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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 224, 22 September 1925, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. \ SESSIONS— \ 1 SHE; 11.15, 2.30, 5.0, 7.45. | 1 Lglc; gB 7.45. | SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENTS HIS LUXURIOUS ROMANCE, "HIS SUPREME MOMENT." l! "\Vith BLANCHE SWEET and RONALD COLMAN SEE THE ENTRANCING LOVE OF ALL NATIONS IN TECIINICOLOUR As part of this Tremendous Drama. Beauties of every race and clime — photography iv natural colours and appearing in gorgeous native costumes. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS " THE HEART OF A SIREN." BARBARA LA MARR and CONWAY TEARLE. LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. RESERVATIONS, 2/9,

• AMUSEMENTS. "9 9 THE TJOHEMIAN /^RCHESTRA. HE JOOHE.MIAX v^RCHESTRA. T3IPOETAKT A NNOUNCEMENT. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND PATRONS. The Management sincerely regret that they have been compelled to concel the performance of the Beethoven Concerto, by the refusal of the Town Hall authorities. to allow a requisite and suitable piano to"be taken into the Concert Hall. Earnest representations to the Town Clerk, have been peremptorily met with the statement that tho Society must use one of the two instruments installed under contract in the Town Hall. ■ Our offer to pay the customary hiring fee for the installed pinno, while using our instrument at our own expense, has been refused. The piano in tho Large Hall (even if it were suitable), is out of the question by reason of its pitch; the Boudoir Grand in the Concert Chamber is totally inadequate and' quite incapable of sustaining the solo part with Grand Orchestra. Wo are not here concerned with commercial contracts, but we recognise and appreciate the fine artistry of Mr. Cyril Towsey, a devoted and highly esteemed member of the .Orchestra, of whom the citizens, and particularly our Subscribers, have every reason to bo Justly proud; and we are not prepared, to prejudice the performance of this important work in compelling Mr. Towsey to perform on a totally unsuitable instrument, by submitting to an iniquitous regulation which, while allowing a travelling variety show to use their own property, denies similar privileges to an Auckland Society composed very largely of ratepayers, whose work during the past 12 years has been a considerable educational asset to the City (while defraying its own expenses .and contributing nearly £1000 to the-Town Hall funds). -•• We understand that the contract responeiblo for this deplorable state of- affairs in.ay be inspected, on demand, by any ratepayer nt the Town Hall. The Society's Committee trust that Mr. Towsey may have the opportunity of playing this-Concerto with us under favourable conditions in the near future. .. CONCERT TAKES PLACE ;. CONCERT TAKES PLACE ifIOWN TTALL mOWN TTALL !•*• OXVZT:. J- 1 -ALL A. OWN -tiALL THURSDAY -\TEXT. HURSDAY -t> EXT. 2/9 ADMISSION 2/9. .2/5) ADMISSION.. — — 2/9. -, , ' i»% : .Unreserved (including Tax). Pull Particulars from '• •'• XV. J. CADDELL, Secretary, C/o E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., 191, Queen Street. ~. ■ . . TENDERS. :. TSraINE'R wanted; new job. Bay View *~s'< Rd.'. Remuera.—Kelsey,- Builder. 99 T>RICE for Drainage.—Barrle's Hill, oh' .Ar. ,., . right past - Remuera- tram- terminus. QNEHUNGA" COUNCIL. \ ■ Tenders for Drainage and Plumbing are .invited, closing 2Gth inst. Particulars at Council Office. 9 to 10 a.m. da!ily. 45 T>T. CHEVALIER.—Tenders are invited ■a- for Erection 4-roomed 'Bungalow: — Plans and Siieeifleatloiis; 22, Mining Chamiiiprs. .'-. , = TJOAD FORMATION—Tenders are invited •"' for the Construction of about 26.33 chains of New Road, at Takanini, .in accordance with the Manukau County Council s martins conditions. Plans, Specifications and Conditions-may be seen at mv office. lowest ox any tender not necesaccepted.—RALPH H. JACKSON Rond Engineer, Colwiu Chambers, Swanson Street. : O^SL- 1 * 1111^™0 ' O'CONNELL ST., I SURANCE CO.. LTD. Tenders fbr Erection of above in Stone and Concrete will be received iintil 2 30' p.m. WEDNESDAY, September 30, 1925. Plans, Specifications and Bills of Quantities at our Offices.' .T. W. ROUGH, A.R.1.8.A., • BASIL HOOPER, A.R.1.8.A.,' Reg. Architects. A.M.P. Buildings, Victoria Street. Rhone 40-SSI. _5j QTTY ,;. OF AUCKLAND. | PARNELL"'PARS TEA KIOSK. Tenders will be receiyed at the Offlce or. the'r Town Clerk, Town Hall, Auckland, up to 4 p.m., on THURSDAY, the Ist October, 1923, for the Occupancy and Right to Sell Refreshments at the Council's' Tea Kiosk, In the Parnell Park. ■' , Conditions of Tender may be obtained at 'the Oflice of tho Town' Clerk, Town (Sail. Auckland. ../ , Th° lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. '.'.:." .'-.: '■■'.'<' . J. S. BRIGHAM; .101 ; "Town Clerk. ; • ; ■■■ SECTIONS 139 AND 141, WAIKATO • POWER SCHEME. I 50,000 V. SWITCHGEAR AND , . STEELWORK, i ' . Tenders for the above .Close with the Secretary, rnblic Works Tenders Board, -Wellington, at 4 p.m. on 26th (Section 139)-, and 10t,h (Section 141) January, 102 G. Spedflciitlons are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch. Dunedin. Head Office, Wellington. High commissioners' Office, London, and N.Z. Trade Commissioners' Offices, Melbourne and Sydney.' ■: ';■■■ ~' _14 CJ>. O BUILDER S. 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