Page 14 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15482, 13 December 1913, Page 14

- ~ r Amusements. ...' QUEEN'S THEATRE r DOMlN?oTp?rffi E r T \ t , V . 60 WHE^| P T H T E DR C L R0 C &s LT G n , . Daily, U a.m. to 10 30 nm G0! m „ CONTINUOUS PICTTTP& TO-DAY - SATURDAY- ftr^ Final Presentation of Present ? T - ' Most Successful ProgfaS MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER u Another Remarkable Prnrii,,..; 3 " '* THE V AI *PIKE. U ' ' J- HE Vampire; . '-xm gg IJIHE yAMPIRE'. -, m A Triumph in Sensational Drama ' T HE y^IIII-., realistic and thrilling "r ™ 0 realistic and thrilling at &e »l>id.'>' the spectator is caur-ht and whir??rt odes «** • ' a region .of breathless cscitoment ?3 iEt ' . thralling interest. -"lenient and en. This Magnificent Picture will *~ a a • Thi,/o,?r ioDs ™®4«"'"' Adults. 6d. nW?°nt', ? ■ . Children. 6£ I r. mQ G EORGE TOtttt 1 (Opp.H.M. Theatre Stalls Entrance)"' I s „ CONTINUOUS PICTURES I 8 "--tinio w..j^£T j ; NOW SBOWING-FRI., SAT '""t J; Magnificent Hand-coloured Drama In Three Reels. 3300f '■ T HE B ONDS QF MARm M ■ THE -gONDS Q F M Jg^ T HE B ONDS 0 F M A |if| 1 Featuring MISS IDA NEILSEN '•* Intensely interesting drama of aoci.l lifl I The story of a woman whose love f.j.j ' ? Ec^F^ffiL ll^ I LUBIN DRAMA, " ' m i • THE pfilCE JJEMANDED. ; How » woman's ungrudging sacrifice J v BILLY GETS ARRETED - - . J \\ , PAY SESSIONS-SUlls, 3d Circle?^ ' ' Will EnS Ffflii TO-NIGHT. AND NIGHTLY at So elf CROSS V. CRESCENT S)l cgoss v. crescent"' 1 CROSS V. CRESCENT i' a r ioV ol Constantinople) . a Great Coloured Historical Photc-P'iAi Rare Beauty, rich in scores of Oriental »£ dour, depict ng in a vivid way th» ffl fall of Two Great Empires. ' °mi aad I tv mTr2%L Finc Gems sre- Tll^ffi'^^^Hi ANIMATED NEWS-LocaT ay '.\ T-,:, -t 'Phone. A 340. 1 I rices as Usual. ! , ' WEST END pICT(T nva '' V VV THIS DAY AT 230 JUTINeI E S '.' ' Children, 3d •■. '■ aa v RE - D KIN AIDERS. .■•r ■ i And Every Evening at 8, usual progranna; ; t TOWN ,TT AT' ?■-'" 'I 1O W N •"■ Al ti TO-NIGHT V , AND EVERY NIGHT NEXT WEEK _. .. EXCEPT TUESDAY WEEK -: (When the Company appears at Onehungsj. I Owing to the enthusiastic and'popular ; 'J reception acorded to these Concerts i? Management have decided to continue them ■'! as above. , cla ;*| i MONSTER PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT —' if Great Duet from Garden Scene in " Faust" • I Margherita, MADAME WIELAERT ' v < r " Faust. MR. PHILIP NEWBURY '• ' ■& Magnificent 2nd and 3rd Movements of Men- - delssohn's Concerto, by Herr Pechot<ch • Songs, Dnets, Character Sketches, etc'- ■ Instrumental Solos and Duets. Violin aid '■ _, _ _ Piano. -9 ■•':•:■': The Best Concerts ever Presented to the Ns» Zealand Public—All Star T Artists. MADAME WIELAERT • >>■'■ ' HERR PECHOTSCH. \ , •■' ; MR, THOMAS HARRIS. ! §& MISS "ABEL SECCOMBE. '<• i HERIt JOHAN WIELAERT, : - : : . MADAM?. PECHOTSCH,' • And Special Engagement of •'*.:;■ .'. MR. PHILIP NEWBURY. Popular Prices— and Is. '■'£■■■ - We use a Bechstein Grand Piano. P. A. HILLARY, ,-, '■'&.- ,•;■ Manager. ~>;. THE CONTINUOUS PICTURE THEATRE - .; PAR EXCELLENCE. , ": y The New and Palatial ''•'■■ -V\'-' : - PRINCESS THEATRE. OUEEN STREET. • GRAND OFFICIAL OPENING, r' - • CHRISTMAS WEEK. - - -A Revelation in Picturedom. • - ■ THE ORPHAN HOME, PAPATOETOE. /' THE. ANNUAL- CHRISTMAS TREE, r Given by Mrs. A. Peel and her Friend!, Will be held at - ;•; THE HOME, . PAPATOETOE, - 1 .• On-FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER U, Friends of the Children and of the j v; - Institution invited. •.,■;l'JfcW- ■ '•'•, E. BROOKE-SMITH. ' [ - • ■ Secretary. ■■■.;• DRAMATIC ' READING. | " CAPTAIN BRASSBOUND'S : :■-; &'.i K'.J CONVERSION" ■'••-':;¥ I (Bernard Shaw), UNITARIAN CHURCH. > | PONSONBY ROAD, MONDAY, Dec. •■ loth. V- ! . I 8 p.m. Collection at door. > : " ;■ i THE PRINCESS THEATRE. QUEEN ST. :' Controlled by the Dominion Picture Theatres Co.. Ltd. The Most ■ Luxurious Continuous Picture V : Theatre In the Southern Hemisphere. L 1. ■ .— '••■■..-■. DANCE.— Hall. 7.30 Saturdays. -\ Tuesday, Friday. Confetti Dance, Nest ■ Friday. The coolest hall for slimmer danc- ':'<; ing.— Bailey 1 ' ■ "» '.;; i Miscellaneous. ■ -\ CYCLISTS of Auckland wanted to '''enter [~:\ for Exhibition Flower Carnival, January m 3. - ."■.? ' ?•"•, .^:- ~—■ '■ -. — l. i'.- : ?'. DANISH Lucie Fly Catcher-One million ; yearly used in Denmark. Carbotcsa the disinfectant. Clever Mary the Cleaner. ...:■ THE Boat Quality of Ladies' : While'" ■; 2-Buttoned Shoes at Pearson's Boot.•'•..■* Sforeß, Newton. "v i. ' ; - • ;■'.! BOOKS Bought, Sold, or Exchswo-, ■■' Thousands of best Novels to choose ,-. from, i for Is.—Koesing's Book Exchaa;e.- - Karangahapc Rd. .;..; JIM'McNAMARA, Hairdrseser and : To- ':. v bacconist.—Now Address: Karangslnpf ;>v-'i Rd., next Caledonian Hotel. Will bo pleased ;' ' to see old friends. ''-'"-%S^'> NEW Novelties just arrived for Xmas Pre-, • JA sents. in my new Premise?, just abovs...-... Newton P.O. Come and see.—T. S. Skew*,, Ironmonger. • ■ - _^_ : . LADDERS. Steps, Trestles, Barrow-'. :! . Clothes Boxes. Washtubs. Kerosew -.- -- Tilts, Incubators, Cnikues, Garden Sea.!. ;.■_-.-.. etc., go to J. C. Pelham and Sons, Man*..-..' facturers, 150, Victoria St. W, Roller Skate." .v; and Parts in stock. '■ EDICAL MEN s~tat7 that 'jS/k finest thing in the. world is Pure 9W*m Oil for all complaints. The Gypren Hami«-'; : brand; take it; no other guaranteed. -« single bottle.—s6, Victoria St. i *'--•"> CHILDREN'S STOVES.-Endless enjoyment for tho children-Is. Is 6d. 0! M- r; -, 4s 6d. 6s 6d. 7s 6d, to 355. kew's -mm Stores. Queen Street and Newton. ■■.-..■ . ■ TtfEW gERAID; .'., Scbscriptions, 6d per week, delivered in .. town and suburbs, or 103 per Quarter » advance, posted to any part of the Dominion. Advertisements under the following classes , —Wasted, To Let. Foil Sale. Lost m .;, ; : Found, Personal, Board and Residencb--are inserted at the rate of 18 words for Is, « ■ three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d t0 ,;..-* : : cash, paid in advance. '-WM ' Births, Marriages, and Deaths, 2s m each insertion; Funeral Notices, 1b fc ?j{ • These announcements must be signed by « _ advertiser. - _ ,'; Replies to advertisements will be receive. lat the offices of the HERALD free of charge. ? . I Instructions as to the insertion or^^-';., ! drawal of advertisements in the WW •: ■• 1 must be in writing- ' '•' ~-'f'3rSi The Proprietors do not boH themsel«' : . responsible for non-insertion of adverts , ■•. ments through accident or from other cause or for error in the'publication of any save-; tiiement. • ,cl\j' • Telephones :-AdverUsing and Commercia \ Department. 178; Job Printing Order Otn«' : .. : 2890; Publishing. 14; Editorial. 220- ;