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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15821, 19 January 1915, Page 12

Amusements. TTTN'G /"IEORGE rpHEATRE, QUEEN AND DURHAM STREETS, CONTINUOUS PICTURES. SHOWING TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. A ROMANCE OF THE NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE. A 3-REEL THRILLING MELODRAMA IN THREE PARTS. TN -TVEFIANCE /~VF rpHE T AW. A BIG FEATURE. THAT IS SOMETHING DIFFERENT TO THE USUAL RUN. WITH AN - STAR CAST. MAGNIFICENT WINTER SCENERY. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S NOVEL, " ISOBEL," PUBLISHED BY HARPER AND BROS.. HOLDING A HIGH POSITION IN DRAMATIC LITERATURE OF THE NORTH-WEST. HAS BEEN PICTURISED BY THE SELIG POLYSCOPE COMPANY WITH SIGNAL SUCCESS. WARWICK CHRONICLE. \J War Topical. THE OQUATTERS f HILD. ij v/ Belig DramaIN LAUGHLAND - - - - Comic. TOMBOY BESSIE - . - - Comic. THURSDAY NEXT. Great Military Patriotic Drama. "pNGLAND "pXPECTS. Track by the London Film Company. ALL SESSIONS. 11 A.M. TO 10.30 P.M. ADULTS: STALLS. 3d: CIRCLE. 6d. GLOBE PICTURES. LOBE PICTURES. THEATRE DE LUXE. A Veritable Sensation. A ROMANCE OF THE SAWDUST RING. A ROMANCE OF THE SAWDUST RING. A ROMANCE OF THE SAWDUST RING. A Thrilling Story of Circus Life. In a spirit of revenge tho wild animals are liberated, culminating in a terrible fight with a fierce lion. The greatest picture of the times. -ryAR WITH rpURKEY. The First Series of Pictures from the Eastern theatre of war. TRAIN OF INCIDENTS. Featuring John Bunny and Flora Finch. THE COLONEL'S ADOPTED DAUGHTER. THE BLAST FURNACE (Educational). Adults, 6d; Children. 3d. I ' Motor Trips. SIGHT-SEEING TRIPS DAILY FROM 0 G.P.O. Morning. 10 a.m.. 2 hours' Round Trip, 2s 6d Afternoon, 2.30 p.m., 3 hours' Round Trip, 3 s 6d. THIS MORNING— two hours' trip round Auckland's Beautiful Suburbs and Parks. „ AFTERNOON—Visit to Knox Home, via Tamaki West. Panmure Bridge, and Cornwall Park. For further particulars and booking seats, 'phone 1553. JOHN W. ANDREW, Proprietor Chase Char-a-bane. 1 ~=~ Dividends. TiHE HIKURANGI COAL CO.. LTD. The Share Register of the above Company will be closed from SATURDAY, 23rd inst, to TUESDAY, 26th inst, both days inclusive, preparatory to payment of Dividend. By Order of tho Board of Directors, H. GILFILLAN. Auckland, January 18, 1915. Secretary. I -^ Tourist Resorts. COWES BAY. Waiheke Island.—An ideal seaside resort. Short, smooth water trip from Auckland. Sandy beach, sheltered bay, splendid fishing. Oil launch and boats for free use of visitors. Tennis, snooting, dancing hall, acetylene gas.—Write or 'phone. H Insley. Cowes. _—,—.• PA AKA I ' HOUSE. PRIVATE HOTEL (40 Rooms). HOT SPRINGS. HELENSVILLE. The most Up-to-date Private Hotel North of AucklandEvery possible Modern Convenience. Conveyances meet all Trains. Further particulars mailed on application ° PROPRIETRESS. MRS. E LITTLE. Telephone. No. 35 (Helensville Bureau). FE R N L E I G H. 28. LOWER SYMONDS STREET. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION For Visitors and Permanent Boarders. All Modern Conveniences. Very Central. Tariff Reasonable. 'Phone 1319. Telegrams: " Fernleigh."* MISS L. SMITH Hate of Ennore). GO TO KIA ORA HOUSE. ARKLE'S BAY.—Lovely beach; best accommodation ; 27s 6d weekly; new tennis court just laid—MßS. KERR. Proprietress, Whangaparaoa. Telephone. XFORD HOUSE, Itotorua. Box 26, 3 minutes from railway station and baths. —Good Accommodation for tourists; terms, os per day. 30s per week.—Mrs. E. B. Vaughan, Proprietress. THE MANSIONS. Whittaker Plaoe. 8y X mends St.. Auokland. Telephone 2724 Five minutes from town and —Electric licht throughout. Bedrooms, private sittingrooms, private and large balconies, billiardroom, tennis court; situated in 2} acres of ground.—Mrs. Carter, Proprietress. BRENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE. ROTORUA. the largest Private Hotel of Rotorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths. patent lavatories, etc.: nearest house to Government baths, including the large new bathhouse. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains.— T. BRENT. Proprietor. THE GABLES. Russell. — 40 Rooms, spacious bedrooms, airy balconies, pri vate sittincroomß-. unlimited water supply: h. and o baths, p.w. lavatories: bowline and croquet greens. 6s day. Launch Ailoma. excursions or fishing.—Mrs. E. J. Darby. Proprietress. THIRWELL. PRIVATE HOTEL, ROTORUA.—P.O. Box 29. Telephone '20 Telegraphic address, " Thirwell." First-class accommodation. Tariff: 6s per day or 35s per week.—Mrs. P. B. Giles. Proprietress. SONOMA Private Hotel, Rotorua—F.O. O Box 53. 'Phone 62. Telegrams. •' Sonoma." Rotorua. 3mins from baths and railway station. First-class accommodation Terms: 6s per day. 35s per week.— Moore, Proprietress. TO O T O B U A. ROCKY NOOK (overlooking the Lake). SELECT ACCOMMODATION FOR TOURISTS AND OTHERS MODERATE TERMS. Under the personal supervision cf the Proprietor. J. A. WILSON. ANDWICK. Hinemoa iT Rotorua— Terms. 32s 6d week. 5s 6d da?: hot and cold bath, electric light, new diningroom (seat 50): 3mins from baths. 2mins from railway station.Mrs. Wrathall. Proprietress. _______ ' O SYMONDS STREET. AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS BOARD &ND RESIDENCE. MR. AND MRS. ALBERT A. BROWN. Telephones 604 and A 374. Proprietor* Telegram*: " Stone_nrst. Auckland.' RADNOR. WATERLOO QUADRANT AUCKLAND. New House. overlooking Government Ground and the harbour: five minute* trom station and centre of city; large balconies, commanding magnificent views; spacious lounge; electric light throughout. Telegrams: Radnor. Auckland. 'Phone A 451. mrs. g. h. Mcdonald. TTOI SPRING a, HELENS Recommended by Medical Profession. The Place for your Holidays. SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. Nearest to Baths, 24 rooms, all ground J&or. Accommodation second to none. loan's. bowls, croquet, right opposite. 'Bus meets day trains; evening train by arrangement Tariff 5s per day, 30s per week. 'Phone 8, Helensville Bureau. MRS. EDDLESTON. Proprietress KIA ORA PRIVATE HOTEL. Overlooks the Rotorua Sanatorium Grounds. This Beautifully-appointed Private Hotel is still under the same efficient manageuent. Rooms now being booked for coming season. Early application necessary. Tariff, £2 5s per week. Correspondence wi_ receive prompt attention. MRS. A. BRACKEBUSH. Proprietress. ——3 'TU.NIWHA SOAP. TANIWHA SOAP. I 94 d per Bar. 6 Bars for 4s 6d. CHRISTMAS HAMS. Guaranteed Perfect Quality. lOd per lb Full -weight, not marked weight. Q.AVIN TyALLACE AND <20NS. OXAHUHU. -ppiSH. , Fish Fish.-Try our Delicious Smoka.l Schnapper. free from blood Only obtainable at Sani'ord's Fish Market, Customs St., cpp. Customhouse. Thone 653.