Page 12 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14971, 19 April 1912, Page 12

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THE THING'S m h"b~A BE HE JiING'S 1, HEAT RE With Its Glorious Circle, Its Luxurious e Upbplstered TIP-UP SEATS, IT HAS NO EQUAL IN NEW ZEALAND , "VTOTE THE TffTINTER pRICES. b ONE SHILLING TO DRESS CIRCLE ONE SHILLING - _. _ DS£SSM7fEe£± —«~ --''"And ..—.-- « .—-SErPENCE"" ' S^LS • SIXPENCE! TO STALLS THINK OP IT THE BEST ORCHESTRA—THE BEST , UPHOLSTERED BEATB-THE BEST THEATRE, And FULLER'S THE BEST pipTUBES, ULLER'B OP ALL JTICTURES. AND THE LEADING ORCHESTRA. £ ALL WHO WOULD ACHIEVE SUCCESS i SHOULD ENDEAVOUR TO MERIT IT. The excellence of the programme submitted at the King's Theatre is meeting with • a proper appreciation at the hands of the Auckland people, who throng the large . theatre nightly, secure in the belief that a .first-class picture entertainment will be provided. BEFORE VORKETOWN. EFORE X ORKETOWN. ' Another Remarkable Production. The Pitcher Plant-Poor Excuse that Worked j —Tweedledum as Strike Leader—Dark ! ' Deception. THE "11TAID AT THE TTELM. HE IVlaid AT THE Helm. ; The Greatest of all Sea Films. I ' HUMOURS OF ANIMAL LIFE, ; Showing the Antics of Various Birds and i . Animals. A CHILD OF THE WEST. I THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. ! PULLER'S piCTURES ' Are not only showing the Largest Pictures in New Zealand, but the STEADIEST AND BRIGHTEST. MOTTO: ALWAYS UP TO DATE. Reserves, Is 6d. Telephone, No. 3084. ■ ~. PLAN AT WILDMAN'S. i FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO FULLER'S. TUTEWTON PIuTURE ~PALACE, *™ Karangahape Road, Penny Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. Come Where the Crowds are Coming. To See Another Splendid Programme. THE IDEAL PICTURES. I BORY O'MORE, Grand Irish Drama. LEAN WOLF'S END. Sensational Western Drama. With 7 more Dramas, Comics and Comedies Prices: Adults, 6d to all parts; Children, 3d. • Each Day, 2 to 5 p.m..- 7 to 10.15 p.m. rpOWN HALL, AUCKLAND. FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY. ! FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. FOB ONE NIGHT ONLY. MONDAY, APRIL 22. In the Presence of His Excellency. the Governor and Suite. THE HERO OF THE HOUR. THE HERO OF THE HOUB. FOREMOST CELEBRITY OF THE TIME. FOREMOST CELEBRITY OF THE TIME. > "THE POLAR STAB." . "THE POLAR STAB." THE GREAT CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS. THE GREAT CAPTAIN COURAGEOUS. The Renowned Explorer, ROALD AMUNDSEN, BOALD AMUNDSEN,-<-ROALD AMUNDSEN. ROALD AMUNDSEN, BOALD AMUNDSEN. > ROALD AMUNDSEN, Will Deliver The Thrilling Story of. Heroic Adventure, HOW I BEACHED THE SOUTH POLE. HOW I REACHED THE SOUTH POLE. HOW I BEACHED THE SOUTH POLE. Illustrated by Over ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL PICTURES. ONE HUNDRED ORIGINAL PICTURES, Taken by Captain Amundsen Himself. Reserved Seats, 4s; Body of Hall, 3s; Back Seats, 2s; Balcony, Is. The Box Plan i» NOW OPEN at Wildman's. Day Sales at Martelli's. CABLYLE SMYTHE. nri'IZENS' , BALL TO THEIR vEXCELLENCIES. LORD AND LADY ISLINGTON. A Complimentary Ball will be tendered to Their Excellencies. Lord and Lady Islington, by the Citizens of . Auckland. IN THE TOWN HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22nd. AT, 9 P.M. Tickets: Gentlemen. £1 la; Ladies, 12a 6d. # Applications for Tickets should be made to the undersigned, at 7, Swanson-street, as early as possible, as the number will necessarily be limited. E. A. DAEGAvTLLE, H. 0. TJtiWSLEY, Hon. Sees. C ,' ' " , .:„! =3 Church Notices. MOUNT EDEN CONGEEGATIONAL CHURCH. SETTLEMENT OF REV. H." STEELE. CBAIK AS PASTOR., •■ Induction Service THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Preacher: REV. ROBERT MITCHELL, Chairman Congregational Union of New Zealand. '— . ' ' ■ '; ==a Meetings. rtnrzENS' reception to THE HON. ARTHUR M. MYERS, M.P., ' Minister of Railways, Finance, and Defenoe. Citizens, both ladies and gentlemen, are invited to attend at the Town Hall, Auckland, on THURSDAY EVENING.- the toth inst.. at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of tendering a Reception to the Hon. A. M. Myera and congratulating him on his elevation to Ministerial rank and on his assumption of three' important portfolios. The Prime Minister (the Hon. Taos. Mackenzie) and other Cabinet Ministers have signified their intention of being present., GEORGE ELLIOT, Chairman of Executive. W. WALLACE BRUCE, Secretary. •pEMUERA ROAD BOARD. The Annual Meeting of the Batepayera of the Remuera Road District will bo held at St. Mark's Hall on THURSDAY. 2nd May, 1912, at 7.30 p.m. CHAS. S. WILSON, ! : ' ■':;,-: • 'Clerk,- 'j Remuera Road District.. THE CHINA INLAND MISSION.— John Southy, Home Director of the above for Australasia, will give a Bible Reading in the Baptist School Hall. Jervois Road, THIS (Friday) EVENING, 7.45. All welcome >. : ■ -> ===== " a 'a; THOSE who have had most experience with " NAZOL" in the treatment of Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Colds in the Head, are its Btaunchest friends. They have proved its worth and know what it will -accomplish. Have you over tried it? It will make a friend of you, Sold everywhere, Is 6d.bottle of 60 doses, ; k * ■■: •rv ;.;■:;: ■■;.'; ;., ' " .■. ■ -]-,'/'.J-'' ;" '■ > y-"'.', l - (