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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 73, 27 March 1922, Page 12

AMUSEM—2TTB. ~ J- HH X. Ew jUyRIC 'FHB -VTEW T TRlc' ±HB Jew L__\_Direction: Hayward's Pictures, Ltd., SYMONDS STREET. (Completely Reno-rated and Redecorate!) TO-NIGHT—at 8-TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT-at S-TO-NIGHTi THE .UNITED ARTISTS Beg to announce that owing to n\, UQ success at --TT* . Theatre - arrangements have been ma.de for the continued screening of D. W. GRIFFITH'S __________ The World's Greatest Photo-playJ AT THE Ttf_W J TRIC. HE 1* EW -L'tric. TO-NIGHT, at 8. The Same Wonderful Musical Score wtb Accompany the Picture. POPULAR PIRIOES—I/, 1/6, 2/, and 2/6 (•plus tax). ' Box Plan Now Open at Lewis B. EadT and Son. Ltd., Queen Street. ' BOOK YOUR SEAT. BOOK YOUR SEAT. "Tj.ADTI'F-BL BHITAI X," The Super Travelogue Coming., Produced in Five Parts. PICHICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. T AUNCH "Kla Ora" leaves Auckland daily AA for Ar_e*B Bay and way pons, at 5.1. p.m.. leaving A—tie's at 6.30 a-m. Saturdays, leaves Auckland at 1.15 p m A 4 VERE HARRISON, Proprietor. BUB-XAXD'S Professional Orchestra for Picnics, Dances, Socials, etc.— Office. W Albert St. Phone 743 A. t; XTALPARAISO Professional Jazz Orchestra v for Jazz, Dance, Picnic, and Eicursioa Engagements. 'Phone 2014 A. c DAKCI-G. __) A N C I, N G. TO-NIGHT. TO-XIGHT. TRADES HALL. And Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Messrs. Geo. Williams, Chas. Weaver and -J. Turner's MOST POPULAR AND SELECT DANCES. Where the Floor and Music by our Orchestra and Conductor_iip are Unsurpassed. 54 T) A X C I X G. TO-NIGHT and EVERY MOXDAY. S to 11. O'NEILL STREET HALL. PONSONBY. Taylor's Orchestra. Gents, 1/6; Ladles, 1/. KIWI SOCIAL CLUB. 123 TRANCING.—DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON*! as TO-NIGHT, and EVERY MONDAY and I'RIDAY. Individual Tuition for Le amera. G. Thomas, M.C. Adeane's Orchestra.—H. HANCOCK, Secretary. 532 T7*INGSLAND ROVERS FOOTBALL AA. CLUB EUCHRE AND DANCE. To be held St Benedict's Hall, WEDNESDAY, March 29, and every Wednesday. Good prizes for euchre. LiUis' Orchestra. Gents, 1. .; ladies. 1/. *_ TEACHERS OF DANCING. rVfISS SPENCER reopens her Classes In aAA st- Pauls Hall, TUESDAY, April 18, S p.m.; MONDAY, May 1, 8 p.m. St. Sepulchre's Hall, SATURDAY. April 22. 2.30 and S p.m. Classes at 25, Vincent Street, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 8 p.m. Private Lessons by appointment. Terms. 'PHONE 2237. 39 RESTAURANTS. TEA ROOMS. CANFORD'S ' DINIXG ROOMS, Opposite G.P.0., Lower Queen Street. West Coast Fish of All Varieties—hot and tasty. TRY A FISH MEAL TO-DAY. c PRIOR StiU Leading. The Best 1/6 Meals ln town.—Strand Arcade CaTe. V AUCKLAND O T A K. ADVERTISEMENT CONDITIONS. The Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of advert—ements, through accident or otherwise, and they reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements received and paid for, if they appear to be objectionable. Instructions as to the insertion or withdrawal of Advertisements must be In writing. Advertisements received without written orders will only be inserted once, and charged accordingly. Orders to withdraw advertisements must be lodged not later than 11 a.m. each day. Advertisements are received up to 2.45 p m. on the day of issue, but Advertisements intended for classified it—ertion on Page 1 most reach the office not later than 1.30 p.m.; aU family notices intended for classified insertion on the front page of the "Star" should be banded In before I.3_»p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ARE INSERTED AT THE FOLLOWING CASH RATES:— Situations Wanted, Situations Vacant. To Let, For Sale, Personal, Lost and Found. Apartments Vacant, etc. — Fifteen words for 1/-, or three consecutive insertions, 2/8. Births, Marriages, Mfemoriams, and Deaths, 2/6 each Insertion of thirty words; each additional five words, cd. All replies to advert—ements will be received at the "Star" OfiSt— free of charge. Advert—ements should De addressed to the Manager, "Star," Office