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I „ AMTTSEaSENTS. ! gEXsATTONAL TRIUMPHANT SU.fJESj rjYHE JJOUSE rpHAT JACK -g||| Positively FAREWELL MATINEE WEDNESDAY NEXT. l I Children Half-price to all parts except La. Door Gallery. HIS MAJES.VS. Direction: J. C. Williamson. Ltd, Curtain Rises at 7.45 Sharp. ONLY FIVE MORE NIGHTS Of THE MOST OORiIEOrS, THE MOST FASCINATING THE MOST SUCCESSFTJI. Revueistic Pantomime Extravaganza. Ever sent out on Tonr by ,T. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., A- Magnificent and Continuous Series Of SCINTILLATING MELODIES Interspersed with COMEDY. ' MIRTH, AND NOVELTIES?. Of Every Conceivable Description that cannot fall to BRING HAPPINESS TO ONE AND ALL. Box Plans at Wildmiin and Arey's Dai Sales at Coleman's. H.M. Arcade. Prices as usual. Early Doors, Back Stalls and Gal lery, till 7.30 p.m. w * r/00, ROYAL OAK, FINEST SHOW OF LIONS IX THE WORLD. 26 LIONS. Everything Else Very tat-resting, ©BEE. DAILY. Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. 515 All Come. FEREY NOTICE. rpilE JAEVONFORT OTEAM T7IERES SJ.ECTA.Ti NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. On and after iMONDAY. 9th. Jnly, 1917. all Passengers, including Season and Conoes. km Ticket Holders, must at all times exhibit their Tickets wihen passing on to the Ferry wharves, or when demanded' on the Company's steamers. NORTHCOTE AND BIRKENHEAD I SERVICE. On and after MONDAY. 9th July, 1917, the following late night trip 3 win _ c di_. continued :— From Birkenhead __~ 12.5 a.m. From Auckland _. 12.30 a.m. A. ALISON, 527 Manager... July _. 1917. . '__. DANCING. DANCING! DANCING! to-night; TO-NIGHT. BUTTERFLY SOCIALS, TRADES HAM, Every Monday and Thursday Evening. Gentt 1/6; Ladies, 60. MH4 W. F. JONES. Hon. Sec. TRANCING TAUGHT. MUXRO'S HALL, PONSONBY ROAD. A.B.C. DANCIXG CLASSES. ELEMENTARY.—Tuesday, at 7.30, ThnrS" day, at 7.30; Saturday, at 2.30. Terms on appßcation to the Director. ADVANCED.—Saturday, at 8 p.m. S C J. S. ADEAXE, Sec. MWSIGTOR 'BiJS SERVICE. GOLF LlNKS.—Andrew's Motor Bxis leaves G.P.a daily for Golf Links. C "DtUTCHERS. —Andrew's Motor Bus _LJ" leaves G.P.O. daily for saleyards. C EEMUERA TAXI CARS. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICES. For Prompt Attention Ring Up F. W. WHITE, Phones 2733 or 4040 (3 rings! MS \ UCKLAXD Sightseeing Trips.—Winter Programme. Trips from G.P-0_ Mon-, Wed. arid Sat. (mornings excepted), 2.30 till 5 p.i_u, 5/,; afternoon tea free.—-Chase Sightseeing Co., Ltd. Further parfeilara 'phone 242(3 (3 rings). IH DECEASED ESTATES. THE FTJELIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, ISOS. (SECT_ON 50.) In the Estate of MARY FITZGERALD, of Pakuranga, Married Woman. (Deceased). All Creditors and others having Claims against this Estate are hereby required to send them, with partitnilars. on the forms provided, to the Local Deputy Public Trustee, at Auckland, on or before the 24th day of August, 1017. Accounts not rendered by the d_to named may be rejected. All moneys payable to the above estata may be lodged to the credit of the Puhlie Trustee's account at any postal moneyorder office, or paid to the Local Deputy Public Trustee, at Auckland. FRED FITCHETT. Public Trustee": 22nd June. 1917. 53-

KESTA_ri_ANTS, TEA BOOMS. rpRY a Fish Meal at Saaford's Shop, X opposite "Herald" Office, Queen St. Sele4?t Rooms for Ladies. _3 WHEN YOU'VE DONE SHOPPING Pop along to the "Tiffin" for dinner or tea. Plenty of good things on the menu—cooked as well as home-prepared dishes. Soup, Entree or Joint, and Sweets, 1/. DINE AT THE "TIFFIN," City Chambers, Queen and Victoria Sts. li_ . mHE -pICCADILLY rpEA TJOOMS, STRAND ARCADE. DAINTY LIGHT LUNCHES. AFTERNOO.N TEA A SPECIALTY. MINIMUM CHARGE, Bd. Music 3—5. 0 T>RIOR-S QTILL X EADiA'GBEST 1 / MEALS IX THE CITY. QTRAXD A RCADB. .HSRY a Fish Lunch at the AncS-m* X Trawling Fish Depot, Lower Q_ee? St., neit Hellaby's. D.