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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15169, 7 December 1912, Page 14

* Amusements. ■ ■''■"! Q U.E EN'S rn HE '' i T» E. --'■ QUEEN-STREET. ; V\ ".J..MAOMAHON AND LODDER^J^™ etorß ' THE CROWDS GO 1 _ . Daily. 11 a.m. to 11 P-m- . . M . We do not Close between,>* TO-DAY - ..- SATURDAY — *S5St Final Presentation of Present Most Successful Programme. ~ MONDAY NEXT._ A GIGANTIC PRODUCTION. _ . In which Acrobats, Tumblers. .Horse^ *»«*• and Wild Animals appear with wonderiui THE LION' TAMER'S SfVENSf' THE LION TAMER'S REVENGE. 2000 ft of Thrills, • m . m(l A BERD36 OP SENSATIONAL iNOTriLn?' Antonio and Olea are Lion-tamers:- Lieut. Alexander, a patron of the Circus, lows plea, and she reciprocates his love. Antonio is mad with Jealousy. HE SWEARS REVENGE. . A dastardly Plot is Put into .^ffgfc Clea is.-Bound to a Pole in the Lion 8 Ring Alexander is Tied and Left Helpless. , AT THE MERCY OF THE LIONS. . TORN TO PIECES- „, ni The Arrest of Antonio—The Reward or • His Revenge. _ THE FINAL SCENE. t A Film That WillGrii% THINK "OF IT! . £ffiL°& IT! Adults 6d. ■..■•"■ Children 3d. , QUEEN'S IJIHEATBE., QUEEN-STREET. ''~ ■ MAOMAHON AND LODDEB. Proprietors. CONTHNUOUS PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT. In "Celebration of the FIRST ANNIVERSARY (November £5. 1912) of the I""?*"" 1 of the-QUEEN'S THEATRE, Queen-street. MESSRS*. MACMAHON AND LODDLR Will Present" _._, TWO CASH PRIZES OF £5 EACH, ,■. One tfc he competed for by, Ladies, and the other by Gentlemen, for Patrons wbo estimate most approximately the number or persons who have paid for admissionijo the Queen's Theatre during the First lear of its Establishment. Every Person who pays for admission to the Queen's Theatre from Saturday, December 7, to Wednesday, December 18. will receive a Coupon eacn time, whioh entitles the holder to one Estimate, to be written on each Coupon. The above Commences TO-DAY (Saturday). ■pTOEESTEES' THEATRE, ONEHUNGA. Direction ... ... MacMa-hon and Lodder. 'QUEEN'S TpiOTURES. ' TO-DAY AT 2.30. TO-NIGHT AT 8. Still they come—one success after another. Featuring A Vitagraph Masterpiece, ROMANCE OP WALL-STREET. Supported by a truly Magnificent Programme. Popular Prices. " THE LION TAMER'S REVENGE." For-Sensation it beggars description. MONDAY NEXT, /QUEEN'S rpHEATEE. TUTONSTEE rpuG-OF-WAR QARNIVAL IN LYCEUM THEATRE. ONEHUNGA, EACH NIGHT FROM: JAN. 6 TO JAN. 10. "'"'■ ,£llO IN PRIZES. Open to All-comers. > ONEHUNGA BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY, Under direction of ■ HAYWAED'S ENTERPRISES. LTD. Nominations close ' SATURDAY. Deo. 28, ! 7 p.m. :/'■■ ..■.._.'.. I Nomination Forms and conditions from J. TEED MACKLOW, Hon. Sec. 'Phone No. 1. Oneminga. , T\ON'T •TTOEGET /' JANUARY 9Q j . TITERCEB T>EGATTA, • THE NEW ZEALAND HENLEY. MONDAY NEXT, QUEEN'S rpHEATEE. "THE LION TAMER'S REVENGE." ■ 11 ■ umiii— mmmmmmmmmw^m ——«———sSSSSsSß? 1 Railways. •ROTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYSOn and after MONDAY. 9th DECEMBER. 1912, the names of Murrays and Paritikona Stations will be altered to " Piako" and " Kopaki" respectively . ■ . . BY ORDER.i . . 1 Mining Notices. TAIBUA GOLDEN HILLS. LIMITED. IN LIQUIDATION. All Claims against' the above Company must be lodged with the undersigned on or before > 13th January, 1913, otherwise they cannot be recognised. ■■•■—...' T. F. WALLACE. ; 1 • Liquidator, 60, Shortland-street, December 5. 1912. i.. . . mm—mmmmmmm—mmm i Electoral. rpo THE RATEPAYERS OF EEMUERA. I wish to publicly thank those Ratepayers who supported me at the Poll on WEDNESDAY LAST. A. W. SHORT. Auckland Grammar SchooL TTfHANGAMARINO ROAD BOARD. .•LECTION NOTICE. I hereby give notice that MESSRS. Q. W. ELLIOTT and J. A. SAMPSON have been Nominated to All a vacancy in the Wae* renga Subdivision. Being (one) more than required, a Poll will be taken in Waerenga I Hall, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 [ p.m.. FRDJAY, 13th December. 1912. THOMAS LOFTUS. Returning Officer. Tapiwha, Waerenga, December 3. 1912. Legal Notices. M 8" C LIVB QHALMEES, SOLICITOR, IMPERIAL BUDDINGS (Third Floor), opposite Smeeton's, QUEEN -STREET. AUCKLAND. 'Phone 4129. AND . JTEMINGWAY. SOLICITORS. UNION BUILDINGS, Corner Customs and Queen Streets. I ' ' ■ , J Removal Notices. OWING to the Expiration of my Lease and Alterations to the Premises at present occupied by me. I have moved to 28 and 29. PHCENIX CHAMBERS, opposite New Post Office. j E.B~V aile - ' j Toilet. RANDOLPH EAGLETON. Gold Medallist LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S DRESSER AND HAIR SPECIALIST. The finest Electric Plant in Auckland for treat- : ing the scalp and for loss of hair. 6. VIC- ! TORIA-STREET, QUEEN-STREET; estab- : lished 30 years as a Wigmakei and Human j Hairworker. Consult us if there is anything wrong with your hair. Ladies' rooms. • 'Phone 3170. Open all day Wednesday. Sole I agents Bland's Vegetable Hair Dye, five I shades. Also, Noa. 1 and 2 Dark Hair v Stain, Indelible. *C==== . "j RECEIVING numerous inquiries from i ladies about terms for lessons in Woodcanting, .BLACK BROS., the well-known Wood-carvers, of Newton, have decided m Open*. Special Auckland Suburban Classes for Ladies, in the event of at least 12 ladies wouldlje pupils being forthcoming in one locality:. Classes for Lessons in Wood-carving will be opened* on request, at the following places: I —Birkenhrtnd. Devonpcrt. Onehunga, Remuera Parnell, Epsom Mount Albert, Greenlane, New \ Lynn,.Ellerslie, Henderson, Swanson. Mangero, Pspatoetoe, Papakura, Drury Pukekohe. Toakan, and Mercer. ' Terms on application. BLACK BROS, Wood-carvers, 203. Karangahape\Road. Newton. Auckland. VEGETARIANISM. The Ideal HoY Weather Diet. Try it. ' Guide and Cookery Bo\ke. 9d, lit Id, Is 4d, 2s 2d, post\ frco. Cheap Literature. rOOD REFORM LEAGIN[E OF N.Z., Care 351, Queen-st., A'ycklund. , —__ v — WHE> you take TORa-Lll\>E you know why OTOThody takes TOft.*.-LDm