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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 78, 2 April 1928, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. AUCKLAND'S LEADING PICTURE THEATRES And what tiiey are Screening. STRAND—CHARLIE CHAPLIN j MAJESTIC—J. M. , "QUALITY STREET.'" j — majestic! A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. Continuous from 11 a.m. A Mirthquake of Merriment among the Scandal Old Maids of Green Willow Village. X 1! 1 T AT carries Kjlk eJ. I*X. Jjarrie'S K IU -T AT "Rarries »J. IY-L. Xjarrie's fiHt T "Vf "DARRIE'S OIR eJ. I*l. Jjarrie-s REAL BRITISH CLASSIC OF CLASSICS. " nUALITY LJTUEET." <■ "ViUALiTY STREET." " /QUALITY tJTREET." " V6UALITY OTREET." "QUALITY CJTI'EET." " Duality STREET." CONRAD NAGEL, MARION DA VIES. CONRAD NAGEL, MARION DAVIES. • • • • PRECEDED BY GRAND PROLOGUE. FEATURING THE RENOWNED MAJESTIC QUARTET. • • • • Sir James M. Barrie's Indelible contribution to screen history. An eight-course banquet of entertainment., It vibrates with humour and pathos. It contains every element of human appeal, and because of these things it is one of the iinest pictures produced. Also Screening. "CALL OF THE CUCKOO." ; Max Davidson In a comedy riot of the : modern "convenient" residence. A NEW ZEALAND SHEEP BUN (Hawke's Bay). MAJESTIC MAGAZINE Interest And J. Whlteford-Waneh's MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Overture "Hajre Kati." TRIMPHANT RETURN OF CHARLIE. —AT THE STRAND. — Direction : Fullfr-Hayward Theatres. Twice Daily—2.3o and 8. • • • • THE SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT OF i TIIE WORLD'S GREATEST I COMEDIAN. j w CHARLIE CHAPLIN In What Is Universally Acclaimed to be the Supreme Achievement of his Amazing Career. I I "THE CIRCUS." j A MENAGERIE OF MIRTH! A Picture that would cruck the ribs of a " Boneless Wonder." FUNNIER THAN 400 CLOWNS! SEVEN REELS OF SHRIEKS. Also Screening: "MEMORIES OF THE OLD COUNTRY." A Remarkable British Film. Box Plan Open at Theatre Dally, from 10 a.m. to 6.45> - TENDERS. PRICE wanted for small Alteration to house. —64, Esplenade Rd., Mt. Eden. x 2 | UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. TO BUILDERS. Tenders for the Erection of Additions nnd Renovations at the Waltanguru Teacher's Residence (near Te Kultli will be received at the Office of the Auckland Education Board nntil Noon on THURSDAY, lflth April, 1928. Plans, etc.. may be seen st the Post Office at Te Kultl and at the Office of the Bonrd. Tenders should be enclosed in envelopes endorsed on the outside, "Tender for Waltanguru." 2 OROUGH OF MOUNT EDEST SEWERAGE WORK. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. on MONDAY, April 16, 1928. for the CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERAGE WORK BETWEEN PARRISII ROAD AND HENLEY ROAD. Plans and specifications may be seen on application at the Borough Engineer's Office. S. GRAY. : I2 Town Clerk. "pO ROUGH OF DEVONPORT. TENDERS FOR STONE FACING, ETC., SEAWALL. Fresh tenders are invited' for the work of Stone Facing, etc., of Seawall at Queen's Parade. . _ Modified plans and specifications may be inspected at the Borough Office, Marine Square. Devonport, during Office hours. Tencrers addressed to the Town Clerk, and endorsed "Seawall" will be received up till 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY. 11th April, 1928. A. E. WILSON, x 8 , Town Clerk. IjlO BUILDERS. ERECTION OF HOUSE AT BELMONT (In Wood).* Tenders are Invited for Erection of above and will be received .up to 12 Noon, THURSDAY, April 5. DANIEL B. PATTERSON, Architect, 23, Shortland Street, Auckland. 3 ipO PLASTERERS AND PAINTERS. „ TENDERS are Invited for PLASTERING and PAINTING the MARINE HOTEL. Ilowlck. Plans may be Inspected between the hours of 8 and 12 noon. 53, Haveratock Road, Edendale, or on Job at Howick. Tenders Close at Noon, 13th April. K, W. LIDDLE CONSTRUCTION CO,. LTD. :x4 HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent's Office, Quay Street, ?Btb March, 1928. TENPERS FOR STEELTenders will be received at this Office jintill *oon on TUESDAY. IQth April, 1928, » for the Supply nnd Dellyeyy of 2 W gUJons Ronnd Mild steel Bars; : iP) M Tnm Roiled Steel Sections. ' andendrvuT 2*n to Chalmaa > Contracts! "hvelnpa for ttie respective r of®fe C p*chS? B f?f„ h,, t Wen st the Office The Q«a>" Street, -j accepted. *** necessarily J 1 1 By order. i I 2 r 9 BURNETT,, ? ' and Secretary.