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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 21, 24 January 1917, Page 12

AMPSEMEWTB. ■ "THE THEATRE OF QUALITY." rmvoLj TjicTtmi: γ^iheatbe, KAEANGAHAPE ROAD. NOW IX ITS SIXTH WEiEK OF / SUCCESS. Direction .'..... WILLIAMS BROS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MARGUERITE CLARK MARGUERITE CLARK MARGUERITE CLARK In . fJTHB pRiETTY AJISTEIt OF JUSK; TOE T>RETTY OF JO«B. rrttlE TJ'R'ETTY" OIISTEIR OF TOBJS. A Sweetly Pretty Love Romance, taken amidst the sunshine of Old Madrid. Marguerite Clark as Pepita, the dainty little Spanish girl of a thousand moods and whims, is irresistible. A Special Attraction. THE TrVOLI FULL ORCHESTRA. THE TIVOLI FULL ORCHESTRA. The Largest in Auckland. POPULAR PRICES: D.C., 1/: Stalls, 6d. Reserve Seats, 1/6, by 'Phone A 2336. TO-DAY i~l HAND rjTiH'EIATBIE. TO-IX4.Y TO-a>AY *JT ■*- TO-I>A* OPPOSITE G.P.O. MARY" PIOK*X»KID as " KISMKItAjIJI>A." -MARY P.TCK:F>U>KII> as •••KMJTKKALD-α." ,MARY PICRFORID as " EiSMEIKALDA.' , .MARY PICKFIXRII) as " EKMEttALDA." AI Ali-Y PJCKtXHIiID as "'E»MEBA-LDA." MARY MCRPOW) as " 'KISMKiIA-LDiA." MARY PICKiFORO as " 'KSMJBKiALDA." Tlie Storj - Unfolds as .Naturally as a iFlower. awl delectable .Mary, ■Plckford (has a happy role. Supported by THE TIRE© BUSINESS MAN Comedy A VILLAGE IN GHENT Scenic TOPICAL BUDGET Gaumont Graphic The only Theatre that serves a dainty cup of Tea Free during Day Sessions. Prices: Circle, Gd; Stalls, Sd; day sessions. A LEXAM>RA — G-BEES LANB. J\. THIS EVENING. '•LOVELY MARY." MARY MILES MINTSEU In the Latest "Metro." Wonder-fPlay. DECEASED ESTATES. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908 (.Section 50.) In the Estate of MARY ANN TOBIN, also known as Lily Williams, or Mary Wilson or Tobln, or Lily Wilson, or Elizabeth Wilson. or Katherine Hughes, of Auckland, married woman (deceased). All creditors and others having claims against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with particulars, on tbe form* provided, to tie Local Deputy Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, at Auckland, on or before the VJth day of March, 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above Estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Trustee's account at ariy- postal money order office, of paid to the Local Deputy Public Trustee, Public Trust Ofßce, at Auckland. FRED. FITGHETT, Public Trustee, luth January, 1917. 513 DENTISTRY. TTVENTAL ATTENTION AT MODERATE FEES. M B " H EBBERT WALKER, » KABANGAHAPE ROAD, Does Work which gives Satisfaction, and which brings tbe Cordial Recommendation of Pleased Clients. Open Evenings. •PHONE. 1384. A LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — Durtn« duration of the war I have decided- to charge Half-price for all work done on the Premises. Inquire for quotations. All work guaranteed. Painless Extractions. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings, 7 till 8. J. MAHTIN. DENTIST, Over National Bank, Karangahape Road. C

MANY a man has to stop away from business because of Toothache. If lie is a man In business for himself, he knows what a loss it is to him—he knows how valuable his time is—but his Jaw Is swelled to such unsightliness that be cannot go to his business and attend to his clients; perforce he has to remain away If be is an employee, be knows very well he will get no sympathy from bis employer —an employer does not expect his employees to bave bad teeth to such an extent that they have to stop away from business. He runs the risk of losing bis position ALL THROUGH BAD TEETH And the remedy is at hand. Perhaps a little inconvenience in having to keep the Dentist's appointments—certainly no pain—but what a reward—he's keen, he's sliarp—he's ready for business again—he's through with J. H. K INNEAB - ", SURGEON DENTIST. QUEEN AND DAKBY STS., AUCKLAND. . R—A » J AND CON'S. DENTISTS. SO YEARS IN HOBSON STRUEI , . Supplies a Full Upper and Lower Set of Teeth from Five Guineas. Good Fit. Old Sets Remodelled. Dentists' Work Repaired. l> M* O WN S PECIAI, M 0 ™ 00 OF pAINLBSS, T^XTRACTIOW, Poseesses many and great advantage* whicjx are distinctive. HERE ABE , «OME, AMONG OTHERS: 2 NO NEED* to some back the second time or oftener, as under otter. methods. 3. EXPERT ETRACTION. No broken teeth or stumps left In the gums. 4. PERFECTLY SAFE for all ages. I can safely use It on a patient of 80 years. 5. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART, or suffering from other complaints, it will not affect yon. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS: 8. ABSCESSED TEETH also painlessly extracted. 9. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth are ordered. Also, ANALGESIA, THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERT IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TEETH DRILLED, FILLED, PREPARED FOR CROWNING, BRIDGE WORK, PIVOTS, Etc., WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS. YET UNCONSCIOUS TO PAIN, AND I HAVE PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION. THEREFORE PATIENTS WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTIST. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS is not a Myth, but a fact." NOTE THE ADDRESS— jyCNTIST rt JJTJNROH TGJMAmjBL, FIRST FLOOR, ENDBAN*S BUIUMIUSS (Next GJP.O.)Open Every Evening:, also. Sstorday Afternoon. Xelepbeae 1«* Take Eieratoc. n