Page 14 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15645, 26 June 1914, Page 14

Iffiff Amusements. ■ Q P -id R A U o TJ fl E. . ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE BILL. ' : ' : LESLIE AND SOL.' BERN. _ ■ America's; Grottiest.: Character • Comedy -Duo. • ; THE ,"EARY COMEDY TRIO. ' ■ . . America's t Premier Comedy Specialists. ; A- CROTTON ' AND SKREMKA. '• A Beautiful r Athletic and ?osine Act. HART AND KENNY. Popular Sinters of Classy Songs. ' KNOWLES AND LEE, Specialty Duo. . BENTZEN and LAWTON-Phyllil American Society Dancers. HAYMEN AND COY.. Brilliant English Sketch Company. CRYSTAL SISTERS. RAY DE YERE. , Novelty - THE GOYTS - Equilibrists. GOYTS CANINE MARVELSPrices: D.C. and 0.5.. 2s ; Stalls. la Gd. Reserves, 2s Gdi 500 SEATS AT Is. i Book Sorts at Wildman and Arey'a until 5 p.m. Opera House, 'Phone 1593, Booking 6d THE RING'S rj-iHEATRE. ROLLER'S . piCTDRES. ONLY TWO MOKE NIGHTS OF THE STARTLING NAVAL BATTLE PICTURE, gBALED QRDEES. gEALED QRDERS. A Film that Upholds the Traditions of the Nation. A RURAL DEMON. A RURAL DEMON". Up-to-the-minute KEYSTONE COMEDY. THE DELAYED SPECIAL. Sensational Railroad Drama. A Sandstone Quarry—His Comrade's WifeLatest Gazette, etc, etc. Incidental Music and Selections by THE KING'S ORCHESTRAL BAND. Prices as Usual. \TEWTON PICTURE THEATRE. KARANGAHAPE Rl>.. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Come Where the Crowds are Coming! A Modern Masterpiece, King of the a ir. The ING-OF THE Air, Latest Teeming with Novelties and and Thrilling Episodes. Greatest THE rtuxao TRANCE. Drama, HE X ANGO JL/aNCE. 6000 ft. Introducing the latest Ballroom Crazes. „ THE FRENCH TANGO KINGS. THE RACE FOR THE AVIATION DERBY, From Paris to Holland and back, PRICES: Adults, 6d; Children, sd. Ytf EST END THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. DOWN THE CRATER OF VESUVIUS. And a Host of Other Gems. WEST END ORCHESTRA 1 Dress Circle, Is: Stills. 6d. 'Phone. A 340. THE LYRIC THEATRE. SYMONDS STREET. To-night's Programme: " DOWN THE CRATER OF VESUVIUS." "THE THIRD STRING," • CARDINAL wolsey." "THE STORY THE GATE TOLD." And many others. PRICES AS USUALDANCE where Dancing is a Pleasure. Auckland's best ballroom, Albert Hail, Friday and Saturday Evenings. Afternoon dance, Saturday, Prof. Bailey. PROF. BAILEY will teach • you to waltz 1 or reverse in one lesson, 3s 6d; Tango, 5s 6d. Book now st Hall. 'Phone 1506. , Qualified teachers always at liberty. PIANOS unpacking by Ronisch, Russell, Ajello, and J. Browne. Hear them to-day.—F. Moore fid Co.. Customs St. E. Meetiags. J) A N ORAWFORD, | F.R.G.S., PIONEER MISSIONARY AND EX- j PLORER, AUTHOR AND LECTURER. j TUESDAY. JUNE 30. 8 pm—-Concert Chamber (Town Hall), Public Wolcome. Free. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 11 a.m.—Pitt Street Church Parlours, Reception by the Ministers' Association. 3 p.m.—Tabernacle, Bible Reading by Mr. Crawford. 8 Concert Chamber (Town Hall), Lecture. Collection. THURSDAY, JULY 2. 1.15 to 1 15—Chamber of Commerce, Talk to Business Men. 3 -Tabernacle, Mr. Crawford will address a Women's Meeting. 8 p.m.— Hall. Lantern Lecture. Tickets 2s and In. Reserved Seats 3s. FRIDAY, JULY 3. 3 p.m.—Tabernacle. Bible Reading. •1.15 p.m.—Tabernacle, Mooting for Boys (over 12). , 8 p.m.—Town Hall, Lecture. Collection. SUNDAY. JULY 5. , 3 p.m.—Town Hall, Mass Meeting, Men only. Collection. 8 30 p.m.— Hall, After Church Mass Meeting. Collection. MONDAY. JULY 6. 8 p.m.—Town Hall, Lecture. Tickets, 2s and Is Reserved Scats, 3s. Tickets obtainable at the following places: —Champtnloup and Edmiston. Queen Street; Samuel Marry, 200. Queen Street; W. Lamhonrno. Ponsonhv; W. It MoKinney, Chemist, Jervois Road; S. Gilbert. Chemist, Newion: 1.. R. Kady. Kar&nfrßhape Road; Howie and Co., Confectioner, Syruonds Street; D, Teed, Chemist, Newmarket; F. S. Murray, Chemist. Parnell: S S. Union. Darby Street, off Queen Street, plan for booking to be seen hero only. SAMUEL BARRY, Hon. Secretary. Auckland. Art Unions. •"THE OTAHUHU ROWING CLUB'S L ART UNION lias boon Postponed till OCTOBER 11, 10H. By Permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs. T. CLEMNENTS, Hon. Sec. Tailoring. JRT JAI?FK TAILOR YOU. When ordering your next Suit, or Costume cive me a trial, Every Suit or Costume I make adds to my reputation of being A HIGH-CLASS TAILOR AND 00811! Ml 15 A Vim Range of Kuwuimftbln Materials (■looked. .... Client*' Own Muter*#.- Made Pp. ii. .IAI'TB, Anokh'tul's Rising Tailor, 111 Hwnnaon St. (opp. Chamber of Commerce) U?, CORHBCTIiY TAILORED, So much depends on appearance, and the woli-mado and perfectly-lllliiitt H«I4 or Costume, in the latest and most taamotiftule materials. is assured those tailored by F. M oiu ' an ' niQH-CLAHS TAILOR AND COSTUMIER, o, PITT ST. BUILDINGS. NEWTON. (End ot penny leclion.t OH PERFECT STYLE. FIT, AND lj FINISH. And the distinction which exclusive tailoring gives, cull on W. D'A UTnnEAIS, LADIES'" AND GENT'S TAILOR. 79, Queen St. (over 'Frisco Picture Shop), A splendid range of new Season'* Goods and Patterns await inspection. Clients own Material Mad* Up. ■READY-MADE COSTUMES AND SUITS IX ALTERED OR REMODELLED. Suit* Dry-cleaned, Repaired, and Pressod. All Work Personally Supervised. Satisfaction Guaranteed. E. E CUOTHALL, , Tailor and Costumier Ifi, Princes Street (opp. Grand Hotel), 'Plume 4414. Restaurants and Tea Rooms. PRIOR'S— LARGEST DININGROOM IN TOWN BEST ONE SHILLING MEALS. QUICK SERVICE. STRAND ARCADE. Have you been to the post OFFICE REFRESHMENT ROOMS? Yea! They ate Grand. New, Up-to-dato. No Waiting Opp. 0.1'.0. rpilE MAPLE URN II cTco M PANY^ X 13, Karangahapo Road, IJeit Al ham bra Theatre. Simple System of Easy Payments. REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELB Wear Much Longer than Otltftg. Ask Your Bootmaker.