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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 219, 15 September 1924, Page 16

AMTTBEMEWTS. .j R OX IHTOODWARDS T>ICTDRES. T j OX >»OODWARD'S -EICTORES. (BRITANNIA). PONSOXBY'S POPULAR PICTURE PALACE. Presents TO-NIGHT, A Romance of Tlirilling Realism, THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE. "THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE." "THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE." "THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE." '• THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE." "T'lIE ETKRNAL STKUIKILK." "T>IIE KT.KRNAL STRUGGLE." •"IXIE ETKRNAL STRUGGLE." "THE ETKRNAL STRUGGLE." CARLE WILLIAMS. RENEE YDOREE, IfAR'BARIA LA MAKR. WALLACE BEERY. PAT O'MAMXV*. Something UnnsiiaH'y Thrillin/ in flctures. - THE ETERNAL STRUGGLE." "THE ET.KKXAL STKL'OGLE.'" Thrilling-Acts of Daring 'mid the Snowswept Canyons or the Canadian North-west. EDUCATIONAL. scenic. WONDERFUL ANIMAL COMEDY. SPECIAL MUSIC BY BRITANNIA'S ORCHESTRA. Conductress: MISS FLORENCE BURKE. Harry White's (opposite). TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO NIUHT. TO-NIGHT. . At 7.40. At 7.43. i T YRIC. j IRIC. 3' i< YRIC. { LYRIC. — LYRIC. , THE THEATRE FAIRLY SHOOK : i THE THEATRE FAIRLY SHOOK ! Saturday's Crowded Audience Rocked with Excitement, Yelled with Delight, and Convulsed with Laughter for over an Hour without Cessation, at The First National Special, " TIER mEMPORARY TTCSBAXD." " -ra-ER -i- EMI'ORARY •O-I'SBAND.," With SIDNEY CHAPLIN, OWEN MOORE, SYLVIA BRKAJIER. and a Superb Cast. \A c have never known a picture with such a continuous succession of thrills and laughter. The Dramatic Element was Supplied in . " T C E B 0 U N D," •' -*- C E B O U N D," With LOIS WILSON, RICHARD DIX. LOIS WILSON, KiniAUD DIX. The RENOWNED LYRIC ORCHESTRA save the finishing touches to a perfect evening's entertainment. FOUR MORE NIGHTS ONLY' HAVE YOU ROOKED: Box Plans at Lewis 11. Eady and Son. Ltd. Theatre 'Phone :<045. MEETINGS I ' A UCKLAND ORAMMAK ** SCHOOL OLD HOYS' A GENERAL MEETING MEMBERS AND INTENDING MEMBERS Of the Club • Will be held in CLUB ROOMS. IRVINE CHAMBERS, 34, Queen Street, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT. 10th Inst., at 7 p.m. BUSINESS— 1. Adoption of Rules: 2. Election of Officers and Committees; 3. General. All Old Boys, are urged to attend. T. S. MILLER. 713 ■ Secretary. ffiHE NEW ZEALAND SPOUTS -»• PROTECTION LEAGUE. The Annual Meeting of the AncklanS Branch of the above Loazne will be held at the Office of the Auckland Trotting Club, Durham Street East. .on THURSDAY, . September ISth, at" 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: The Adoption of Report and Balancesheet. ' . Election of Officers. ! F. VV. EOW.ARDS, Secretary, : Auckland Branch. . FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY. '. TNDIAN Room—Charming, inexpensive '-L articles continually arriving from ; Madras; see window.—Strand Arcade, , ground floor. D I LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. ■ -XTONPAREIL LANDSCAPE GARDKN- - i>l ING CO.—Large and smnll gardens - artistically laid out. Tar and Sanding, Con- . Crete Work; Estimates free. —Box 86U, P.O. II D i j [ WATCHMAKERS AKD JEWELLERS. I MAORI, Island Cnnos. Stones Cut and I Mounted. Tikis a specialty.—Chas. i Donald. 65. Albert St. A j KQUHART'S, Fort. Street (opposite | Fowlds').—Small Shop with lilg Re- I pntation for High-class Watches. Gold and Silver Wristlet Watches, Famous "Limit" : Watches. Keen Cut Prices. A \ A7"OUR Watch Repaired, genuine London i J- experts: very moderate.—Duran and Sons, Karangahape ltd.,'Graf ton Bridge end. ( . A ! ] CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. EXCEPTIONAL Value. Dinner and Tea 'ware.—R. K. Smith's, Queen. St., opp. " , Milue and Choree. ... D - > -13 ■ TOBACCONI3TB AWD HAIRDRESSERS. ■ a GOOD Smoke-is assured when you go ' : A. to Coleman's. Tobacconists, Queen St. } —: : 5 AUCKLAND'S Leading Salon de Luxe, i Ladiee, Gents". Children's Hairdressinx Palace, next Smeeton's. (jneen St. 2a)BA. D ' 1 \ UCKLAND Visitors, for your next Hair- 1 * A- cut by Ralph Richardson, Expert Hair- ■ '• Dresner. 7. Victoria St. West. _D A BSOLU'f ELY Latest Saloon in Town.— , , A. George F. Sherwin, Colosseum Build- ' ' ings. Everything worked undor hygienic , '- conditions. A. ■ ! ME. L. N. McDonald. 28, Victoria. St. \J Correct Method Face Massage by hand ' ; a Speciality: . D * TT'OR Good Sha-ves, Cigarettes, Tobacco. ' .' A? etc., try Henry Barker and Co.. 57. j Victoria St. West. D A. DENNING, 10. Victoria St. West. . • Cheapest shop iv Auckland for Pipes * and Cigars. U i T7"AN.II DULLABH, Hairdresser, Tobacco- ' 1 XV ni.st. 6A, Wakeneld St., next Clarendon Hotel. Late 348, Queen yt l> " OPTICIANS. " \SK You Stunner, Karaagahape Roa<i, i, A. your Eye Troubles. Rimless : - Glasses. Perfect fit, satisfaction guaran-1 S, teed. p TTALFOUK M. IRVINE, F.S.M.C. (PrizeX> man. Exam., London), for Glasses that give satisfaction. —IS. Karangahape Rd. D " T>ARKY AND BEALE tSamuel Barry, I I *-> Jas. Beale). Slsht-testing Specialists. ' t> P-artiett'B Building. 322. Queen St. D g "pYES Examined and Faulty Sight Sciend tiflcally Corrected.—A. T. Long aud 5 Co.. 234. Qneen St. L) ; TTAROLD SCHMIDT. Optician, 268. I . -»-»- Queen St.. Auckland :—Sight-testing I l' Free : any Lena Ground : prices moderate. A D ~f\ E. NIELSEN for Efficient Sight Test- ' " mi; and Comfortablp Olasoos; charts I _ moderate.—2o6. Karangahape Rd. *D 7e TYPISTS. ! }■ VfISS C. DYE, Confidential Typiste. Third I rj Floor, Premier Buildings.—Typin" "nd ' - Duplicating.—'Phone 1173. l> f -\TISS R. BAKER, Typisto and Duplicatist, D •"•*- N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Room 4°l -i Queen St. "Phone 972 A. j[ * -\TISS M. EDWARDS, Coutidential aud 1»X Public Typiste. No. 11. First Fioor. = Se'-rrity Pni'iV.r.as. O"eon St. A HOSIERY. J T>OND"S. Heavy Dropstltcn Boee: Black. r- -*> Nigger, Fawn. Grey. Usually, 10/6: 0 now 5/11. —Falkner's, Queen St D,