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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15718, 19 September 1914, Page 12

Amusements. Q P E R A HOUSE. ITUGE \TATINEE rpO-DAY. AT 2.30. AN ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE BILL. 2J Hours of Clean, Wholesome Entertainment, and Full Orchestra. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BARGAIN MATINEE PRICES, SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. Children Half-price except Stalls. Reserves, Is 6d. Robertson's (music depot). Queen St., until 1-2.30, afterwards at Theatre. QPERA TTOUSE. VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE. MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2.30. Extraordinary GOULD BROS. Dancers. „ Feature. GOULD BROS. Musicians. BONITA. Champion Lady Rifle Shot BON'ITA. of America. Champion Stockwhip BILLY uEE Cracker BILLY LEE BiIIy—BROWN—SORLIE— George. Billy-BROWN—SORLIE—George. „ The Greatest Comedian Double yet. TWO STOREYS. Ragtime Melodies ELLIOTT SISTERS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT. MANN and FRANKS. LAST—MAUD FANNING.— LAST-DRYSDALE AND FAY.—NIGHT. „ LAST— 3 LESSOS.—NIGHT. Novelty American Jugglers and Sharpshooters. Prices: D.C. and OS., 2s; Stalls, Is 6d. 500 Seats at Is. F Circle. Reserve Seats at Robertson's (Music Depot), Queen Street, until 12.30 This Day. thereafter at Theatre to 7 p.m., or by 'phone 1595. Booking, 6d. VEWTON PICTURE THEATRE. i« KARANGAHAPE RD.. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. THE FILLY. 2000{t THE FILLY. Exclusive. A Grand Tale of Sport and Love in Erin. A Dark Horse Wins Donnybrook Steeplechase. THE TWO SLAVES. Big Feature THE TWO SLAVES. Drama. Prices: Adults, 6d ; Children, 3d. THE LYRIC AND WEST END THEATRES. „„,„„ TO-NIGHT! ''THE HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN." j The Story o'. Jeannie Deans, adapted from | Sir Waiter Scott's Novel. I AN EASTER LILY - - Vita. Comedy "LIFE IN THE I'HILLIPINE ISLANDS." „ A MODERN SAMSON." "HARRY LAUDER PLAYING GOLF." „_ It's Gay Funny! PRICES AS USUAL Buun. BY 'PHONE "DAND CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY. THE | rpHIRD AUCKLAND \rOUNTED TIIFLES' \T ILIT AR Y BAKE (OYER 50 STRONG), Wishing to Assist their Members who are leaving, under Colonel Mackesy, with the Expeditionary Force, in the payment oi their Musical Instruments, are giving A PERFORMANCE HPO-MORROW (SUNDAY) A FTEBNOON, AT 3 O'CLOCK, On the ELLERSLIE RACECOURSE. This is the only Military Band in New Zealand having the same instrumentation as the Exhibition Band, and will provide a treat to lovers of good music. SUM REQUIRED, £250. Collection at Gate. The General Public are invited to attend and give them their full support. A LL roads lead to the Basketball Tournaf\- ment at the Training College Grounds, in Wellesley Street East -!— 1 Shows. AUCKLAND HORTICULTURAL A SOCIETY. DAFFODIL CONFERENCE AND-SHOW OF LATE BLOOMS. HORTICULTURAL HALL, AUCKLAND DOMAIN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER £1. Doors open from 1 p.m. Conference at 8 p.m. Admission Free. W. SATCHELL, Secretary. ■ ' = .-■< Lectures. f H R I S T AND WT A R. Vv SIXTH LECTURE. V> FREEMASONS' HALL. UPPER QUEEN STREET, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. At 7 o'CLC*TK. " THE WAITING PERIOD AND THE GLORIOUS MILLENIAL AGE." By Mr. J, Worsnop. Seats Free. No Collection. Meetings. T\TK. AND ]\XRS. PHILIP ONOWDEN ARE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN AUCKLAND ON TVTEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER OO STAYING ONE WEEK ONLY. DON'T MISS THEM ! THE TWO MOST ELOQUENT SPEAKERS IN ENGLAND I MR. PHILIP SNOWDEN. M.P. for Blackburn, the Most Gifted Orator in the British House of CommonsMRS. SNOWDEN, equalled only by Lady Henry Somerset at her best. PONSONBY DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Club will be held in Leys Institute on TUESDAY. September 22nd, at 8 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balancesheet, Presentation of Trophies and Caps, Election of Officers. All Members and intending members are urged to attend. CHARLES R. EDMOND, Hon. Sec. MORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the North Shore Rowins Club will be held at the Clubhouse on MONDAY EVENING. September 28, at 8 o'clock. R. A. SPINLEY Hon. Secretary. J7TNG GEORGE'S HALL. MT. ALBERT. The Annual Meeting of Subscribers will be held in th« above Hall on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 22nd September. Bpm Business: Report. Balance-sheet, Election oi Committee, etc. A. T. GARLICK, Hon. Secretary. TIHE SISTERS OF MERCY, -- St. Mary's Convent, Ponsonby, Will be pleased to see the ex-Pupils at the ANNUAL REUNION To be held at the above address on THURSDAY, 24th INST.. From 3 to 5 p.m. JPRUITGROWERS AND BEEKEEPERS. NOTICE. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SWANSON STREET, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24 AT 2 P.M. MAJOR NORTON. For many years Trade Commissioner In England for South Australia, Will Address a Meeting of all those interested in the opening up of new markets (West of England, in particular) for their products. WAITEMATA FRUITGROWERS' CO-OP. SOCIETY, LTD., Conveners. 1 i Teachers of Music. M"* C. M ELv7 *- TEACHER OF PIANO AND THEORY HAZELDENE, KELMARNA AVENUE (Opp. Ponsonby Barn). HERNE BAY. ' , L :S3 Florists. , WREATHS. CUT FLOWERS, ETC. ' * FRANK WHITEHEAD. Opposite G.P.O. 'Phone 2205. MISS LLOYD Cite Webster's) in charge. -J C TREAT PICTURES BY GREAT J" PAINTERS. A Magnificent New Series of Colour Repro- - duct ions to be completed in 25 parts, at Is each. Each part contains four Pictures mounted ready for framing. Sample part, post free. Is 2d. Inspection Invited. THE BOOK EXCHANGE, I Victoria Sliest East (.above J no, Court's).