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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 197, 18 August 1906, Page 8

■ AMUBBa-JOTTS. TTIB MAJESTY'S THEATRJB. IXX Lessee _.... Mr C. R. Bailey. MONDAY EVENING, *_aa "FOUR POIiOWING NIGHTS. THE PICTURE EVENT OF. THE SBA-i SON. BDISON'S POPULAR EDISON*S PICTURES EDISON'S POPULAR EDISON'S PIOg.*URES AMERICA AT WORK. AMERICA AT WOBK. Might>- HustU_s Teeming Surging AMERICA. AMERICA. il .VERITABLE P.CTUBB FEAST. Every Picture Shown Gnaranteed Abaolntelr NEW TO AUCKLAND. 1} MACHINES. <->.OPEBA.rOPvS. T_u» average number of feet of Film shown in one evening is 10,000. 10,006 WE SHOW 10,000 FEET. 10.000 ' And all New aud Startlingly Uni_lit>. Fireworks! Thnnderstorms! Fireworks.' Thunderstorma! A VIEW OF NEW YORK FROM AN AIRSHIP. Each if these Films a REVELATION. "The J-vening Poet" says — "Best .ever seen in Weilinjrton." "The. Times" says — "The best ever seen iv Wellingrton." "The Otago Tiroes" says —."The best seen ift Dunedin." The PHimerston Papers both say — "The best seen in Pahnerston North." The Mnstertou paper says — "The best ever seen in MasterCbn." All this is absolute truth, and CAN BE PROVEN. So If every paper in every pla.ee we have played says so, then SEE IF IT IS SO. SEE IF IT IS SO. AVALON COLLARD. MISS OLIVE MEBTON, Vocalists and Entertainers. A PERFECTLY EQUIPPED PLANT. PRICES — :;/, 2/, and 1/. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. DaT Sales at the Toreador and H.M. Cafe. FRED. ANDREWS ~» Manager - •*•*• (Continued from page £.) TO 1! U I h D E R S. T-endera will be i<eeeSvod »p to Noon o_ WEDNESDAY, tbe 2Mh jnst., for Alterations to the former Eden Vine Hotel and the-Erection of «. Block of Shops in •conjunction Therewith. Plans, etc.. at our Offices. Queen-st. ED. MAUONKY & SON, Architects, mOBUIL D E B S. ERECTION OF THE OXFORD BOYAL HOTEL, TIRAU. Tentters for the above will be recerre* until noon on MONDAY, 2Tth August. Plans to be seen at my Office, awl tit the Office *f tbe "Waikato Arsus," Hamitto-u. J. CURRIE, Vjctaria-stregt. ArehltecL mO BUILDERS. ! ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO THE BRITISH HOTEL, QUEEN-ST. j Tenders for the above will be .received j until Noon, on TUESDAY. _Bth Auffust. J. CCRRIE, Aretrteet. Victoria-st. rp o BUILDERS. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO I THE MORRINSVII-LE HOTEL, Tenders for the aliove will be received nntil noon ou WEDNESDAY, 22nd August. Plans to be seeu 2t my office ami at the Morrlnsville Hotel. Morrtnsvffle. J. CURRIE. Architect. Victoria-st. I FT\ O BUILDERS. ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO THE PTKEKOHE HOTEL. Tenders for the above will be received until noon oh TUESDAY. August *!_. Plans to be seen at my Office, und at the Pukekohe Hotel. Pukekobe. .. CURRIE, Architect. Victoria-st-AT PAPATOITOI. j Taiders arc invited for the Grazing of 66 j Airres of first-class I_utd, -adjoining the ! Paportnitot Railway Station. I Conditions at the Office of the under- ! signed. Tenders close- on August 25th. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ORPHAN HOME TRPST BOARD, Exchange-lane, Auckland. E. Secretary. AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Separate Tlenders wil be receiv«l until Noon <if MONDAY. September 3rd. 1306, for R-xiflng any of the undernamed Sebool Bnltdtugs:— DEVONPORT SCHOOL tpartl PAICURANGA StTHOOL AND TEACHER'S HOUSE PARKHUEST SCHOOL PUNI SCHOOL Specification to bt> seen -at ray Olßv-e. 21 fi, Victoria Arcade, and on application to the Chairmen of the respective School Committees. R M. WATT, Architect. "POR SALE BY TENDER, 'TENDER.! will tor received by «rU« under*ign<xl either for the Business at present carried on under the imnic of T W WELCH (late Anekfciml Butter Coinpunr) at 61. Shortland-strcet, Auckland, as. going concern, (together wtth LEASE OF PREMISES. OFFICE FURNITURE. OFFICE PLANT, etc., or separately for LEASE OF PREMISES, up to 12 Noon on FRIDAY 2-ith August, 1306. Schedule of Conditions, Plant, etc.. ami Copy of Lease, can be inspected at Short-htnd-otroet Ps-emls-s. or tny oa.ee. HUGH BAILY, Brougham-street, New Plymouth. 17th Angus!.; 1906. TEA MEBCHAirTS. T*\IRECT FROM THE fpEA ABDENS. lod GOOD BROKEN INDIAN. Strong Tea lOd STBONG CEYLON FANNINGS 1/ GOOD WHOLE-LEAF CEYLON PEKOE V CHOICE INDIAN TEA 1/ EXTRA STRONG CKYLON FANNIJ**US i.Tippy) V 2 GOLDEN TIPPED CEYLON 1/4 GOLDEN TIPPED CEYLON 1/6 GOLDEN ASSAM ORANGE PEKOE 1/1} GOLDEN TIPPED CEYLON ORANGE PEKOE V 6 PURE CHINA TEA LB AFTERNOON TEA (Lapcly Plaxttnri 1/6 FIJI BROKEN PEKOE 1/10 VERY CHOICE CEYLON ORANGE PEIKOE l/» PURE CHINA CONGOU fTerr MBd) 1/10 PANYONG BUDS (A Dainty .2/ EXTRA CHOICE CEYLON ORANGE PEKOE 2/ BLENDED TEA (Verr Choice) 2/ FIJI ORANGE PEKOE 2/2 VERY FINEST PUBE CHINA TEA 3/ HIOH-CLAS3 CEYLON GOLDEN TIPS

CAUTION.—Any grocer or deai«r can get orrr teas for you, but be earefnl to see that <vur name is on each packet and label without which noiie are genuine. ' .JOHN T7.AKLE AND ,/"-] 0-, DIRECT TEA IMPORTERS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Established 26 Years. TF WOMEN ONLY KNEW.-They are In- ■*■ vited .to learn the necessary care and understanding of their bodies from the wellillostrated Descriptive Lectures to be siren at the VIA VI ROOMS, Strand Arcade, 2nd Floor, on MONDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS, the 20th and 23fd inst., at . p.__. An hour devoted to >wldeiwoaaen s- •nsi_n-._u> r _ MttdetsJ__*ain_;.