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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15374, 8 August 1913, Page 12

Amusements. ry PER a TJ ous E. - Direction :- - - Brennan-Fuller's, Ltd. Managing Director - - Ben. J. Fuller. ...'■ V "VAUDEVILLE DE :, LUXE." i THE ,-2 QT; T EONARDS. ;; HE (JT JUEONARDS, . Quaint; Chair Acrobats awl Equilibrists, -1-2.' featuring their ~i.*,« WONDERFUL SOMERSAULTING DOGS. ;■; Immense and Artistic Attraction. ,-, T>P HE T YRICAL- T?OUR. £■• Ihb' -IJ YRICAL •.-* -tour. _■ .v .Presenting a Novel and Original Entertain: ment Embracing Vocal Quartettes. ; Humorous,; Sketches. Bass Solos, Principal Boy Turns. Broadwood piano used. ;, :-;-'? LEOPOLD Extraordinary Chair \. , SISTERS. Balancers and Tumblers BRIGHT SISTERS. RUBY WALLACE, GEORGE DEAN, LOUIE DUGGAN, SLAVIN AND TH6MSON, -„„Ai rtl x. . :.:. F. BRANSCOMBE, HENCHEY VINCETTI : AND £ BUSH, America's. Foremost Comody Acrobats. Last Two Nights of Season.-^-. : ■ DECARS >•A ND > rpOMATO, . ECARS AjSD : • XOMATQ. , (Acrobats) ■ (Clown Donkey). ■•; ..One Long ' Scream of Laughter! ■ - D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is: Reserves, 2s Gd; Family '-Circle. :'6<L:; Book Beats at Wildman- and Arey's. - .-■",' rpHE ' THING'S HHHEATRE. ' MATINEE," rpO-MORROW, AT O Qf) T HE ' TTING'S ■..-. ' rpHEATRE. , End of Id Section. Pitt ' Street. -;.; c FULLER'S The Best PICTURES, of All JT * LAST TWO NIGHTS iOF : HE T\OLL. rpHE T)OLL. Featuring one of the Greatest, Most Powerful, yet Pathetically' Tender and Truly-Human Dramatic Reproductions, which strikes a responsive chord in the hearts of all. ; v WORKING UP A PRACTICE, . „■« LAKE - LAND •OF BAVARIA, BROTHER BILL.;■ ■ ; STOLEN GLORY. SLATE QUARRYING— Picture. Q.ROUNDLESS QUSPICION, "... • An Exceptionally Fine Domestic Drama. ■■_, . THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. .-.: Prices.-Is and 6a; Reserves, Ivil Bros., .Is 6u. TVTEWTON ' ' PICTURE ?ALACE. ' -LV Karangahape Road, Id section. ; ". 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STREET. FINE MAPLE /FLOOR (the only one .in . Auckland). V L_ Large Floor Upstairs, for Learners only. ' Admission and skates^ Is, 7.30 to 10 p.m., Is 6d ; DANCE.— Saturday, St. - Benedict's Hall. i A Befits; band..' •; best ,y programme, J- beat dancers. • Ladies', prize. . Masonic Hall, Devonport, V Friday—Beginners i and'; practice, : 6.45.— Bailey. -• - ~ '■ ?:■ ,•■•.■■-.:,■ /'^ Lectures. mHEOSOPHIL SOCIETY. PUBLIC LECTURE AT PARNELL. "WHY WE RETURN TO ~ EARTH-LIFE." ; V -By;;Miss'C. W. Christie.'- - > ■ . ...In ODDFELLOWS* HALL. -''--. '' MANUKA U- ROAD. : • THIS , EVENING, at, 8 i o'clock. - .;:-, Vocal ;• Solos by Mrs. Hamilton Hedges. ! ?'/ Meetings, ; '■.'■■' i ' ■'.:' A GENERAL ' MEETING '■- of Members Vof the Makarau Public : Hall and = Athenaeum will* b*.sf held in the " n • ■ MAKARAU ' HALL,' ' On SATURDAY, 23rd , Inst.,; at 7.30 p.m. Landed , Property. - . RAHTRI ROAD*' EPSOM. ■>■* "" NEW MODERN RESIDENCE, ;GIOOO. 6 Rooms, e*ery modern convenience.-.v. Also; Section adjoining, £200. «,.. i >\-'- NELSON AND WELLESLEY STREETS. & 115 ft by 96ft; INCOME^SOO.- ~"??* PRICE, ; £4160. ; VERY EASY TERMS.'. ■','; FACTORY ; LEVEL—£10 .par foot. IN WELLINGTON ST., 33.3 by 89 and 227. FREEMAN'S "BAY < CORNER. ALSO BUILDING SITE at Reduced'. Price. 1 CHEAP- BUILDING SITES: LOWER HOBSON ; STREET. ,V; /.; CITY FREEHOLD WHICH MUST RISE PRESENT, INCOME. £3110.' ~. " ' REMUERA—LOVELY VIEWS. ' ' HOUSE AND ONE ACRE, ,clow to ; tram. Wide verandahs and garage. .; QUEEN STREET PROPERTY. BONA-FIDE BUYERS ONLY. ' ALBERT ST. 'AND FEDERAL ST.. TWO FRONTAGES—I2.2OO aq.. ? ft. THE FINEST RESIDENCES - IN REMUERA. ~ .. , ~ , ' MEADOWBANK ESTATE, REMUERA.. ! THREE TO SIX ACRES. <■' ; ST. ! GEORGE'S BAY ROAD, 68ft 6in by 280 ft • '-'■'-'• ■ PAPATOETOE. " ' ._ > • TEN ALLOTMENTS. 2 to 5 Acres, - FROM £140 PER ACRE. ALSO SPLENDID NEW: HOUSE. > '-' , With sor 13 Acres. 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