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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 65, 16 March 1916, Page 12

: QNLY AT fnHE .: . : pniNCEBs an;d queen's.. ' pRIN.CESS. AND QUEEN'S. PRINCESS ' AND. " QUEEN'S. ABSOLUTELY DISTINCT- AND ENTLKELY DIFFERENT TO ANY OTHER PICTURE OK THE SAME NAME NOW BEING SCREENED AT _ OTHER THEATRES. . MANAGERIAL—READ THEAND "HERALD" CttKTiCISMS. " A* ■y'BRITABLE • eJBNSATiOS. ■ YESTERDAY'S HUGE AUDIENCES ABSOLUTELY SPELLBOUND. mO-DAY AND fTIO-NIGHT. (TTO-DAY AND qiO-NIGHT. The Most Soul-stirring Picture of the Century. BRITAIN'S NOBLEST MARTYR. A Picture that -will Assuredly' Become • - - Famous. MANUFACTURED AND PRODUCED J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.,' And # DIRECTED BY MR W. LINCOLN. /^AVELL. URSE VJAVBLL. "VTURSE. /"tAVELL. ■" lIKSE V^AVBLL. ,-VT.URSE /-UVELL. -" UHSE V-/AVELL. ."VTURSE rUVBLL •** L'RSK V-/AVELL ■\TURSE />AVELL. •** URSE v^AVELL. The victim of Germany's crowning infamy, who, on the eve of her tragic martyrdom, sent out this brave message:— "TELL MY FRIENDS I GAVE MY LIFE WILLINGLY FOR MY COUNTRY. I HAVE NO FEAR NOR SHRINKING. I HAVE SEEN DEATH SO OFTEN, IT IS NOT i FEARFUL NOB STRANGE TO ME." A stirring and Inspiring Film which will ! bring borne.to Aucklnnders the true meaning or devotion and EClf-sacrlflceC SOLDIERS OF THE KING, £«AVELL. CIVILIANS— ENSHRINE HER IN YOUR MEMORY. J. F. MACMAHON. Manager. PRINCESS. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. - 1 - BINCBSS. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. An Extraordinary Surprise, "THE IH'TTERFLY." "THE BUTTERFLY." And n Supporting Programme of Excellent Merit, Including the I'hoto-play of the Century, THE MARTYRDOM OF NURSE CAVELL. QUEEN'S. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. UEEN'S. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. By general desire, the glorious picture setting of Augusta J. Evans Wilson's heartappealing story. "INFELICE." "INFELICE." In conjunction with other notable eubjectfi. will again be presented TO-DAY and TONIGHT. I MEETINGS. ! BUTCHERS' UNION. AN URGENT SPECIAL MEETING or tho - above Union will be held In the TRADES HALL, on FRIDAY, the 17th Inst., at 7.30 p.m. All Members are requested to attend. . W-μ. c. sill. 51-t Secretary. UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. (Registered.) ' ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OP MEMBERS. . . ' Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting- of the Member* will- be lield at the Association's Olllce. Iβ. Hall of Commerce, High Strei-t. Auckland, on FRIDAY. March 31, 1916. at 1.30 P-m.. whpn the Officers for the ensuing year will be elected, the Report and Balance-sheet will be submitted, and other buslnem. W. B. KORDYCE. Secretary. Auckland, March 15. 1910. 503 i T~ "^ mm ~ ———— »»» TENDERS. TyRICE Wanted, for Papering 5 rooms; -t labour only.—6l, Elixibeth St., off Dominion Rd. ** . 23 mo CONTRACTORS. 1 Tenders will be received for a large j RESIDENCE in. REMUERA. Alternative - 'prices for Building In BRICK or In WOOD, ' 'to close at my offices on TUESDAY, 28th Ma*ch, at noon. • JOHN M. WALKER, F.N.Z.1.A., V Architect. Hi- Majtfkty'a Arcade. 563 fiITX X>F AUCKLAND. WATER WGfrKS , SUPPLIES. Tenders will bk received in the Town. Clerk's Office, until 4 'O'clock p.m. on ' THURSDAY, 23rd March, for.the supply of, WATER WORKS MATERIAL. Specifications may be seen In .the Water a Works Engineer's Office, Town Hall, Queen c Street. ;, HENRY W. WILSON," Town Clerk. * March 13, 1816. > 5X2 THOROUGH OP PAHIATUjC BLECTBICO.IGHT INSTALLATION. 2 Tenders, closing July 10, 1»16. art invited for:— " CONTRACT No. I—Supply and. Erection ol Overhead Wires, Poles, and Street Lamps. CONTRACT No. 2.—Gae Engines, Pro aueers. Dynamos, and Auxiliar) 3 Apparatus. L CONTRACT No. 3.—Accumulators. Specifications and Plans can 'be seen at * tie Borough Council Chambers, Pahtalua, a or at the Office of Ernest J. Fenn, ("on [S suiting Engineer, Auckland. w Copies can be obtained from the Ureteric signed on payment of following deposits:--Contract No. 1, Two Guineae; Contract No. 2, One Guinea; Contract .No. 3, One Guinea. Depoelts will be returned on receipt ol formal tender. C. C. MILLAR. 59 Town Clerk, Pahlatua. G AS '8 "pITTINGS. E NO ADVANCE. -r —pETFORD AND OO2J, C. 33, ALBEBT STREET.