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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 65, 17 March 1913, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S rp H E A T R X, QtIEEN STREET. MacMahon and Lodder, Proprietors. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. Daily. H a.m. till 11 p.m. CONTINUOUS PICTURE IiNT ERT AIN M BNT. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. Great Holiday Attraction. THE DAY WE CELEBRATE. "CAED MILLE FAILTHE." A Hundred Thousand Welcomes. To-day's Glorious Holiday Programme includes the following Cinematograph Masterpieces :— A Kalem Masterpiece, THE MAYOR F-RCKH IRMLAND, THE MAYOR FROM IRELAND, Produced in Ireland nnd America. Another Star Subject. A RED MAN'S CONSCIENCE. Drama in two parts. RAMBLES AROUND LUCHON—Scenic HOW BOOTS ARE MADE- Industry Lubin—"A LUCKY FALL"—Drama. TONTOLINI AT SKA—Comic. MKKRY PIMPLE BRINGS LOCK. NEW ZEALAND RIOGRAPH GAZETTE. Massed Bands in the Domain- Mr Grlbble and Family; Exhibition in Course or Erection, etc. THINK OF ITJ THINK OF IT! Adults od. Children 3d. JiT ING GEORGE THEATRE <°PP- TIM. Theatre Stalls Entrance). CONTINUOUS PICTURES 12 TO 5 AND 7 TO 10. Public Opinion-The Best Pictures. Better Cannot be Seen. . Now Showin" M ox - T ,;ks " asu w qkly. MSEI.IG FEATURE DRAMA. AID MULLER ATA ID MILLER TyTAUD MILLER An adaptation from Mrs Whittier's LUBIN WEKTKR.n'VfIaTURE DRAMA. rpiUSTEE OF THE j AW. SENSATIONAL DRAMA. »jn«AOIC TjTLIRTATION. TnE LUCK OF THE RED LION. .Comedy A FIGHT FOR A FLIRT Corned V IN THE BAY OF HISCAY Scenic A BACHELORS RIUDE "coinedv SHE IS A PlPPlN—Exclusive A.IS. Comedy If you want to see Perfect Pictures visit tne King George. Unrivalled for Steadiness. Clearness, nnd Definition. A Revelation in Perfect Photography. Evening Sessions: R. Stalls, 3d; Front Stalls and Circle. 6d. z"> AGRICULTURAL SHOWS. "2^T TU AIrU ANNUAL CHOW, THURSDAY, 20TII MARCH. fIRAKD PONCBRT SAMB EVKNINT,. Excursion Steamer from Auckland to Suit. Return Fare, 10/. G42 JOHN' MVKAY, Secretary. HOXrS£ FTJRNISHIKG. -D A M B O 0 T> L I X D S. WE ARE CLEARING THE BALANCE OF SEASON'S STOCK. BEST QUALITY WHITE SKIN. 12 FEET WIDE pr/i -j 10 FEET WIDE 8 FEET WIDE A./'X 0 FEET WIDE Q/'^ 4 FEET WIDE "1/11 fjl AND TT QOOKE. LIMITED, TTOCSE T^ OPP. TOWS HALL. BOOTS AND SaOES. pAT J^OEE? GENTS' KOOTWEAR ALL SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED.

EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE IX LATHES AND GIRLS' CLEARING LINES. BARGAINS IN INFANTS' SHOES. OUR VERY ]*EST AND NEWEST GOODS REDUCED AT LEAST 2/ IN THE £. MANY BBOKTCN LFNES AT HALK-rRICE. lOC WANT BOOTS. WE WANT ROOM. THEN LET US MEET AND DO BUSINESS TO OUR MUTUAL ADVANTAGE. m /-tLAKK "DOOT "I7IMPOKIUM, THREE LAMPS, PONSONBr. MHXITJEEY. t Y^ BY g PECIAL QFFEB. FOR A FEW DAYS LONGER We are offering TRIMMED MILLINRRY AT RIDICULOUS. IP.ICES TO CLEAK. FLORAL HATS. 1/11, 2/11, to-5/11; usual prices 10/0 to 25/ Remember, the summer has only started. It will pay yon to see these goods. BLACK TOQUES, for Matrons. 9/n to 14/6 AH iiew shapes, price 16/6 to 24-9 THESE ARE REAL BARGAINS. rpHE TyriLLINERT QHOP (opposite G. Court, Newton) And A L A M ODE - Pitt Street Buildings. jy£ISS A EBUCKLB (Late Milne and Choyce). MILLx x c a x. THE NEWEST AUTUMN AND WINTER MODELS Now Showing at MISS HALL'S, 264. QDEEN" STREET, (Txro Doors abore Savings Bank). Srerjtbias Marked at Lowest Cub. Pricf*^