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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 158, 4 July 1916, Page 12

AMXISEM32fTS. BURIED bnt faintly beneath the veneer and velvet gloss of our 20th centtiry civilisation. rans "the naked- and sometimes j t terrifying iron strain that has dominated mankind since the days when the lonstailed, ape man ruled the .-world." rpHE TRON OTRALX, I rpHE TRON OTRALN, fT\HE TRON Featuring -rvTJSTIN -pARNTTM, "TJUSTIN -pAENOI, -T)USTIN -pAENUM:, ( Is a story of the Grim Northland that sifts i the souls of men to their tme worth. This line picture cannot be shown after , Friday next. July T. and we urge you not to miss seems it at rpHE TYRIC. rjpE Jjmc. TTHE T YRIC. mO-NIGHT, AT S. — O-NIGHT, AT S. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 1, ; Stalls. 64: Reserves, L it. Book your Seats per Phone 5845. or j come along to the Lyric, where the plan for the season is on view. ALSO AT THE WEST END. ; I THE T YRIC. 1 ± UE -LlYttll.-. | I. , t-f-HE- T YRIC | I J- HE iA'RIC. i iTHE T YRIC. i | HE J-* YRIC. COMMENCING OATURDAY A FTERNOON "^^EXT. A PRODIGIOUS HISTORICAL VISION I OF THE TniRD CENTURY B.C. "Quo Vadis." -Cleopatra." and "Last . Days of Pompeii." which created sura j ■ favourable impressions, pale into insignificance before "Caoiria." —"Melbourne Age. ' jf"t Ail IB I A, pABIRIA. pABIRIA, Tells rhe story of the first World War!— . that bet wet a Rome and Carthage. ' "Behold the realisation of that | 1 which was never before seen on j earth. A michry civilisation collapses at a stroke, with its moni strous idols, with its sins and its I virtues. its sadness and its [ greed—with its impatient yearn- j ' ing for world dominion—it falls like a meteor, leaving but. a | little smoke, a little ashes, a I few corroded coins—naught but | i these remain of the great Cartha- j giniau world." | PABIRIA, pABIRIA. riABTRIA, ,HA3 CONQUERED FOUR CONTINENTS. MERE WORDS COULD NEVER \ CONVEY THE WONDERS OF | i THIS PRODIGIOUS VISION 1 | 18,500 P EorLr 3ooo B°^ COST OVER £100.000. TOOK TWO YEARS TO PRODUCE. A LSO AT TTHE \X"EST TTjND. : BON PLAN NOW OPEN. I '. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. i i BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. I AT WILDMAN AND AREY'S, WILDMAN -AND AREY'S. VICTORIA ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. /-■•ABIRIA pRICESDRESS CIRCLE. .} / ORCHESTRA STALLS, "J /a STALLS, -j / E ESEBYES - 2/6 ■\TATINEES EACH DAY DURING | *"- THE WEEK. | MATINEES BACH DAY DURING | ___ THE WEEK. j V.fATINEE pRICES— * DRESS CIRCLE, -j /£» ORCHESTRAL STALLS. -J / STALLS. CD • Children Haif Price to D.C. and O.S. only. - I 32IsTIS.TS'2". !' 11 T HE L ATESX AGAIN j' AT j-jENTIST jQAVTES. i We have the Latest Paiuiess Preparation ' FOR CHILDREN. j : 7CO •pRICXTNG OF ryyHE >~EEDLE. | WE SIMPLY PAINT IT ON THE GUM 3 AND HXTRAC'r THE TOOTH PAINLESSLY. SEND rpHE QHILDREN TNENTIST "TJAVISS. Wyndham Chambers. WYNDHAM ST., Opposite Gas Co., AUCKLAND. M T g PECIAL "\-[ETHOD OF p-AINLESS EXTRACTION Possesses .Many and Great Advantages Which. Are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS'— 1. NO PAIN. 2. NO NEED to come bark the second time or ofiener. as under other methods 5. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No broken reerh or ,-rnmns left In the irums 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all aires. I can safely Ui-e it .v: a patient of SO rears. 5. If you aare :: weak heart or sufferine from other complaints, it will not affect you. 0. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. No Swollen Gums. 8. Abscessed Teeth. also Painlessly Extracted. Also. A N A L G E S I A. THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED. FILLED. PREPARED FOB CROWNING. BRIDGE WORK, PIVOTS. ETC., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS. TET UNCONSCIOUS TO PAIN. AND I HAVE PROVED THIS'MOST WONDERFUL APPARATUS! to be an absolute success in '■ every operatic:-,'. ; THEREFORE PATIENTS WHO ARE j NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTIST. j PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH. BET A FACT ! COME TO MT SUKGERIES" AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THIS WONDERFUL APPARATUS FOR - | \X ALGESIA. AT | -r-vBNTIST f~< -y"UNROE jr-MANUEL. j T\OMiNION CHAMBERS, 03—QUEEN STREET—43S, Over Wright's. Tailor. TELEPHONE 1604. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON;, HOURS, 0 TO 3 P.2C D