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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 65, 17 March 1915, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. HERE mO-NIGHT? "Popularity ls safe when It la deserved," fTIHE T>EERLESS T>BINCESS. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 17. LAST DAY AND NIGHT OF JyJTJDERS VKTARFARE. AN AUTHENTIC WAR PICTURE. And the Lovely, Interesting Photo-Slay, THE MARRIAGE OF PUUDBNCE. THE MARRIAGE OF PRUDENCE. A Drama of Love. A Drama of Intrigue. A Drama of Excitement. A Drama of Intense Interest. . __ Together with A SUPERB SUPPORTING TROGRAMIMK TO-MORROW (Thursday), MARCH 18. A Complete Change of Pronounced Novelties featuring "THE CYPHER MESSAGE." An old device ever new. By the World-famous Selig Company. . ' In Two Parts. A Thrilling Detective Drama which will assuredly create a sensation. J. F. MACMAHOX, Manager, Dominion Picture Theatres Co. QUEEN ' S rnHEATRE. toSSII PICTTTRE THEATRES CO vRn Y JHiP TONIGHT (Wed.).. March 17 EnS IKE HONOUR OF BELGIUM. FOR THE HONOUR OF BELGIUM. A Stirring- Drama of Tense Emotional Chnraeter, Beautifully Portrayed. WARWICK CHRONICLE—News from . Everywhere. Reporter on the Case fa Selig. Master piece)— The Countess (n Famous S. and A. Drama)— Fruits and Flowers (a Screaming Farce-Corn edy)—a nd EAST LYNNE IN BUCVILLE, funnier than any other comedy yet presented. to-morrow.—complete change. a sofa re triangle A SQUARE TRIANGLE. An exciting Drama of Surprising Excellence J- F. MACMAHOX. Manager, J3 A L A C E r~ II E A T R E, KARANGAHAPE ROAD Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES THE TREASURE SHIP. 3 000 ft THE TREASURE SHIP Star THE TREASURE SHIP. Exclusive. A Story of Love and Adventure WIDOW SIALOXFS FAITH Scenes In WIDOW waftwSS ™™-' thiT Drama WIDOW MALONE'S FAITH, were tak«n l-ascinatlng Irish Drama. in Ireland THE GREAT TOE MYSTERY Keystone THE GREAT TOE MYSTERY Corned™ Keystone. Keystone. TOPICAL BUDGET. ; Showing Litest War Happenings HT E imA H R % XATFRE. EdTon Comedy "'• "AS A BAD BOY Comic Popular Prices: Adults 6d. Children 3d. DECEASED ESTATES. rjtHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, (Section" 50.) IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT WALKER EDWARDS, of Avondale Saddle? deceased. ' All Creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided, to the Local Deputy Public Trustee at Auckland on or before the 10th day of May, 1913. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at any postal money order office, or paid to the Local Deputy Public Trustee at Auckland. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. 16th March, 1913. 514 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. jyR. pETER ||£C^AB, Begs to announce that he ha« removed from the Rooms at Mr. Alckin's Pharmacy, to his Consulting Rooms at ELLISON'S CHAMBERS. QUEEN ST. (First floor.) Hours: 2.30—4 p.m. Mornings by appointment. 541 T) R. pALCOSEB TJHOWN Begs to announce that he may now be Consulted at his Rooms, in ELLISON CHAMBERS (First Floor). 1—2.30 p.m. Mornings by appointment Telephone 2004. 149 LEGAL NOTICES. jy-R JJORTOS BARRISTER AXD SOLICITOR, 32, EMPIRE BUILDINGS,' SWANSON STREET. Telephone 3250. c LOST AND FOUND. LOST, about 4th Inst., 8-tt. ward on returning to J. Leonard, Chelsea. 10 LOST, between Railway Station and Public Hospital, one Pearl Ear-ring. Reward at Star Office. 45 LOST. Pearl Scarf PhT, between Calliope Dock and Ponsonby.—Return to C Lees, 8. Marine Parade, Heme Bay. 83 T OST, Gold Chain Bracelet, between As Green Lane and Karangahape Rd., Saturday, 13th; reward.—Apply Star Office. SO T OST. between Smith and Caughey's and Xi Ponsonby, Gold Cable Bangle, (keepsake).—Reward, Opera House Office. 555 T OST, Large Brown Leather Bag. Small ■*-* Black Lunch Bag, also 4 Small Account Books. 5/ reward.—Apply 17, Pitt St. 34 T OST, Gold Bar Brooch, between Rata J - d St. and Williamson Avenue; name Lena engraved.—Reward at "20, Ryle St., Ponsonby. on T OST, Black Tweed Coat, between One--a-< bunga and Ellerslie.—Finder please return to R. Farrell, Baker, Onehunga. Reward. ' 545 T OST.-Gold Curb Bangle, with "Lord'a -*-* Prayer" -on coin attached.—Reward on returning to Miss Stewart,. Smith and Caughey's. . q_> T OST, between Birkenhead and Queen -" St., Gold Brooch, with opal centre; keepsake. Reward.—Northcote Ferry Office. Auckland. 41 T OST, Saturday, Gold Locket with photos Xi of mother and father inside, both dead.—Reward, No. 6, Adelaide St, Freeman's Bay. gj T OST, between Hall's Corner and Wick's -*-* Cottages, Takapuna, Gold Brooch set pearls (spray, design); reward.—Mrs. Gillies, Wtek's Cottages. 4 T OST or Stolen. Black Spaniel Dog, white i-*-* patch on chest; answers to name of Jack. Reward. Detainer prosecuted.— Bradgate, 157, Dominion Rd. 33 LOST, a* New Lynn, a Yellow and White Collie Pup, nearly full grown, white head and white ring round neck.—Reward at H. L. Hoffmann's, New Lynn. 53 OST. on Saturday, March 13. between Wellesley St. West and Williamson Ay., via Symonds St., Karangahape Rd., and Ponsonby Rd., small Gold Brooch.— Reward at Seath, Baker, Ponsonby Rd. 52 EFT, Northcote wharf waltingroom. Box Water Colours.—Finder return Studio, 25, Queen's Buildings; Wellesley St. W. Reward. 85 TTS7ILL Person seen taking Gent.'s Over"t coat from Man-o'-War Steps rati Sunday, please return to 67, Seafleld View Rd? , ■ 93 STRAYED from Ladies' Mile, Bay Pony, white lip.—Finder communicate with Lye, Ladies' Mile, or Jas. Lye and Sons, Franklin Rd. 41 "CV3UND, Flat Bottom Punt between X Motuihi and Motutapu. Owner can have came by paying expenses.—J. V. k jOzon, Baagltote fioacets .',— iMi