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Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 187, 7 August 1914, Page 12

\ AMtTSEttENTS. T'' ING'S m H B A T iB E. g-ISG'S fT» H E A T 'BE. F.UJjtIKR'S PICT.UR-83. FULLBB'S PI'CTURBS. •MATINEE, TO-MORROW, 2.30. ■MATINEE, TO-MORROW, 2.30. MATINEE, 2.30. Full Programme and Orchestra as at Night. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIG'UT, AT S. The Big Patriotic Picture, —OPB A'RiMY OUiR A'KMY OU.R AItMY OU-R AItMY QIMt A'ISMY k)UH A'KMY ■ Ol'iß AISiMY OCill A'BMY —— OUB A'KMY Screened Nightly Amidst Tumultuous Cheering and Deafening. Applause. "Curse those British Bulldogs; they are k made of steel."—Napoleon, at Waterloo. In Addition, ■ ALL. BLACKS V. N.S.W. ALL BLACKS V. N.S.W. ALL IILACKS V. N.S.W. ALrL, BLACKS V. N.S.W. ALL. BLACKS V. N.S.W. I ALL BLACKS V. X.S.W. New Zealand's Meritorious Win and the Greatest "Football Picture of .Modern Timce. •Supported by <sisantlc -Programme. THE KING'S OItCUESTKAL BAND. i lAdnlts, 1/ and Od. Children, 6d and 3d. Plan at 'Le Petit's. . "VTEWTON PIOTCUE THEATRB. i> KARANGAHAPE KD. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Come Wherp tbe Crowds are Coming! ONR TTOUR T>EFORiE TVAWN. nb -tiomi Before ■*- / awn. 4,000 ft 3-reel Exclusive. A Great Detective Drama of Deep Mystery and Clever Elucidation. mHE T ITTLE |TEHO. -»-U'E ITTLE JJ-ERO. A Great Dramatic Reproduction of that i Immcnsplv Popnlar Old Song. ZUZA, TIIE TJANDMASTER, FZA, THE ■*-* ANDMASTER. 'iOOOft Comedy. Keystone—Big Star—keystone. GAU-MONT GRAPHIC Topical ST.iOLOUD Scenic. The Management have made arrangements to screen tbe latest -War Uewe each afternoon and evening--I'IUCK.S: Adullb, «d; Children. 3d. - rtANTBIIBURY arc after" tie Hockey Shield. See Auckland defend it at Victoria Park To-morrow. 609 HOCKEY. _. XT 0 C X B Y. _fey -11 no eke y. /yj\ HOCK E Y. T HE GAME THAT GROWS. CHALLENGE MATCH FOR B N.Z. SHIELD. CANTERBURY V. * CCKLAND. ANTKKBtJRi -"-IJCKLAND. I AT VICTORIA PARK. , gATCRDAY QVU \ UG., 1914. I Commencing at 3 p.m. ' THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. To be preceded by Curtain Raiser TRAINING COLLEGE V. MOUNT EDEN, At 1.45 p.m. Trams stop at prates. Entrance from Patteson Street only. Motors and other I vehicles must enter at College Road Gate • near Bowling Green. Admission, 1/; Pavilion, 1/. nie A. M. GOULDING, Hon. Secretary, ; DENTISTRY. Af M. CARTER. H. P. R. FOSTER. f J. L. FOSTER. T^ENTISTS. '. SMEETON'S BUILDINGS, f QUEEN STREET (Top Floor). 'Phone 498. -M T QWN gECRET I TTKKNOWN T>nOCESS. > I mHE IpAINLESS "pXTRACTION 1 OF fpEETH. ) *~ THIS PREPARATION IS NOT KNOWN TO ANY DENTIST BUT MYBELF. IT IS MADE FRESH FOR EVERY PATIENT. THERFORE THERE IS NO DETERIORATION. HIGHEST RECOMMENDATIONS HATE I BEEN GIVEN BY LEADING DOCTORS 1 OF THIS CITY. • I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO AGENTB FOB THIS MARVELLOUS ANAESTHETIC I\ ANY PART OF THE WORLD, ; ABSCESSED TEETH ARE PAINLESSLY EXTRACTED. ALL EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETB ABE MADE. • ALL GOLD, AMALGAM, PORCELAIN I OR CEMENT FILLINGS EXECUTED PAINLESSLY. SPECIALISTS IN GOLD CROWNS, GOLD ■ INLAYS, AND GOLD CROWN AND J BRIDGE WORK. ! Only Address— 2 DOOKS BELOW SMEETON'S (over Wright's). '• Open Daily, also Each Evening and Satufday Afternoon. T-JENTIST £J TirUNROE pMANUEL, DOMINION CHAMBERS. CS. QUEEN STREET, AUCKIiANO. SURGEONS OPERATE PAINLESSLY WITH IT. IT DOES AWAY WITH THE NEED FOR CHLOROFORM. TVENTIST T)AVIES WORLD'S AUTHORITY PAINLESS Wyndham Street. OPEN FRIDAYS, 8 TILL 8. PERSONAL. SIBYL, Clairvoyante. Psycaometrist Pivchologist, M.0.D.L.—6. Severn Street, Auckland. mo RESIDENTS OF DEVONPOKT. We wish our patrons to know that E. , Armstrong is not now In our employ and 'is not authorised to collect, or deliver butter on our behalf. Our butter van will call twice weekly [ as usnal. ; TAKAPUNA DAIRY CO., LTD., Mclrose, Devonport. 512 ■jyj- AGN B T I_C HEALING. MR. McLEOD CRAIG, Mental and Magnetic Healer, ! Successfully Treats All Nervous and > Stomach Troubles by Magnetic Methods ' and Herbal Remedies. When ordinary methods fall, consult us. , THE PEOPLE'S HERBAL HEALTH I INSTITUTE, ( 115, Earangahnpc 'Road, Newton, Auckland.