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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 243, 11 October 1916, Page 12

AMUgEMEMTa. ' FOR ITHRKE NIGHTS. rjjBAFTON. ■■' - 1 VjTrafton. r I I mHE I— 1 -L I /iEAFTON. I f-TELEBIBATED | vX.RAFTON. I t/. ' I ' GiRAFTON. I CJCANDAL. | RAPTON. O I G.RAFTOX. « . ■•RAFTON.- Featnrins • GRAiFTON. ——■ : —■ KAFTON. I I>ETTY -\TANSEN | (tyRAFTON. 1 J>ETTY -I>ANSEN | vXrafton. — i . GBA'FTON. ■■■ Also, RAFTON. "-VTUMBER /\NE." ] G RAFTON. " i>l UMSER vJne." RAFTON. Starring the Eminent Fareenrs, vTRAPTOX. MR AND MRS S. DUEW. rvBATTON. MR AND MRS S. DREW. VX-RAFTON. Prices as Usual-.. rpHE Q.RAND. fJIHE Q.BAJJD. Opposite G.P.O. i THE LAST FEW DAYS ■OF THIS FINE PROGRAMME. "HEARTS AND SPARKS" —"OUR VICTORY ON THE SOMME"— "VIEWS IN POLAR REGIONS" " HEART'S PUNCH " "TOPICAL BUDGET" ■Also. " GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE." All Patrons to Circle during Day Saw tana are entitled to a Dainty Cup of Tea FRBE. Circle, 6d; Stalls, 3d (day sessions only). THE BEST SIXPENNyWOETHIN TOWN SEE "fpHE QRIGIXA-LS" COSTUME CONCERT COMPANY AT MOUNT ALBERT TO-NIGHT. In Aid of Navy League Funds. SMART SONGS, _D>INTT DANCES, CATCHY CHORUSES. By the Members of the Girls* Branch of the Navy League. Popular Prices: 2/ and 1/. Soldiers Admitted' Free. ORGAN BXCXTAIi. T ° w x H 1 ~~fc~"£ giATUROAY, AT S P.M. Q R G A N JJE C 1 T A L BY . . jyjm (CITY ORGANIST). Tlie Programme will Include"Ffaale, Cesar" Franck "Grand Solemn March." .Smart "Bretoa Theme,", for Carillons and Organ. "•SI olseau j'etal9**r ....'Henselt "Storm , Fantaisie" Wely And Work's by Lemare and D'Every. ADMISSION: 6d. HEUBY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. October 11th, 1916. Ml WOOES. fp H B rp-B DIB ; A BOUT I JJEW ryEALAND 1 We nave Just published a little book with the above title. It will be found very useful and interesting by everyone who would like to know how to obtain a pure, and wholesome beverage of great comforting and. stimulating quali- . ties, bnt witboot the injurious aftereffect* inseparable from strong alcoholic liquor*. We shall be glad to post a copy of this book free to any "Star" reader who will cot ont this ad and send it, along with his name and address , , to the undersigned. No further obligation entailed. The book speaks for Itself. Send NOW to J AND po, * WINE SPECIALISTS, j . A INSURANCE. rpHE XBED ■ OF AN INSURANCE POLICY that Tvil] provide a capital sum at death , from any cause, and at the same time give j weekly compensation if incapacitated by accident or sickness, is a very Teal one. For 1f a man insures bte life tie is not {making provision for himself and his depen- . dents should "be be laid aside by accident or sickness. If, on the otter hand, he I takes oat a sicknees and accident - policy, : I bis dependents, are left unprovided for should he die through Illness. fpH'E T>ROVTDENT T IFE A SSURANCE /"JOMPANT issue a COMBINED POLICY that should Interest all wage-earners with a family depending on t hem. As an example, a man thirty years of age, for an annual payment of £5, will receive a £100 Life Assurance (with deferred proiits), payable at ' death (from any cause), or on attaining age 1 (i<s. An additional payment of £330 will )be paidshould-death be caused.by accident, :or £500 if by railway or tramcar-accident: i 30/ a week will be paid up to flfty-two 1 weeUs if disabled by accident or one of 50 i : specified discuses; an annuity for life if permanently disabled by accident. All premiums«will be reduced after the fifth year; a yearly iucrease in the sum issued for <jeath and permanent disablement -by 1 accident; accident benefits doubled for train lor tramcar accidents. In fact," this Policy I has 6O many advantages that no man who has anyone depending on his. health and earnings should fall to see this prospectus: ' ATJCKLAM>- OFFICE: ! OQ. CjaOWMiAiND CHERBBT. ! A ft Hfi* , ** I **^