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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 168, 16 July 1918, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. . ;„ TJ\HE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES, And Their Star, Features To-day. ' STRAND The Floor Below." PRINCESS .... "An American Live Wire." £}*"*-' ■• "The Spurs of Sybil." .VUiliN'S "Little Red Decides." EVERYBODY'S .... ''The Spurs of Sybil." STRAND — Queen CJTRAND. Strand street.. ©tkaxd. Huge Success After Two Years' Absence Of MABEL NORMAND MABEL NORMAND In "THE FLOOR BELOW." A Fascinating Goldwyn Feature! Sessions: 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, and 8. mo-DAY — "princess — mo-NiGHT -*- O-DAY — -t RINCESS — -*- O-NIGHT EARLE WILLIAMS EARLE WILLIAMS And GRACE DARMOND GRACE DARMOND GRACE DARMOND GRACE DARMOND In a Marvellous Blue Ribbon Feature, "AN AMERICAN LIVE WIRE." "AN AMERICAN LIVE WIRE." LYRIC Symonds T YRIC. YRIC Street. -I^YRIU. THIS EVENING, AT 8. ALICE BRADY ••-.ln ..■*. "THE SPURS OF SYBIL." A Society Butterfly's .Plight When Cast Upon the Sea of Sin. The Newton-Pousonby Football Match; Chapter 0: 'The Great Secret." UEEN'S. — -— QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. _ VJuEEN'S. A Drama With a Stupendous Appeal to Every Mother's Heart. "LITTLE RED DECIDES." Wonderfully touching scenes, featuring the cleverest little screen Star in the world. BARBARA CONNOLLY Also, BUSHMAN AND BAYNE in the GREAT secret. tjvverybody's — TTWERYBODY'S - l —-- -Everybody's To-day and To-night. ALICE BRADY ALICE BRADY In A Brady-made World. "The Spurs of -Sybil." A Modern Metropolitan Tale. Queen i^VLOBE. v-* LOBE Street. v*LOBE. " BRITAIN PREPARED " "BRITAIN PREPARED." Munitions—The Army—The Navy-. The Greatest Military and Naval Spectacle Ever Filmed. "A Deep and Vital Lesson."— Jellicoe. rj.RAND Opposite fi RAND RAND G.P:o. 'VTraXd' MRS VERNON CASTLE In "SYLVIA OF THE SECRET SERVICE " • ■ And ' Chapter Nine Of "THE DOUBLE CROSS." HOTELS. TX7HERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON » » HOTEL COLUMBIA, near Town HalL Cuba Street.First-class accommodation for 100 guests. Electric light throughout. Elevator. Ten bathrooms. Excellent cuisine. Drawing and commercial rooms. Tariff 8/ per day; £2 2/ per week. Permanents" by arrangement- Now under the entirely new management of MRS M. COOKE, late of Christchureh. B MEETINGS. NATIONAL »» .RESERVE. WAR EMERGENCY § YEOMEN'S NATIONAL »» .RESERVE. WAR EMERGENCY DIVISION. A Meeting to Assist in the Formation of the above Division •will .be held in the •Reserve Rooms, 14, -Rutland Street, TOMORiROW (WEDNESDAY). July 17th, at 8 p.m. Speakers: .Miss B. Butler and Miss E. Griffin. All Interested are Invited to attend. P. H. E>AWSON, 530 ' Acting 0.C., W.N.=R. - . rnHE HABtIAKI KKEFS, LIMITED. The Annual General Meeting of the above' Company will be held at the Company's Office, Hobson Buildings, Fort Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 17tli day of July, 1918, at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To Recelv% Directors' Report and Balancesheet; To Elect Two Directors and Appoint an Auditor. By order of the Board. C. A. STUBBS, , Auckland, Secretary. July 2, ISIS. 502 fy L D THA>M E S f\JfwL ASSOCIATION. hjc' JyNW - 1 The SECOND RE--13 rat' Mf l UNION will be held in |fl fgl /the DRUIDS' 'HALL, \w— m»SA . I North Street, Newton, y OE£*=sS'sSr on THURSDAY, ISth h iii* t! tTi instant, at S p.m. All JO.T. B.Ajl Members and Intending *-■ ' hi nun _ii nil 'Members are requested to attend. Visitors from Thames are cordially invited. 4 T. AITKEN, Hon. Secretary. "DEMUERA BOWLING CLUB (REG.). The Annual General Meeting of the ; members of the Remuera Bowling Club will Ibe held at the Club's Pavilion, Market Road, on THURSDAY, 27th July. I9IS, at 8 p.m., to receive the Annual Report and Balancc-Bhect, lor the Election ot Officers. Presentation of Prizes and General Business I A. DAVIS, ■ Hon. Sec. July IC. 1918. 503 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. D R P. A. L INDSA * HAS RETURNED TO AUCKLAND, And ! RESUMED PRACTICE AS USUAL. EDZELL, 4, O'RORKE STREET. 537 .JJOWNE'S MAS|AGE t AND ELECTRIC INSTITUTE, lIUNTLY AY. (Oft! Khyber Pass). 'Phone A 2163. ALL NERVE AND RHEUMATIC TROUBLES SUCCESSFULLY TREATED BATHS — Galvanic, Electric, Hot Mr, Vapour, Electro-Therapeutics, Electrical ■ Vibratory Massage. B TOILET SPECIALISTS. LADIES. —Don't neglect your hair. Have treatment at reduced rate, owing to war.—Misses Wrigley, Watson's Buildings Wellosley_St. _ 5 £ SPECIAL - MASSAGE for Elderly 1 Ladies. Soothing to nerves, restful refreshing.—Misses Wrigiey, 15, Watson's Buildings. Wellesley St. 6 p.(U\ SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS Per Hoar UUU Removed Painlessly, Permanently. Madame Lorraine, Multiple Needle Eleetrologlet. 4, H.B. Bldgs. Ask for booklet. M •mHE ELITE TOILET PARLOURS X 308, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS^ (Third Floor). Manicuring, Chiropody, etc.; Hair brought to Natural Shades; Face ana Scalp Massage. None but John Craven Burleigh's Pomades and Tonics used for Face and Scalp Treatment. Advice free to ladies requiring treatment. q NEW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIA- , TION'S BUTTER YAK ltfiirera [Butter in City and Suburbs Daily.