Page 16 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 115, 17 May 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. IpVERVR-ODY'S. AGAIN TO-NIGHT. J VKRYBOUY"S. Gareth HOghes EVERYBODY'S. In KVERYBODY'S. " GARMENTS KVERYBODY'S. OF EVERYBODY'S. TRUTH." EVERYBODY'S. , EVERYBODY'S Lot of clever work tn EVERYBODY'S. this picture. KVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. Also, KVERYBODY'S. Good Supports. EVERYBODY'S. KVERYBODY'S. MONDAY. EVERYBODY'S. MONDAY. EVERYBODY'S. MONDAY. Stall's present A. E. W. Mason's Big Mystery Fhoto-play, "AT THE VILLA ROSE." "AT THE VILLA ROSE." •'AT THE VILLA ROSE." "AT THE VILLA ROSE." Also, Special Onc-reclcr, 11 The Song ricture, "THE CHILDREN'S HOME." "THE CHILDREN'S HOME." With THE T.YRIC QUARTET. THE LYRIC QUARTET. New, Novel. Delightful Attraction. New, Novel, Delightful Attraction. Stalls 1/1, Circle 2/2 and 1/8. To Book, 2/;). I'hone 4402. Airs rpilE 'VTEW T YRIC. The Kid. Button. AHEX* EW The Kid. Alf's The Kid. Button. TO-NIGHT. AT 7.4.1. The Kid. Alf's The Kid. Button. Lnst Two Nights of The Kid. Alf's The Kid. Button. CHARLES CHAPLIN The Kid. Alf's CHARLES CIIAI'LIN The Kid. Button. The Kid. Alf's And The Kid. Button. The Kid. Alf's JACKIE COOGAN The Kid. Button.* In The Kid. Alf's The Kid. Button. "TIIE KID." The Kid. Alf's "THE KID." The Kid. Button. The Kid. Alf's In addition : The Kid, Button. "ALF'S BUTTON." The Kid. The companion picture to "The Better 'Ole." Trices: I. 1/0. 2/, 2/6 (plus tax). Reserves lit Lewis IS. Endy and Son, Ltd., or hy Theatre I'hone :1845. DIXIELAND. PANTOMIME TARTY TO-NIGHT. PANTOMIME TARTY TO-NIGHT. TANTOMIME TARTY TO-NIGHT. The Cabaret Is hooming! Tonight the members of the ■•Italics In the Wood" Panto — mime will he on the Jazz at niTlnlon.l Its I-olnir to he a

late night, too! Don't miss It! Half a crown entrance, as Is ■ now the week night habit! MID-DAY LUNCHEON What a boon MID-DAY - LUNCHEON its proving to MID-DAY" LUNCHEON Man. Maid nnd MID-DAY LUNCHEON Matron alike. MID-DAY' Lt'NOIIEOX Such a break In MID-DAY LUNCHEON the business MID-DAY LUNCHEON day. Splendid mid-Day luncheon cuisine and MID-DAY LUNCHEON service. Dine MID-ADY LUNCHEON nt Dixieland MID-DAY LUNCHEON and bring Her. MID-DAY LUNCHEON too. Nothing .MID-DAY" LUNCHEON extra if you MID-DAY" LUNKTIEON feel like a MIDDAY LUNCHEON Fox-Trot. This is on May 24. TnE BAL MASQUE and it is going to be THE BAL MASQUE a ding-dong evening. THE BAL MASQUE Plenty of Prize-giving. THE BAL MASQUE Book your tables now. THE BAL MASQUE Plan nt Lewis R. THE BAL MASQUE Eady and Son. Ltd.. THE BAL MASQUE of 'phone 326 A. Fox- TIIE BAL MASQUE Trot nnd Balloon Com- THE BAL MASQUE petition — lots of THE BAL MASQUE others, too! Single TIIE RAL MASQUE ticket, 7/6; double, TIIE RAL MASQUE 15/. THE BAL MASQUE CABARET PRICES: 2/0 Week Nights: 5/ Saturday. "THE DANSANT," daily. 3 to 5 p.m. DIRECTION DEL. S. FOSTER. 54C EXHIBITIONS. "ITAGNIFICENT ! TX/ONDERFUL ! THIS IS THE UNANIMOUS Y'ERDICI OF THE VISITORS TO THE ITALIAN FINE ART ITALIAN FIXiB ART ITALIAN FINE ART EXHIBITION. Splendid Statuary in Splendid Statuary In pURE T7*LOREXTIXE "srARBLE. T>URE •pvLORENTINE MARBLE. THE LAMTARII (ELECTRIC CIIANDELIERSi combine artistic merit with practicability. They are a unique and

nea'Utirui uectiriiLUMi iut cue iih>nl iuj|jv»lng rooms in a house. DO NOT MISS THE OCCASION OF VISITING THIS GREAT COLLECTION OF TIIE REST MODERN ITALIANSCULPTORS. SIGNOR PASQUINELLI. TRICES from 2/ to 350 GUINEAS. Catalogue Free. 23, ELLIOTT STREET. 502 BUILDING SOCIETIES. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIY"E TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY Notice is hereby given that the Annua General Meeting of the Society will lie hel: at ST. JAMES' HALL. Wellington Street Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, May 31st, 1922 commencing at 5 p.m.. when a Poll for tb< Election of Four Directors will lie taken At 8 p.m. the General Business will com mence, viz., Presentation of Annual Report etc.; Announcement of Election of Diiectors and Shareholders' Auditor, and Allocation o: Appropriations in all the Groups, viz., Ballot; : In Groups 12. 14, IS. 19. 22, 27, 28, 31, 32 33, 35. 37, 43 and 44: and Sales by Tende: • In Groups 1. 2. :i, 4. 5. ti. 7. H. i», 10, 11 13, 15, 10. 17, 20. 21, 23, 24, 25. 20. 29. 30 34. 30. 38. 3!). 40. 41 and 42: total £17,000 t i 'Members are reminded that there art three pay-days in some of the Groups thi J month, and they are requested to make tin necessary payments without delay, to avoi the press of business on the I-ast Pay-da; for the Meeting, MONDAY. 29th Inst. Shareholders are agnin reminded that It 1 of great importance to Keep Shares Financial especially in the older Groups, in which Sale often become Ballots at the meetings, owiu; to no tenders being put in. J. C. GRIERSON. 506 Secretary. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. ' El w heeler . CHIROPODIST AND FOOT SPECIALISI (Late with Rosier, of Melbourne). Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and Deformities Treated. j Expert Advice Given on All Matters Regarding Foot Comfort, i- 69, BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS v (Opp. His Majesty's). 8 Phone 430 A. Queen Street. Wl