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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16619, 16 August 1917, Page 10

w Amusements. Tivoli ——————— so IVOLI • " HANDY a TIVOLI —— AND 1 IVOLT : — SO FINE_ TIVOLI : WHEN YOU IVOLI — \ ' . ■ GET THERE. ' ' ~"*'-*•■, At the GRAFTON BRIDGE TRAM STOP. QNLY WO' "A/TORE RIGHTS QNLY rpwo |iTORE IUIGHTS TO ~ SEE OSCOE A RBUCKLE. . In JA.RBUCKLE. " A Reckless TJOSCOE A RBUCKLE. Romeo." XV.OSCOE iIRBUCKLE. " A Reckless OSCOE A RBUCKLE. Romeo." XVOSCOE JX RBUCKLE. Positively one OSCOE A RBUCKLE. gay, giddy whirl JXOSCOE iIBBUCKLE. of hilarious OSCOE A RBUCKLE. mirth. The reckiV2§22E il-RBUCKLE. lessness of this OSCOE A RBUCKLE. Dimpled Romeo ii«S!HQS -O-RBUCTCLE. leads him into OSCOE A RBUCKLE. scrapes which -a. PRTTr iiJK- elicit one long T>OSCOE A RBUCKLE. roar of laughter from beginning OSCOE A RBUCKLE. to end. OSCOE -ii-RBUCKLE. IN TWO PARTS. ALSO BETTY rpo rpHE "DESCUE. pETTY rpo rpnE TiESCUE: EITY lo IHE IXeSCUE. A 5-Act LASKY Drama of Intense Interest. Featuring ANNIE Tf 7"ARD. The dainty -r-Aw.45 -J^ A s£- and vivacious P4SSSS T\rARD. favourite of avtxttS JX A S D " Tl,e Cheat" and ANNIE WARD. other popular ANNIE > V ARD. . photo-plays. AND A splendid supporting programme of varied and interesting items and THE TIYOLI COMPLETE ORCHESTRA In Special 'Selections. Ttv-RH" D.C., Is; Stalls. 6d X ItHtvßt't Children, Half-price. 1 tttP,t4- Reserves. Is 6d at H. rrrrvru t S, ,eal ' 3 - Queen St., or at Trvßf "* Theatre. 'Phone Auto ■*- IVOLI. . 2236. PREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE' FREE! FREE! Ah! Just what Auckland has'' lacked for years, a tree home of Amusement, where anybody may while away a couple of hours "J Healthy enjoyment without being under the obligation to pay an extortionate en- &- c ? fee to the ma hall, where Free Variety Turns are given daily. But here we have it at last! The most Novel and Attractive Amusement House in Auckland. QPENING rjpo-DAY (THURSDAY). AUGUST 16. 1917. THE HE , A RCADIA -HLRCADIA AMUSEMENT MUSEMENT PARLOURS. ARLOURS. 128, QUEEN STREET, OPP. HERALD OFFICE. Where you and thousands of other Ancklanders may reap a harvest of unlimited enjoyment and fun out of the innumerable novel features embodied in this unique I " Dispensary of Joy Goods."/ Space will not permit of an adequate description of this galaxy of most astonish-., ing mechanical wonders, captivating games, and other astounding attractions, ever gathered together under one roof in Auckland. The Management are donating half _ of opening day's takings to Returned Soldiers Association. Public Notices." pUBLIC NOTICE. We, the Undersigned, wish to thank our Customers for past Patronage, but owing .to. the shortage of oil. and the large increase in price, we are compelled to raise our prices, which will be arranged on application.We are. yours faithfully. THE AUCKLAND LAUNCH AND TOWBOAT COMPANY. ————— , a NOTICE to Land Agents.—Kindly take notico that my farm at Ngaruawahia has been sold.—J. Sunjich. LAND Agents.—Take notice that my farm, 167} acres. Ramarnma. has been sold through the agency of L. J. Mills and Co.. Papaknra.—Herbert Wood. LAND Agents.— notice that my farm, 30 acres. Manurewa, also first mortgage £800. Eketahuna. has been sold by L. J Mills nod Co.,— T. Aspden. _ LAND Agents.—Please take notice we , nave sold our property of 1654 acres, Kaitieke, through Messrs. Snow and Robertson, Land Agents, 99, Queen St.. Auckland —Dick and Flyger, Kaitieke. } Licensing Notices. BAY OF PLENTY LICENSING DISTRICT.—NOTfCE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.-I. JOHN THOMAS LEES, of Taupo. being toe holder.of a Publican's License in respect of the house and preAißes known by the sign of the Spa. Hotel, and situate at Taupo, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, end. will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Courthouse. Opotiki, on the 7th day of September, 1917. apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to Andrew Charles Johnstone, my appointee. Dated the 11th day of August. 1917.—JOHN THOS. LEES. Signature of Applicant MANUKAU LICENSING DISTRICT.— nOK NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.-I, ARCHIBALD ADMORE, of Auckland, being the "older of a Publican's License in respect of the Premises known by the sign of the Star Hotel, and situate at Otahuhu, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Onehunga on I 10th day of September, 1917, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to Albert Louis Meurant, my appointee. Dated at Auckland the 6th day of August, ARCHIBALD ADMORE. Applicant. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE—I, JOHN TURNBULL, of the Manukau Hotel .Onehunga, being the holder of a Publican's License in resnect of the Premises known by the sign of the Mnnukau Hotel and situate at. Onehunaa. do hereby trive notice that I desire to ob'ain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be he'd at Onehunga on the 10th day of September. 1917, apply for a transfer of th» said License from mv»elf to Mnti'da Olson, my f, apnointee Da+ed »♦• *«rW--J *v«- "„d t?»v *.f A U(rlla t' 1917.-JOHN TURNBULL. Applicant. -j Business Notices. ACCOUNTS pOLLECTED. 1 If your Outstanding Accounts aTe aasum ing too large proportions, write, ring or see us without delay. Wo Collect anywhere and act in. any ' manner desired, tactfully or emphatically according to our instructions. All worry is lifted, from your shoulders, as we superintend every step ourselves, including all Court proceedings if these are found necessary. Our statements are rendered regularly each month, and written reports sent cr-n'-eming a l ' Accounts entrusted us. AS SOON AS FINALITY IS REACHED. pOOKS T-VEVISED AND "ff^EPT For Traders, Professional Men and others. Bills regularly despatched and their Accounts carefully watched, thereby relieving you of much worry and work wheal trustworthy labour is scarce. WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE ACCURACYx AND COMPLETE SATISFACTION. pOOPE pROS.. WHITTINGTON ROOPE. A.P.A.. N.Z I. (By Exam.). 14 AND 15, H.M. ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. proRSE AND QOW pOVERS. Le Roy's 1916 Catalogue is now ready and will.be forwarded, post free, on request. All goods are listed at the Lowest QuaUty "" " aBUBUaI ' "* ° th ° Highest t « WATERPROOF, COATS. Le Roys Feather-weight Canvas Water proof . Goats for Riding, Walking and Yachting, are the strongest and lightest™, the market. Made in all styles' an|si Z6a £ £. oTWue'st.^ 3 - Catalogues 6 po£ E. L E R OY - . 42, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. AW." * BRYANT • _ Successor to P. Bryant, Xj Coal Merchant and Carrier - 2, Waitemata Chambers, next to Customs Bldgs.. and Jervois Road, Ponsonby; ° p-SE "TANIWHA" . SOAP. Every Washing Day. lifttiera freely and. cleanses readily. t