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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 12

AJEPBEM-ENTS. H E B E TO-^IGHT "To mix Reason with Pleasure, and Wisdoc with Mirth.'' At the pSIX CE S S mHEA TB E Tnniv . QUEEN STREET. A\W?nL, A ££, ITUESDATL ANOIIIM: t NBEATABI.E PROGRAMME rrwm jjrairie rpitAiL, A Tempestuous Indian Story in Pictur' . Form. rpiHE OILENT VT7ITNESS, .—.A Noble Drama Nobly Told. rpHE T>OOR TNDIANT" ■r .k Edison Comedy. i.o. tne ,K>or Indian: Whose untutore. miud sees <Jo,i i„ ,-louds. or hears Him li the wind." T H Farcieallt; A SOIL IN BONDAGE. .An intense Do » -i-t>rt. tnestic Drama. A TRIP TO BANANALAND-An Interest ing Sceuic-. AND OTHERS. , ~ PRICES: lid aud :id Everywhere. A limited number of reserved seats at 1/ , ~ I'jtINCESS THKATRE. •T. 1-. MACMAUON, General Manager. QUEEN-S rr»iiE ATRBJ»HE gEST AND "\TOST We're serious when we sar that thougi >f conrsc you might oulv tliiuk its oue o >ur playful little ways. What concerns .vol most, however, is the picture of th< uoment. THE CAST OF THE DIE. THE CAST OF THE DIE. THE CAST OF THE DIE. THE CAST OF THE DIE. We've said thai four times. It's 1 -•ecnllar sort of l.iUe isn't it? You i-al ipply it iv so many ways. Anyhow. THE CAST OF THE DIE. s a most astounding lilm by the s. anr Co. li is unique also, inasmuch m t introduces two trained rats as member: if Hie cast. Aud these rats arc clever <n are the people who support them. Wen ike to tell you all about this film, bu o do so adequately would uikc a wliob dde of litis paper, and we're not ha vine my of that at present. The only thint hat remains then Is for you to trot nlons md see this most glaring piece of sectionalism, and when its finished, sii iiv md say. Hoot or something like that. THE CAST OF THE DIE. Adults. Children, till. ad. ry>N'T miss seeing Hairbreadth t-r by flood and tire; total destnictlon of .1 uge ocean liner. Palace Theatre. Newton. MEETINGS. AUCKLAND'S VOLCANIC HILLS. A PUBLIC MKETIM; of those intereste.l n tbe PRESERVATION OF THESE H11.1.S vill be held al the MANTKAU HALL, lanuknu Road, THIS iTUESDAY) EVENNO. 14th July, at o o'clock. His Worship the Mayor of Auckland and •ther Representative Citizens will address be meeting. Trams stop Mt. St. John Avenue. U. B. MORTON. Oi Chairman. One-tree Hill Road Board. LICENSING NOTICES. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB TRANSFER OF LICENSE. — I ViDELAIDE URY'LLS. of Auckland, beinj he HoUJer of a Itibllcan'* License iv re ipect of rhe Premises situate at Manukai toad. Parnell, and know-u as the Wludsoi astlc Hotel, do hereby give notice thai ; desire to obtain, aud will at the N'ex licensing Meeting to be held at Newmarke >n the '*>rd day of September. IUI4, applj ror a Transfer of the said License fron nyself to JOHN PEEBLES, my Appointee ;>atod nt Anckland the l!»th day of June 11114.—ADELAIDE GRYLLS, Applicant 501 DENTISTRY. A.. L. S MITH AND S°- N DENTISTS. 25 YEARS IN HOBSON STREET. reeth Skilfully Extracted Without Pair >y the Best Process known In New Zealand, so charge when Sets of Teeth are ordered rT HAS BEEN TESTED ALL OVER L EUROPE. AND HAS DONE MORE TO RELIEVE SUFFERING THAN ANY DISCOVERY YET. T-JENTIST T-JAVIES-NEW PAINLESS. Open Friday Evenings. S till 0. IJR A RTHUR -CT /-IRANWELL. SURGEON DENTIST. SOS, QLPEEN' STREET. Neit Auckland Savings Bank. Telephone 2!>35. -VTTO T» -DUCHAXA-X, SURGEON DENTIST, BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. Snrgery—Above D. Teed, Chemist, "Phone A 302. M B A. E. H 0338 - DENTIST, HAS .RESUMED THE PJIACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION AT PAPJIKURA (RICHARDSON'S BUILDINGS). lours: Dally, 3 to 5; Wednesday, 0 to 12. M B. C CJOLSON, DENTIST, [AS REMOVED TO THE JTOW A.MP. BUILDING, orner Queen Street and Victoria Street E. (Second Floori. 'Phone 1239. ii. L. S™ T]l ASD S^-lH-TNTISTS. HOISSOX BTJCEET (Near St. Mttllhew's Church), UDPLY BEST SETS OF TEETH. Good IFIt ut Moderate <'harges. Id Sets Remodelled. All Demists' Work Repaired. Painless Eitrartlons, i' NEW PAINT.BKS PREPARATION. V MADE J'-UO'M THE FORMULA Of a WORLD'S AUTHORITY. -QKNTIST T\AVIBS Has iSnie Rights for New Zealand. 3PEN FRIDAY NIGHTS, S till 9 p.m. 'Phone .TIL'S. MUSICAL TUITION. W r J. J. PRINGLE, F.N.C.M., PROFESSOR OF, MUSIC. PIANO. SINGING. VIOLIN AND THEORY. Studio: Wi, HOWE STREET (opp. UirU' nmnit Schcolj.