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AMUSEMENTS. E, E, LYRIC. GRAND HOLIDAY i'itlC, rRoiaKAMME ro-.YiG.HT. _iuc. bijj.o.vu'o a'imuhx. U--x'UHJ. i'eiiny Section. LiltiC. HAYUArcu'S PICTURES. LIIUC. U'Uiß EVENING. r i LiiiaC. Harold .VlaeUrulu's Novel, „; LIKIC. 'TIM-IJS | \AKi-iii- LiVROM ' LI.KIC. J-uii V-/.viU"_' X kOji 8 LYRIC. I»iAUUAD." LIKIC. -D.vuDAD." s LVRIU. "mHE l iARPET "EMROM * S LYRIC. J-UK OaUI'ET * ROM LYRIC. TJAGDAD." s, LYRIC. X>AGDAD." LYRIC. "mHE pARPET TRVROM LYRIC. X IIX * Roil LYRIC. TMCDAD." c. LYRIC. -L»AGDAD." ■LYRIC. Au Oriental Drama of Great LYRIC. Splendour. LYRIC. "THE HONEYMOON BABY." , LYRIC. Mr. and Mrs. 'Sydney Drew. "• LYRIC. "LATEST GRAPHIC. LYRIC. "BI'RDLAND STUDIES." Also at the West End Theatre. rt LOBE ? ' PICTURE'S. PICTURES. pLOBE STARTLING HOLIDAY ATTRACTION. E A BROADWAY STAR FEATURE, Produced by the -Famous Vltagraph Co., THE (STRANGE STORY OF SYLVIA GRAY. iSTRANGE STORY OF SYLVIA GRAY. STRANGE 'STORY OF SYLVIA GRAY. iSTRANGE STORY OF SYLVIA GRAY. iSTRANGE STORY OF SYLVIA GRAY. ?' Wonderful Hypnotic Flay. in Three Parts. _ Had she never taken that one irretrlev- _ able step of her early married life, there _ might uever have been any strange story to toll of Sylvia Gray. As it is, however, relentless fate has woven into her career a romance of so extraordinary a character that, but for truth being oftener stranger than fiction, the history here recorded could well be regarded as Incredible. MISS HELEN GARDNER, in this unique and novel photo-play, sustains three distinct roles—Sylvia Gray, the young mother; the Daughter, and the Old Mother. A QUIET GAME—A World Film Comedy. CORSICA Charming Scenic. NE VER DDSPAIR Comedy. PATHE WAR SPECIAL. TOILET MIRRORS FOR LADY MATRONS. pALACE -J^EWTON, Id SECTION. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. _ 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10. L. WAItF AR E I N TII B SKI ES. WARY AR E I N THE SKI ES. Vita. Star Feature Drama. THE MASQUERADE. •« Featuring CHARLES CHAPLIN. Jj With Full Supporting Programme. as "^"— |U PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. ~ AT OnTHERX STEAMSHIP Bs>XS| COMPANY, LIMITED. JJOLIDAY JgXCU'RSION m ßirs. X (Weather and other circumstances permitting.) gATURDAY, JANUARY -1 1916. And 3! jyfONDAY, JANUARY O 1916. i COWES BAY: T.S. WAKATERE—JANUARY 1, 9 a-m., ~ No. 3 Wharf. »• P.S. WAX ATE RE-JANUARY 3, 0.30 a.m., No. 3 Wharf. Return Fare 2/. n ORAPIU (PEGLAR'S) AND AWAROA Jj BAYS. £ . • S.S. AUPOURI—JANUARY 1, 9.15 a.m., t. No. 4 Wharf. T * S.S. AUPOURI—JANUARY 3, 10 a.m., No. 4 Wharf. ( • Leaves Orapiu Wharf at 5 p.m. Return Fare 2/. WAIWBRA HOT SPRINGS S.S. NGATI AW A—JANUARY 3, 10 a.m., No. 3 Wharf. ' S.S. NGATIAWA—JANURY 3, 10 a.m., No. 3 Wharf. Return Fare 3/. I- KAWAU ISLAND. i S.S. NGAPUHI—JANUARY i, 0.15 a . m I- No. 3 Wharf. V S.S. NGAPUHI—JANUARY 3. 9.30 a.m.. No. 3 Wharf. Return Fare 3/. Children 12 and under half-fare. E Steamers will leave above places on return trip at 4.30 p.m. Meals obtainable on board all steamers, " 2/ each, and afternoon tea 6d. CHARLES SANSON, 6 Manager. P-KTORTHERN STEAMSHIP X 1 COMPANY, LIMITED. WEEK-END TRIPS TO PLEASURE RESORTS. (Weather and Other Circumstances Permitting.) FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1915. i, WAIHEKE. WAIMARIE 2 p.m., No. 4 Wharf A KAWAU AND ALGIE'S. s . WAIOTAHI 3 p.m. No. 4 Wharf GROTS AND WAIWERA. n DAPHNE 3 p.m.. No. 4 Wharf BROWN'S BAY, DEEP CREEK . a AND ARKLE'S. OREWA 1 p.m.. No. 5 Wharf h OREWA 7 p.m., No. 5 Wharf is Steamer returns to Auckland about 9 a.m. TUESDAY MORNING. E _ CHARLES RANSON, . c ~ .. Manager. d STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. h WHANGAREI REGATTA. JAN. 1, 1916. „. (Weather and other circumstances permitting.) D The S.s. MANAiA will leave Auckland on FRIDAY, December 31, at 11 p.m., and will .. leave Whangarei on SATURDAY, January ' 1, at 5 p.m., direct for Auckland. 5 Return Fare, 20/. j Tickets available for return on Tuesday, ,j January 4. 12 CHARLES RANSON, Manager. jj -JTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 1. WAIPU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY SPORTS NEW YEAR'S DAY. r . SATURDAY. JANUARY 1. 1916. (Weather and other circumstances E permitting.) The S.s. GAEL will leave Auckland on THURSDAY, December 30, at midnight, leaving Waipu on return on SUNDAY, January 2, at 2.30 p.m. Return Fare. 10/. 11 CHARLES RANSON, Manager. EXCURSION TO RIVERHEAD TOMORROW, S..S. ONEWA. (See Advertisement). 524 PICNIC AT , TyAITAKERE ON NEW YEAR'S DAY (Weather permitingt). _ The proprietors of the Anzac Valley Estate, by Waitakere station, extend a eor- "< dial invitation to all interested to visit same on New Year's Day. Conveyances will meet the trains and take visitors up the J- Valley to the picnic ground, where tea, '• milk and sugar will be provided. Over forty people took advantage of this holiday on the last occasion to spend the day lv the lovely native bnsh, where the •• only stipulations that the owners make is c - that trees, kauri, etc., wealth of tree ferns, y native pigeons, paraquets, etc., which will eventually belong to the public, sboudl be '■' preserved and respected. Visitors to the Estate during the holidays •J can obtain from Mr. Meikle, ou the pro- ' perty, copies of the plan, price list, and exs pert's report upon the individual sections. 9 d TTIXCTJRSION TO RIVERHEAD ttT Jll MORROW, S.S. ONEWA. (See 'Advertisement). -0|