•VPSS miTTELL -ORUNE, •M-IS'S. "*■ ITTELL A>RUNE, Australasia's Moat Popular Astrewl jtri'SS mnrrELL t>bdne, llLjsg AITTELL -DrUNB^ The OH-tiine Idol of the Southern Hemisphere! Miss rniTTEiL "DBUNE, ISS J-ITTELL -ORUNE, The Principal of Many Australian •' Successes! In " ESTHER REDEEMED," " ESTHER REDEEMED," At the Kill: Other THING'S. The Exquisite A»-INC,'S. Symphony Gems! THING'S. Orchestra! AGING'S. Prices as Usual. Children. Half-price. AR CAD IA . r >' r Al R C A"D lJf RCA D I A. "-R C A D I A. FINAL PRESENTATION TO NIGHT -OF "fIMIE, OECOND ~CJTIUNG,V A* BIG RACING DRAMA. ~ i IT"HE TTyOMAN yyHO gTAYED A T H OME. COMING TO-MORROW. EPISODE EPISODE 9 "LOST IN (LONDON." Q "mHE T3LACK "R<> x -" ** Quest's Assistant. Lcnorn. In the hands of the WHITE SLAVE TRADERS. " HEART OF SNOW." A Splendid Drama. aOOOft. (A Second nearts in Exiil.) AQUATICS. AT GARUA WAH I A REGATTA JN ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL REGATTA AND MAORI AQUATIC SPORTS, 6T. PATRICK'S DAY. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1016. Excursion F'arcs from all Parts. E. RATHBOBNE, 515 Sec. : -_, "VIEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NGABUAWAIIiA REGATTA, MARCH 17, IUIS. EXCURSION TICKETS, Including ad mission to Regatta, ' ; will be t» Ngaiuawahln from Auckland, Onenuuga, &ian_apechi, Thames, Waihi, Kotorua. aud inieriiicjlate stations, ou 17ta March, available for return ou day of Issue : only.
FRIDAY. 17TU MARCH, 1916. AUCKLAND-FRA.NKTON Li.SE. ' A train will leave Auckland fur Ngaruawaiila at 7.2. a.m. Puis train will stop between. Newuiaiset ai.d Ulahunu ouly. A train nil. leave Aucklasu tor'Nfcaiua- j wahla at 7.53 a.m. luis train will ».o_ j between Newuiar.ct aud Cenrosc only. | A tnilu \vi,i leave Tuakau (or -Ngarua- . wahia at b.o a.m. I A train will leave Penrose for N'stroawuhia at U.3S tk.ui. . Tills ttaln will .tup where re_uir.il between Peurotte aild Aucfeluud, Inclusive, aud at Hui,tly, to pick up ; passengers. i iieu.ru specials will leave Ngaruawahia | as fol.ows: — At 4.55 p.m., taking passengers for Onehunga, Auckland uud iut.rmtdlate stations; at 5.10 p.m.. Uklug pudnengers for PuKskohe, Auciiaud ami in.c.mediate stations; aud at b.2i p.m. and o.w p.ui., taking passengers for i'aupul, Auckland, and intermediate station,. CAMBRIDGE—THAMES AND WAIHI LINES. Specials for Ngaruawahia will run as. follows:— Leave Rotorua at 5>20 a.m.; leave Thames at 7.10 a.m.; leave Cambridge, 9.15 a.m.; leave Te Aroiia, 6.M a.m.; leave Waiiji, 6.55 a.m.; leave Mangapeehl, 6.10 a.m.; leave Te Awaumau, ii.o a.m. Iteturn specials will leave Ngaruawahia as follows:— For Cambridge, 5.40 p.m.; for Rotorua, 6.4 p.m.; for Te Awamutu, 6.28 p.m.; for Te Aroha, 5.52 p.m.; for Thames and Walni, 6.16 p.m.; tor .uaugapechl, 0.40 p.m. Goods and live stock traffic will NOT be carried on the rouruiug trains on Thamee, Waihi, Cambridge, and Morrlnavllle-Puta-rura lines. Excursion tickets to Ngaruawahia will NOT be Issued'for, and will NOT be available by. .oidinary trains. For further particulars see Posters and Handbills at all stations. BY-ORDER. 504 NATIONAL RESERVE. RATIONAL RESERVE, MT. ALBERT UNIT. _V_£H3*m£i. win Parade TO-MOR-lSK>rtflS,l zUOW (Thursday) at Klug I * Kft"**Vll .1 George's Hall at 8 p.m. 'IA full muster specially re\BK_?£?/ By Order. S A. E. BROOKES, O.C. 513
yxELICIOUS ml* *S, '•pvIRECT JfIROM rpHE jyjAKBR. xN AKT QUANTITY. WENDEL'S WINES are appreciated by competent Judges throughout New Zealand tor their excepUonal purity, delightful mellow flavour, and great maturity. They are guaranteed to be made only from the llncst grapes and Al quality crystal sugar, and to be. absolutely free front any artlllclal colouring or flrfvodrlng, w j_,,j_ cannot be said of most Imported wines. Why pay ' more "for' wines "of Inferior quality when you can buy such delectable nines aa these BY MAIL la any quantity? I'SOM ONE BOTTLE UPWARDS AT THE FOLLOWING pBICES J»ER JJOTTLE. a. A PORT No. 1 3 o PORT No. 3 3 8 PORT, INVALID « q FKONTIGNAC 3 0 SHERRY 3 0 MADIERA 3 0 (White Wine.) MALAGA -. 4 0 BURGUNDY 4 0 CLARET 2 9 (Dry, Unsweetened.) P ffio U UGH§UT &W 1 THE ABOVE PRICES. X Threepence per botUe extra must be added tor packing, unless case lots of one dosen or over arc ordered, when packing and carriage are free to nearest station or wharf. For orders of oae dozen or more (selected) the prices are 6d less per bottle. One doaen of No. 1 Port would therefore be 30/ carriage paid, and so on. Free Delivery Auckland and Suburbs, one bottle upwards. 'Phone 3400. T WEN DE L AN D Q 0., X 128. KARANGAH/PE ROAD. A
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 64, 15 March 1916, Page 12
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