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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 18, 21 January 1916, Page 10

':_ AMUSEMENTS, i : TJALACE THEATRE NEWTnv PALACE. i. _ 10 - . ; t; PALACE. SELL OF TUB DANCE HAIT^'--PALACE. Story dt" Love and PALACE. DINAH OF THE FARM • PALACIE. (Fcttturlnu Helea GibsonL/ PALACE. .GREATER LOVE PALACE. Vita Drama -■' . ■" ■' PALACE. TOPICAL BUDGET. V-*': nXELE mHEATRB OF "TvISTISCTIOn' -i-HE J-HEATUE OP •L'ISTINeTION "EVERYBODY'S" '- "EVERYBODY'S"" IT'S '• EVERYBODY'S." COOLER "EVERYBODY'S" INSIDE. "EVERYBODY'S - " "EVERYBODY'S" ■■: " EVERYBODY'S '" • ; - rjTHE rriHEATRE- OF TySTINCTION•' r ' '<• J- HE J -HEATRE OF -^ISTISCTIOn! SPORTING. /TtAKAPUNA JOCKEY f<LUB, 7 QmHMER;..- Tl/TEETIXG. ; . JANUABY 26 AND 29. 1916. ■.■'■s ACCEPTANCES for Takapnna Cnp and , -, all Minor Events First Day CLOSE TO-NIGHT (Friday)?. January 21, at 9 p.m., " at the'Secretary's-'Office, Ynlcan Lane. 1 B. WYNYARD. 548 Secretary. . COMPANY: NOTICES, -^.i TELE iHIKURANGI COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. THE SHARE REGISTER OF THE " ABOVE COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED , - FROM TUESDAY. 23th inst, to FBIDAY , 2Sth inst.. BOTH DAYS INCLUSIVE, - PREPARATORY> TO PAYMENT •OF ' DIVIDEND. 'By Order of the,-Board of Directors.''.,/<: •H. : GILFIMiAJf," Secretary. Anckland, January IS, 1916. . . 5M ; ' ■ "/ NATIONAL RESERVE. _,- _ A TJCKLAND NATIONAL ■"■ ' RESERVE. " „ l£rftl\C\ AMBULANCE CORPS. |f«SSOM 21 The -Company will Parade | z K*g«|s£| MONDAY, January 24, at / Ju " attendance is par-' V^-J&! ***V\ J ticnlariy requested. Memb ers Hot' attending this S ■ .Piraae must send writtea: ' ' ■ excuse to the secretary. ■■■;' Enrolment of new members for the abovewill be received by the-Eecretary at St. John's Ambulance -Station each Monday;' evening, when courses of Lectures, First;'. Aid Practice, Collecting and Carrying wouu-* ded is given according ito' tlje Royal Army Medical Corps. . . "s V" ~- : Z : 'J By Order of Officer Cbmmandingr E.:\fl.'. LEANING, ,}■ 93 -Hon. Secretary: . LECTTJREB. : rnHE* THEOSOPHICAL ■; S ■L H.P.B. LODGE. . ft • .-■' : C. W. L^f^* 13^ Will LECTURE at th* CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWS. HALL, v On :■:.'. . ,:.r. SUNDAY NEXT, JANUARY 23, at 7 p.m. Sub-ject: "NEW ZEALAND AS A HOME OFTHE? NEW RACE." ; ; This third lecture of «the series '-will treat ■ of the development of.new racial .types; why young- countries are most suitable; v future tendencies; the parents wlio will be needed; ~our attitude to children, i Admission Free. Collection. 005 -..., ...MEETINGS.. . :.V A UCKLAND CO-OP. TERMINATING ii BUILDING SOClETY.—Appropriations ■ St. James' Hall, Wednesday, January 2G, T.SOpjn.; fO»0 by ballot and sale. "So ' DENTISTRY. TITY. QWN QPBCIAL Tl/nSTHOD : T>AINLESS TfIXTRACTION. .', Possesses many and ; great advantage* '•' . wnich. are distinctive. \ -• '-'it'Vi HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS:-. 1. NO PAIN: : 2. NO NEED to come back the second time t_: or oftener, as under other methods. .... 3. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No,broken . teeth or stamps left in the gums. ■/'. '?*■ i. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. I can. safely use it on a patient o£ 80 years. 3. If you have a wetik heart or suffering : ;, from other complaints, it will not affect you. S. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. No Swollen. Guma 8. Abscessed . Teeth Also Painlessly I Extracted. Also, AN A L G E S;i A, THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERT r IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE: ■'-.?> YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEE-TH ■ DRILLED. FILLED, PREPARED FOX. CROWNING, BRIDGE WORK, . PIVOTS, ETC., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. : YOU ARE CONSCIOUS YET UNCONSCIOUS TO PAIN, AND I HAVE PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL APPARATUS. TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION. •■ THERETORD PATIENTS WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTIST. ' ' KS PAIN.LESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH, BUT A FACT! COME TO MY SUR-GERIES AND SEE E FOR YOURSELF THIS WONDERFOL. •, ■ APPARATUS FC<l ANALGESIA, ' '.:*M AT ' ■TVENTIST Q TITUNROE TnVSIANUHI* ; ■QOMINIpX pHAiIBERS, STREET—6S, Over Wright's, Tailor. ;: TELEPHONE 1604. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND -. ! SATURDAY AFTERNOON, .:.- HOURS, 9 TO 5 P.M. D . — m. ■ . BESTATJBANTS, TEA BOOMS. HAVE YOUR DINNER AND TEA AT * "rnHE T>RUNSWICK." .-t' t T UNCHEON AND rpEA "DOOMS ' UPSTAIRS, % NEXT 'TO CLEAL'Si TOBACCONIST. THREE COURSES FOR : ONE SHILLING. Evening Parties Catered For. -Open All Day Sunday. A •'. ■pltlOB'S" QTILL X EADIN& ' BEST -J /JMEALjS IN THE CITY. STRAND ' A BCADE.- - - —t^