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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 237, 4 October 1916, Page 12

• ABTOSEMEgCT. rpni s : -^—■■'■'• ' ' THE - FASCINATING' STOBY OF "ftAE M EN." — 1 —: "\J AB ME N.V; —-• • | " p A B M E N." —■ I " *-/ A- B Jt E N." I IS DELIGHTING HUGE AUDIENCES . •. AT ."■. -.•_. --. •..• r— /TiHE ..-/iEAFTON. rr ' -«-HE VXbaFTON. —- — mHE rj.BAF.TON. — iHE VTkaFTON. — I rpHEDA t> aba 1 I J-HEDA UaBA I I rpHEDA T>ABA 1. • • 1 X-H-BDA J>ABA -1 I "fIAEMB N." fi I — '■ s" A U M E N." I " "/"N ABM EN."- I I "\> A It M E N." ■. ■ , |. ACHIEVES AN AKTISTIC TBIUMPH IX THIS BEAUTIFULLY PRODUCED PICTUK'E, IN WHICH" THE SILENT ©RAJIATIC AltT REACHES ITS HIGHEST PITCH. PRICES AS USUAL. THE THE IKE . rjJRAXD. rj..RAND. " rpHE "DARTERED TABIDS." "The girl who barters her Tjeauty for gain in the market of vain desire." •'fTTHJE TJARTERED T>RipE." . " fpiHE TIjjARTERED X>BIDE.'' "Tlic loveless marriage, cold-blooded bargaining based on. selfishness, is to-day one of the greatest dangers 'that menace society." •' mHE T»ABTEBED T»BIDE." " mHE TJARTEBED T3RIDE." '~" See this Great Society Drama At ,the Q.RAND (TtHEATEE, OPPOSITE G.P.O. : . All Patrons to Circle during Day Seeetooe axe entitled to a Dainty Cup of Tea FJEUBEk Circle, 6d; Stalls, 3d. Day Seasons Only. .TT3CTORIA, . . . TvEVONPOBT. :.» ICTOBIA, ■L'EVONPOBT. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. "THE ARAB." • A . "THE ARAB." MOTION PICTURE "THE ABAB." CLASSIC. "THE ARAB." LIVING AND BBEATH"THE ARAB." ING THE MYSTERIOUS "THE ARAB." ATMOSPHERE OF THE "THE ARAB." DESERT. 6000 Feet of Gorgeous Drama. 6000 Feet of Gorgeous Drama. "THE ABAB." FASCINATING! "THE ARAB." ALLURING ! •■THE ABAB." THRILLING ! mOWN TT A L L. gjATUBDAY, AT g P.M. r\BGAN TOECITAL Bγ •\/TR jITAUGHAN T»ABNETT (CITY OBGANIST). The Programme will include Marche Pontificale (Widor) .Suite Anclenne (Holloway) Andante Espreseivo .(Elgar) Romance (Heneelt) Theme for Carillon and Organ (Maugtmn Barnett) And Works by Rubinstein and Wests Admission, 6d. HENRT W. WILSON, Town Clerk. October 4, 1916. 587 SALE OF GIFTS AND COOKEBY COMPETITIONS Will be Opened by Mrs. Park'es on THURSDAY, OCTOBEB 5, AT 2.30 P.M., At ST. DAVID'S HALL, KHTBER PASS, Uuder the Auspices of the W.C.T.U. Refreshments. Admission Free. Open till 10 p.m.' 366 ■N 1 Z OLD0 LD QOLOXISTS , A S6OCIATION. XXEUNION, mOW-S , XTALL. IJVUESDAY, QCTOBER 1A <> P.M. Old Colonists of 50 years' standing and upwards Tvho have not received a special invitation for the above may oblaiu isame on application to Miss E. B. Klrkwood (Registrar "Faskln," M/, Manukan Road, Parncll, four doors beyond Post Office. 571 HELP THE CHILDREN. — Children's Hospital Fund. Performance, Towu Hall Concert Chamber, Next Tuesday Evening; 2/ and J/-- , - 515 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. TTv E A F N E S S. MR W. RICHARDS, OSTEOPATH, 29. PITT STREET (3 doors below St. Helens). GO TO MR W. RICHARDS. He never falls to cure all chronic eases of. DEAFNESS, ASTHMA.. Sciatica, Rheumatism.' Klieumatolde. Neuritis, Chronic Dysentery, INFANTILE PARALYSIS, and Kidney Diseases,, all Spinal and ferrous Couiplaints, Shell Shock, Affections of tie Heart, Eye, Kar, and Tnroat, Goitre, and Tumours. Ladles' Internal Ailments cured without operations. Chronic Synovitis, Knee Cartilage. Floating Cartilage, Displacements, Stammering, Neurasthenia, Manias, Fits, Vicious Habits. etc. Hundreds of testimonials. I CAN CONFIDENTLY ASSERT THAT I CURE ALL THE ABOVE CASE'S. TESTIMONIALS CLAN BE SEEN ON PERSONAL . APPLICATION WHICH HAVE BEEN ENDORSED SEVERAL YEARS AFTEK CUBES WEBB EFFECTED. CONSULTATION FHEB. Watch papers for early Osteopathic and Healing Demonstrations. ' Wβ EDUCATIONAL. TSASTBN'S COMMERCIAL TBAINTNG x> COLLEGE. IMPERIAL BUILDINGS, Opp. Smeeton's. 'Phone 2742. JSHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITTNG. BOOKKEEPING, OFFICE BOUTINE. ' WE TRAIN AS WELL AS INSTRUCT! What Kind of Positions are Our Students . Trained For? . • PUBLIC SEBVlCE.—Practically all Auckland Candidates Qualifyig as Steno- . graphers by Esam. are Coached .by. us. „.._. A large proportion of the r-^sXrl»-,,~ young women now emINSUBAMIE. •_ ployed in the Banks, LEGAL, most of those In the MEBCANTILE, large Insurance Offices AND and* tbe leading Legal MUNICIPAL and Mercantile Offices OFFICES. were trained by us: MISS C. S. V. BASTEN, A.N.Z.A.A MISS A; G. H. BASTEN, A.P.A. (N.Z.). ■ ■ ■ ..■'■'.■■■•■ C DECEASED ESTATES. TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF JOHN BENEDICK. WAIINFU, of Western Springs, ' Auckland, in New Zealarad, Fireman (deceased). Pursuant to an Order made by bis Honor Mr Justice Cooper, dated the 22ml day of September, 191G, notice Is hereby, given that all Clalme again the above Estate are to be peaderod to Means Thome and Tthorne, of AVyndiham Street, Auckland, eoUdton for the adniinletraitOT of tbe estate aad eflCects of the obovenamed John ■ Benedick Warner, deceased,, on or before the 31et day of October 1016, after w«htch day the Admfneatrator has by «he said Order liberty to distribute the assets of the said estate amongßt.the parties entitled therctp,.luring Ttfgard only to the ■ Claims of wMch be, the Adiufotßtiutor, shall then hare had notlae. Decked .this 22nd day of September, 1918, ; (THOBSE AND THOBiMB,' ■'-. -~ Soiidtors. %