AMUSEMENTS. mHE TpiEBRLESS T>RINCBSB. "SUCCESS NEEDS NO EXCUSE," And there Need be No Excuse for Repairing .to. the T"f--ULTL_SS, "pEERLESS T>RINCESS, THE DELIGHTFUL HOME OF PICTUKEDOM. YOUR TRUMP CARD Is THE TREY O" HEARTS. THE TREY O* HEARTS. The Greatest of All Modern Photo Flaya. Full of Sensational Action. , COMMENCING TO-DAY (MONDAY), I AND AT ALL SESSIONS. A Gold Seal Serial Drama, "THE TREY OF In 15 Weekly InstalHEARTS." ments. "THE TREY OF Episode 1: HEARTS." Flower o' the Flame. "THE TREY OF The first release of HEARTS." the Great Transatlan"THE TREY OF tic Serial in 2 Reels, HEARTS." featuring Miss Cleo Madison. This Fascinating Serial will assuredly prove an Immense Attraction. TJEJECTBD J OVER'S T UCK. A Delightful Sellg Comic. THE DOUBLE EVENT. ' A Stirring THE DOUBLE EVENT. Dramatisation THE DOUBLE EVENT, of Nat Gould's THE DOUBLE EVENT. Famous THE DOUBLE EVENT. Sporting Novel. RIRD STUDIES. A Charming BIRD STUDIES. Urban Creation. THE SHERIFF'S MISTAKE. A Brisk and Divertlug Comedy. And Last, But Not Least. mnE AUCKLAND /"i AZETTE. MAORI REGATTA. NGARUAWAHIA, Introducing CANOE HURDLE RACING. DRUM AND FIFE RANDS' COMPETITIONS IN THE DOMAIN: MOUNT EDEN ) PONSONBY ) BANDS. GREY LYNN ) SWIMMING SrORTS, In Calliope Dock. Auckland. THAMES BOYS" ASSOCIATION of P.S. Wakatere). TH E 'PEERLESS FRIXCESS ORCHESTRA. J. F. MACMAHON, Manager. Dominion Picture Theatres Co. QUEEN'S mHEATRE. WHERE TONIGHT. AND EVERY NIGHT; Why, of course, to the ever-popular QUEEN'S -"he Cosiest and Most Popular Picture Theatre ln Aucklaud. THIS (MONDAY) DAY AND NIGHT, ANOTHER STARTLING PROGRAMME. LATEST WAR JOURNAL. WHEN iIcBETH CAME TO SXAKEVILLE, S. and A. Comedy. SILENT POOL, Hepwortli Scenic. LAW UNTO HERSELF, Rex Drama. TOMMY'S MONEY SCHEME, a Powerful Drama. MYERS' MISTAKE, a Screaming Comic. AUCKLAND GAZETTE. Maori Regatta at Ngaruuwahla, introducing Canoe Hurdle Racing. Dram and Fife Hand Competition la the Domain, MT. EDEN. PONSONBY, GREY LYNN. The Swimming in Calliope Dock. Thames Old Boys' Association. Departure of the Wakatere, etc., etc gD AND OT EVERYWHERE. Direction: DOMINION PICTURE THEATRES, LTD. TOWN BOARD NOTICES. "pAPAKUEA TOWN BOARD. From this date the Great South Road from the Presbyterian Church, Papakura, to the Anglican Church, is CLOSED to ail vehlcular traffic. Traffic will go via Ronssell and Colo Streets. U. W. GEISSLER, Clerk. March 22, 1915. _07 ELECTORAL. [ "VT A _ O R A L ELECTION. M? B' r p VDEaopE ' THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE,
Will be pleased to meet his Friends and Supporters on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 21, at S o'clock, at ST. LUKE'S HAUL, REMUERA ROAD. Ladles specially mvi ted. 520 J. B. PEARSE, Secretary. HOUSES AND LAND WAHTED. "DUNGALOW House of 7 rooms wanted Lx to Buy; must be good.—Write full particulars to Foster, 465, Star Offlce. r*IOTmAGE, 3 or 4 rooms, wanted to Rant, \J near car, Kingsland, Mo_nln£-l<le, or ML Eden.—Write C, c/o Mt. Albert P.O. 1 * XjVJRN-SHED House in Remuera or A. Epsom, Dilworth Estate preferred, "wanted, to Lease for seven weeks, from 28th inst.—Write A.P., 477, Star Office. 179 HOUSE, with grazing for cow, wanted, vicinity Mt. Eden or Epsom.—Findlay, Three Kings. 25 HOUSE, about 6 or 7 Dooms, wanted to Rent, by good permanent tenant, good locality.—Write Moderate, 444, Stax Offlce. 509 HOUSE, wanted to Share with Married Couple by Married Couple, 1 child; close Id section.—Write A.P., 437, Star Office. 31 HOUSE, 6 large or 7 rooms, at Morningside, wanted to Purchase. Buyer, com-1 pelled to reside Morningside, will give | Equity £350 in his Modern Remuera Home, adjnst difference in cash.—Reply, at once, to G. E. MELLARS AND CO., 99, Queen St., Govt. Insurance Bldgs. C SECTION, elevated, up to 1 acre, wanted, about lOmln from Mt. Albert Station. Particulars Buyer, Box 1061, P.O. 61 SECTION, in good locality, wanted to Purchase. Will give £200 Equity in splendid 5-roomed Honse, within 2d trams; and cash for balance; urgent.—G. F. MELLARS AND CO., 99. Queen St., Goveminent Insurance Bldgs. c DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. STARTS To-morrow — Salvage Sale — •Men's Goods damaged by -water, s.s. Rotorua.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape Rd. 81 TARTS To-morrow — Salvage Sale — Men's Goods damaged by water, s.s. Rotorua. —Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape Rd. 81 STARTS To-morrow — Salvage Sale—• Men's Goods damaged by water, s.s. Rotorua.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape Rd. SI TARTS To-morrow —Salvage Sale — ■Men's Goods damaged by .water, s.s. Rotorna. —Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape Rd. 81 TARTS To-morro— — Salvage Sale — 1 Men's Goods damaged by •water, s.s. Rotorua.—Alf. Moore Clothing Co., Karangahape Rd. 81 TARTS To-morrow — Salvage Sale — 1 Men's Goods damaged by water, s.e. Rotorua.—Alf. Moore dot— lds Co., > I_ai»ngß-_->eJ—L- s ti.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 10
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