■-■■iii j_ n 1 L irl- - TTING pEORGE rpHEATRE. NEW PROGRAMME TO-DAY. SHOWING FOR THREE DAYS ONLYTHURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. L AN EXCEPTIONAL DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. JESSE LASKY Presents •MARGUERITE rtLARK IN A NOVEL DRAMA OF RURAL AND CIRCUS LIFE. I OTILL WATERS, "' I 1 Five Acts, THE FASCINATING LITTLE ACTRESS, MARGUERITE CLARK, HAB AN IDEAL PART IN "STILL WATERS," WHICH , R GIVES HER ABUNDANT OPPORTUNITIES. WHICH SHE UTILISES .TO THE FULL. ' - ELLA WHEELER WILCOX SERIES. WITH AN ALL STAR CAST. From tho Poem, I ANGEL QR "nEMON, I Two Parts. ) j .„ ' BAGGAGE SMASHERS - Kalem Comedy. O "EVERYBODY'S. O L JCiVERYBODY'S. it. MORE PVERYBODY'S. MORE DAYS. JJJ VERYBODY'S. NIGHTS. CHARLIE AT HIS BEST CHARLIE AT HIS BEST IN "THE poUNT." „ „ IN "I HE VOUNT." pHARLIE 1 IN "THE pOUNT." \J - IN "I "B VOUNT." pHAPLIN. ' IN "THE POUNT." V '. IN " XHE VvOUNT." DON'T BE ONE OP THE 1 DON'T BE ONE OF THE " SORRY I MISSED IT'S I" " SORRY I MISSED IT'S I" i 7®Q< R o^ll ' Oak.— kind permission of Li Colonel Stevenson, the Onehunga Coast Defence Band will play at the Zoo on Sunday afternoon. A'l come. Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. Excursions, Picnics, Etc* ', QSTEND. WAIHEKE. launch OLIVENE I Leaves Stops opposite Harbour Board's I Office. j (Weather and olhor circumstances 3 permitting). EVERY SATURDAY AT 1.15 P.M.. Leaving Ostend Wharf.7 a.m. Monday. Sunday Trips also, leaving Auckland 9.30 a.m. and Ostend 4.30 p.m. (Sunday tickets ' available for day of issue only). Accommodation House and Store in Bay. Return Fare, it 6d. N. J. INGLIS. Proprietor. 'Phone A 2183. f _____ 1 TJOTORUA. "DOTORUA. TTOTORUA. TTOTORUA. TTOTORUA. TTOTORUA. Cheap Excursions by rail EVERY SATURDAY, available for return until following THURSDAY, from. Taumarunui. _ Thames, ' Auckland, and all intervenins stations, also Kaioara line. Hot Mineral Tennis—Trout FishingBoiling Pools—Bowls— Deer Stalking— Geysers—Lovely Lakes—Maori Life. ' THE WORLD'S WONDERLAND. ! Ideal Resort for Health. Sport, and Pleasure. Renew you mental and physical energy by spending your noxt holiday at ROTORUA. 1 '" ~ ' "' —a Motor Trips. TAURANGA - MATAMATA MOTOR SERVICE, DAILY. Cars leave Mntamata 3 p.m., after arrival Express to Rotorua, arriving Tauranga game evening. Leave Tanranga 7 a.m.. connecting with i Express, arriving Auckland 4 p.m. 'Phones: Matamata, No. 41; Tauranga, No. 75. WAIHI-TAURANGA MOTOR SERVICE. Leaves Waihi Daily at 12 30 p.m. (excepting Saturdays), on arrival of trains from Hamilton and Thames. Leaves Tauranga Daily at 8 a.m. (excepting Mondays), connecting with Main Trunk and Thames trains. FARES: Single. 20s: Return. 30s. DEVERELL AND CRIMMINB. Telonhono No. 8. Waihi. AUCKLAND Sigto-seelng Tripe, from G.P.O. daily.—lo a.m. till noon 3s; 2.30 p.m. till 5.30 p.m.. ss ; afternoon tea free.— Tourist Sight-seeing Co., Ltd. 'Phone 1553 , ' '" ! t Sporting. TAUMARUNUI TRACING pLUB. SUMMER MEETING. NOMINATIONS for all Events CLOSE TO-MORROW (Friday), January 12,at0p.m. with the Secretary. SAM SARAH, Box 14, Taumarunui, or with HAYR AND CO.. Victoria Street, Auckland. QPOTIKI JOCKEY pLUB* SUMMER MEETING, NOMINATIONS for all Events CLOSE TO-MORROW (Friday), January 12.at9p.m . with tho Secretary, C. C. COURTENAY, Box 76, Opotiki, or with HAYR AND CO., Victoria Street, Auckland. ______ Q.ISBORNE TRACING pLUB. SUMMER MEETING. NOMINATIONS for all Events CLOSE : on FRIDAY, January 12, at 9 p.m., with Secretary, H. E. Dodd. Gisborno. ■MGARUAWAHIA TRACING pLUB. , ANNUAL MEETING, SATURDAY. JANUARY 20, 1917. ACCEPTANCES close January 13. E. RATHBORNE. Secretary. - ■ ■■■ -B-3 Publications. pHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS. Parents can effect a Considerable Saving on School Boots by purchasing Second-hand " Copies at THE BOOK EXCHANGE (KEALY'S); 14, Victoria Streiit. above Jno. Court's. Grammar School, Technical School, and Col logo Text Books Bought or Exchanged. — — I THE LAND AND INCOME TAX ACT And 8 THE FINANCE ACT.1916, EXPLAINED * AND ILLUSTRATED." This work (184pp), containing full details of the Excess Profits Tax, may be obtained at the Offices of the Author. W. H HEMINGWAY, P.P.A. (N.Z.). Solicitor, Union. Buildings, 'Phone 1462. Customs Street East. -- > --————»■■-——-—»__— _»—»-_ CAR TYRE RECORD FOR MILEAGE is held by CLINCHER CROSS,, the Tough British Make. Ton to fifteen Thou- >- sand Miles, under hard conditions. Auckland Agents: * PULLAN. ARMITAGE. AND CO, vi -i l
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16435, 11 January 1917, Page 10
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