Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16567, 16 June 1917, Page 12

Amusements. '"' iip^^fflß JJIB MAJESTY'S THlli^^^ Direction:' J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTn % Business Manager: W. ■?. Russell'- 1 . I ■ i SPECIAL MATINEE. 1 TO-DAY AT 2.1S ■ &3£| 1 TO-DAY AT 2.15 MM 1 OP 1 "DADDY LONG LEGS" 1 "DADDY LONG LEGS" >$$m 1 •i' -' ■' I Children Half-price to All Parts ti&JM . Late Door Gallery. ***•«**- TO-NIGHT. AT 8. 1 TO-NIGHT, AT 8. $m 1 1 KATHLENE MacDONELL. iPM § KATHLENE MacDONELL, I KATHLENE MacDONELL, 1 KATHLENE MacDONELL mW 1 KATHLENE MacDONELL *©§ § Associated With the Famous Acta?, | CHARLES WALDRON I CHARLES WALDEON! *f|i | I And supported by the strongest combination I of Artists that has had the pleasure of tcur- I ing New Zealand for years, in ' "outcast," *$mk \ "OUTCAST," K'Mlt | "OUTCAST," .5B&& 1 "OUTCAST." <&Mm "OUTCAST," 4mm By- Hubert Henry Davies. . j j v I@®t i Cast of Characters. ?ftllll ' • Geoffrey Sherwood • - CHAS. WALDBOS j Hugh Brown Lewis WillougiljjS' j Tony Hewlett Lewis Kimball Taylor J. Plumpten Wilson I Valentine Beryl Bryant \ Miriam .... KATHLENE MacDONELL Beamish • Audrey Woltal||J| Nelly •• Clarice Hardwicks ; BOX PLANS for Matinee. To-day. also ' To-night and Monday (last two nights of lip It season) on view at Wildman and Arey's H■ R S'l 12 noon. To-night's only at Coleman's, from 1 p.m. Early door tickets at Co&fp? man's. tf> -*' ■ ''-'■> ALEXANDRA, GREEN LANE. MATINEE. 2.30. EVENING. 8 P.j|f|§| Carlyle Blaokwell in the 'Ipljjl CLARION. -Wmi Also, '''":K;;S;i THE MASTER KEY-Episode No. i ' ' , Overture by Orchestra, 7.55. ■ j;J|||i§ 2 00 ' ROYAL OAK. FINEST SHOW OF LIONS IN THE WORLD. • s- 3 .£ 26 - LIONS -26 ' "1 Everything Else Very Interesting. '",' OPEN DAILY. Adults, 6d; Children. 3d. ' V • , ALL COME. . V, ANCING. - SUNFLOWER SOCIAL CLUB. EVERY : SATURDAY EVENING. ~ TRADES HALL. Hobson : Streets Ladies, 6d: Gent.'s, Is 6d. Harrison's Music. 9B& F. Turner. M.C.-P. SORENSEN. Sec. £$111 . '— FORTNIGHTLY EUCHRE PARTY - AND v , DANCE AT ST. BENEDICT'S HALL. East St. (in Aid of Parish Funds), TUES. DAY NEXT. 19ih, Dancing, 8-U. L«uet Is; Gent's, Is 6d. .Lillis's Orchestra.— P. J. McCabe. Hon. See. -' •..; .yj~. '■;/_', ! rv£jgjsßß| THE } Select ">Anzac Dancing Club.—Dance held \ Thursday. June > 21. ; at Masonio Hall, Upper Queen St. . Proceeds in aid ot Returned Solaiera' Fund. Lillia's Orchestra, I J - Norman Tate extras. ; Subs.: Gent's. Is 6d- < Ladies, : 6d. v; Dancing;' Bto 12.—'; ScanlanMi Sec. '■••>-.' ■■-?. ■ .?;-. .y;,: ■;• - ■■-. ?,^teSffi NOT I've made up my mind to go to I i TrT ,HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE on JUNE 27. k ; ,,. ; ... . ....... ' ~,., J . ... ,—1 . -.■ -•'- '... " Miscellaneons. V "i^M ■ : ; '—. -i-I'. ASTROLOGY.-Test Horoscope. Chara-;er. SX. x nusinees., Health.— ' birth : uaie ; and ®s' 18 stamps •to.'Maaaru''.Jbiier, West vfcnd%s '■theatre mdgs., 'Ponsonby. '- ■■'■ ■■■=.':' ; ■■■■'>:. '•■^fiasßi' LADIES' ■:'' Costumes,.; Furs Eenov.-vtaf, \ material made up; Costumes to-oraef; low, oharges.—Venard, :. French .'Xaiior-UotMl tumier. 4i!t>, .■ Queen at. ■'■ - : :-..:. :.■-■:■■*->: •-..,-:■ ;^^|p ONSULTI Celebrated Madameißennette-'fli :^, Astrological Clairvoyante. Advice on-;"!: business, health; dangers, • etc.— ; Hobson S'® St., near Wellington»St.V ; ■-. .ctfgjm .SORENSEN,- ! Healer,]jaectri(v3 • and' Vibratory Massage. . Hourj, 10 to 4. Advice free.—22. K ?Patteson St.. opd. VicMf 'tona'Eaik.-i-?.-:-y--••;..■-■.•'■■■.',;:j:-.- , '^•■i|^ SEAGRASS Furniture. Basketware. Baby ' I Baskets; Pram. Tyres ' Fitted.—Licit I I and Cowden, 84,. Grey fit. 'Phone 973 r- <J.^pl THAT I Hawera I Boot : Stock '• Going ' Fast— I M •Pearson's. Boot Store, Newton,- easily j leading for low prices and high.rnaUty;^||f PARIS -HOUSE,.II3. Symonds ; St, 'iaUorsWand ■ Dressmakers.—Ladies' ■. Costumes '■ Cleaned, Pressed, and -Altered ■to the ; Latest Fashions. : '■:> •-'h . V •-; "■ . ■ >'ftSß®i M~RS. HARRIS-ROBERTS, . 'Psychic,^ mMm I ; f,Collingwood : Hours, 2 to- 9, Satur- s' days excepted. Handwriting , : delineated, &mm Public Circle, Wednesday, 8 pan. ' V^^S OTHERS. KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. mm.- —New • Pianos from 5s a week at the . I No Deposit Piano Co., 28. High St. :-. ..c^t^g TV/fISS FABLING, Psychic : Demonstrator mm., and Healer.—lnterviews daily, 10 : till r 6 rwn.^.. Wednesday and Saturday, 10 to 12: Thursdays, 7 to 9 pjn.—Druids' Hall, North St, :.. off ■ Karangahtpe ;vßd^,;.;.: ~"-? /-v.: ::mmm Tl/fRS;: SANTOS. Clairvoyant. Ladies only? mJL For a few weeks at 131. Wellesley 8t;-ml| W. Saturdays ; - excepted. - '^Mm •:?;:. ; l , ,r--;.-, Colds. ; ...v .-.■. "" hm Go to Ganderton, ">.-'" A ;■;•'■,'./ . Ponaonby Road. ~-'-'"• '. -OrsffiiW R'OSLYN Underwear.—Ladies' and Gent.'a a 1 . Hosiery and Wools at bedrock prices, ,-ff —Wool < Shop, 446 A, Queen St. -■- v -. ; V NURBE CLAYTON, ? Maeseuse, guarantees fi J '•s- to • cure Stiff * Joints,. Asthma, and Bronchitis. ;. Consulted 282, Ponsonby Ed., li to 7. .-V-- vw -3 ->„•■> ■-.*■.' ■ ■■■i. ■,-. ■.■■ ---'mmm DO ; NOT discard -your old hat. . We re- , model -.Velours, Tagels,'. and Felts; ; "s country customers enclose 3s and, picture of • ;;* shape - required.—Cox, The Hatter, - 'jj&m Karangahape Rd. . ; ; .':■)% EXCHANGE:-', YOUR OLD PIANO.- ;' Full allowance for > your. old Piano ,al i| m the '. No Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High 5t.;.,-%|gg TORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers , ] and : Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all Leading Chemists la 6d and ?a 6d. THE NO > DEPOSIT PIANO CO:.~>Wsm& ■■:, HlGH■':■< ST., >. Sell New Iron-framed m& Pianos from 5» a week. ;;J;;| FRANK HOWLETT, 209. Kanngahape HA ®S —Cheapest for ; best Hairwork. Comb- mM ings, worked up. Price list of Switches and ;PM Transformations posted. '(-_ .'. & P' ianol PIANOS!! pianos !! I '$m No Deposit. No interest Three years' " terms.— Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St .• -•; TORA-LINE means sound lungs-Speakers J-:' and Sine»rs take Tora-line. Obtainable .:':'.% at all Leading Chemists. Is ■. 64 and 2s 6d. '}0% NEW PIANOS FOR : OLD ONES.-' " Full allowance for your old Piano.-* i, No- Deposit Piano Co.. 28. High St. ■; ?> N EW ZEALAND H EBALa AUCKLAND -fIITEEKLI VTEWS. fg§ SUBSCRIPTION TERMS: " " V#| New Zealand Herald, 6d per week delivered in town and suburbs, or 10s per . •■ Quarter in advance, posted to any part of to» , Dominion _ .. „ ~ ; m Auckland Weeklt News. 6s 6d ps« - v^ quarter, or £1 4a ' per annum in ".dvanc* ' ; ,; posted to any part of the Dominion. .' '^-Va ADVERTISING RATES: %||l New Zealand Herald and Auckland Weekit News. • 7§Mm Separate Charges for each paper. *f;|S under: — _ _ „ _ , '-■ '.i-Ss3* Wanted, To Let. Fob Sale. Lost ans Found. Personal. Board and Residence | are inserted at the rate o{ 18 words for li. . or three consecutive insertions for 2* 6d w**i#J cash paid in advance. >?^P Birth Notices. 2s 6d per insertion: ym doctors or nurses' names, Is each nam* fi extra. Marhiaob, Death, Beeeavehenv ,| and In Meuoriam Notices, 2s H per ins«r-^| tion for the first six lines (3"; words); Will! peT line for additional sob *. Fusebav ' | Notices. Is extra. These announcements must be sicned by the advertiser. i%mm Contract rates en. iprihcation. .^i^® Replies to advertisements will be receiver at the office of the Herald tree, of charge. fifMm Instructions as to the insertion or wi»v i j • drawal of advertisements must be in writingi The Proprietors do not hold theffiselvM.M^ 1 responsible for non-insertion of advorUM--1 ments through accident or from other cause* ..,...,-^ or for error in the publication of any aav»^|p|| tisement. •..' •■ : ;pSrs§S^ TELEPHONES: ~'/'; r Advertising and Commercial. 178; JJ» Printing Order, Office. 2890: Publishing.,l4. Editorial. 229: Reporters. 8693_ Edttof, Weekli News and Photographic. 229. -■Ma^P Address communications to wuson\»»*M* Horton. > P.O. Box 32. Auckland- -■'y-^3£m^