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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 51, 29 February 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. "• '■--.':''•'■■ I» MAJESTY'S T-HEAtSe*- '■■' ?Lessee J. C. Williamson Ltd ? " 'Direction Frank Stewart ■ ■: 'Last Night's Muge m '"- Laurence (.'emeu's Sensational Dram, > "Wake Up." l\ow is YOUK Chance 1 - S: ,': Cannot Afford to Miss It H ■: /;—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT ;S| •tADIES. This is something WAKE R>t ■ LADIES, for you, aud you. WAKE m., ! V' LADIErf. must iiot uiiss this WAXE■ tjiiJ' LADIES, chance of seeing WAKE tip?' ~..,., r<. rie t . bat , WAKE Jj|;: ; IjADIES. mnde ail England WAKE Vjpi---'LADIES. talk, where special WAKEvup!"' were WAivEnu,';':.. jipW every after- WAKE npiS •LA'DIEiS. noon for ladies TVAKETT>t ; ' LADIES. only. WAKE Upi" A splendid supporting programme in' eluding a Two-reel A.B. Drama. Ti,» :r Quicksands of Society, Scenics, ComW ; <-' etc. IPriees, D.C. 1/6; all Stalls \l- off . lery 6d. /. , To avoid disappointment book seats h» Theatre 'Phone 2100. Xo extra charge " -": ABEAfTIFU'L 6TORY, SPUENDIDLYPRODUCED 'AND PEKFECTI I ' ACTED IS X : JTVHE J OXESOME TTEAET ''-'-'; -1-HE -MiXESOMB -Q-EARt' v .THHE T ONESOME TTEARt' •-»-HE -L'OXESOME -Q-EART." • ~ ■Now Being Screened at .:- '" ' 77'VERYIBODY'S, . '■ ■ VERYiSODY'S, ■ .. EVERYBODY'S. „ { VERYiBODY'S, EVERYBODY'S. ' ■■' ' ■ VERYBODY'S, With ' MARGARITA TjMSCHER..: '•? ARGARITA -L 1 ISCHJ3R.IN 'THE PRINCIPAL PART. §s|| PA'RNELL "PICTURE TTVHEATRE* A.RXELL JTICTURB J- HEATKb'. -Direction: Hayward's Pictures, Ltd. ' TO-XIGHT AXD WEDNESDAY, . February 29 and March 1. AT 8 P.M. GRAXD SCfEXTIFIC DESIOXSTKATIOt ' /y OF HYPNOTISM. \ -.. YPNOTISir. GEO« WILEE-RFOECE WILSOX GEO. WIL&BUFORCE WILSON* '» GEO. 'WILBERFOIiCE WILSON" GEO. WILBERFORCE WILSOx] ■ TTYPXOTIST. "" ''^pB AAIUSIXG AXD A.MAZIXG. IXSTRUCTIVE AND REFINED. Mr Ingram, of Messrs Stevenson '"aui'v Ingram, Dentists, has kindly consented toY nndertake teeth extraction. : Shown in conjunction with an excellent Picture Programme. . .;-.""+-; Prices as Usual—Dress Circle, 1/; Stalls, 61'T> A X D r\ O X C E E T. The AUCKLAND CITY BAND Trill ren- " <ler the following Programme in r flic" ' ALBERT PARK (by kind permission of th» City Council) TO-MORROW Otednesdayj EVEXING," , coniniencing at 8 o'clock. Collection in Aid of a Distressed Bandsman.Programme: 1. March "Anzac" -X..8. Hall i 2. Selection, "Stephen Adams' Song" J. Ord Home'-. 3. Dnet, 'TCranqnillity" F. H. LoseyV4. Humorous Fantasy, "Three Blind 5-, Mice" v Shipley Doneiass 5. March, "Constellation' , T. C&rke :• C. Selection, "Sons of Britannia" .. W. Ilimmer- , 7. Two Step, "Get Ont and Get Under" J. Ord Hume "God Save the King." Conductor —Mr. W. Xiciolls. 508 FRED CHRISTMAS. Eon. Bee GYMNASIUM. T EYS TSSTITUTH .Q.YMXASIUM. Director: TENSAiII eOIaLBDQ'Bi QPECIAL ''Wμ OWING TO THE HOT WEATHER OPENING OF THE GXMXASIUiI fwßm CLASS WOES TTAS TDEEN T>OSTPOXEp. 1 PRIVATE TUITION CAN B3 . AIIRAXGED. PHONE A 646. B CORPORATION NOTICES. """' nilY OF A U C X L A X &.• * • AUCKLAXD DOMAIN. ,-, Notice is hereby given that the Auck--■■'--land City Council has granted the use of the Domain Cricket Ground to the'St:>|J Piitrick's Day Celebration Committee for ..'ij the purpose of • holding a Sports Meeting; -X on FRIDAY, the 17th March, 1916, wita ■ authority for such Committee to make a ■ charge not exceeding One Shilling for eica person for admission to the ground, with.,!; an extra, shilling for every horse or vehicle, and an additional charge not. exceeding Vg one shilling for each person for admlssi<mWsi; to % the pavilion. . . - HEXRY W. WILSbX, . - '■" Town Clerk. February 29, 1916. &.1 „'. '• ' . . '•'•' LECTCTRES. ; ■•: mRADBS HALL. — TO-XIGHT. ■POTJ'LTRX LECTURE. Mr. F. Brown, Chief Poultry Instructor of the Agricultural Department, under auspices of the Auckland Poultry-keepers'**'! [Association, will deliver a 'Lecture 9?ji% selecting breeding stock, and will advise piiaeveryday .problems. AT TRADES HALL TO-NIGHT AT . -■ B.ID O'CLOCK. All Poultry-keepers and those in any way in the Poultry Industry- are In-." , . ; * vited to attend the Lecture. No charge ror aamlseion. Questions Invited. . ...■•'. -' S ?>S MOTOR CAB TRIPS. mm BEST WAY TO SEE AUCKLAND. V*:; X The Chase Char-a-banc leaves the •£ G.P.O. every day—Morning, 10 ajn.. 2-hodr.' -;. : trip, 3/; Alternoon, 2.30 p.m., 3-hour trip,!;.? , :* 5/ (afternoon tea free). Chase Toatlst- ; t; Sightseeing Co.. Ltd Phone 1553. D 8 -i~ ' O T O R TRIP& WAIWEHA HOT SPRINGS. 3.1 Ay IDBAX DAIS OUTING FOB is PARTY OF SIX. FROM DEYOXPORT MOTOR GARAGE,-^ Large Car. Careful Chauffeur. - Phones: Garage, Devonport, SO; Residency "! ■ Narrow Neck. lIS. PS GEOHGE GOODAI/L.. Proprietor. ■ C(T. HELIER'S BAY MOTOR BUS.-*> *° Week Days Leaves St. Hclier's 5.15, *:i 9.23 a.m., 1, «2, »3 t 4_ 5 p . m . ; leaves :S Tram Terminus (Remuera) S 45, 9.50 a.m»' ::f; •1.30, *2.30, «3.30, 4.30 5.30 p.m. Note.— ;, "\ved. and Sat only.' Return Fare, 1/v".On iTiday and Saturday only, leaves St.V r? Heller's 6.45 p.m. to City; leaves SeU'e: S Corner (Cityj, Friday 10 p.m., Saturday.*:? 10.3 a p.m.—L. J. KEYS, St. Helier's Bw^spi RESTAURANTS, TEA BOOMS. "pßlOK'ii CXILL T EADIXQ, > BEST -\j MEALS IX THE CITI. gTRAND ARCADE., '?}