Page 12 Advertisements Column 3

Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 213, 6 September 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. Opposite G.P.O. mHEATEE THE LAST THREE DAYS OF THIIJ GKEAT PICTUKE. "rjTHiE JOCKEY T\EATH." "YHiE JOCKEY /~VF T\EATD.." 'VJIHE JOCKEY QF TiBATU." 'TpHiß JOCKEY QF T}EATU." JOCKEY QF TQEATH." AN© George Ovey in "WINNING PCNCn." George Ovey In "WINNING PUNCH." George Ovey in "WINNING PUNCH." 1 All patrons to Circle during Day Sessions i are entitled to a dainty cup oC Tea KUKE. . WAJS PRICES: Circle, Gd; Stalls, 3d; Day Jjcisions only. ) ; ' — • r± RAFTOX. i~i RAFTON. 'JiiAFTUM. , t i KAFTO.N. I VJRAI-'TOX. VXitAFTO.N. /■PO-NIGHT. J-O-NiGHT. GREAT "TRANSATLANTIC" STAR PRODUCTION. 1I " TEST iTi JUDGED." I "Most 1 v O bDGiiD .» \ "TEST VB X>H "lUDUED." I jL v: Jl>k O ui>ukd.- |i •' The "Rough and Tumble" Fights and i Gun Work in the Gambling Saloon, and the I resulting Conflagration touch the Pinnacle of ai.MiUng Realism. Prices as, Usual. ■ Plan at Eady and Co.'s, IV2. Queen Street. MAT IN Eli ISVEU.Y SATURDAY. AT 2.30. " rpO-NIGHT AT S TO-NIGHT. ' •*• Also Thursday and Friday. -yiCTORIA TYKVONI'ORT. t » ICTORIA L 'EVONPORT. TITTELL BRUNE New Zealand's s TITTELL BRUNE Own Favourite ESTHER REDEEMED. i IN ESTHER REDEEMED. A Star Feature of the some programme. A Spirit-stirring Play for the thinker and for those who seek amusement. TIJIO SEA WOLF. THE SliA WOLF. Jack London's TEE SEA WOLF. Story. - Galvanic in its Characterisations. 1 PIANOS FOR SALE. : JJO Y ou \Y A^T A Q.OOD piANO 5 f We have some to sell this month, which came unexpectedly, and must be sold promptly. See them. It will be to your advantage to buy now, aud ours to sell. Never mind the cash, we ' can arrange easy terms to suit your convenience. Call early for first choice. FTVf-OORE AND /~tO., Piano and Orpau • -I-'- 1 - Importers. C CUSTOMS ST. E. (opp. Parnell Cars. ; BUILDING SOCIETIES. J OIHE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE - -»- TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. i NEW GROUPS. • 4 i THIRTY-SECOND GROUP.—Over OTO Shares are no*v bespoken for this Group, . which it is proposed .to opeu this month. . Xames- are now being taken at the Society's East, and intending members are recommended* to give In their names without delay, to avoid disappointment. ' It is unnecessary for those who have I Civcn In their names to do anything further till they receive their Application Forms, wliich will be posted to them before the . date for the payment of Entrance Fees, to be advertised later. I J. C. GRIERSON, 551 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. XMPOBT LICENSES. Customs Department, k Wellington, 30th 1910. With reference to the Wur Rlfulations " Issued on the "Ith July lust, and to the advertisement of sth August in connection • with the same, it has been found advisable to make certain alterations, and the following statement now explains the position. It will be juiticed that there Is not now , necessity to obtain liceusea to trade with tlrius In Japan or France. la) Licenses are required to import goods Into New Zealand from all countries except , Britain, British Possessions, Frauce, Japan, aud the United States. (l>) A license must be obtained from the Comptroller of Customs, before the goods are ordered, for each lirni with whom it , is de»lre<l to trade. (c> Where goods arc ordered through a buying agent in the United Kingdom who ' is given discretiojiary power as to the sources of supply, and irrespective of whether the suppliers' invoice l= to be ultimately scut aloug with his own invoice to ' New Zealand or not, there will be no necessity to obtain a license In New Zcniaud provided that the agent gets the invoice to be sent to New Zealand vised aud ■ approved at the offlce of the High Commiamo:i in London. (d) It should be clearly understood that it is only iv cases covered by the preceding clause that Invoices should be submitted to the High Commissioner, and that whenever the uam<#of the probable supplier is known to the New Zealand Importer, a license must be obtained. (c) Where a New Zealand importer hns Rot into touch with a new.firm subsequent . to the outbreak o£ war, he should state 1 when applying for a license bow lie came , to communicate with that firm, and should ' submit auy relative papers. (f) 'Licenses w ill not be required for goods ' bought out of stock iv Britain, British Possessions, J-'rance, Japan, or the United ■ States, but in no case shall this be construed Inlo permission "to import— (1) Any goods of enemy manufacture, origin, or ownership; or (2) Goods being the produce or manufacture of any firm with whom a , license to trade has been refused; or (3) Any goods prohibited from Importation under the War Regulations. (g) Importers are specially warned against ordering or importing goods from any firm or person from time to time declared in the 'iNew Zealand Gazette" to be an enemy. ARTHUR M. MYERS, 506 Minister of Customs. VTOW, JUST A WOKD ABOUT ■ pOFPEE, The season when you can thoroughly enjoy a Delicious Cup of COFFEE Is now coming on. GET GOOD COFFEE, and see that It is carefully made. BUY A TIN OF "STAG'S HEAD" BRAND see that the Registered Trade Mark Iβ on the*tin, and you can be certain that you ; have something really good. All Grocers. No Advance In Price. lib Net Weight Tin o£ the MOST DELICIOUS COFFEE Procurable, 1/10, All Grocers. ' ' A »T "RNTKIOAN AND pta, . "-• **• X* LTD. ." "f"|RAN<SE BLOSSOM." _'" STAG'S ' \J HEAD" ON EACH PACKET . The irtßest Blend of British Grown T«M. ( Packed by local Labour, All Grocers. c OUSEHOLDERS, — See that your Grocer supplies you with New Zeat land Dairy Association's Butter. I CJIMIPLE' SYjSTifiM ot Easy Payment O affiua atAKLB ffoiujisHrNG •I/O Mmxt to Ofattaa, XhMte.