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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16013, 3 September 1915, Page 10

*5- i : . v. '-- Amusements. . - Q ; -P.''.-Ej;R'fA>;. . 'A* TT O F 8 1 FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE AND • • THEATRES. LTD. r -W-." % IJ'O-NIGHT — AT 6 — rpo-NIGHT. A GREAT VARIETY SHOW. '; Headed by - / AMERICA'S SENSATIONAL NOVELTY. Q.KEAT J UTES AND pO.. THE WIZARD OF THE FEET. Positively the Greatest American Novelty ever imported by the ManagementCAN YOU IMAGINE A MAN USING HIS FEET ONLY. And dohtg most things better than you can USING BOTH HANDS This is exactly what fT«HE BEAT T UTES Does. Included in his Moat Wonderful Act he manipulates MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. USES ALL CARPENTER'S TOOLS, And Finishes a Remarkable Act by USING A MODERN RIFLE, Firing with astonishing accuracy. The Management very much doubt if there is a greater rifle shot in New Zealand than the Greater Lutes. DON'T MISS THIS ACT, You will Never See Its Equal Again. Great Reception Nightly, TACK \XT ALLER ' S MUSICAL FLIGHT OF FANCY. rpHE •DUTTERFLIES- ! B—STAR IMPORTED ARTISTS— ; Including GREGORY IVANOFF. Solo Violinist, late Conductor of the Tsar's Imperial Russian Orchestra. Moscow. HAZEL MORRIS, America's Chic Ragtime HAZEL MORRIS. Singer. Specialty Duo. -GIBSON GIRLS. LEW HOFFMAN, AMERICA'S GREAT HAT MANIAC. Prices: D.C. and 0.5.. 2s: Stalls. Is: F.C.. Ed; Reserves. 2s 6d. Robertson's, to 5 p.m., or by Tel.. Theatre, 1595. PRINCESS. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. tiLVCESS. The Second Release of the PRINCESS. World Film Corporation. PRINCESS. "THE WISHING RING.' PRINCESS. In 5 Acts. PRINCESS. Featuring the famous actresa PRINCESS. VIVIAN MARTIN PRINCESS. CHARLIE CHAPLINPRINCESS. CHARLIE'S ELOPEMENT Evening Sessions, 7.15 and 9 o'clock. — i QUEENS. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT \ . nT UEEN'S ' CHARLES CHAPLIN i QUEER'S. CHARLES CHAPLIN QUEEN'S. In the Irresistibly Funny SiiES -^ °S. Essanay Comedy. QUEEN'S- CHARLIE'S ELOPEMENT. SSdSSO "LITTLE STRAW WIFE." QUEEN S "LITTLE STRAW WIFE." QUEEN'S. A Glorious Essanay Feature. SHEEN'S. Drama in 3 Intensely QUEEN'S. Exciting Acts. " TWO WOMEN." AT THE LYRIC! " -I WO WOMEN." AT THE LYRIC " TWO WOMEN." AT THE LYRIC ! " TWO WOMEN." AT THE LYRIC ! THIS EVENING. Anita Stewart and Earle Williams, of the Vitagraph Co., in the Leading Role. "MAKING SHELL AND SHRAPNEL," And Many Others. Also at the WEST END THEATRE I sag Lectures. AUCKLAND PROVTN/gj|saSy\ ■** CIAL PATRIOTIC 41==iQ$M AND WAR BELIEF tsii=|l||§% ASSOCIATION. LECTURE. WITH MUSIV«;>-~ / GAL ILLUSTRATIONS. " TX/^ 11 and M-" ; Under tho Auspices of the Auckland Society of Musicians. ! By DR. SHTNN, F.R.C.0.. L.R.A.M.. of ' : London. Y.M.C.A. HALL. WELLESLEY STREET. "TfTEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER Q TICKETS, Is, obtainable from Members of the Society. PROCEEDS IN AID OF ABOVE FUND. GRAND ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, "IN HOLY-PLACES," BY REV. C- H. LAWS, 8.A.. IN ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, PONSONBY ROAD, On THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 1915, . Commencing at 8 p.m. . Tickets, Is. (Admission by ticket only.)- , Meetings. AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE POULTRY iX KEEPERS' ASSOCIATION. A General Meeting will be held' at the! Trades Hall on TUESDAY. September 7. 1915. at 7.30 p.m. Business: To make final arrangements for : the working of the Association. All Poultrymen should endeavour to be present. " <"* • E. W. GRIFFITHS. Secretary. PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION. Rally to meet Dr. and Mrs- Port-ecus, from India, at the Kiosk. One-tree Hill. TOMORROW (Saturday), at 3 p.m.. P.W.M U. Members, Bible Class Members, and others interested, cordially invited. Collection in Aid of Jagadhri Mission Hospital. (If weather inclement, - meet ■ in Epsom Presbyterian Hall)- » . ESS "~^"—* SSSSSSS££ **"~""gg553 . ■ Defence Notices. t-V'AIIONAL RESERVE. PARNELL UNIT. By kind permission of th- -Parnell Football Club, the Lecture . to Non-commissioned Officers and others, by Lieutenant-Colonel Cummrngs. will be held at the Training Shed, Hobson Park Road, Parnell. at 7.45 p.m. TO-NIGHT. . By order. F. A. FIELD. Major. Officer Commanding. '" Soap. - fJ*ANIWHA gOAP. nPANIWHA QOAP. jQAVIN AND .OONS. IN REPLY TO THE TANIWHA SOAP. : MANUFACTURERS. The Taniwha Soap Manufacturers stale in their advertisements in the HESAIiO and Star that wo ari attempting to give the public the impression that they are insisting upon an exorbitant profit being made on the above soap by the retailers, during the war. We disclaim entirely any such, endeavour or purpose, and have never openly stated sura or even implied it. What we do eay is that the Taniwha Sosy Manufacturer*, by virtue of their terms and general instructions to wholesale distributors, have stopped our supplies. Spei-Sc instructions may not have been given to this effect, but their general instructions effec-. this purpose in all cases where the soap 13 retailed at less than a price laid down by the Manufacturers. The principle that a manufacturer should have the power to fix a retail selling price is one to which wo strongly object. We claim that once goods have been bought and paid for by us, no matter from whom, to have a right to do what we please with them, and should we even go so .far as to give them away, it is no concern of anybody's but our own. We admit that wo are selling Taniwha Soap at cost. We do this in retaliation for what we consider to be an unwarrantable interference with our method of doing business, and we shall continue to take this same course with any manufacturer who dictates selling prices or attempts to apply coercive measures to us. The. position to-day is this:—Retailers a*e hedeed round by manufacturers and combinations, with a ring of tariffs »t which he must buy. and at which he must sell We leave it to the Public and the Workers to judge if this sort of thing works out in their interests. We understand that the law sup ports the manufacturer in fixing a selling price for his goods- If our information on the point be correct, then the sooner the law is amended and it be made illegal for manufacturers to fix retail seeing prices, then the better for the whole community. If this were done a very appreciab l ■ difference would be made in the cost of living, despite the war. Raiding rats, marauding mice, Mummified at little price. "RAf SPOOF—One box 7d. two la 1«. per