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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 30, 4 February 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. ' T£l*G rVEORGE rpHEATIUD. SHOWING TO-DAY AND SAT. ONLY. A SPECTACULAR MELODRAMA IN TWO PARTS. rjmiß TyrYSTEßious /~iontra<jrav. A Mysterious, Sensational and Thrilling Melodrama. Something new and uncommon. The story centrt>s round a new and mysterious inventiou. The cast Includes Aviator Frank Stiles. A Mlxed-up Marriage Mestor Comedy THE BARGEE'S DAUGHTER... ..Drama. A Story of Jealousy and Unrequited Ix>ve. THE DOUGHNUT VENDOR. .S<-ll g Drama. TOUGH NUTS AND uT,OUiCIIIe Martin Comic. STALLS, 3d. CHICLE, (>d. 30 i!J£I-NG Q.EORGE mHEATRE. T£XTRAORI>INARY pOMMENCING ATONDAY TSJ-EXT. THE FIRST EPISODE OF THE GREAT TRANSATLANTIC SERIAL PHOTO-PLAY IN 15 INSTALMENTS, EACH 2000 FT. rpilE TJUACK "R ox - THE GREAT MYSTERY STORY. BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. Famous British Writer of Mystery Fiction. FEATURING HERBERT RAWLINSON, Popular British Actor and Screen Favourite. rpilE TVLACK BOX, BY THE SAME PRODUCERS AS •THE MASTER KEY," Is the supremo achievement of film art. It has cost more to produce than any previous Trans-Atlantic Serial. It Is entirely fresh in conception, and is replete with uew thrills. OVER ALL OF THE FIFTEEN EPISODE'S THERE BROODS DEEP BAFFLING. HEART-THROBBING, NERVEWARMING, WONDEROUSLY - EXCITING MYSTERY. THE THE THE Don't Mlsa I. THE L ing The First A BLACK A Mon., Tues., Episode C BOX C Wed., X X Feb. 7 S 9 BOX BOX BOX rpilE TJLACK "D-OX Has been written by the world's mas ter of mystery tlction, MR. E. PHILLIPS OPPENHETM. rptHE gLACK "R ox " If> the most stiipendmwmjstery story ever presented on the screen. rpHE T> LACK TSOX Is without doubt the most Immense production of It-s kind ever mounted on celluloid. , Dark. Impenetrable mystery broo<li> over every scene. c; Ooi Royal Oak.—.B-rtng Oio children"; plenty fun: 4 ciib lions, baby monkeys, rides, all free. Admission: Adults, 6d; children, M. All come. M TENDERS. qniENDERS WANTED FOR BUILDING J- EXTERIOR OJ/ HOUiiE A.T MANGIiRJS (labour only). Plans and Specifications, I apply MR. ROBERTS, TbaccoulsL, opposite Tram Barns, Epsom. 25 SEPARATE Tenders wanted for Purchase and Removal of Glasshouse, Witt liy :»ft, and Heating Apparatus.—Ceilings, near Station, Te Papapa. 85 m o B — u i l y> ib s. HOUSE AT RBMUBRA. Tenders for the above close at Noon on WEDNESDAY, February 9. GERALD E. JONES. Architect Security Brilldings. 507 mO CONTRACTORS. 18-LOCK OF FOITi SHOPS AND OFFICES IN iP.RICK u\T HAMILTON. Tenders for above will be received till Noon of WEDNESDAY, 2.-jj-d Inst. Plans au<" lipeciicatiouji at our Offlces, Cl-G2, 'Brunswick Buildittgs. Queen Street. ■WiA'DK AND WADE, 514 Architects. rMTi OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS. Tenders, endorsed "Tender for Electric Cables," will be received In Uie Town <'lerks Otlice. until 4 o'clock pm on THURSDAY, March 9, lDlfi, for the j supply of UNDERGROUND AND OVERHEAD I CABLE. Specification m-ay be obtained from the City Electrical Engineer. Kings Wharf. Tlie Council does not blud itself to accept the lowewt of any tender. HB-tUU" W. WTLSOX, Town Clerk. February 2, IfllC. 500 PUBLIC SE-RVICE ISTORE6 TENXVER iBOiARD. •SUPPLY A'NiD ©ELIVBRY OF STORES. Wellington, January 20, 1010. Separate Tenders will be received at the Ofiice ot the Chairman Woverumcnt Printing Oilier) not later than 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd March. lf«(I. for 1 the tiirpply and Delivery, c.l.f. ami <■~ •Wellington, of 44.SX>11> Italian Twine.! 1,1.000 Bridle lUugs for M.C. 'Lines, aud! Yards of Jumper Wire. /Particulars and conditi«n« of tendering! may be obtained at the Offl<M> of the Con-1 itroller of Stores, Post and Telegraph j department, Wellington; the District , 'Storekeeper, Post ajid Telegraph De-part- : .ment. iChrlstchurch; or at the Offices of the Telegraph Engineers at 'Auckland and I Ipunedin. 509 J. MACKAT. Chairman.

TJEWS "pOR TIME JUICE. A LADtEVS' Raincoats 15/6, 18/6, 27/6, 33/6; Mncs, half-price; Gents.' Raincoats 27/B, 33/6, 4R/, 50/.—Brldgman and BridgmuTi, opp. Town nail, 64