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AMUSEMENTS. LYRIC rpHEATRE. Y-RIO J-HBATBE. SYMONDS STRE-ET. Established 10UL . TO-XIOHT AND ALL, THIS WEEK! AT HA YWAR D• S T> ICTU RE S. AYWAIt D■ S X ICTUSB S. We're <o far ahead that - we're lonesome: The principal picture this week will startle as well as interest you. It Is one of thos* extraordinary triumphs of the camera which makes one scratch one's bead and murmur. "How on earth do they manage itv" One can ulnnst stroke the tiger's whiskers or pat the amel on the bump:: It is entitled. "A DAY IN THE EAST WITH CHERRY "A DAY IN' 'iVIB EAST WITH CHERRY X BARTON." X BARTON'," (Ir -THE WONDERS OF NATURE." "TIIIO WONDERS OF NATURE." It includes: — Hunting :he Elephant—Two Tons of Bone and Muscle Versus a Tree—A Colony of Ants —Rats as Big as Bantams—Monarclis of the Jungle on rheir Native Heath —The Wild and Fierce Indian Tiger—Monkeys at Home— The Python. All the Wild Beastfi seen in comfort from an nruichair: "THE BLACK MASK" From the story of "THE BLACK MASK" "Tbe Mini who —J'HIB BLACK MASK" Disappeared." (Edison Exclusive.! The Finest "TRAINING Horsemanship ITALIAN iv the World. CAVALRY." LATEST GAUMONT GdIAPIIK*. WHEN UAZE.L .MET THE VILLAIN. PRICES: Dress Circle, 1/6 (Reserves by Phoue JtHo); F. Stalls, 1/; B. Stalls, 6d. GJ. L 0 I? E PICTURES. < THEATRE DE LUXE. TIIE CONSTANT SURPRISES That we have for our patrons are a source of fascination that plays no small part in thronging AU4 TKLAND'S PRETTIEST and COSIEST]' THEATRE. A REMARKABLE TRIUMPH. JMtOM rpHE JAWS OF TYEATII, DARING DEEDS AND MARVELLOUS SKILL ,-liara<Jerise Detective Brown lv his sr-perhuman efforts to run desperate criminals to earth. PATHT.'S GAZETTE. PROFESSOR BEAN'S REMOVAL (Keystone) Another Riot Picture; one yell of unrestrained merriment. Adults 6d, Children 3d. Reserved 1/. TOETWKE.N~M.-in - and~Beast, great star A3 feature by the makers of mighty "Quo Vadis." Palace Theatre, Newton, Thursmiscellaneous. TTEREs tlie Very - i A-A (Jent.'s Sporting Suits, latest cut and ill smart patterns. See our Famous-13.-6 line—Tutt's Money Saving Sale, Symonds St. _ ♦ __ _ COOPER is still making Hats to fit the head, not heads to tit the hat.—Next Savings Bank. lADIhS' Long Sea let te Coats. Furs. A Tweed and Knitted Wool Coats greatly reduood.— Brfdgman and Bridgman's Clearanco Sale. 509 PRESERVE THE ELASTICITY OF YOUTH. Wear WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS, and make walking a healthful and pleasant recreation. They are inexpensive and economical. 1 rpo HORSKOWNERS. — Lame Horses. A Horses Cutting, and Horses in poor condition —bring them to Fred Quinn, Farrier and Horse Dentist, 166, Victoria St. West. ERNEST GRIBBLE, The Correct Style Hatter and Mercer, Top of Symonds St. BRIDGE PLAYERS "delighted to have a game" when the Premier Bridge Score Is used. Price, 1/. —From Stationers and the Star Office. I - Ts 1 1. FISH FlSH.—Best Quality at Cheap Rates. Half the price of meat. Try a Shilling rnrcel to-day.—Sanford's Fish Start. Customs St. 'Phone 60S. BLANKETS Washed!—lts too hard work for you. Let us do them. We don't shrink them—and how beautifully soft -Jmd sweet aud clean we make them.—N Z LAUNDRY <:0., Ltd., QiAy St., Awfcland. Phone IG6. TO RIDGE PLAYERS "delighted :o have a A3 game" when the Premier Bridge Score is used. Price, 1/.—From Stationers aud the Star Office. OYS. BOYS. HOYS. BOYS: How to win £10.—MECCANO Competition jus; commencing.—Get particulars at T S SK-EATES' "MECCANO" DEPOT. 2ft. Karangahape ltd., next Manning, Chemist! ERNEST CRIBBLE. The Correct Style Hatter aud Mercer, Top ot Symouds St. TEST EEDFEEX'S ' Against Any Other Rubber Heels, And you'll nerer buy the others again. TJICTURES. Pictures. Pictures.—We are A Moving Pictures just now, at our Great Winter Sa'e.—Newton Framing Co., 23-J Karangahape Rd. LTIS M ASTERS VOICE QsaMOPHOXES -*-*- —The Worlds standard.—E. and F Piano Agency. Ltd.. S. Coidicutt, Manager! SHAKESPEARE SPEAKS OF "The" Inandible and noiseless foot of time." ' Could it have been prophetic of WOOD- ' MILNE RUBBER HEELS! They are the mandible and noiseless feet of OUR time, ' Try them: 3 IVr EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA- ' AN TION'S BUTTER VAN delivers Butter iv City and Suburbs Daily. rjOLGOTHA, a" for Skulls'- ' to Ha"°^he S ' DCIt Savlags Battk ' the Pace -" —_RNEST GRIBBLE. The Correct Style I -"-« Hatter and Mercer, Top of Symonds St. A -Bootmaker said; ~ "EEDFERN'S RUBBER HEELS Are worth twice the price of others." ■CTOUSBWIV.eS, HOUSEHOLDERS — ! *-a save Money by Buying your Household - Ironmongery, etc., at Skeates' Hardware " Mores 224. Karangahape Rd.. opp Howe - St. Splendid value; excellent assortment Note Name and Address. TTOUSEHOLDERS. - See that ywi '' J-A Grocer supplies you with' New Zealand • Dairy Association's Butter. catuuij. , YOUR FOOTWEAR will last twice as : .... J-" n " if r °sularl.v cleaned with WOODMILNE SHOE SHINE. This is tbe polish ' -par excellence." It keeps its gloss for days, and won't rub off. \ - TROUBLE Collars Ironed by special pro-" ', ■y cess, giving plenty Tie-room. No more tearing the tic. Lovely smooth finish and rlcss; edges not broken.—N.Z. LAUNDRY 1 CO.. Ltd., Quay St.. Auckland. Ptone IW. ! TOROADWOOD PIANOS are the A3 Famous Pianos in the World: 200 yean, on the market.—'Sole Agents, E and F Manager". • -VTEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA"- ( 11 TION'S BUTTER VAN delivers Butter n City and Suburbs Daily. • T^LOUNHERS. Flounders. Flounders—Try i I. <"'l r , , ,'hole' hool e Thames Flounders.—Only : st •FtSiS'tea l '' isb Mart * r 'wton!s Ask Yonr Bootmaker for t REDFERVS RUBBER HEEL'S The World's Best. "* \ ERNEST GRIBBLE. The Correct Style i a-t Hatter and Mercer. Top of Symonds St. ' PKUIT Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Hodge ' £.. b Pl ! ,rts -, ete.-Setul your Orders f£ * Green, Lily J, aJe , Nu , \ 8 SILENTLY AS TUB CAMEL PADS ," , "* *** a,:ross th e desert, as noise- ' lessly as it the street were paved with ' Manner/ U± ' '" <*!&; \ ; A BSOLUTELY Ckortwst vr,W77l~—T A for the table an<l all the year S' : New /.eafand Dairy AtaoeiaUolr 1 ni \ rjRNHST GRIBBLE. The Correct StvU I Hatter and Mercer. Top of Symonds si. : Motncr says: 1 * ■•THEY MUST BE REDPERX's •. ' Tha Boot Man knows £A,, | {

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

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Page 12 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 166, 14 July 1914, Page 12