Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15238, 27 February 1913, Page 12

| Amusements. QUEEN'S rpHEATRE. QUEEN STREET. MacHahon and Loddor .. .. Proprietors GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO. Daily, 11 e,.ip. till 11 m. Don't think that because wo b/vre started to make a noise that we are green at the Picture Game, Ours is no bubble reputation. 'Tis the silent, testimony of steady growth. TODAY—THURSDAY— ' We take pleasure in Featuring a Great ' Sensational Drama, in three spools, ! FRA I^iavolo. "{.IRA RA -L'IAVOI.O. RA UIAVOLO. " , The Brigand of the Italian Forests. A Film strong to hold, which, being filmed amidst Gorgeous and Beautiful Scenery, will please and delight both the young and old, whilst passing the censor or the most fastidious patron. Supported by THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR—Oomic-SHOT-GUN RANCHMAN. SHOT-GUN RANCHMAN. Interesting BLACK SEA. Scenic, BLACK SEA. 9 WANTED A PRACTICE THINK OF ITI THtNK OF IT! Adults 6d. Children M. 1 T7"ING - QONTINUOES - (HEORGfi — IV KJ PICTURES. , V* , (Opp. H.M. Theatre Stalls Entrance). r 12 TO 5, AND 7 TO 10. „ " Public Opinion—"The Best Picture*5 BETTER CANNOT BE SEEN. I Exceptional Programme now Showing. Two Clarendon Masterpieces. " LIEUT. HOSE AND THE ROBBERS. Drama 1 Daring, Exciting, and Senational Actventurer of XiieutcziJint Rose. " EE. BRIAN PEIjLIE AND THE SECRET : DESPATCHES. This is the Story of how Spies tried to obtain possession of secret despatches, how they were foiled, and the last desperate stand they made when cornered. Full of most Exciting and Sensational Situations. r JANE SHORE .... Historical Romanes 8 SCUTARI • Scenic This should be of great present interest. Scutari bein? now besieged by the Balkan Allies- . GAUMONT GRAPHIC ...... Topical ' THE LITTLE CRIPPLE Drama GONTEON'S INHERITANCE . . . Comic — BOBBY'S START IN LIFE .... Comio Da,y Sessions: Stalls, 3d; Children 2d. Tourist Resorts. lu — Abawa ttotise, ,n. " WORLD-FAMED PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTORUA. 0 _____ I. Stands high in best part of town; rorj. rounded with beautiful grounds, in which it guests may wander and enjoy the ntmoat privacy. Commanding lovely VIEWS OF •o LAKE. MOUNTAIN SCENERY, and Thermal (} Action. »noyatcd and Replenished throughout, including a Broadwood Concert Grand Piano. Coaches and Motors call for all Trips. TERMS: 83 per day. Summer, £2 53 per 3 week. Winter, £2 2s per week. MRS. R. GRIFFITHS, Proprietress. j JJRENT3 BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTORUA. The Largest Private Hotel of Eotorna. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors Mr. Brent has renovated the _ whole of it ready for the spason. Electric " light throughout, hot and cold baths. ° patent lavatories, etc.; nearest house to ° the Government hatha including th© large new bath-honse. Motor cars and convey- * ances leave Brent'e for all the side trips. Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains. 8. T. BRENT. Proprietor. rpHIEWELL PRIVATE HOTEL. ROTORUA X P.O Bo* 29 Telephone 20. Telegraphic Address: " Thirwell." . First-class Accommodation. ■ MRS. P. B. GILES, Proprietress — gPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS Aif N -^T-aiweea, THE QUEEN OF SEASIDE HOLIDAY RESORTS, 34 Miles from Auckland by Road or Steamer. Ring: up Hot Springs Hotel for all particulars. _ C. B. CAVE. 3 1 Manager. RING'S QOURT "pRIVATE . JJOTEL, UPPER QUEEN-OT.. AUCKLAND. 2? ]yp- (3- IJSEEB. PROPRIETOR. This Hotel is very private, central, and convenient, surrounded bj large and well laid out grounds, and in the healthiest part of'the city. Tennifi court and gymnasium; full-sized billiard table and statins. Telephone 2256. QTONEHUEST. O S-3TEEET, AUCKLAND. tt NEW ZEALAND. t STRICTLY FIRST-CXjASS BOARD AND Ja RESIDENCE. i.) Telegrams—" Stonehurat. Auckland." MRS. ALBERT A- BROWN. Proprietras3, to Telephone 504. RYECROFT, 26, SIMOND3 STREET. la now open as it A Superior Private Hotel for Tourists and Permanent^. MRS. KNOCK, ~' (Lata of Hot Springs Hotel, To Aroha, and Waikato Hotel). — 'Phone 4268. _ j MUEIWAI HOUSE. WEST COAST. G. jVX Near Motntara Rocks and FortyMile Beach. Two Beautiful Waterfalls. Three Gem Lakes. Highly recommended by doctors as a health 300 Acres Beautiful Bush Scenery. SURF BATHING, FISHING, BOATING. First-class Accommodation. FRENCH CHEF. Tariff: 35s week, 6s day. Hot and cold water; septic tanks; 45min«. from station. Trains met by arrangement, and parties conveyed to Motutara. Telephone: Muriwai Beach Bureau. Perfect Trip for Motors; li hours from Auckland. BLANCHFIELD AND CO.. Muriwai. Waimaukn. AEE YOU GOING TO SYDNEY? Stay at Carlton Mansion. Glebe Point, handy : to City. Moderate tariff. Proprietress, Mrs. [D Rosewarne. Tel. 173. GlebeCORRESPONDENCE INVITED. a —— — - id rnHE COMMONWEALTH, Eotorna; three pr! J. minutes from Baths and Railway Station. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, thirty rooms. Summer, 35s per lc- week, fis per day. Winter, 30a per week, 6s m per 'day.—V. Mangham, Proprietor. P.O. it. Box. 61- - nd it TILFORD HOUSE, right opp. railway eta0d M tion. Rotorua; close baths and. sanatorium grounds;- 30s *reek. 5s day. JARS. J. CROSS, Jan.. Proprietress D rpHS AUSTRALIA PRfVATE HOm , 49. X Wellesley-street West, Aucklimd. just ibove Opera House: Imin. Queen-street; 40 y rooms; charges moderate; wire for rooms. ' 'Phone. 4233. MRS. J. F. DWYER. late of Rotorua ET mjiß GABLES. Russell.-40 Booms, spacious I bedrooms, airy balconies, private sittineTooms, unlimited water supply; hot and _ co d baths; patent water lavatories; 6s day, week Launch Ailoma. harbour excurR sions or fishing, rod or line.-Mrs. E. J. Darby. Proprietress. Hotels. THE NEW POST OFFICE IS ALONGSIDE A ""S H OT " — -pESTAURANT, N, ' Private Entrance: CUSTOMS ST. First European Plan Hotel in New Zealand. IS Tariff: Rooms only from 3a per day. 1 EYSER HOTEL. WHAKAREWAREWA. VJT ROTORUA. -a One and a-half miles from Eotorna. The famous Geysers and many other wonders of the district to bo seen from balcony of EL ho ' lC? Tariff from 10s 6d per day. ■yqSITORS -TO CANTERBURY, N.Z. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. — CHEISTCHCJRCH. E. Overlooking Cathedra! Square, and in proximity to banks, post office, and lead- . ing bouses. ' The Hotel par excellence for Tourists and Interprovincial Visitors. Full descriptive l0i ? tariff from the Modern Host, ail ' W. F- T. GEIGSBY. b«, ■ —' ' "I on ~~ Toilet. — T ADIES' HAIRDRESSING. BY -L* Hair Treatment, Cutting. Singeing, . Shampooing, Dyeing, Tinting. Face Miis,na sage. Manicuring, Combings made up. as ® Country orders promptly attended to. MRS. GREENWOOD. Mayfair Toilet Booms, 266, Queen Street,, jL _, Next Edjon, Chemist. 'Phone 4165.