Page 12 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15496, 1 January 1914, Page 12

.. ~" : Amusements....:. :.-.-..- - AP EH.A _ H.O tf.S.B IMPOBTANT NOTICE.; WITH TO NtGHrß'' ■iK.goNSECMON ! WILL BE ON S/AT »«I WILL BE ON VIEW AT THI* THEATRE OFFICE ALL" DAY. ■■~-> -- - ' •----' | B S °E°i?B D 2 S '6 D B B°E°ff |_^ A PBICESASUSUAL... jj.. QP EKA ' " HOUSE. rpO-DAY. AT 2,^0. A GREAT HOLIDAY MATINEE BILL. Programme precisely; the Same as at Night. 1 .'■-'*■; REDUCED PRICES> ' ■; '__• aid! 6d. Children 6d to all PS™- ... Doors ojpenJ^^n^__J i Commence 2.30. APE B A ' ■•( 'HOUSE. V:' BRENNAN-FULLEE'S j CITCUIT. ; , ■', Implies the Very Best in Vaudeville. • y -Vi TWO BIG SHOWS TO-DAY. |^, f r PBICES AS USUAL. PRICES AS-WgAL. ?NO INCREASED HOLIDAY PRICES. „ MATINEE. 2.30. EVENING AT 8. ■r,:, A GREAT. SHOW THIS : WEEK. _ IQ-STAR VAUDEVILLE : ARTISTS-j^ FEATURING AN EXTRAORDINARY . . - ' X ATTRACTION. ■ .'/ . For !•>*Limited Season ■ only, : engaged ,in' ..}',••' ? America at Enormous Expense, ■••-.:■ gUNTEESS JJUNTRESS THE WORLD'S GREATEST ICHARACTE'R IMPEBSONATOB -. "' " " And ;~ ' ' • ,r CLASSICAL .DANCER. / : GORGEOUS ; SCENERY AND STAGE , -.';. -•. EFFECTS. WAS A SENSATION iIK AUSTRALIA. mW '■■< IS NOW THE BAGE OF AUCKLAND. ,'Remember the season is' a limited one. - - TWO CREMERS, Sketch -Artists. " 'JEWELL AND ;* JORDAN. ;^.,^ A Riot Nightly. \ ; Human; Mocking;. Bart* SALMON AND JOY. " ' Brilliant i English Comedy; Sketch r, Artist*. 'v. MAX AND CAMERON, «t America's Premier Singing Ventriloquises. * GALE AND SADIE. ' MARGARET COBBY. ,■■,-, ? * CLAYTON AND CROAN. 'vTTENRI pRENCH-TJENRI JpBNCH : • THE 1 ' INTOXICATED GENIUS. • -"; KOTE—POPULAP, PRICES: . D.C. AND 0.5., OS STALLS. £8 gD FAMILY CIRCLE, IS. % BOOK SEATS AT THEATRE ALL DAY. Bookinir.only 6d extra. > Book your Seats to ensure comfort.' WHS l/ING'S. rpHEATRE. ' ,; '< ,' MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. nPHE' "THING'S ■'JHEATBB, THE PEOPLE'S UNIVERSITY. . .PULLER'S-' PICTURES. .' ! • ■ XDLLER'S -JTICTURES. ■£) p Great: Success of \ the '. New 5 Programme. ;t SPORTS IN MERRY ENGLAND (Sporting). THE LIVING DOLL (Drama). • -: rpHE ' QPEEb",I7INGS,'- , JLHE Opeed JmNGS, A Lively Keystone Comedy with t a • good 1 ■■■•"'■. -■ Motor Race.. ?! ACROBATIC=:FEATSIN-i OPEN , AIR. A Novel Yaudsville Turn. ■ the INTRUDER. ' J.HE Intruder. To' the eld ; , Tenants ' the young : heir appears as ian '' intrude?.*; Ho* takes possession ■< or their horob and their niece, making /. '." 'land Everybody ; else;happy. -,'-., A i'STOB y-';6f) LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. ; MAX! AND HIS PORTMANTEAU .(Comedy). ■ -■'.'= "''■■•''"••-■■ ■i: Prices : ' Front Dresa \ Circle, In; Sd;'i Circle/ la ;- ; Stalls 6d. J .sß«ortfbs ;• »i;,M; Bros and on.'tahiht Theatre. V '; L -: ' j \.:.''-,':/'t'r.'r Meetings. NZ. EVANGELISTIC and PUBLICAi CATION ASSOCIATION.'. - . ; 21st ANNUAL CONFERENCE will be held sin CHURCH OF CHRIST. WEST ST., TO-MORROW -;u (FRIDAY), ■' ' - Business' Sessions at 9 a.m. ' and;2;p.m.Si w Publaß '--■ Meeting \ &i v 'i.otf, g when V Addresses on ''the vßlible,- and-- Present-day v Problems will be r delivered. ' -"- '•w. ■ , . .' _' "1. " The Bible: Is It Reliable?" by Mi. •■ ■ ;C.-'C.-' Brown. ■. . ' C " What Does the Bible S'*y Coocsra- ■■ bg 5 the Present EWorld .Unrest?" by Mr. L. E. FaUmer.' - \ - 5. " What Solution Doeu the Bible? Offer : , for 'tho : ; Economic Problems of the . Day?" by Mr. Geo. f i A3aridea. ' . Cordial, invitation 'to', s.U. ' :'.•■'■>.:' -...X'< pmmmnmmmmmmmmmm *w HWywiwifi——■»■! ''''V Tottrigt Resort*. , OXFORD HOUSE, Sbtorna, Haupapa St., ; near Palace * Hotel, central position.— ;Tariff > : from>SOs'Jjer ;i week.;iaf advanoe.-~Mrg. ; W. J. Sta^ley,";Ptoprietri3Sß, \ ■.■.*-. ;-, ' • BBAESiDE War6Uniaon.se.' Arm Sfri Acsonlmodßtiou for Tourists: ;select land central: ;;. terms. 80s * weekly.—Mra-'Rentiie," (Jen.i proprietress. .*:• i .\. -, THE I* GABLES. jf'Ru&UJ^4ol/ s Rooms, spacious bedrooms, f aire balconies, private 1 '- sittiwjrooms; ;; unlimited "'water \ supply ;' ; h. and l v;^ati!i8 r : p.w.' , lavatories; and, croquets'' miens; ?6s day. Launch j.iloma, r ex- i cursions or fisainj.—Mrs. E. J." liarby, Pr» ,prietre3ji.-.-,;\ •-. ;■,'.''■ v,:",- rr" BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, ROTO- « RUA, the largest Private Hotel of Roto- " rua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 ; visitors. 14*. 'B^r.t' renovated the whole ! of it fceadr for the season. * Electric light • throughout, 1 hot and cold baths, patent lava*, tones, etc: nearest house to Goyernmenl ; D^tnß.■^inctedinß"'th9■;lMgeS;new■; ; bath-house. ' Motor-oars and conveyances -leave Brent's for ; ail; the side ' trips. ;X Terms reasonable. fern meet nil-traina.-a..T. BRENT. -Propr. , rfBlRWEtiL' PRIVATE .; HOTEL, I • ' ROTORUA. J, P.O. Box,' 29. , Tel shone, 20.' . Tologrnphic.. Address: -"TnirwelU' v ■ '■•' .Fir.at-claBS, "AccomDiodatiOT.',;'.'^''- 1 .:; Tariff: 6s- p-ar« day, oriSSs'-piir week. ,-,/ MRS. P..8. GILES. Proprietraas. - : rRVKE •. " HOLIDAY AT THE BRIGHTON" ' : X-.-o,^v^^OF. s AUCKLAND, ■ : :; WAIWEBA HOT SPRINGS '". BOXED,-'*' , ' WAIWERA. - ■ . '■ WEEK-END TRIP; ;: . •:Inoludtnj["Stoamer' audi Hotel Charge*, )f<", fl k' : m . UNDER i: NEW MANAGEMENT. :"'.. WENZL-.SOHOLLUM, ' ' A.. C. BARNES. Proprietor. ' ■ . ' - Manager: -.- f rnriher particulate, 'Phone ■■■' 1560. Auofc ■ land, ; or, Waiwera Hotel Bureau, /(.-'.< - jWUfTER'B .ISLAND, TAUMARI3NUI. SA . Beautiful Wooded Island in the .iWa ; nganui .River, 1, quite <■[ close % to 'faumarunuii Beat i* of ; fishing and river bathing.';:' Ideal summer j resort. Roomy, comfortable tents, with sboarded!flo<->->v Board at '.homestead. Visitors met at trains., * ." '.••.■••>.••> Apply . /.-.. ;,;■:.; THE'MANAGEB. MUBIWAIS- HOUSE. > WEST COAST. Near =Motut»ra' Books; ■; and'FArty- m'%. ■- ;•'>.. ■ < mile Beach. ..:-,■ .'' • Two Beautiful Waterfalls. Three Gem Lakes. Highly/ recommended by, doctors i as a.health resort.*?' 80U . Acres Beautiful Bush • Scenery, SURF-BATHING, FISHING, BOATING. First-clfeßs Accommodation: •■•• FRENCH CHEF. Tariff: 05s week. & day. Hot, and cold water, septioi tanks. ;f4sminif,fwm station;';Traiiui, met by arrangement,' and parties' conveyed ■ta Motutara. Telephone: Muriwai Beach Bureau Perfect, Trip for' Motors, .14 lionrs from Auckland. ; l ' ■i? ',- BI'jANCHFIELD AND CO.. ■-!; ' ;..,,..',' i .;'. {Muriwai, , Wsimauku. - r: ; TTING'S ipOURT PRIVATE TTOTEL. UPPER OUEEN AUCKLAND. 1 . • -MR! G. .USHER,' Proprietor.' . .•:. This', Hot'?l;l is very .■■ private,'* central, ' and convenient: f ; surrounded :by large; well-laid- . out groundij;, in the-healthiest part of the city, tenni9> courts, three-rink bowling green.' gymnasium, i full-sized ; :f billiard table,'vana bating.—Telephone 2256.: \ ..:. QTONEHURfST. i» ' -7 7~~" M SYMONDS STREET. ; AUCKLAND.:' ;t ', ;, NEW-.'ZEALAND. STRICTLY ! FIRST-CLASS BOARD ,'MRB. ALBERT A. BROWN,'Telephone• 60*. >, -' ' !Pro»ri3trees. 7 ;. '■■■ : -T:AND. RESIDENCE. - ■; Telegrams: "Stonohurst. Auckland," RADNOR RESIDENTIAL HOTEL, Waterloo Quadrant,;.: Auckland. New. House in ttneauaLed'position'^ overlooking GovernGrounds and the Harbour; five minutes from station and centre!of city. Large balconies, spacious lounge, fine drawing, smoking, and writing rooms; all well appointed. Electno' light throughout. -v Moderate tariff. MR3. G. H. MoDONALD - ,r •*;."'.(Late of Rotorua). • :-Telegrams: "Radnor," Auckland. EANDWICK.^Hinemoa'; : St., Rotoma- '.. Terms; 82s Cdpir week; 5s 6d per day. Hot and!cold' bath,', <sleotri<v light throughout. New to Beat, GO. Smins from baths,,; 2mins from railway station.— -Wrathall^ Proprietress. V .■,'■■- '■>...,,■.. ,TDEAL;SEASIbE. r HOLIDAY.-Cowes Bay, A Waiheke Island.—Shctt smooth-water trip from : Auckland; !? safe, Bandy : beach for bathing; 't good ■■ fishing; ;. dancing' hall,; acetylene gas: boats and launch free. Write or phone Cowes Bureau.—H. I. Insley. Pro. ■niCK'S ; BALATA ''BELTING, ** • , LEATHER'BELTING, ■*> ,'"• LUBRICATING OILS, J, j ;.; WATERPROOF CART "& . RICK COVERS, : - VENTILATING FANS. Etc.. Etc K,ffOTOO v .AND"CO.. S9. FORT.'ST,'