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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 142, 15 June 1920, Page 10

[ AMUSEMENTS. (VOI.I THE IVOLI THEATRE TIVOLI ' OF 810 X-VOH ATTRACTIONS' I A MOST ORIGINAL AND UNIQUE I'IIOTO-l\l-AY ! TO-NIGHT, AT Q 0-NIGHT. AT O. The Massive Six-Reel Artcnift Special Attraction!! " TjMHES {\V "EVAITII." "JP IRES -*? A1TII." IJTIKES f\l? T7UITII." IRES U]? A , AITII." '•-•-IRES J- AITII." FIRES f\V AITII." IRES Utf - 1 - AITII." One of the most thrilling and lavish Photoriiijs yet produced. An Intensely human druma that plays upon all the emotions! Fires f\p TTurrn." IKES - 1 - AITII "• FIRES (\V "CUITII." IItKS "F A 1 AITJ | ■■ "PIUES f\V "J- IRES V-'f ■*- AITII."• FIRES r\F T7IAITH." IRES X -I- 1 AITII." Is a Brilliant Sireen Classic, containing all ihe clemeutK of humour, pathos, tragedy, and slinplo faith. A GREAT ("AST INCLUDES: /"CATHERINE V-'ATHERINE V^ALVEUT, EUGENE /"ytjRIEX. UGENE J-»KIEX. KUBY J-\K "DEIMER. X" B V -L , E AYe IML'K. ETC.. ETC. FIRES /"VF IRES *-Jf A AITII ■' ••"|7»ii:i:s f\v t^aith." ■•■*- lUE.S V^K J- AITII." Whilst providing an unusually tlirUUng story, gives a vivid insight into ihe world's -.york of the SALVATION A RMY ALVATION •"-Uμ V IN PKACE AND WAR. Also, THE LATEST GAZETTES r.n.w cartoons, "TIIROUCH BATAVIA (JAVA)," WITH BURTON HOI.MKS. ••DIARY OF A Ii()<; CHAUFFEUR." El C. TIVOLI Reserves at 11. Clears, IVOLI - -<- - Queen St., next vioo miVOI/I ■Kon-lds, Ltd., or Theatre -•- rVOLI Phoue JT2M Auio. jgTILL TN fpilE DOOM, Ht> rsMnxEit • aJ « »> ARXEtt • -■-*• '» ARXEtt IN "/-J.REY TXTOLF'S HOST." "VTUKY >V<) U .- S VThosT" GREY IITULfS \(~i HOST."' REV »»OLFS VJThOST." ~ E WARTS /-VRfirESTRA WART'S V7in ■ i rESTR A E\V A KT'S J-\lt i; H RUT R A WART'S VuctTBSTRA lii BEAUTIFUL SELECTIONS At THE EVER POPULAR Qγ E EN'S m H E A T R E. I.: X X N ' s J- H E A T R K. Qγ h en's rr\ h i: a t re. I" E X N - S J- II E A T R E. Qi: k c n • s rp h i: a t it k. C E E X • 8 J- II I." A T R K. DO NOT MISS THIS GREAT BILL. PRICES AS USUAL. Phone OTIA. Sessions: 11.13, 1, 2.43, !."'>, <UO, S. PUBLIC NOTICES. TERMERS, TRT"PTF.EP, AND OTHERS HAVING MONEY TO IXVEST .ire invited to note Uiat the CIiRISTCIIURCH TRAMWAY BOARD Ik offering .f-'OO.OOO DEB»ENTURE.S AT PAR, bearing Interest at FIVE AND A-HALF TE.R CENT. SECTJRITT EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD. It is the Chrlstchiirch Tramway Undertaking, nliich cost £717.167, and its revenues (last yoar f-W.OOO per nnnuni), subject to existing charges, •hut the "gilt ed?e'' to the security Is found In Uie fact that the luvestor lrf ■protected by a rate for Interest and Sinking 'Fund levied over <mc of the wealthiest Municipal Rating Districts lv New Zealand. Capital Valuation £J15,700,C00. NO TROUBLE IN COLLECTING INTEREST. Coupons for "Interest nro attached to the Debentures, aim .an be oashed ench half year at any branch of the Union Bank of Australia in .New Zealand or in Sydney or Melbourne. Arrangement* ran he mndo by Inves--Inrs for any Bank to hnkl the DelientnreS on their l>ehalf. collect interest. and yniy iui.> Ibei.- nceonnt without trouble of any kind to the owners. Xo rcelpts are necessary. No EXCHANGE PAYABLE BY INVESTOR. The .RnnrO will pny exf'li.'inse on reinltuincos lo Christ.-hurch from any pan of N'ov .Zealand or Sydney or Melbourne wlftu Dc'ionturcs are purchased. H will pay exchange on Halfyearly Interest Coupons; mid will also pay exchange when it repays the money ou October l>l. I'.H-I. Copies of Prospectus may be obtained on D|vplic:iLi<in lo tlie Union Bauk ur to the undersigned. Kliare'.irokcrs are inritcd to send, for copies. FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager. Cliristilnir.il. June 7th, 1020. 5U /"■yWIXIR to Messrs. .Ins. Speight and Co., Ltd.. Duncdin. making n further increase in the I , rice of thnir Ale. we, the undersigned, are reluctantly compelled to increase our prices as follows, from Juuc 21, I'.IJO:— Each. s. d. Pints.. Handles, and Long Glasses to 0 i> Draught Ale, per gallon 4 o Gin itisS'Ts i i Schnapps Riggers l o Customers providing their own bottles will be— C!in Riggers o 11 Schnapps Riggers o 10 V. J. FITZPATRICK. Commercial Hotel S. OAKLAND, I'rlnce Arthur Hotel. J. C. (.iiiIKFIN. Oxford Hotel J. V. MAIIONEY, Thistle Hotel. T. XIARKWiCK, Windsor Castle Hotel V. J. OIiIUDV. yuccn s Ferry Hotel D. WILSON, Shakespeare Hotel. TANIWIIA— The Puiesi aud lies- Soaa luauularHlrc.l. j /<OLJJ NIGHTS AKK UEUIi. The uniw made 'TNIUL'K" HOT WATER BOTTUv will kei-p you saug and warm A c'liea;' luvestiut-nt. Ootaluai/le everywhere. Wbttii buying maliu sure of braud on neck of bottle. v ■•riIANIWHA" Soup baa Revolutionised ■*- the Art of Waelilng. j KEEI , WAUIfTNI) COSY every uielit with a ••UNIQUE" BRITISH M U)K UOT WATER BOTTLE. Heavily vulcanised seams, canuot leak nor burst. Ou Hale everywhere. Look lor the braud ou neck of bottle jj IF YOi: COULD WALK ALWAYS O.N VELVET you wouldn't get tiredWOODMILNE RUBBER HEELS make the hardest roads iceni like velvet. There are n ii nal'.ty stihsHtutes for Wood-Mllne"s. 1M " rrJAMWHA " is the most popular JL Hou.iebol.l Soap. ' ' b fnUTT'S. Symonds St., Kenovate all J- descrlptioM of Ladlee' and Genti' H«t». S»tlsfactlpn asrured.