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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14347, 18 April 1910, Page 10

Amusements. pOYAL ' ..ALBERT. TTALL. Direction Henry Hay ward. ■„. _ By Arrangement with' Mr. T. J. West. EVEItY EVENING AT 8. MATINEE, SAT.; 2.30. THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD. U-.T^rEST'S^TpICTURES- TSrEST'S..' I : \ W EST'S—TICI'URES-WEST'S ,1 . ANOTHER PHANTASMAGORIA OF STARS. The American Bio. Company's Latest Star rPHE TRANCING <MIRL OF TJUTTE. J-HE UaNCING VTibl OF JDUTTE. A Story of Unexampled Beauty and Interest, And a Number of Examples of ' ° THE ACME OF CINEMATOGRAPHY. ••• THE KINO OPENING PARLIAMENT. HEROINE OF MAKEKING, A Heroic Drama, reminiscent of the Boer 4 War. .'■■'-■ ' ■■.= SINS OF THE FATHER, a Tale of Tennessee. THE ENGADINE (Snenics) MARBLE QUARRY. BELGIA.N IMPERIAL CAVALRY, A Grand Coloured Picture, showing unrivalled exhibitions of rough riding by the finest horsemen in the world. THE EGYPTIAN MAID. Coloured Art Study. WEST'S LAUGHTER RAISERS. Magic of Love. Countrv Servants. CALINO GOES TRAVELLING. FOOLSHEAD GOES TO THE BALL. PRICES: Is and 6d. Children 6d. . m I V O L I THEATRE. Direction Henry Hay ward. EVERY EVENING^ AT 8. MATINEE, SAT., 2.30 TIVOLI— rpiVOLI I ,_ IVOLI—IT ICTUBES-J.IVOLI I Powerful Dramatic Story, , . THE SCALES OF JUSTICE, AND A MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME NEW TO AUCKLAND . ■.! A REALLY GREAT SERIES. PRICES—Is and 6d. PRINCES' RINK. PORTMAN ROOMS. Direction, Henry Hayward. ' Mr. Hayward having acquired the Portman Rooms, will .. open them on TUESDAY, 26th APRIL, As a ROLLER RATING TJINK. OLLER D RATING INK. Q-SESSIONS DAILYThe Rink will be,conducted on the lines of the high-class English and Continental establishments of a similar nature. EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA AT EVENING . SESSIONS. The management solicits only the patronage of those who are disposed to comply with the rules and regulations of the Rink, and will reserve the right to refuse admission or use qf skates to objectionable persons. WINSLOW'S WORLD-RENOWNED SKATES, fitted with BALL BEARINGS And FIBRE WHEELS, now on Sale at the'LEARNER'S RINK. Royal Albert Hall. FULL PARTICULARS IN A LATER ISSUE. A. GONARD. Manager. - >■—^^**^^*•**^^*^^**^*■^^'^^ mm S ' —■»— Tourists' Resorts. " T7" AM 0 QPRINGS TT OTE L." SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS AT KAMO. , A SPLENDID HOTEL. With all modern conveniences—Beautiful Scenery. Riding, Driving. Cricket, Croquet, Billiards, Tennis. . The Kamo Mineral Baths are noted for their effective cures of rheumatism and gout. etc. • The s.s. Ngapuhi runs every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the trip is a delightful one. and Kamo possesses everything to make it a splendid pleasure resort. Full information from the office of the Company, 22. Shortland-street, or direct from the Manager. G. W. HENDERSON. Manager. (Late Manager Esplanade Hotel, Devonport). Direct communication with Auckland oy telephone. Tariff, 7s per day, or 42s per week. Q.OING TO pOTORUA ? . STAY AT CENTRAL HOUSE, i Terms, 30s per week; 5s day. Telegrams - attended to. . 1 - MRS. PERRIN. P RENT'S T3ATHUATE TTOUSE, ROTORUA. : The New Wing having been finished, and well furnished, a new office and central entrance to it has made the House the largest and most up-to-date Private Hotel in Rotorua. Nearest House to the Government baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips. Terms reasonable Porters meet all trains. • r S. T. BRENT, Proprietor. t THE AUSTRALIA. ■> ROTORUA.— meet ever-increasing demands the Accommodation has been increased to 50 rooms. Splendid situation in main Street; 100 yards from railway station, four minutes' walk from baths; superior table; airy rooms; electric light hot and cold baths, and every home comfort. Tariff: 6b per day, 35s per week. Cook's Coupons accepted." Porter meets all trains. -Letters and teleprams receive immediate attention.—J. ■N. MCLEAN. Proprietor- - . . ' X ROTORUA. ' " ; * rpHE XYONDERLAND" ' ~ PRIVATE HOTEL. A New, Up-to-date House, is second to none for comfort, convenience, and cuisine. Hot, cold, and shower baths. Electrio light throughout. Second house from station and close to baths. Porter meets all trains. Tariff, per week. 38s; per day, 7.8. V ;, MRS. J. R. MCFARLANB. i" "T>,ELL A "TT IS. T A." WATERLOO QUADRANT, UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT. Lovely Harbour View; convenient to G.P.0., train and boat. - FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION , For Travellers and Permanent Boarders. MRS. BARKER, \ ; .. ';,,' Proprietress. "m HE . M AN: S lONS." ' "' : PRIVATE HOTEL. • K > WHrrAKER PLACE. 3YMONDS-ST. ,s f An Ideal " Country" Residence in the City, situated in 2i acres ground, and one minute from car. Bright, well lit. largo single and double bedrooms, luxuriously • furnished throughout witli every conveniences. Splendid views of harbour and Domain from 5 balconies. New full-size billiard table. Large dining hall, social hall and lounges, opening on to balconies. , MRg. CARTER. - O E V E EN . HOUSE. 0 208. PONSONBY ROAD ;; (Dr Knight's late Residence). £ \ The above has been opened as a Firstclass Boardinghouse. - It has been thoroughly renovated, and will be found replete with every modern convenience. Large grounds. Hot and. cold baths. Tennis lawn. Terms moderate. ■ V A. M. JOHNSTON. 'Phone, 2189. Proprietor. USINESS PEOPLE OF QUEEN-STREET Will find AN IDEAL HOME , At- '":' ,- ■;■■:>■:..% '•■' : rpHE T ANGHAM. ; _ r , 76. WYNDHAM -STREET. . Alcock billiard table; excellent hot and cold water system; three minutes to salt- I water baths. ..'."-, Telephone. 2252. ■ '■, - pAEGEN" pESIDENTIAL TTOTEL, . .EDEN CRESCENT.? (Near Top of Shortland-st.). Auckland. ' Is situated within four minutes' walk of the wharves, railway station, post office, theatres, and centre of city, and commands an unsurpassed view of the* beautiful Harbour of Auckland. It is the most luxurious and up-to-date house in the city, and a first-class chef is kept. • Porter and luggage van meet principal trains and steamers. Proprietor: E. F. BLACKMOANA, London-street, Ponsonby.— Seaside Private Hotel, near West End Rowing Club Sheds; 15 minutes from Queenstreet; Boating, Bathing. Terms for gentlemen, from £1 per week. • . - • -'• HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY, at Sale Prices. You save 10 to 20 per cent.- on these lines by purchasing now, at our great Bargain Sale. .-•*■• POTTER AND, CO.. . 60, Queen-st.. Auckland. • The Sole Right for the use (in N.Z.) of Quain's "Radium- [■■ Anocain" for the purposes No More Pain. of painless dentistry have been secured by Mr. Howey Walker, of Auckland. I THIRST ANNUAL SALE—Now is your chance . to buy. No second-hand goods to dispose of; alt brand new -lines at sweeping reductions. Lose no time,. but come, and see. at once. POTTER AND CO.'S BARGAIN SALE. r ■' - v '. , ■ Queen-st. UNCLAIMED MONEY AND PROPERTY. NEXT-OF-KIN AND HEIRS WANTED. DOUGAL'S REGISTER .of , Next-of-Kin. Heirs-at-Law, Legatees, etc.. advertised for since 1700. The best book of the kind ever published (450 p.). price 3s Whitcombe and Tombs. Christchurch. Wellington, Dunedin, booksellers, or Dougal and Co. 1. Chancery and other claims in all parts of the world investigated and carried through. Dougal and Co., 151. Strand, London, England. (ESTABLISHED OVER 60 YEAJISU ■