AMUSEMENTS. THE HAPPIEST, JOLLIEST CROWDS IN AUCKLAND AT THE MAJESTIC. Win. Fox s I'resen ts DAVID ROLLINS, SUE CAROL, ARTHUR LAKE and LOUISE ™ { MAJESTIC, THE AIR CIRCUS MAJESTIC ' A FullerSee yuung America n, lV war.l learning to ily. See the "aywaru breathless double para- Theatre, chute Jump. See the crashes of planes, the miraculous escapes. Continuous JOAN o»«y CRAWFORD from u tt ' m ' And NILS ASTHER Dox Phm In at DREAM of LOVE Thea - rc ' A romance by the man who made "Ben Hur." • ••• ■ Phono 43-210, _'_ , for Reserves. MAJESTIC NEWS. EVE'S REVIEW.] , MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Conductor : J. Whitei'ord Waugh. I "SHOW BOAT." j "SHOW BOAT." HEAR and SEE The brilliant Univers.il erst headed by Laura La Plante, Joseph Schlldkraut, Otis Harlan, Alma Rubens, Emily Fitzroy and Jane La Verne. -\ ' ~" —\ _______ : ==X . = oho W-BOu jl.'z= = "SHOW-BOA T." ="SHOW- B 0 A rn " = ==7' ¥ UNIVERSALE TALKING AND SINGING ' ..'.-.:.. TRIUMPH. The romance .of the ages transformed into the grandest show ever put on, combining Edna Berber's novel and the songs and music by Florenz Ziegfeld's musical comedy success into the one dazzling singing and talking picture proudly presented by Universal Pictures. Now you can HEAR and SEE the famous Ziegfeld stars HERE ! — Helen Morgan singing "Bill" and "Can't Help Loving that Man" ;•■ Jules Bledsoe singing "OP Man River"; Aunt Jemima and the Ziegfeld Plantation Singers. ! COMING TO THE STRAND. (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) | "SHOW BOAT." "SHOW BOAT." I
- TENDERS. PRICE wanted for small Drain.—Apply 24, Wallace St., Heme Bay. .\23 "OUlLDEßS.—Quantity Sashes, Frames, -*-* nev/, made order; £50 worth; must sell. What offer?—lnquire Star 910. x 23 T)RICE wanted, Boxing and Concreting -*■ Base for Garage; boxing supplied.—A. Snowden, 26, Sea View Terrace, Mt. Albert. 25 •jl/TOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 5 p.m. on MONDAY, 29th inst., for the construction of Sewerage Work. Plans and specifications may be seen on application at the Borough Engineer's Office, Council Chambers, Valley Road. HOWARD GRIBBLE, .'■.'■ Acting Town Clerk. July 23, 1929. :25 "DOROUGH OF NEW LYNN. TENDERS FOR GRADING OF SMITH STREET. ■; NEW LYNN. Tenders are invited for the carrying out of certain street construction work in Smith Street, New Lynn. Specifications, cross-sections, and general conditions of contract are open for inspection at the Borough Council Chambers, and with Messrs. Gray and Gulliver, 509, Smith's Buildings, Albert Street, Auckland, the Council's Engineers. Tenders will close at the Council Chambers at 4 p.m..on August 5 next, and should be endorsed "Smith Street Regrading Tender." , . J. H. REICH. Town Clerk. New Lynn; < „„ July 22, 1929. 23 -jtTANUKAU COUNTY COUNCIL. TO WOODWORKERS AND SIGNWRITERS. Tenders, addressed to *-he undersigned, and marked "Tender" on the outside of the envelope; are invited .-t the County Office until 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 29th inst., for the Supply of Ten "Railway Crossing" Signs. Diagram and ■ particulars may, be seen at the County Office, corner of Shortland and. Princes Streets, City i , J. K. PAGE/ :27 ■'! County Engineer. THE NEW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COY., LIMITED. TENDERS. Tenders are required for the Carting of Milk to the East Tamaki Cheese' Factory. , I.—Starting at Methodist Church on Westney Road, thence via Westney, Massey and Buckland Roads, to Cheese Factory at En st Tamaki. Starting 7.45 a.m. and arriving at Factory not later than 9 a.m. Empty cans to be returned the same day. 2,—Starting at, Presbyterian Church on MftHMoy Road, thence along Kerkerua Road fliid McKonsilc Road to Black Bridge, thence Vl/j. Furonn Road to East Tamaki. Starting 7,40 tun, and arriving at Factory not later UMil'D a.m. Empty cans to be returned the w/modiiy. , , H«K"$ &i. no yoar ' commoucl »e i«t >>ri£ ,nH Wmt b0 nccom l>milcd by a deposit uiW' 01 ' " ny ' ro,ulov ! »°t necessarily ,'i'ejuierH eloon at Head OlUce, Hamilton at Noon, on WEDNESDAY, 81at in"t. lh.f Ttw''. ,>tl » I<3llla, '« ">«y bo'obtained from ">o Factory Manager, at East ■ Tamaki. 24
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 172, 23 July 1929, Page 20
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