AMUSEMENTS. • — » YT7HERE fpO CJKE '•-HERE A-O SEE THE T>IG T7\EATURE T>ILMB. HE -L»IG X 1 EATURE A- 1 ILMS. mHE THING'S. A-HE J--INGS. Direction Fuller's Pictures, Limited. TO-NIGHT AT Q 0-NIGHT AT O. Edison's Film Masterpiece, "mHE T>EST Ti/fAN." ••A HE - L *EST -"A AN." mU MIS:" THE TMSST "VfAN." HE -t*EST Would you believe that a woman could marry the wrong man by mistake—simply because he resembles her intended? That is whnt happens in "Tbe Best Man." The man she intended (o marry arrives later, and is treated as an impostor. ALTRUISTIC POWERFUL. KEYSTONE'S KEYSTONE'S KEYSTONE'S KEYSTONE'S Tornado of Merriment, ••mHE "vtoise r\F tjombs." "L HE OISE v/f -t>OMBS." the -\toise af "dombs." he *Jf -Combs." THE ATOISE |~kp T»OMBS." HE ,-PI OISE ."F -I>OXlßS;''' ; FUN One Great LAUGHTER FUN Big Scream. LAUGHTER. WR 'Wig «B5S_ From the Camera ln France direct to FULLER'S Auckland Picture House. CRIMINALS f\F milE AIR. RIMINALS vJF -"-HE -tA-IR. A Triumph in Cinematography. THE SUGAR INDUSTRY. Pathe Coloured. LURE OF THE GREEN TABLE Lubin. THE MAN WHO KNEW Vitagraph. HAM, THE ICE MAN Rich Comedy. , D.C, 1/", Stalls, Cd; Children, Half-price. Also nt EMPIRE THEATRE, Dominion Road. EMPRESS THEATRE, PONSONBY RESERVOIR. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Special Keystone Comedy Night. 4000 Feet — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet 4000 Feet — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet 40<X) Feet — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet 41100 Feet — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet 4000 Kept — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet 4000 Feet — KEYSTONES — 4000 Feet Supported with latest ln COMEDY, DRAMA AND TOPICAL. Stalls, .'id. Circle. 6d. DENTISTRY. G\ S. Q- REsH AM, SURGEON DENTIST. NEWTON (Opposite Reservoir). Phone A 398. C M R F. H. B a T T B *• DENTIST, Has Removed to New Premises In the PRINCESS (THEATRE) BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. Opposite HiU and Plummer's. Phone 2503, MHB I "DETTER TDEAS —£10 prize. On Tuesday next. March 23rd, Howey Walker will give cash prize of £10 to the person who can best describe iv a few words these Ideas:— Howey Walker saves your Teeth. Gentleness and extreme care. Gold fillings guaranteed eight years (a most important point). Howey Walker's "Numzol" numbs all pain and it absolutely beats cocaine. EMPHASISE THIS— Less pain, less expense and T»ETTER mEETH •t Howey Walker's. City Chambers. Competition closes Tuesday. March 23rd. Results will be published few days later. Quite a simple sentence will win the £10. ]VP Q w » gECRET AND TJXKNOWN pROCESS "POR THE pAINLESS J£XTRACTION OF mEETH. THIS PREPARATION IS NOT KNOWN TO ANY DENTIST BUT MYSELF IT IS MADE FRESH FOR EVERY PATIENT, THEREFORE THERE IS NO DETERIORATION. HIGHEST RECOMMENDATIONS HAVE BEEN GIVEN BY LEADING DOCTORS OF THIS CITY. I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO AGENTS FOR THIS MARVELLOUS ANAESTHETIC IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD. ABSCESSED TEETH ARE PAINLESSLY EXTRACTED. ALL EXTRACTIONS FREE WHEN SETS ARE MADE. ALSO, A NALGESIA,
THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED, FILLED, PREPARED FOR CROWNING. BRIDGE WORK, PIVOTS, ETC., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS, YET UNCONSCIOUS TO PAIN, AND I HAVE PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION. THEREFORE PATIENTS WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTISTr PAINLESS ; DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT! COME TO MY SURGERIES AND" SEE FOR YOURSELF THIS 2 WONDERFUL MACHINE • ■• - -- '■ FOB ANALGESIA, AT JJENTIST Q "OMANUEL, I TkOMINION /CHAMBERS, '1 65—QUEEN STREET—6S. OVER WRIGHTS. TAILOR. TELEPHONE 1604. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. HOURS, 9 TO 5 P.M. D MR NASH, Dentist, Kingsland, may sttU be consulted over Chemist's Shop, next Kingsland Railway Station. a
GOLD MINING NOTICES. LUCK AT LAST GOLD MINING CO LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that a Call (the eighth) of One Half-penny per Share has beeu made by the Directors on'the Capital of the Company, payable to the Secretary, at the Offlce of the Company, 90, Queen Street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of April, 1315. A. L. WHITE, Secretary. Anc-Und, 22-d __rc_, tfU. M
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 69, 22 March 1915, Page 10
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