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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 135, 8 June 1911, Page 12

-_dTrSEME—TVS. W__?S E Pi__ __1S z ws?s "ROYAL ALBERT HALL. -"••"Direction _. J. West and Henry Haywaru. •THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD." An unquestionable and emphatic success, received with volumes of spontaneous applause by a crowded audience. -BEN HALL, BEN HALL, BEN HALL, A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. A TALE OF THE AUSTRALIAN BUSH. THIS SUPERB PRODUCTION IS ONLY TO BE SEEN AT WEST'IS, WHO HOLD EXCLUSIVE BIGHTS. MANAGERIAL NOTICE. Realising that in the past some films may have been Inclined to create a false impression in the minds of YOUNG FOLKS, this fine work has been produced at great expense, being the true life of BEN HALL, mating no attempt to glorify his doings, or palliate the heinousness of his crimes, bnt presenting the subject in such a way as i will point a strong moral lesson, and show the ultimate fate of all evildoers, for THE WAGES OF BIN IS DEATH. BES—DES THE ABOVE ATTRACTIVE FEATURE, The Following Star Subjects will be Presented: Cocoanut Growing—A Stage RomancePicturesque Sardinia —Pathe's Latest Gazette—Clancy, etc., etc, etc. ROYAL ALBERT ORCHESTRA OF LADS INSTRUMENTALISTS. Prices: 1/6, 1/, and 6d. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'Phone 1506. O-MORROW—"BKnd Fanaticism.'' The Opera House "Lock Out."—Read "The Voice Of Laionr." 33 ' psios's .STILL LEADING. BEST V LUNCH IN CITY. HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE. EXHIBITION. gOCIETY OF A RTS TGJXHIB-TTON, pOBURG CTREE-. A RECORD SUCCESS. Open Daily, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; evening, T.SO to 10 p.m. Admission: One Shilling. ART UNION Tickets obtainable from Statloners, J. Leech, and the Secretary. 573 S. STUART, Secretary. BOXING. JVjjfJt yiCTOE QLIFF'B OCHOOL OF "DOXING, W\ AND "ryiKESTLING. ~ ODDFELLOWS' HALL. PARNELL. TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 13th, FEATHER-WEIGHT WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP OF N.Z., Catch-as-Catch-Can Style, And a Handsome Gold Medal. DEAN POWER v. A. SAVAGE, DEAN POWER v. A SAVAGE. The Programme will include several of Auckland's Best Wrestlers. POPULAR PRICES, 1/; Front Chairs, 2/. 535 V. CLIFF. TENDERS. rj\ O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received, up to Noon of FRIDAY, the 16th inst, for Alterations to the Thames Hotel, Qneen-st. Plans at our Offices, Swanson-st. EDW. MAHONEY AND SON, 554 _i__teot_. ■"TENDERS. """RENDERS, to close at Noon on &-TUBX DAY, 10th inst, are invited for THE ERECTION OF SHOPS AND , OFFICES AT TE AWAMUTU. Plans and Specifications may be seen.at my Office, Times Buildings, Hani—toa FRED. C. DANIEL-, I 504 Architect. ' a~"0 BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the ERECTION of a ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH at Moninsville. Plans at my Office till 13th inst. and after that date at James Ganley's Hotel, Morrlnsville, till 20th inst. Tenders Close my Office 21st INST. (Signed) T. B. JACOBSEN, Architect and M.I.C.L (London). Office Removed to <—, Mutual Insurance Building. 534

mo BUILDERS WISHING THEIR X BOOKS KEPT ACCURATELY. Books opened or adjusted. Please send ad—ress. Terms lor keeping complete set_rom £2 per month; adjusting £3 3/. Write— ACCOUNTANT, 732, STAR OFFICE. 9 "gOBOUGH OF NEW PLYMOUTH. ELECTRIC POWER IMPROVEMENTS. Tenders are invited and will be received at the Borough Ofllces, Town Hall, New Plymouth, up to 4 p.m..on WEDNESDAY, the 6th day of September, _>I__ for the fallowing Contracts:— CONTRACT NO. 2—Excavating a Pit for and Constructing a Concrete Forebay, including sluice gates, stop-valves, scour-valves, and grating screens. CONTRACT NO. 3r-S_pply, Delivery, and Placing in Position of Large Diameter Pipe, Tee J_-ct—>ns. Valves, etc Alternate tender for (al Continuous Wooden Stave Pipe, (b) Steel Pipe. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Town Clerk' 6 Office, New Plymouth, and at the Offices of Mr. H. W. Cllmle, Consulting Engineer, Hawera. F. T. BBLLRINGER, 507 Town Clerk. O-SNDBRS FOR LEASING LAND X UNDER "THE TAURA—TGA _DUC_.- i TIONAL ENDOWMENT RESERVES ACT, 1596." Tenders are Invited, by order of the; "?_>llc Trustee, for the Lease of .the following __nds at Tauranga:— Lot I.—Allotments 604, 605, 606, 607, 608, 600, 610. 611, 612, and, 613, Section _ on the map of _ie Town of Tauranga, containing 10 acres more or less. Lot 2.—Allotments 3 and 4, Sect—»n 2, Township of Tauranga, containing 2 roods more or less. Lot 3.—Allotments 702 and 703, section 2, Township of Tauranga, contain- . ing 2 acres more or 'less. The term of lease in each case is for 21 years without right of renewal, in true case of Lot 1 from Ist August. 1911; Lot 2, from Ist October, 1911; and Lot 3, from Ist July, 1911. Particulars and conditions of _ie Lease and forms of- Tender may be seen at the Agent of the 'Public Trustee's Office at Tauranga, and _ie Public Trust Office, Auckland. All tenders must be lodged with, or posted to the Agent of the Public Trustee, Tauranga, so as to be received by him not later than 2 p.m. on the 30th day of June, 1911. E. IF. WARREN, District 'Manager. P-bllc Trust Office, Auckland, 7th June, 1911 L 512 POULTRY. ~~ A BOUT J"""GGS. ~~ You're 6till buying; pretty high price, too. Well, only one way out of the difflculty: give a few "IRVINE" Strain Pullebs, American White Leghorns, Laying Machines, n trial. They'll pay for themselves in a few weeks. They're bred to lay, and will do itTry a setting. If they won't lay, send them back and tell everybody Irvine strain Is no good. I'll soon have to close down. But jou won't be able te say this. They'll prove themselves ir, a short time, and you will recomm—ui them. —A. W. IRVINE. American Leghorn Specialist, LINFIELD POULTRY FARM, PAH-RD.. EPSOM. ' — YOU heard other speakers. Now hear the great Mills on the question of the Lhour. St. James' Hall, To-morrow Evenl—_