND BARRY CONEY. Pianoforte Solo, " Rhapsodic Hongroise, No. 12 " (Liszt) MISS EVELYN WYMAN. Baritone Songs, (a) " Dream Ships " (b) " Fortune Hunter " MR. BARRY CONEY. Violin Soli, (a) " Andantino " (Martini-Kreisler) (b) " Obertass Mazurka " (Wieniawski) MISS AVA SYMONS. Soprano Songs, (a) " Morning " (Ronald) (b) " Lass with the Delicate Air " (Arne) MISS ALMA PAGE. Piano Duo. " Danse Macabre " (Saint Saens) MISS EVELYN WYMAN AND BARRY CONEY. At the Piano. - - HAROLD GREGSON. " God Save the King." Grand Pianofortes very kindly lent by the undermentioned Piano Agencies: —British and Continental, English and Foreign. Aucklanders! Your Navy has protected you and yours. Now isyour opportunity to SHOW YOUR GRATITUDE by helping the Widows and Orphans of those who have died in your service. Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, and Is. Plan of Reserved Seats at Wildman and Arey'a. Tickets obtainable at Navy League Rooms, Hallenstein's Buildings. I —*_ Public Notices. LAND Agents.—Take Notice, my Property, Pukekohe Hill, is Withdrawn from Sale from this date.—Kate G. Coghlan. I AND Agents.—Please take notice that my ■I Farm at Pokeno is withdrawn from sale.—Mrs Auckram. Pokeno. LAND Agents—Please take notice that my Farm at Pirongia is withdrawn from sale from this date.H. T. Peat. '- J Restaurants and Tearooms. rpHE rpiFFIN. rpHE npiFFIN. rpHE rpiFFIN. THE LEADING J UNCHEON AND rriEA "DOOMS OF AUCKLAND. Centrally situated, in Commodious, welllighted and ventilated Rooms, on First Floor, City Chambers, Two Entrances: Queen and Victoria Streets. FOR QUALITY, VARIETY, CLEANLINESS. AND PROMPT ATTENTION, rpHE rpiFFIN. IS UNSURPASSED. Under Entirely New Management. Open 5 to 7 p.m. on Sundays. J. HAYNES, Proprietor. pRIOR'S - LARGEST DININGROOM BEST ONE SHILLING MEALS STRAND ARCADE. QUICK SERVICE. Telephone 3410. JOY to the World. —Early Breakfast 7 a.m., Is. Open Sundays.—Manchester Dining Rooms, opp. G.P.O. TRY a Fish Lunch at the Auckland Trawling Fish Depot, Lower Queen St., next Hellaby's. pOUTTS' * O ID. QREAT JN pRICE. MESSRS. F. COUTTS AND SONS WRITE ME: " The War has compelled us to advance the price of Acetic Acid as much as 7s per dozen for Quarts and 4s per dozen Pints from May 1 till further notice." RETAIL PRICE. NOW: QOUTTS' A CETIC A CID, PINTS Is lid QUARTS 3s 3d S. L. P". R raMER ' RECEIVING AGENT. AUCKLAND. A W. BRYANT. xli Successor to P. Bryant. Coal Merchant and Carrier, 2, Waitemata Chambers, next to Customs Bldgs., and Jervois Rd., Ponaonby. Covered Vane for Furniture Removal, » I