AMUSEMENTS. . QUEEN'S THEATRE, QUEEN STREET. MacMahon and Lodder Proprietors. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! TnTUV D »"y. 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. TO-DAI — TuISoIiAY — TONIGHT. Phenomenal Success of Selig's Great Animal Picture— KHJ£ S rV T»HE TjtOREST. LNGS Vf IhE -TOUEST. Wl ™ ut doubt the most dramatic, daring, tiiriiung, hair-raising, spectacular tale ot wild animals and human beings ever produced, i Supported by A BROKEN OATH—Drama. SURPRISE PACKET—comedy. LAKE OF TRAUNE—Scenic. BLOOMER WRESTLING CHAMPION ALL FOR A GlßL—Comic. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. Adults 6d. Children 3d. x,? E ,° RGE THEATRE (o %vlL M - Stalls Entrance). CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 1- to 5 aud 7 to 10. Essanay Star Feature Drama— OF T^AGS. A Heart-stirring Story. Selig Western Drama— JJETWEEN AND THE J AW. Sclig Feature Drama— rpHE JjIISHER gOV'S XjvAITH. OF THE VOKD (Educational) C i J J ! ' A ,^,f I - NESS IS NEXT TO GODLISST^'t,^ 1 (Comic)—A DREAMLAND k.&„.}- (Comedy Drama)—DOGS AND rV A r l r l ?cJ- N ' p ARIS (Natural History)— w^V^ T , X . ATEU PROVERBS (ComedyWHAT IS THE USE OF REPINING! (A.B. larce Comedy). Evening Session: 8.5., 3d; F.S. and Circle, bd " 48 BALL.—Ladies, come an* '>-' inspect our stock of Evening Dresses and Cloaks just arrived from Melbourne. No reasonable offer refused.—R. Eagletoa, Ladies' Hairdresser, 6, Victoria St. 563 TENSERS. yrVENDERS wanted for Erection about 140 ft •*• Brick Wall, 3to Gft high.—For speciScutions, apply v. E. Taylor, Solicitor. temeeton's Bldgs. 106 rpBNDERS wanted by Monday Next for ■A Painting Three Houses, etc., in llnultaln St., Eden Terrace.—Apnlv to James RudclilTc, Park Rd. 1"0 rjy O B U I L D E R s. HOUSE AT MOUNT EDEN. Tenders for the above are invited until the 3Uth day of April. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. WILSON AND MOODIE, Victoria Arcade. Architects. 516 J£XTENSION OF TIME. GRANDSTAND AT EDEN PARK FOR THE AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION. Time for receiving Tenders for above is extended to 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 21st April. W. A. HOLMAN, F.N.Z.1.A., Architect. 305, Victoria Arcade. 523 xTfiMUERA ROAD BOARD. EXTENSION OF WATER SUPPLY. 1 Tenders will be received up to MONDAY, May 26tlj, at 12 noon, for the Supply of Cast Iron Pfpes and Fittings for the extension of Remuera Water Supply. 11. MUNRO WILSON. Engineer. 4 and 5. Palmerston Buildings. 518 'J> O A D F O R M A T I 0 N. j Tenders will be received by the UnderI signed up to noon of FRIDAY, April :S, for Road Works at Epsom. ■Lowest or any tender not necessarily j accepted. 1 _ , J. W. HARRISON. i>s *' Victoria Arcade. jT I O B U I L D R R S. ERECTION OF CREAMERY AT HILLSIDE, MCAR KIRIKIRIROA, AND CREAMERY MANiAOERS' COTTAGES. I ONE AT HILLSIDE AND TWO AT PUKEKOHE, FOR THE NEW ZEALAKD DAIRY ASSOCIATION. Tenders for the above will be received until noon on MONDAY, 2Sth April, 1013. Plans, etc., at my Offlee, and with Messrs Ellis and Burnand, Hamilton. HUGH C. GRIERSON. Architect. Security Buildings, Auckland. " 550 AVONDALE ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited (1) For Supply and Delivery of SCORIA. (2) For Supply of TEAMS, DRAYS, etc. (3) For CARTAGE for lhe ensuing 12 months. SpeciQcations may be seen at the Board's Office, Blake Street, Avondale, where Tenders will be received up to 12 noon of WEDNESDAY, 10th April, 1013. JOHN POTTER, "OS Chairman. <pO J)AIRYMEN. TENDERS WANTED FOR 7 YEARS* LEASE OF MR. WM. THOMSON'S FARM, EAST TAMAKI, Containing 150 Acres. From 15th May, 1913. Tenders close Ist May. For further particulars apply DALGETY AND CO., LTD., "1* Auckland. • :—: ~ JsOST OFFICE. ROTORUA. Tenders will be received at this Office until Noon of FRIDAY, 25th April, for the Erection of a Post Offlce at ■ Rotorua. Plans, etc, may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Auckland, Rotorua, and Tnuranga. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. HANNAH. Resident Engineer. Public Works Offlce, Tauranga, 2nd April, 1913. *" 518 DOLICE DEPARTMENT TENDERS FOR NIGHT-DUTY COAiS. Sealed Tenders, marked on the envelope"Tender for Nlght-dnty Coats," will be received by the Commissioner of Police at Wellington up to 5 p.m. on • WEDNESDAY, the 30th AprU. 1913, for the Supply and Delivery of Night-duty Coats for the Police Force for a period of three years. Sample Coats may be seen, and conditions of contract and forms of tender may be procured, at the Police Store, Ballance Street, Wellington, and at the Central Police Stations at Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin. J. CULLEX, Commissioner of Police. Wellington. 4th April, 1913. 505 M3BCE L—AHBOOT. ALLISON PIANOS.—The Purchase Price is the first and last -cost. —Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coidlcutt, Manager. REMOVAL SALE. — Building Coming Down.—Have decided to Sell the Goods at Slaughtering Prices. Remember oar Tailor-made Suits at half usual price.— J. LAZER, 49; Victoria. St. (opp. Central Mission Hall). MR BURNS MACDONALD, Magnetic Healer, 8, Pierce Buildings, Corner Symonds St. and Khybcr Pass (next Snedden's, upstairs). Scientitic treatment for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Catarrh, Uric Acid, and Nervous Complaints, Tonsolitis, Liver, Kidney, Bronchial, Bowel and Bladder Complaints, Blood Circulation, Muscles, Evil _H»btta.-,-io-aJn. tfc_* J j
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 89, 15 April 1913, Page 12
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