AMUSEMENTS. XJfRINOfiSS THEATRE, Direction Ben. and Jolin Fulter. ALWAYS MERRY FULLFJBS'. FULLERS'. . AKD BRIGHT. BARGAIN MATINEE. TO-NIGHT and EVERY EVENING, at 8. TREMENDOUS COMEDY CARAVANSERAI. WALTER SUNSHINE GEORGES ' PLAYERS Present the -Frstest, Funniest, Most Tuneful Musical. Comedy of fcha Decade, * THE GRAND HOTEL/ The Idols of Musical Comedy, EDWARDS and PARSES Qeorga 'EDWARDS and PARKES! Rosi« EDWARDS and PARKES In a Comedy Sketch, 'THE UHARM.' WALLINGFOR-P TATE, English Piaucliet. The Adorable Personality Girls, FALVEY SISTERS. THEODORE. '■ THE DARRAGHS, RENAuX.AND ARTA. PRICES: D.C. awl 0.5., 2s 6d; SPALLS, Is 6d: UPPER CIRCLE. Is (ail plus tax). Bos Plan at THE BRISTOL. Bookings, M. THE PLAZA COMMENCING TO-DAY. Special Artoraffc Play. *:\ji.\> JVJXfc WUKJ3IS, " 'FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE' 'FOR. BETTER, FOR WORSE' 'FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE,' 'FOB. BETTER, FOB WORSK.' 'FOR BETTER, FOR WORSE',' A gorgeous photo-play 'of to-day, telKn? ft: heart-throbbing story in a powerful yet happy way. It- deals with human nature in a hmnan way*' A perfect picture- in every detail. Good Sunnort-s. Day, 6d and 3d; Night. Is Id and 6d. MEETINGS. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of « . the CIVIL SERVICE HARRIER and : AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB will be held ■ in the Y.M.C.A., Moray place, TO--' MORROW (Saturday), 27th, at 8 p.m. ' • Business i Adoption 'of Annual Report and i Balance-sheet-, Election of Officers* I and General. A full muster of Members requested. J. HOY, Hon. Secretary., BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS' SOCIETY. OTA-GO BRANCH (Incorporated). rpHE ANNUAL MEETING ■will be held* JL on MONDAY Next. 29th, at 8 p.m., in the Sailors' Rest. Rattray street. Chairman, A. H. Heyeock, Esq. Speeches by Revs. C Dallaston and M. A. Rugby Pratt; Report, balance-sheet. All interested friends cordially invited. x • LOST AND FOUND. Lady who left Bag for Sale at " Stark's, KINDLY RETURN as soon as possible for Further Orders. R. J. STARK AND. CO., LTD., Booksellers and. Stationers. T OST (on Sunday, 14lh inst.), girl's Gold JLJ Brooch (keepsake), between Presbyterian Churh, N.E. Valley, and 78 Buo" cleugh street. Finder rewarded on returning to Legg, IX L Butchery. T~OST~(Tuesday" evening)? Leather' Bag, in -S-J St. Andrew street; towel and shoes' inside; reward. Apply 110 St. Andrew si-ieei. " OST, Crank Handle for motor. Finder J kindly leave at Wimpouny Bros., Moray place; reward. LOST, between Grand Hotel and Roslyn, Pocket Book, containing mousy; reward. J. Isaacs, tobacconist, "High Btreet. IOUND, in shop. Purse, containing money. Owner may have same on applying Wardell -Bros, and Co. LEFT in my shop, Lady's Umbrella; de~ : scribe, pay Hdveriasem'ent. Tiltman, dealer, opposite Knox Church, George street. STRAYED into my paddock, Signal Hill, ' KJ One Brown-anU-white Cow, turned-up' horns; just calved; owner can have same by paying expenses. F. Kropp. LOST, large Brown Bog/white on breast; anyone found detaining samo will bei' prosecuted; reward.' Miss Mendelsohn. 89 Dimdas street. FOUND.— Spectacles to isuit all sights supplied by qualified Optician. Stunner, through Sprosen's chemist ehop, Octagon. "' TjVOUND.-Ask for Thorns "• _' ;n packets; for soups licious. aoiosons }>nlit reas, oups. The* flavor is uui>jj, jjest values in Suits; tailored by hand and machine made. Pears, 36 George street. TEHDERS. Railway Department, Head Office, Wellington, February 4th, WRITTEN TENDERS will bo received at ? ? this Office up to noon of MONDAY ApTil 12th, 1920, for SUPPLY and DELIVERY of MINERAL COLZA OIL to the following specification: The oil to be w-bafc is kaown as SOOdes high test Kerosene, suitable for gas oil nakim?, and shall bo subject to fire tcefe .;hich must not bo under 29odeg Fuhr.. its flashing point to be not lower, than 230 de- " D Tl:o specific gravity of the oil to be nob lower than 8.10 nor greater than 8.25 to the imperial gallon, and oil to bo of best quality and quite free from sulphuric acid. De'iverv to be completed within six months of date of acceptance of tender. Alternative tenders are required for 80.000 gallons, delivery to be given c.i.f.e., free of leakage, at the following ports:— 20,000 gallons, Auckland 40,000 gallons, Wellington 10,000 gallons, Lyttellort 10,000 gallons, Dunedin or Port Chalmers, Or for 60,000 gallons, delivery as tinder:15,000 gallons, Auckland 25,000 V Uons » Wellington 10,000 gallons, Lyttelton 10,000 gallons, Dunedin or Port Chalmers, The oil to be oonsigned to the Honorable the Minister for Railways, and papers posted to Comptroller of Stores, Wellinjrton. The BUicoesst'ul tenderer may be required to furnish a deposit security of £-250. Tenders to be addressed to the Gcneraf' Manager, New Zealand Railways, Welling- '• ton, and to bo marked on outside "Tender for Mineral Colza Oil." Tha lowest or any tender will not Bsces- " sarily be accepted, and telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. By Order. R. W, MTTCXY, General Manager, N.Z. Railways, JvEW ZEALAND. GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR SOLE RIGHT OF DIS- ; PLAYING AUTOMATIC MACHINES ' '" AT RAILWAY STATIONS. on the printed forms supnlied 4-i will bo recclVed at this Office •up"'to Soon on TUESDAY, 30th March, 1920, for the SOLE RIGHT OF DISPLAYING AUTO* MATIC MACHINES at Stations on the following Sections of the Now Zealand Government Railways, with their Extensions, for a period of five years from Ist April, 1820; - _.. ji -.-.... wa-whangarei, Kaihu ana uisuonie Sections). South iGland Main Line and Branches (including Westland, Westport, Nelson, and Picton Sections). Tenders must bo addressed v- the General ilanager, New Zealand Government Rail.vays, Wellington, and marked outside 'Tender for Right of Displaying Automatic Machines at Railway Stations." Specifications and conditions of contract, tvith forms of tender, can be obtained at the Railway Managers' Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Christchureh,. Dur»<Hn nun nf lis Office. The highest car any tender not necessarilyicoepted. , , 'j Telegraphic tenders will not fos enter* \ •ainetU , . - t R. W. M'YILLY, .-■ \ General Manager Xew Zealand. Railways,
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Evening Star, Issue 17311, 26 March 1920, Page 5
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