Page 14 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15864, 10 March 1915, Page 14

,-> ■•./. J.Am"n>ymeVy#?;/;-l'^r^ f\ P E R >|'.^;H^6.VU|'|XE V MATINEE Tic-DAY, ( AT .{2%O;K A WONDERFUL NEW VARIETY SHOW, ~ '.-' As Advertised Below, V*.-. ' AT OUR BARGAIN MATINEE 'PRICES, SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. Reserves, Is 6d, Robertson's until 1 p.m. Doors. 1.50 p.m. Overture. 2.30. QPERA -g-OUSE. VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE. WHERE EVERYBODY GOES. MATINEE TO-DAY. AT 2.30. _ IT IS VAUDEVILLE WITH A PUNCH. Positively i.he Greatest and Most Expensive Variety Entertainment Presented for Months. Headed by TAMES rpBDDY, CHAMPION JUMPER OF THE WORLD. The Holdor of Many World's Records. yAUDE AND yERNE, The Greatest Pntterologists Brought to N.Z. MEREDITH AND ADNIL. Unique English Specialty Duo. MARZIN AND FLORENCE. Eitraord'"' , ■ American Hand - Balancers. WONG TOY CUN. Tho Eminent Chinese Magician. And His Original Company of Mystifiers. Presented on a scale never before attempted. WILLIAM SP"\ER. jnrTr THOMSON. qeo. J?, }? ORD ' The Ideal Fn"'''* 1 ' Ventriloquist. piQUO, The Wonderful French Clown-Gymnast. .PRICES: D.C. and 0.5.. 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; 600 Seats at Is. , Reserves, 2s 6d. Robertson's Musio Deoot to 6 p.m.. thereafter Theatre by 'Phone 1595. Doors, 7.15. Curtain, 10.30 p.m. pLOBE PICTURES. LAST PRESENTATION OF Keystone "CUTTY'S Keystone - _«»•,.« Keystone JONAH Keystone O ,_ Key3tone TV Keystono ■*-' .rpHE pEWARD OF 'pHRIFT. A Story of Marvellous Appeal with a . Thrilling Climax. T ATEST WAR QPECIAL. THE T YRIC. he .Lyric. Direction • - Hayward's Pictures, Ltd. TO-NIGHT. A Really Splendid Series. UNKNOWN A peep into this UNKNOWN mighty continent, UNKNOWN whhh contains more AUSTRALIA. wonders than you AUSTRALIA. have ever dreamed AUSTRALIA. of! A 6000-mile Motor Journey beyond the ken of the White Man. Also. "BULLY BOY. NO. 5"-"A MESSENGER OF GLADNESS" (Drama)—"AMONG THE MOURNERS" (Keystone) - "THUMB PRINTS AND DIAMONDS" (Vita. Drama) and others Also at the a WEST END THEATRE. THE "IZING'S. -PULLER'S HE lviNG'S. 4 -C PICTURES. AND FULL ORCHESTRAL BAND. AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE TITTLE pREY TADY. I "v, IjrTTT.R VJPW.Y Ju.APY. THE T ITTLE rjREY T ADY. HE JUITTLE vJrEY Featuring America's most richly-endowed Stage Beauty, JANE GREY. In a drama with a fascination all its own. IN FIVE FILMED ACTS. By the FAMOUS PLAYERS COMPANY. KING'S ATEW WAR CERISS. ING'S 'il ew VV AR Series. The Wrong Flat- Japanese Fishing. OUT AGAIN. IN AGAIN. D.C. Is, Stalls 6d, 'children half-price. OBEY that impulse.—Have a Piano to-day for £3 deposit and £1 monthly.— F. Mooro and Co.. ■ Customs St. r , '' . . ' I Lectures. . . ■<. THE THEOSOPHJCAL . SOCIETY., H.P.B. LODGE. 351. QUEEN. ST. SUNDAY, MARCH • 14, at 7 o'clock. , Public j Lecture: HAVE WE LIVED ON EARTH BEFORE? MUST WE LIVE ON EARTH AGAIN By Miss. C. W> r Christie. .'■' < v r ' National Lecturer for Hhe Theosophical Society in New- Zealand. ' ' In the '> .. ARCADIA THEATRE. KARANGAHAPE •. ROAD. n " • i c i .. . '. . ' ■ ■ . ?' Meetings. : . ' J/TOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. A Meeting 'of Ratepayers will be held at ST. ALBAN'S HALLUX p.m. on WEDNESDAY, March 17.r, 1915, to consider the Proposed Loan for Drainage. Objectors to Proposal particularly* invited to attend. " ••' OLIVER" NICHOLSON,'- 1 Mt. Eden. ■'"■- x ■ Mayor. Marqh 9, 1915. • *'?, TMTOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD. FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. A Meeting will be held in the Road Bojrd Office, Mt. f Albert! Rd., TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of forming & Volunteer 'Fire Brigade in the .district. ... ; Ratepayers and others interested' are invited to attend. , " « ■ ' •' I , ; JOHN PEET, :. March 4, 1915. ' 'Chairman. ESPERANTO CLASS Meets in New Church Hall, Newton Road, "' TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING. At 8 o'clock. ■ ... - ■ . . ——-# Electoral. < . MAYORAL ELECTION. MR. >T> TUDEHOPE, THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE, Will be phased to meet his Supporters on THURSDAY Evening, March-. 11, at - 8 o'clock, at the Methodist '. Hall, corner of Northcote Street and Great North Road, to organise committee , for Grey Lynn and District. - •.V |'■ . . '• Councillor G. Baildon, Chairman. On FRIDAY Evening, March '"12. '"at' 8 o'olock, Knox , Church , Hall,. Parnell, to arrange committee Parnell. • \ Ladies ; Cordially Invited. J. B. PEARSE, ' - ■ Secretary. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE NORTH WARD, AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD.. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to announce that I am. a Candidate for the.position as your representative on the Auckland Education Board. I shall take an early opportunity of placing my views before you by circular. Yours Faithfully, RICHARD C. SMITH. J3OROUGH OF . MOUNT EDEN. DISTRICT ELECTORS' LIST. Applications for enrolment on the District Electors' List will be received by the undersigned up to TUESDAY, March 30, at 5 o'clock p.m. ' Application forms can bo obtained and information supplied at tho Council Office, Valley Road. . S. GRAY/ Town Clerk. March 9. 1915. _^ Mining Notices. ______—_—_ ________ DOMINION GOLD MINING. COMPANY, NO LIABILITY. - ' ■ ' Notico is hcroby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above Company will bo held at No. 108, Victoria Arcade, Queen Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1915, at 11.30. a.m.. to take into consideration the position of the Company and to provide for the disposal of the Forfeited Sharos in accordance with the provisions of The Companies Act, 1908. By Order of the Directors, • H. GILFILLAN. Secretary. Auckland, March 1, 1915. . Teachers of Music. ~ ' THE IMPERIAL CONSERVATORY. OF MUSIC:. c ANYONE CAN LEARN BY* OUR METHOD NO SCALES'. NO DRUDGERY. • We Teach from Melodies. ROOMS: 14 AND 15. WARWICK CHAMBERS. 163, QUEEN ST. AUCKLAND. ;<£.'■ i