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_ AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE " TC IRSED " AND " rpHE "T>LACF. OF TTONOTTR.- ---" J - V ISSED " AND "X UE X i,A(E OF J-J-ONOUR." COMMENCING mO-MORROW, T7IRIDAY. OMMENCING •*-O-MORROW, XT RIDAY. PHONE f UAT__n_Ll_»l"l__'Ml_____l_rT__l___l_r«\ PHONE -i' -a LNAT»3NAL|KiyiPICTURcSJ -iooa. ATKINSON FILMS, LTD., PRESENTS A L TE>"\IX(IS AND TT'RANK TENNINGS. *x-ls "ENNINGS AND X RANK 'J BNNINGS. A L JENNINGS AND TTIRANK TENNINGS. « EXXIXGS AND AT RANK « ENNINGS. (Not llovinjj Picture Actors, but Genuine Outlaws.) Ac Jennings Brothers were to America what the Kellv Gang were to Australia, only that the Jennings Brothers were forced into a life of crime by unjust accusations, and afterwards received their pardon at the bauds of the late President Roosevelt. ATs TENNINGS Is identical with the writer of the Serial Story at ""-L 4-f^-* I!> _ (;S present running in Austrelian "Life." The Jennings AXs TENMNGS I'.mthers appear personally in our picture, and re■**li rJ ENNINGS enact the parts that they played in renl life in their A L TENNINGS outlaw days. The story in "Life is their true life xX-ls tl ENNINGS 0 story, and is entitled "mHROFGH mHE /~IATES OF TTELI, \T|TITH r\ TTENRY." •iHKOVGH XhE VJaTES OF -tL EL i. V> itii KJ. ±IEXKX.-rpußorc.H1 EXKX .- -rpußorc.H npiiE /-iates of ttell \ttith r\ ttenry." -J-UROUGU J-HE VJaTES OF -tl-ELL V\ ITU xJ. ±X E NRY." " The story we present in the film will be described in "Life." and ia one of Ihe true episodes of their varied careers, and is called by them " mHE T ADY OF mHE T^UGOUT." " J-HE OF J-HE - L 't"GOUT." THE T ADY OF mHE T~kUGOUT." HE OF J-HE J-'UGOUT." THE X ADY OF mHE TAUGOLT." HE J-'ADI' OF JHE -L'L'GOUT." ■UNIVERSAL FILMS, LTD., PRESENTS HERBERT TJAWLINSON IN " rpHK T>LACK T»AG." EKBERT JAaWLINSON IN "J-HE JJ LA CK Jt>AG " JTERBERT TJAWLINSON IX -mHE TJLACK P Ail.' JJ-ERBERT IN ■ IHK -£>LACK -t>AG." „ ».tjS;, From the Popular Novel of the same uame by X/n™ J«f?ls Those who like mystery aud thrills on the LREII ANCE. screen cannot do better than sec this ULIS JOSEPH "ITANCE. popular story from the famous uotcl iv OLIS "OSEPH .» ANCE. picture form on the screen. "THi "RH£ X "R AG " ITS A SMASHING MELODRAMA OF liJfi. i: LACK MYSTERY. ROMANCE. AND THRILLS "mHE TJLACK -RAG." FROM THIS FAMOUS NOVEL. -A he J-»lack -Dag." CENTURY COMEDY, featuring LEE MOHAN. " RUBBERNECKS." INTERNATIONAL NEWS The Screen's Best TOPICAL. THE -VTATIONAL /"UK'HESTRA, mHE T7IINEST TN A UCKLAND he National Orchestra. Ihe r inest In Auckland: Sessions: 11.15, 1.10. O.oti. 6.0, S.O. Reserves Ring 2109 A. 1 fa^____n_____fs_v__3ns___ TSMOP.ROW % T O-MOBROW. u-MUI.KUW. J-OMORROW. A William Foi Feature. "SHACKLES OF GOLD." Sec the social climbers, and how they sold their daughter iv marriage to maintain their position. Anieri.-i lvi« ~r_.,i,,,._.,! r ... . , He begins aB a dock labourer, rises to have nfjjid ffS,», ti S Iv" S T. eat WCiUth b - v Bhrewd iv nave Pleased the picture going public oil. and marries a girl who consents to Krnm and' f™" bei -' omc M " ,rifo ™ eTe *- "SSS bcr irT,v,f r ti,„ n,,hiVi ■ ,1, tlo:,s , h " v '' Parents need Farnum's wealth to maiuIffnrhi",™, Picture bouses. t ain their I)osjtion . she but for big emotional acting Furnum Farnum and his love Ho Mrs 11. hasnoequalo,, he scre»nn 'Shackles . , )os ition patiently until he learns she of Gold,, is based 011 Henn has gone to a cabaret witt- another Bernstein s great stage play "Samson." man. Then come"the deadly wwth and the big thrills. HE RAISED HIMSELF FROM DOCK LABOURER TO WIZARD OF FINANCE. lie was married—but not mated. HE BROKE THE STOCK EXCHANGE AND HIMSELF IN ORDER TO RTIV THE MAN WHO LOVED IIIS WIFE. ° . Ll>> 5? t! 5 S° L " TT EBB EL F J? O R rx 01. D. »II E IO 01. D -Q- KKS XL F XT olt VT OL V. It holds you—it grips you—with its Wonderful Sensation. Also. SUNSHINE COMEDY, "THE PIPER." "THE PIPER." LAST NIGHT OF \TTILUAM TJUSSELL IN " VfONBV rpo TJURN." XX ILLIAM JAUSSELL IN -J/TLoSKX X o ±> URN. "

TENDERS. PRICE wanted for Installing Hot Water Service.—Walker. TO. Wellington St. 112 T>RIGE for Plumbing on New Kunzalow, A- Joan St.. near beach, Pt. Chevalier. Contract or Labour. 541 PRICE wanted, Tainting House, labour only.—Apply second house, right, Mt. Smart Rd., Royal Oak. . 544 TJRICES wanted till Saturday. September ■*- 9, for Double Chimney al Job, Bannerman RrL, Western Springs. GO? .TJKICBS wanted for Painting. Plnmbing. 'AT Chimney, and Drainage.—Apply Audry Rd.. offTiri Rd., Takapuna. 17 fitENDERS arc invited up to SATURDAY, J- September ». for riastcring Concrete Blab and Stud Building, in 4th ATcnue. Kingsland. A splendid opportunity for an enterprising PJasterer to show some originality. The lowest or any tender rot necessirilv accepted.—Further particulars apply on jol>. 220 T>, OOFS PAINTING. Tenders are Invited for Painting the Roofs of the Onehunga "Woollen 'Molls, Ltd. (Roofs of the Onehunga Woollen Hills, Ltd. Te Fa pa pa. Tenders to close on .SEPTEMBER 16. i lf>22. IS2 fp O PAINTERS. PAINTING AND RENOVATION ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCn J NT) HALL. Tender? will bo received up to 3 p.m. on MONDAY, 11th September. W. A. HODMAN AND L. V. MOSES. Architects. &yi ;tOS. Victoria Arcade. T AXE COLERIDGE—SECTION 127. AJ SWITCIIGEAR. Tenders for above with tbe Secretary. Public Works Tenders Bonn!. Wellington at Norm, on <tli January I!i2'l. Spe-ifl-a-tions. etc.. may he obtained nt Public W.irks Offices. Anekhnd. Chri.-tchurch Dunedin, Head ntli.-e. Weill:—t..n. aud High Comm'ss.oner's Office. London. 505 1 "P XCAVA TI N G S X I'TIOS In KARANGAHAPE IK lAD Fur MAPLE FURNISHING CoMTANT. Time for receiving Ten.:-.':- extended to 12 Noou ou MONDAY, lltli September. W. A. HOUMAN 'AND L. V. MOSES. Architect?. BS* :mb. victoria Arcade. SPUING Cteanitu-_c.„__,, l "General ~!!' Carpet. g£ 15, L onle st. Cl * B1 ™

i none \±.' 3 z for Reserves. ; FOR LEASE BY TENDER. :|C IT1 " 0i " AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR LEASE. joi.n STONE JUG PREMISES' k\'D 70 0F !i AND 'MORE OR LESS)i iD- ■■ JOININIJ SITUATE GREAT NORTH • | ROAD. POINT CHEVALIER i | Tenders arp invited for the Lease of the i above property fo r a period of five years. ■ ; The conditions of the may be in- . | specte- at the Office of the Town Clerk. : i own Hall. Auckland. Tenders close at 4 .£.*•"" Thursday. September 21 1922 'accepted 0I " Tender not necessarily • J- S. BRIGHAM, I' August 17. 1922. Town Clerk.^ ' DENTISTRY. Q H E A P E R J)ENTISTRY. MR FAMILY MAN. Your Dentist's BUI is probably a serious item of expense. Yon know your : children must have their teeth attended to, or you know you are not giving tbem a fait chance of health. Send them to us. We do the Best Work at Moderate Fees, and in- addition to this we will give you a substantial -reduction on ' these charges if we attend tbe family. "I-JENTIST TJAVIES, WYNDHAM ST. (Opp. Gas Co.'s Office). 'Phone 3935. B We undertake to make you a Set of Teeth equal to tbe best obtainable in any part of the world. TTOWEY WALKER, Dental Surgeon. 230, Qneen Street. D DYERS AND CLEANERS. CARPETS Cleaned by Vacuum Cleaning Co.. like new; cartage free.—l 3, Lome St. 'Phone 1700. 7 r-IAKPETS Cleaned] Fumigated and XU 11 .ceil.-Auckland Jobbing and Carpet Cleaning Co.. J. Clampltt, Roslyn Ter., "' Ainert jj PIANOS WANTED. TJOItD or any other small Piano; borer XJ no object.—State price for cash. Buyer 931. Stau ' 144 PIANO wanted, privately, iron frame, any make: cash down.— Buyer. 813. Stab. H PIANO wanted, overstrung: statemakerf borer no object: cash waiting.—Piano. Sll. Staii. 13 TMANO wanted to Buy, privately; must be good instrument and free from . 1 orer. Can pay £50 or £00 cash down. Also : Piano c a se. 1 '' Write RAGLAN, 373, STAB. D-