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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 54, 4 March 1913, Page 12

LYRIC Symonds Street. mffEATBE. YRIC Id Section. AHEATRE. Direction: Hayward's Enterprises,- L-to. S ■pTAYWAHD'S piCTCR E,S. i •■-*. AVWARD'i' JtICTUJBI KnormoiMt and Instantaneous Success «* A LASKA-C!IBERIAN -c*-LASKA-QIBERIAN XUxPBDrtKMI. Wonderful Pictures of, Arctic, Animal and Native Life, obtained by the Carj negic Institute Expedition, which reached within 18dcg of the North Fole. , THE GREAT FROZEN NORTH. '-A Group ofr«ea*Lions— A Wilms Bant— An Icefloe with SOO Walrus—Wrangel Island 1 —Ropicg Polar Bears—A Moose HuntEskimo Life—A Railroad Bun by Dogs— Bearing Sea iv A Storm —Gallant Fight With a Lassooed Polar Bear, Etc., Etc. ONLY AT THE LYRIC. Together with a Full Programme, 1 THE LIRIC SIWtPHONY ORCHESTRA. Vγ , EST'S -pICTURBS. JJQYAL JJALL. Direction: Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. ' IJUIE T/-ICTIM OF THE JJ^ORMONS. THE GREATEST EXPOSURE OF PERNICIOUS DOCTRINES EXTANT. It Thrills the onlooker, and for the time transport*! him into the scene that is being enacted. SCENES IN POMPEII. ACROSS THE PLAINS (Western Drama). PATH3TH AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. HEART OF A MOTHER. I BOTTLE INDUSTRY. TIIK HEAT WAVE. A PARTING OFFER, ETC., ETC. POPULAR PRICES. i Q.LOISE /CONTINUOUS piCXUKBS. THEATRE DE LUXE. Direction: Hay ward's Enterprises, Ltd. OPEN FROM 11 .A.M. TO 11 P.M. A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME. WE'RE MORE ENTHUSIASTIC OURSELVES Since we have heard the many expressions of appreciation from among the crowds who keep our pay-box clerk busy. • A GOLDIEHS -pURLOUGH, A Splendid Military Story. ISLAND OF -RHODES (Scenic). FLAMING ARROWS (ludian Drama). HER DIARY (Vita). GAUMONT GRAPHIC, ETC., ETC. DRESS CIRCLE — 6d — STALLS. CHILDREN, 3d; RESERVED, 1/. Q P E R A gO USE, ; gOTTOAT. 7.30 PU - Q.REAT JABOUR TYEMONSTRATION IN SUPPORT OF 1T H E TJ S' T V O-MPA l ° S " 1 REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKERS. OVER. 2,<X» PE/OPLE ATTENDED SUNDAYS DEMONSTRATION IN WELLINGTON. 514 .m h e band, carnival: The. Draw for the Art Union Prizes in connection with the Hamilton Band Carnival resulted as follows:— First Prize—Mr G. Cross, c/o G.P.0., Hamilton Second Prize—Mr E. S*ge. OSaupo. Third Prize—Mrs .Sheldon, Hamilton Fourth Prize— Mr P. E. Harvey, Frankton Fifth Prize—Mr T. Neighbours, Waimaogaron, We-?n .ri Sixth Prize-- Mr H. Milne; Frankton--Beventli I'rize- Mr O'Leary, Frankton ■ Eighth Prize—Mrs Fahlinj:, Hamilton Ninth Prize—-Mr C." Roberts, Hamilton Tenth Prize—Mr W. Goodman. Frankton Eleventh Prize—Mr K. P. Kadc, c/o "Argus'. , Office. Hamilton • Twelfth Prize—ilr E. August, c/o Hamilton Furnishing Cα Thirteenth Prize—Mr DeDton, Hamilton. ' 519 __J ATH-ETIC SPORTS. AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL SWIMMING SPORTS. The Annual Sports will be held at the Shelly Beach Baths, Ponsouby, on FRIDAY. Tth March. First event at 1.80 p.m. Old Boys' 75 Yards Handicap at 4.15 p.m. U. W. KING, 33 Hon. Sec. LOST AM© FOUND. LOST, Gold Brooch (sapphires and pearl). Reward.—Star Omce. a> i T OST, yesterday, in Parnell, Cart Cover. I *■* Reward.:—H. ami G. Peters, Grocera, Paraell. 304 j OST, Cockatoo, white, youug bird, on i■ -" Tuesday Night last. Reward on return- , I ing to Morton, George St., Rocky Nook. 14 LOST, from Tabapuua Beach, on Saturday, r March Ist, Sft • Yacht's Dinghy; dark blue. Reward.—F. P. Moren, Takapt,na. 115 t T OST, Chapel St., Epsom, White Dog, J-* pink nose and eyes; one small black mark. Reward.—G. Hannah, 56,- Victoria St., Auckland. 12 OST, on Saturday evening, between Queen St. and. Ktngsland, Gent's Bag; • owner's initials engraved. Reward.— Lumsdcn and Co., Newmarket. 525 1 TOST, Sunday, between Grey Lynn and ■•— Purewa Cemetery, via Grey Lynn tram, Grafton Bridge, and Hospital, Quartz Pendant. Reward.—Star Office. 57 , T OST, Sunday night, in Ponsonby Rd.. •*-' Newton Rd., or Mt. Eden Rd., Silver and Pebble Bracelet; quaint design. Reward.—Price's Store. Three Lamps. 50 OST, Pearl Pendant and Gold Chain, be tween Remuera and Sulphur Bay, c -Northeote. Reward.—Apply Robinson and Robinson, Solicitors. j& T OST~Friday afternoon, between Home -*- St. and Mennie's Reserve, via Newton Bd., Gold Brooch, raised leaves, keepBake. Reward.—Mrs Redshaw, Home St Arch Hfll. 633 • T OST, Liver-coioured Spaniel from Lan- • elng Rd., Edendale; answers to name of Brownie. Reward. Anyone detaining after this notice will be prosecuted.—S. Rawnsley, Qnay St. or Lancing Rd. 31 TOST, near Gas Works, Freeman's Bay ; -L* yesterday (Sunday), Halfbred Irish Tterrler Pup; brown, black nose, short talL few dark spots, on back; answers name , Nigger.—Good reward ror information or return to 82a, Richmond Rd., Ponsonby. 37 • X?-| REWARD.—Lost, February 23, from Mr. Oliver's Stables, EateraUe. Dart , Bay Pony, about Hi bauds, short tail with few grey hairs, long heels outside of hind shoes. Anyone found detaining came will be prosecuted.—C. A. Watson, Greenlane Rd. f Bpeom. no T HAVE IMPOUNDED in the Takapuna ■*- Pound, One Brown Pony Mare If not claimed and expenses paid by the 15th tost., win be sold at the Pound.—M. QUINN Ponndkeeper, Takapnna. gig J7IOUND, In Mercer, Small Sum of Money ■ T. H. Elliott, Mercer. jjah "EKHTHD, at Orakei, Open Boat, Doreen.— J .Apply Fort Bastion. . Tf<OUNI>, Dinghy, adrift Auckland harbour' •*- Owner may have by. identifying and . paying expenses.—Anderson, c/o Dγ Cox Strand Arcade. jjq MISCELLAITEOTTS. ' rpHE Complete Maps of City and Suburbs J. in Brett's Alamairac and Diary, 1913. you wIU find useful.—Brett Printing Co and Stationers. Price, 1. -VTEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASBOCIAJN TION'S BUTTER VAN Delivers Barter • in City and Suburbs Dally. . iT- BAJ SHSL to "on-«ic«ionc.— Bottled in £ w J SEAL Bottles by OrejT.nd • Menztes. Ltd. . Phone 127. - LLJSON Price is _.o first and last cost.—Sole -seats, • K. and F. Piano Age*?. I,te7e*Co*S: cutt, kUaagcr,