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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15562, 20 March 1914, Page 12

Amusements.. _____ r\ P E K A HOUSE.] FULLER-BRENNAN'S AUSTRALIAN. ] NTIW ZEALAND, AND INDIA VAUDE- < VILLE CIRCUIT. ] Controlling and Owning 55 Theatres. j joverning Director ... Ben. J. Fuller, i rpHREE T UXORS. SHINING LIGHTS OP PARIS VAUDEVILLE. In a Brilliant Musical Melange. "POSTER, T AMONT AND ROSTER. America's Iron-jawed Acrobatic Marvels. , . MORRAN AND CAHILL. , Brilliant Operatic Harmonists. CUNNINGHAM AND ROSE. A Hilarious American Comedy Act. Typical Western SKetch, _ CAPT. BRUNSWICK AND COMPANY. Sensational Novelties Introduced. MITCHELL AND A Clever American SingLIGHTNOR ins and Talking Act. Sharratt and Lang. Kingsley and Graham. BRENT TTAYES Greatest Living -DBRENT TTAYES *> Banioist. XI . The Wonderful Manipulation of this instrument by this %rtist leaves nothing to be de- | sired. The late King much appreciated i Mr. Hayes's capabilities. j PRICES—D.C. and O.S. 2s, Stalls 1* 6d, ' Family Circle Is. Book Seats at Wildman and Arey's. Booking, 6d. rpHE T/ING'S rpHEATRE. EVER! EVENING AT 8 P.M. "PULLER'S TIURKE'S piCTURES i ' ° /ORCHESTRA. . THE BEST OP ALL. Last Night the Programme was again received with great applause. SECOND LAST NIGHT OF "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINES." " WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINES." "WITHIN THE ENEMY'S LINES.'' A powerful story depicting many exciting incidents during the American Civil War, when the Confederates and Federals were at strife. Pictures of StoryEducational—Comedy Trapped in a Forest Fire—The Latest Paths i Gazette—The Sponge Industry— Many I —Mary Jane— many others. j Is and 6d. Reserves, Is 6d, at Ivil Bros. 8 ■_ NEWTON PICTURE PALACE, KARANGAHAPE RD.. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. . Come Where the Crowds are Coming! Defoe's Immortal Romance, ROBINSON PRUBOE. 3000 ft JiOBINSON URUSOE. Exclusive. The Many Exciting Episodes Faithfully Reproduced. The Wreck—Castaway—The Cannibals— Friday— Rescue. THE LADY IN BLACK— Comedy. CHECKMATED.—Vita. Drama. THE COASTGUARD'S SISTER.-Edison Drama. Supported With Other Fine Subjects. Prices: Adults, 6d; Children. 3d. /DOMING BY SPECIAL TRAINS. „ TX/TRTH ,T>ROS.' QIRCUS. LIMITED. rpHE pREATEST QHOW ON TiARTB:. OPENING AT ■yiCTORIA pARK, M ONDAY, ARCH 23, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. FOR POSITIVELY SIX NIGHTS ONLY, When the whole of Wirth's Mammoth Show will appear. We never divide. CA-NEW ARTISTS-KA Direct from America and Europe. The Greatest Circus Company ever in Australia, including . > DARE-DEVIL DESPERADO, The Audacious Aerial Athlete, who will defy danger by leaping head foremost from a height of 87ft, alighting on ( a concave plat-, form of solid wood upon his chest and hands. The Flying Codonas, La Belle Victoria. Original Nelson Family, Bastons. Hays and Pimple, Alfredo and Senorita, *Dolinda, Doblados, Trained 'Sheep and Pigs, Besides Wirth'B Huge Company of Champion 'pion Artists. THE LARGE MENAGERIE. • Open from 4 to 5, includes every known Wild Animal in the world; also the only Bison in Australia. Prices: 5s Reserved Seats. Plan at Wildman and Arey's. 4s, 3s, 2s. piTY Schools' Annual Swimming Carnival, \J including Professor Anderson's Exhibition Fancy . Swimming, To-night, Albert St. Baths. Adults, 6d. ' Lectures. < LECTURE ON "OTAGO HARBOUR. ITS PAST AND PRESENT" ; Illustrated .LANTERN; SLIDES. /Will be delivered, tinder th« auspices o) the Institute of Local Government Engineer! , ' of New Zealand, BY MR. J. BLAIR MASON. C.E., Engineer to the Otago Harbour Board, In the CONCERT HALL OF THE Y;M.C.A BUILDING, WELLESLEY STREET. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK ADMISSION FREE. I . Meetings. piTY OF. AUCKLAND LOAN PROPOSALS. The Ratepayers are cordially invited t< attend a Meeting..in the. Leys Institute, St Mary's Road, on FRIDAY, 20th inst., a 8 o'clock p.m., when -Worship'the Mayo: will deliver an Address on the subject o the proposals to raise Loan's for Drainage, Municipal Stables and' -Depot, Art Gallerj Extension; Purchase of Mrs. Gillies's Pro perty, Parnell, as a Public Park. HENRY W. WILSON. Town Clerk. March 17. 1914. T E N T, 19 14, ADDRESSES'TO MEN. CHAMBER OF '-■' COMMERCE. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY IN EACH WEEK, from 1.20 to 1.50 p.m. Speaker,' March 20, REV. J. WILKINSON. All Are Welcome. ■ : , l AVONDALE ROAD . BOARD. RATEPAYERS' MEETING. t hereby convene, by direction of the Board, A MEETING OF RATEPAYERS OF ABOVE DISTRICT, To be held in the .■ PUBLIC . HALL, . AVONDALE, On FRIDAY, MARCH 27. 1914. at 8 p.m., TO CONSIDER A DRAINAGE SCHEME. Alternative Plans of which have been Prepared. All Ratepayers are urgently desired to attend. JOHN -POTTER, Chairman Avbndale Road Board. pOINT CHEVALIER DISTRICT. A M-eling of Ratepayer?will be held in Hall opposite Morningside station on MONDAY next, March 23. at' 8 p.m. to discuss the selection of candidates for . the forthcoming Road Board election. A. H. jtOYLANCE, Convener. EXTRAORDINARY Special Meeting of the Timberworkers' Union will be" held in the Trades Hall TO-NIGHT (Friday). March 20, at 7.30 o'clock sharp. BcsiNJSS: New Award. Consideration of Employers' final offer. Assessor's Report. - This business affects all Members. See that you attend. J. PHELAN. Secretary. ' J Mining Notices, N BW SYL^ y GOLD COMThe Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the . Office of the Company, Hobson Buildings, Fort Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of April, 1914, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. . Business : To Receive the Directors* Report and Balance-sheet. To Elect Two Directors-and Appoint an Auditor - v By Order of the Board. C A. STUBBS, ■ Auckland, March 19. 1914. Secret »7- : t THE NEW WAITASA GOLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. The Ordinary General Meeting of the above , Company will be . held at No 108 Victoria Arcade, Queen Street Auckland' on UESDAY. March 51. 1914, 'at ™pVm° ' H. ! GILFILLAN, ;, - ■■' Secretary. Auckland, Much 19, 191*. 1 •- . ■":. • i