Page 14 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14928, 28 February 1912, Page 14

K 1 ■ • Amusements. QUEEN'S HE AT RE. QUEEN-STPHEET. Proprietors, MacMahon and Dodder. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. THE SAME OLD STORY, ■ m^,t , , _ THRONGED ALL DAY TESTER-! AT. CJONTINUOUSLY. li A.M. TO 11 P.M. . The Most Successful Picture Enterprise in the Dominion., ... "The Public are the Wisest Critics. TO-DAY-a^DNESDAYI-TO-MGHT. Everv Item New, and Only to be Seen at the Queen's, including A Celebrated American Biograph Production, i SAVED FROM \ HIMSELF. 1 1 SAVED FROM HIMSELF. I A Deeply Interesting Photo-Play, full of Pathos and Sentiment. This Glorious Picture has been Treated in a. Masterly Manner, and i* considerably in Advance of any Previous Production by the Famous A-B. Co. „_.__.-._ "A RANCH ROMANCE" (Bison), " TASTING HIS MEDICINE," " LNCONST'ANT' PLEO\ . SADONICA (Scenic), IARABKLLA JOINs TttL g.P.C.A. (Comic), etc. etc. For the Last Time To-day, SANTA ROSAS CUP. The Cup Race will be linn at the following hours To-day and To-night: 11 AM 12.0 C I'M.. 3.30 P.M., 5 P.M.. 6.30 P.M., 8 P.M., SEE Yourselves as OTHERS see YOU. Every Subject Exclusive. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). ANOTHER DELIGHTFUL PKOGTUMM* Which will assuredly attract the whole community, including THE GREAT PHOTOSPFATrACLE, „ ■'THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA.,, "THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA, Specially secured by MacMahon and Dodder. It will certainly attract a" Auckland. Think of it! Adults SIXPENCE, Children THREEPENCE- Everywhere^ JTING riEORGE THEATRE. OPP. HIS MAJESTY'S.- DURHAM-ST. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. lhe Latest Better than its Predecessor. Received with Cheering, Tumultuous Applause. ; FATHERS .1 1< now" the talk of Auckland The Finest Photo-play vet produced. Thrilling until the Finale. YOUNG DEER'S BRAVERY. \n intenselv Exciting Indian Drama. A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. A Beautiful Subject, Magnificently staged and Acted. Other Subjects :-Blrth of a Flower, Waterfalls of Schauffhau«en. Quorn Hunt A Nigflt of Terror, A Man Who Couldn't Laugh. Hats. of VICE-REGAL ORCHESTRA. Prices: B.C. Is 6d; Front Stalls, Is; Stalls, 6d. Sales by Auction. pIPPriWAL jn-EDENSViIiLE. rpo-MORROW, rpHUESDAV. pEBRUARY 29, AT 11 A.M. A LFBED gUCKLAND AND gON*S Have received instructions from Mr. G. Sydney Smith, to Sell, as above, rnHE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEX HOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. beins the contents of 12 rooms, consisting of Piano (new), by Haake; B-ncc. Tap. Suite Occ and ' Fancy Tables, Jardinieres. Pot Stand 3 . Pictures, Engravings. Hand-painted Screen Ornaments, 9-pce. Leather Suite, Chiffonier, mirror-back: Easy Chairs. Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware. Linoleums, Carnet" Halhtand. Maori Curios. Carpet Runners. Slip Mats. Bedrooms (61: Handsome Bedroom Suite. Duchess Pairs. Comb. Chests. Dressing Table". Large Double Heavy Bedsteads Single Bedsteads. Pictures, Mirrors, Bedding, Blankets, Bed Linen, Curtains, Blinds Toiletware, Full Outfit of Kitchen Utensils and Cutlery, Ornaments and Simdries. > THE ABOVE FURNITURE IS PRACTICALLY NEW. * LFRED T>UCKLAND AND CONS TA,7ESTFIELD VARDS. rpO-MOEEOW, THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 29, AT 11 A.M. A LFEED J3UCKXAND AND gONS, Will Sell 6 WELL-BRED YEARLING .SHORTHORN BULLS. ALFRED UCKLA ND AND CONS. "WESTFIELD ATARDS. pRIDAY. A/rARCH J AT 12 NOON. QECOND CHEEP AND T>AM pAIR. ALFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS Will hold their Second Sheep and Ram Fair in the above Yards on FRIDAY, March Ist. and will yard upwards of 7000 ■ .S H e- s p. Including, 1 AAA FRESH FULL-MOUTH EWES, from IUUU Waiheke. . AA A CHOICE TWO AND FOUR-TOOTH 4UU ROMNEY-LLNCOLN EWES. Also, DAA RAMS—Romneys, Linoolns, Eng'J\J\J lish and Border Leicesters. Shropshire, Hampshire, and Southdowns. Merinos. Corriedales. Also, On behalf of Mr. W. J. Hockin, of Waiakn, HIS FLOCKS OF STUD LINCOLN AND SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. \ Consisting of &0 STUD LINCOLN EWES. two. four, six," and eight-tooth 15 STUD SHROPSHIRE EWES 5 STUD SHROPSHIRE RAMS. £ntries Respectfully Solicited. A LFRED pUCKLAND AND CONS. THE TTAYMARKET. . pRIDAY. TIT ARCH , 1 AT 10,30. p H A F F. HAY, ETC. 81 SHEETS GALV. IRON, slightly damaged. 6ft, 7ft, Sft. 9ft. and 10ft lengths. A NEW 200-GALLON IRON TANKS GREY GELDING, together with NEW ' long-shafter and HARNESS. AT 12 noon; the thoroughbred GELDING BLUE GARMENT, six-year-old, by Bluelight --Seamstress, in training. Also, MASTER JACK, by Soult-Gladys May, without reserve 2 HEAVY BAY GELDINGS, all the weights 1 BROWN GELDING, fast and reliable in harness 4 USEFUL SPRING CART SORTS. BAY GELDING, perfect hack. ALFRED pUOKLAND AND OON3. 0. 3. BROOKES, Auctioneer. aATURDAY. ATARCH 9 1912, 2.30-P.M.-2.30. ""* AK rjUIE Q.ROUND. pAPATOETOE pARK p STATE. OECTION 17, CONTAINING 9 ACRES. Q more or less, •niis is a- Splendid Level Section, with two Road Frontages, The Section will be offered in one lot, or subdivided into 2-acre lots if required. A 'Bus will meei tho 1.13 train frota Auckland. CiAMCEL pOCHRANE AND QON, J TD. O v> O Li '" ALBERT E. BLOMAN, Auctioneer. 1- ■-*"' "•—""' ' — 3 Auction Advertisements continued oa Pigs 4.)