Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16510, 10 April 1917, Page 10

;,„ Amusements. _ TYRIC - rpHEATRE - I/ RICTYRIC - rJIHEATRE - YIUC ' COMMENCING AT ' i THE MATINEE, SATURDAY NEXT, THE MATINEE: SATURDAY NEXT, ,i AT 2.30. AT 2.30. ' I Children Under 18 Not Admitted. Children Under 18 Not Admifed. Children Under 16 Not Admitted. THE GREAT PROPAGANDA PICTURE, , "WHERE jyp QHILDREN?" , -where JJY qhildren?" i "WHERE QUILDREN?" "WHERE Jp QHILDREN?" Its Salutary Lesson, its scathing in<ficlme.nt, and trenchant punishment of those who report to and assist malpractices in order to osoapo Nature's Divine responsibilities, is genuinely refreshing in condemnation of mock modesty ad mistaken reticence on ft subject, fraught with the greatest danger not only to the mother and child, but to the Nation. "WHERE jJY QHILDREN?" "WHERE ARE M QUILDREN?" WHERE jp QHILDREN?" "WHERE Jyp QHILDREN?" " Is no more sensual than is the sermon of a very serious clergyman when ho denounces the same evil." A Smashing, Daring Subject, in a Smashing Daring Way. A Picture that every Woman will want every man to see, and all will ho raoro healthy in mind and spirit by what is revealed to them. "WHERE ARE Ap CHILDREN ?" "WHERE A/BE TUT QHILDEEN?" "WHERE ARE TVp QHILDREN?" "WHERE ARE A,p QHILDREN?" The Picture with a Purpose. " Let There be Light." Passed by the New Zealand Censor of Films will ono restriction: No One Under IS to be. Admitted. No Ono Under 18 to b<; Admitted. Commencing at THE MATINEE, LYRIC THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT. PRICES, 2a and la. PRICES, It and 1. PRINCESS. , I RINCESS. mo-DAY. rpO-NIGHT. 1 O-DAY. J.O-NIGHT. THE LOVE STORY OF A GIRL SPY. HAROLD T OCKWOOD I AHOLD OCKWOOD 1 AND M_. __- A L]SON I I May Allison I In a screen version of Harold MacGrath's | great novel, produced in live acts for the Metro Programme by the Yorko Film Corporation. Adapted from Henry V. Spencer's screen story of tho book. PIDGIN TSLAND. I 1 idgin Island, pidgin tsland. 1 idgin Island. I TRAVELOGUE, TVTO. OA J-RAVELOGUE, I>o. £\J. AND A METRO DREW COMEDY. I PAVE MAN'S pLUFF. I 1 Lave Man's Bluff. I THE PEERLESS PRINCESS ORCHESTRA. THE n UEEN'S. HE QUEEN'S. TO-DAY rpO-NIGHT. O-DAY 1 0-NIGUT. A MUTUAL MASTERPIECE. Tho Famous* Actor, pRANE WILBUR, v/rane Wilbur, , i In tho Thrilling 5-Part Drama, A TAW TTNTO TTTMSELF. A Daw Unto Himself. i A Gripping Tale of Political Conspiracy and Daring Adventure. HER pROOKED pAREER. i I ER VvROOKED VAYREER. I v I MBRIAN QCENES. I MBRIAN OCENES. i _____ __ And ' the ttaß • pees?! Ihe Has - Been. i — Ono of tho Funniest of Funny Comedies. 1- : i Public Notices. GOVERNMENT tv teat repots, overnment Meat JJePOTS. (Under the Control of tho Board of Trade.) 5 J) BASONS WHY YOU SHOULD PATRONISE THE STATE MEAT DEPOTS: 1-BEING UNDER THE CONTROL OF 1 THE BOARD OF TRADE IS A GUARANTEE OF FAIR DEALINGS. 2 -BECAUSE THE OBJECT-TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING AND KEEP DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT ' I -IS A NATIONAL BENEFIT. '. ' Q-BECAUSE IT SUPPLIES DIRECT TO , O THE CONSUMER THE PRIMEST AND BEST QUALITY ONLY OF BEEF, MUTTON. PORK. ETC. ! -BECAUSE YOU SAVE MONEY ON ■ tfc EVERY PURCHASE MADE AT THE I STATE MEAT DEPOTS. 1 BECAUSE YOU GET A SERVICE • 0 SECOND TO NONE IN -THE DO-MINION-CIVILITY, PROMPTNESS, AND ACCURACY IN EVERY DETAIL. REMEMBER: ' 2 SHOPS) WELLES LEY ST. ( 3 SHOPS j Opp. Opera House, ( ) and at. ( 2 SHOPS) TOP OF KHYBER ( 2 SHOPS PASS. I * .A careful perusal of tho above will con- : vinco you of the reasons why you should I make a point of purchasing your Meat re- - iQiiirementa from the State Depots. 5 MAKE THE STATE MEAT DEPOTS 1 j YOUR SHOPPING PLACE. . YOU WILL BE MORE THAN PLEASED. D. REID, Manager. TJLACKLEG An Officer will bo in attendance, at tin following Centres and Dates for the purposi of Inoculating Calves against Blackleg: — SANDHILLS-Mr. D, Makgill's FarmTUESDAY, April It). KAKIOTAHI-Mr. W. Holmes's FarmTUESDAY. April 10. WHIRI WHIRI-Mr. J. Bent's FarmWEDNESDAY. April 11. OTAUA-Mr. F. Hull's Farm-WEDNES DAY, April 11. OTAUA — Mr. W. C. Motion's Farm - THURSDAY, April 12. , OTAUA AND MAIORO-Mr. Des. Potter' Farm-THURSDAY. April 12. OTAUA-Mr. Geo. Hull's Farm-FRIDAY April 13. - AKA AKA—Mr. R. Higginson's Farmtf FRIDAY, April 13, AKA AKA— W. C. Hoslting'a Yardi. SATURDAY. April 11. AKA AKA—Messrs. McConnell'a FarmSATURDAY, April M. >• W. R. BROWN. t Inspector of Stock, f. TJ It GE N T NOTICE lii order to comply -villi the request o 1 Imperial Authorities, the Minister-in-Charg (Hon. Arthur Myers) desiics all users c Tin Plates in tho Dominion to immediate! - communicate, by telegraph to this Ofiico fa information regarding Tin Plates require by them for present calendar year. A. M. ADAMS. Chief Executive Officer, Munitions and Supplies Department, ', Wellington. 5S— ; ■"■'■ —^r=: '■ TTOW THE KIDDIES EN JO 1 ; n OOlt SMOKED FISH! '• Givo them some for breakfast. It's tasty S and appetising, and really good for tliem. „ Better than honvior things for the lirst * meal of tho day. a 6ANFORD, LTD, " There's a Depc SANFORD. LTD, Round the Comer.