Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14895, 22 January 1912, Page 12

Amusements- ;' ;: :. ■ .-; W" -B S-T '-S' $?WHt E 3 T ' S TICTU R. E 8. ■■ "DOYAL LBERT H M '-- Direction, Hayward's Enterprises, Ltd. THE WINDOW OF THE WORLD A DISTINCT AND CHARMING NOVELTY. Q.RAND "OABY COMPETITION BY CINEMATOGRAPH. : WEST'S REPUTATION MAINTAINED. RECEIVED WITH THE GREATEST ENTHUSIASM.. What a happy crowd of baby enthusiasts, who cheered their favourites to the echo! ALL AUCKLAND MUST SEE THESE LIVING, MOVING BABIES. With their happy smiles and recellious tears. Tlwre.is a naturalness about children's portraitnro that is most charming and effective. COME ALONG, BRING YOUR FRIENDS, AND VOTE FOR YOUR FAVOURITE. BRING YOUR PENCILS ALSO. , OUR OTHER PICTURES ARE JUST PERFECT. NOT FORGETTING OUR LADIES' ORCHESTRA. Prices: Is 6d. Is, and 6d. No Extra Charge for Booking. 'Phone. 1506. WEST'S BABY • COMPETITION. No: 11 .. 171 No. 4 .. 28 No. 41 ... 93 No. 14 .4 24 No. 53 -'..■ 43 No. 15 .. 15 _No 2" . ■ 15 \ LYRIC THEATRE. YRICXH E A T R E. SYMONDS-STREET. Dirccti6n, Hayward's Enterprises. Ltd. TTAYWARD'S pICTURES. ANOTHER GIGANTIC CHANGE. REVELATIONS IN ART AND BEAUTY. rpHE TRAGEDY OF A OTRIKE, An up-to-date subject* of wonderful interest, giving many intensely exciting incidents attending a great strike. A story that will appeal to all hearts. HILDERSHEIM, PRUSSIA. TTER TIERO (Vitagraph). Did you ever meet the man with the backbono, of a Caterpillar? Here is your chance to get a good look at him, and a [ jolly hearty laugh at the same time. GAUMONT GRAPHIC, No. 12. EUGENE WRAYBURN, From Dickens's Our Mutual Friend." FOURTH SERIES OF mHE. ARE AT TVURBAR, • Just arrived direct from India. 1 THE DEACON'S REWARD. SIGNOR POTTI'S LOVE AFFAIR. THE ACROBAT'S JOKE. WILLIE, PROFESSOR OF GYMNASTICS. THE LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, under the direction of MR. CHAS. PARNELL. Prices: Is 6d. Is, Sixpence. _ Seats may be Booked at Wildman and Arey's. 6d extra. Shows. FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL SHOW-. , PUKEKOHE. • , FRIDAY AND BATURDAX XjiEBRUARY 03 AND 24, 1912 - PRIZE SCHEDULES UPON APPLICATION. ENTRIES CLOSE FEBRUARY 10. 1912. • J. PATTERSON. . • Secretary. J ''. = ' , .... .== ~ ~.'. Tourist Resorts. 35A1 W AIWEBAi i3S/- ! 6s PER DAT, OR 55s PER f WEEK ; , j THE PICK OF SEASIDE ; RESORTS, I Mineral Baths, I ( Croquet. Swimming. I OK/. I Tennis. 4s per dozen. I Ot>/,, \ Bowling. .-,,; ! Private. • Fishing. :, 6s per dozen. { y I Steamer Nearly Every Day. See, Papers Week-end Trips,; 18s ,od, including boat and Hotel. Tickets, N.S.S. Co. - Boats and Buggies for hire. Town prices. O. B. CAVE. Manager. ;, ' . . ; 1 -357:1 ffAIWEEI j 35/, HINEMOA, ROTdRUA.-This thoroughly up-to-date House, containing 50 rooms, is replete with ■ every s comfort and convenience; one minute > from - Sanatorium Grounds . and all mineral baths. 1:> MRS. G. H. MCDONALD, -■'■• ■■ ■■ iJ ;;y"- ■ ■•" ■ Proprietress. TORENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. EOTORUA. The Largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably, over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent, has renovated the whole of,:« ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, paten* lavatories, etc. Nearest House to the Government baths, including the : large new bath-bouse. Motor cars '' ana conveyances - leave Brents for all the side trips. Terms* reasonable. Porters meet all trains. ~ -■• ■, i 6. T. BRENT. Proprietor. THE ■■ AUSTRALIA 'AND > THE ': EMPIRE. : ROTORUA, ~'. '.■ First two Houses outside Main - Railway; Gates. Now conducted' as one Establishment. < ACCOMMODATION FOR 100 ,] GUESTS. Correspondence ' receives . immediate ;' '.Attention. . . - TARIFF: 6s per day, 35a per week. .J. N. McLean. ■'■ " . • . : •"■' Proprietor. PEAROE'S GRAND VUE. ROTORUA.--1 Strictlyj Flrßt-class Accommodation; overlooking • Government Gardens, bowling, greens, etc. Terms moderate.— H. A. Pearce, Proprietress. Tel."- address. " Grand Vue." • << ■ ■-> ; _,: ~ _J_j_ _____ ROTORUA.-THE METBOPOLE—Oceapyinff the: best position in Rotorua; large, well-appointed, first-class house; electric light; every modern convenience. Note address, directly opp. Railway Station. Terms moderate. Porter meets train. Wire for rooms.—J. F. Dwyer. --■-■.* THE GABLES, RUSSELL.-Modern Houiio, . 40 rooms; hot and cold bath; right on water s edge; plenty of rooms and plenty of room in rooms. 6s day,3os. and 35s week. Launch Ailoma at disposal of -visitors. : MRS. DARBY, v * ::■-/;:'-"■-..'■:';;■.;;" ' ' Proprietress. TT I NEMO A. ALFRED-STREET. MISS GLEESON having secured an additional house in Princes-street, overlooking Albert Park, with large airy rooms, has now ample • SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND PERMANENT BOARDERS. 'Phone 1068. Business Cards. »p H o s. •M ° TC~" A Y ' PORTER'S AVE., EDEN TERRACE, REMOVES FURNITURE WITH COVERED VAN.: Sells-Sand, Shingle, etc. 'Phone 3322 T> OB ER; T. ".' pOTIE T. PAINTER, FAPERHANGER, DECORATOR, GLAZIER. ETC.. Notifies his customers and the public generally that he has removed to MANUKAU RD.. EPSOM (near Ranfurlyßd). All Enquiries and Orders Promptly Attended to Best Quality of Materials and Good Workmanship. Estimates Furnished. Q, EN TLB MEN '_" . HATS. These hot. sultry days, a Light, Stylish, and Comfortable Hat is absolutely indispensable, I specialise in Summer Hats. Try my Stylish Guinea Genuine Panama: warranted to wear like wire nailn. Fi 'A" WILLIAMS <l, atc Tjpx» r U. -£_• VT Queen-Btre*t), GENT.'B OUTFITTER. KARANGAH PE ED. ELECTRICAL WORK .OF ALL : KINDS. I'A- S AN NELL, '■ ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR. ARTISTIC SHOP LIGHTING A SPECIALTY All classes of work estimated for and truaranteed. CORNER WELLESLEX AND LOENE STS 'Phono 2707. A. ■ B. , i\'Vi IIIGIIT ANI) 1 l SONSRECEIVING. FORWARDING. AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY. Commerce-street Office—Telephone 143, , Wharf i. Office—Telephone 603. G. A. B UTTLE . AND ■ GOSTOCK AND SHAREEROKERS. MORTGAGES ARRANGED. No. 5. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS AUCKLAND. RAINCOATS.— We have a fine range cf ■ every style of Raincoat in stock, which we are selling at absolutely bedrock prices. Come and see them.—McBride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, .Victoria-street, . :•■.;;■{