Amusements. ROLLER'S QPERA OUSB ' Direction: Ben J. and J no. Fuller, Junr. ' Matinees. I Every Evening. ' Wed. and Sat., I at 2.80 p.m. l 8 p.m. I Pricos— Id, Is Id, 6d, I Including Amusement Tax 1 . jgIG yAUDEVILLE jgILL gURPRISES. ALL THE 9 NEW ACTS MADE GOOD. Another Triumph Scored. ■ PHILIP JVJEWBURY j^URPHY (Tenor). (Soprano), i LEWINS • • Chinese Singing Ladies ARTHUR CROXON - • - Entertainer PICTORIAL LITTLES - • Novolty Act 3LAKE AND GRANBY • Tabloid Comedy VALSH AND WALSH - Unique Dancers 3RN PITCHER • * " Comedian JTCRTON AND RYDON . In Musical Comedy rONES AND RAINES - Welsh Entertainers MARZON AND FLORENCE • Equilibrists Plan at Robertson's Music Depot. Queen 31., till 5 p.m. Reserves. 2s 6d Patrons tindly remember the One Penny Tax on all rickets of 1b or over. Meetings. , IRETURNED SOLDIERS | XjocgjS/ gOLDIERS' OLUB. PUBLIC MEETING, TOWN HALL. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1. The Auckland Returned Soldiers' Asso:iation invite the citizens of Auckland to ittend a Public Meeting at the Town Hall sn FRIDAY. February 1, to consider the juestion of raising funds for Erection of Permanent Club in Auckland. The Returned Soldiers' Association proposes to take immediate steps to perpetuate the memory of fallen heroes by providing а. commodious hall, with tho necessary offices, where returned men may meet to discuss matters of business, and for purposes of social intercourse and comradeship. Tho Association is strongly of opinion that tho matter of an adequate fitting soldiers' memorial may be smothered in a flood of complimentary talk unless the Association keeps it steadily in view. The comradeship of brother s-in-arms will not' end with tho war, and for that reason alone a permanent meeting place is both desirable and necessary. It is hoped that wives, mothers, fathers, and sisters of absent soldiers will make a special effort to be present. Seats will be reserved for next of kin of men who have given their lives for the Empire during the present war. Tickets for these seats will be obtained on application at the Soldiers' Club. Speakers: Bishop Averill, C. J. Parr, Esq., C.M.G., M.P.; C. H. Pooie. Esq., M.P.: P. J. Nerheny. Esq., and C. Waddingham, Esq,. W. R. Way. Sapper has kindly consented to exhibit his slides of Gallipoli. Educational. ELMER LEY QOLLEGE, ST. GEORGE'S ROAD, PARNELL. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Preparatory Classes for Girls and Boys. First Term. 1918, will begin on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19. Principals: MRS. A. BOULT, MISS H. ,T. THOMPSON. APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE BY LETTER WITH MISS H. J. THOMPSON, THE RESIDENT PRINCIPAL. UNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE, U 22, Ferry Bldgs.. Auckland. NEXT TERM COMMENCES ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1918. PERSONAL TUITION.— Day and Evening Classes are held for the 8.A., LL.B., N.Z. Matriculation, etc. Special attention is given to Students for Matriculation. DEPARTMENT FOR JUNIORS.— lars on application. TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE.Particulars may be had at the College. CHRISTMAS VACATION.—Mr. Holl's representative attends each morning and afternoon at the College, and will give any. information concerning the classes, etc., to te held next term. The Principal will be away from Auckland until the_ second week in February. Letters, etc., will be forwarded. H. A. EOLL, B.A. Maths. Hon., Camb., Eng. 'Phone 4271. yy H Y NOT QUALIFY; DOMINION COMMERCIAL SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE. Practical Book-keeping and Accountancy Courses by Correspondence. Short Concise Lessons and Question Papers. Each Pupil receives individual attention. Write for prospectus and full particulars, H. LEWIS, F.N.Z.A.A., 6, King's Chambers, Commerce Street. Auckland. P. 0., Box 1200. gOUTHWELL SCHOOL, HAMILTON. PREPARATORY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR BOYS. Dry, healthy situation, first-class surround ings. Special attention paid to Moral and Physical Training. ' ' Next Term commences February 12. Boarders, February 11. Particulars from the PRINCIPAL. 1 River Road. MR. W. H. WEBBE resumes teaching Monday, February 4, 155, Grafton Rd. At Home Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 3 to 8, to arrange lesson hours. Teachers of Music. MR. W. H. WEBBE resumes teaching ill February 1 (Monday). Town Studio: National Buildings, Wellesley St. West. WEBBE School of Music.—The New A.B.C. Piano Tutor (W. H. Webbs) for limited number of beginners. New Pupils received Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 3 to B.— 155, Grafton Rd. MRS. TRENDALL, A.S.M., Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, has resumed Puitiou at 24, Victoria Av., Mt. Eden. Dental. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION Possesses Many and Great, Advantages which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. , , , 2. NO NEED to come back the second time or oftener, as under other methods, B. EXPERT EXTRACTION. No bioken teeth, or stumps, leit in the gums. I. PERFECTLY SAFE ior all ages. I can safely use it on a patient of 80 years. б. IF YOU HAVE A WEAK HEART or are Buffering from other complaints it will not affect you. 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS, 8. ABSCESSED TEETH also painlessly extracted. 8. EXTRACTED FREE whon teeth are ordered. Also. THE MOST MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY OF THE AGE, . ANALGESIA. YOU CAN HAVE TOUR TEETH DRILLED. FILLED. PREPARED FOR CROWNING. BRIDGE WORK, PIVOTS. Etc.. WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST PAIN WHATEVER. YOU ARE CONSCIOUS. YET UNCONSCIOUS TO PAIV. AND I HAVE PROVED THIS MOST WONDERFUL MACHINE TO BE AN ABSOLUTE SUCCESS IN EVERY OPERATION. THEREFORE, PATIENTS WHO ARE NERVOUS NEED NO LONGER FEAR THE DENTISTS. PAINLESS DENTISTRY AT MY ROOMS IS NOT A MYTH. BUT A FACT. NOTE THE ADDRESS■QENTIST 0 ■ JJUNJiQ JjjMANUEL, FIRST FLOOR. ENDEAN'S BLDGS., (Next G.P.O) Open Every Evening, alba Saturday Afternoon. Telcohoue 1604. Take Elevnlor. ipWO RELIABLE o. ECCLES' VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP. For Children or Adults. Guaranteed ;;ood results. Is 6d and 2s 6d hot.; post, Id ema. jgCCLES' HAIR RESTORER. Guaranteed to Restore Grey Hair to its Original Colour, Gloss, and Beauty. Stops Falling, Removes Dandruff, and Promotes the Growth. It is Not » Dye. If not wha't I claim, I willingly refund the money; 2s 6d bottle, or 3s posted. Manufactured and Sold Only by MATTHEW ECCLES, M.P.8.. Chemist, 018. Ponsonby Road. Auckland,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16760, 29 January 1918, Page 8
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