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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1923, Page 16

AMOTE—EICTS. LAST DAT OP " BMILIN , THROUGH." STRAND NJS/B —— CTBAND. i TBAND Largest OTBAND. STRAND and - — CJTRAND. TRAND ■ Finest OtRAND. STRAND Picture CJTRAND. XRAND House. — »TBAND. TO-NIGHT AT 5.45 ANDJ7.S<K COMB v.< "SMILIN , THROUGH" The Gates of Gladnest with NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. Great on the Stage. Stupendous on the Screen. Also showing:— "No Luck" (Comedy)- ■ "Strand World Visions." "Peeps of Paris," by J.C.L. Strand Symphonic Orchestra. ._?■ COMMENCING FRIDAY. COMMENCING FRIDAY. We present lor your approval a remarkably entertaining and thrilling wild animal picture: HUNTING : HUNTING BIG BIG GAME GAME I N AFRICA. AFRICA. WITH GUN AND CAMERA! . Imagine a ferocious brute of an African elephant—the kind which has never been tamed —with a hide three inches thick, and weighing live tone. Imagine not one. but a whole herd of them, charging right at you, tearing up the ground and smashing down trees ne they come. That is exactly what you will see. * • • And DOUGLAS MACLEANDOUGLAS MACLEAN (OF "HOTTENTOT" FAME). In " BELL BOY 13." "BELL BOX 13." In a merry hotel miiup with a thousand rooms and a thousand laughs. • • • COMMENCING TO-MORROW, COMMENCING TO-MORROW, STRAND. STRAND. ITI3S ETHEti OSBO B N. 11 UEAGXTE FOOTBAI—. ~J_-\ T EAGUB T^OOTBALL. Jβ i -LiEAGDE -E OOTBALL. SmH/ T EAGLE TJIOOTBALL. —'EAGUE -E OOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PAKK. CARLAW PARK. CAULAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATUHDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION. ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION. Sure to he More Exciting Than Last Week. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST. OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. CITY V. MARIST OLD BOYS. We advised you not to miss last week's match. Now this week's will be better. IVAN CULPAN, IB Sec, A.X.L. WSCTUREB= FHEEMARONS , TTALL. REEMASONS' -".ALL. BELGIUM ST., KARANGAHAPE RD., LANTERN LECTURE, LANTERN LECTURE, SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 5, AT 7 P.M. SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST 5, AT 7 P.M. Speaker: MR. C. COOPER. Subject: "THE BIBLE TRIUMPHANT." •'THE BIBLE TRIUMPHANT." "THE BIBLE TRIUMPHANT." "THE BIBLE TRIUMPHANT." Its .- Divine Authenticity and Historical Accuracy Demonstrated from the Ancient Iloauments, with Incidental References to the Recent Wonderful Discoveries in Egypt by the Earl of Carnarvon. WONDERFUL PICTURES OF TUT-ANKH-AMEN, ETC., ETC. No Collection. 77 TEJTDERS. PAINTING and Drainages.—Apply new job, Reglnu St., Cox's Creek, Grey Lynn. 69 mENDERS are invited for 32 Chains of -"- Fencing, material and labour, on Redoubt Road, five miles from Papatoetoe. Apply Ellis, Clegg'a Studios, Newmarket. mENDERS Brick Foundations, Chimneys; •t- contract or labour only. Plans Rough and Hooper, Architects, Smith and Smith Building. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. TjOROUGiH OF MOUNT EDEN. Tenders will be reeeh-ed hy the undersigned until 5 p.m., IMONDAY, 13th August, 19SS3, for- the Supply of One 4-Ton Motor (Wagon. Specifications may lie seen on application at the Borough Engineer's Office. S. GRAY, 1 I Town Clerk. ■RjOAD FORMATION CONTRACT, ■« . ARAPUNI. " Tenders, returnable to the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington until Noon on TUESDAT, 14th August, 1023, are invited for the Construction oi approximately 2i miles of Road near Arapunl. Specifications, etc, may be seen at Public Works Office, Auckland, Hamilton, Arapunl, and Post Office. Putaruru. fct T>UILDHJGS AT EPSOM (In Brick, Wood, and Concrete), for ST. CUTHBERT'S COLLEGE. Tenders for the above will be received up to 3 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, August 15. W. A. HOLMAN AND L. V. MOSES, Architects, 305, Victoria Arcade. RESIDENCE, LOWER VICTORIA AVENUE. KKMUBRA. Tenders for above are Invited until 2 p.m., WEDNESDAY, Bth August, 1023. 3. W. ROUGH. A.R.LB.A., BASIL HOOPER, A.R.1.8.A.. „ Regi-tered Architects. SCO, Smith's Bulldinge, Albert Street. 'Phone 2101. nPENDERS FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION. Tenders will be received hy mc for the construction of about 40 Chalus of New Roads at Takaninl. Plans and specifications may be seen at s£L-° m f c ,S f tte «"> de n>»ened. 31, High j ! Street; Auckland. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. , I Tenders close nt 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY ', the Sth day of August. 1923. *"-"-«.; T. TRIPP ANDREWS. 191 ' CItU Engineer, Licensed Surveyor. *