Amusements, — T)IRECT FROM T ONDON. — ■' ' I COMING. COMING. COMING. SATURDAY —— Vr/BXT. ATURDAY . — INfIXT. i HIS ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S J. HEATRE. ' Lessees: J. C. WILLIAMBON, LTD. Under the Patronage of His Excellency tho , Governor-General, the Earl of Liverpool, \ K.C.M.G., M.V.O. ( . f TWICE DAILY, 2,80 AND 8 P.M. ! TWICE DAILY, 2.30 AND 8 P.M. ( ■ SEASON SIX DAYS. — ' SEASON SIX DAYS. —— ] THE MOST SENSATIONAL PICTURE j that has over been produced j and exhibited in Great Britain. A British Picture for British People. i "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." • 'IT IS FOR ENGLAND." I "IT IS FOR ENGLAND." A Stupendous Pictorial Story that took nearly two years to produce, and in the , building of which the British Battle Fleet and Houso of Commons were placed at tho disposal of the producers. . A FILM DRAMA, IN WHICH THE BRITISH FLEET AND ARMY ASSIST. . "IT IS FOR ENGLAND" Is a Colossal Combination of Thrilling Sen- ] sations, Romance and Spectacular Display, 1 f "IT IS FOR ENGLAND" _ i Shows you . The Work of Gorman Spies in Britain. . The Atrocities of the Hun in Belgium. , THE KILLING OF NURSE CAVELL. ' The Mobilisation of Britain's Groat Battle Floot (tho Salvation of the English-speaking raco). The Arrival of Troops from tho Overseas Dominions. CAPTURE OF GERMAN SUBMARINE. < The Patrols at work in the North Sea. ' Recruits in London during'first days of war. , The' House of Commons In Debate. THE TRIUMPH OF LOVE OF COUNTRY. IN AID OF NAVY LEAGUE FUNDS. ] _____ . ' , PRICES: fld, Is and 2s (Plus Tax). ] f MATINEE: Stalls 6d, Circle Is (plus tax). Box Plan at Wildman and Aroy's. Public Notices. 1 ■ — —— i THE HOSPITAL ] / mw -v- \ PATIENTS' i (] eWalßm BENEVOLENT i mm IW ALL GOOD UU_tfcr\ I*- SAMARITANS take NOTICB PUBLIC MEETING --S> A «W Will be held in tho CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, THIS EVENING, At 8 o'clock, To devise ways and means of assisting the above Fund. W. G. BAUER, lift, H.M. Arcade. 'Phono 3504. Your presence cordially invited. AUCKLAND HOSPITAL pATIENTS' PATIENTSBENEVOLENT FUND (Registered), LATE LATE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY FUND. BALANCE-SHEET From FEBRUARY, 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1917. n_c_tm. £ I d To Cash in bank and in hand, February 1, 1917 29 13 1 Collections, donations, and art union, 1917 585 6 2 £614 17 3 BXPENDITtJRr. £ a d By Amount due treasurer, February 1, 1917 14 18 1 Demonstration and art union expenses 94 6 4 Medical comforts, fruit, etc. ... 20 0 0 Rent, board and lodging, and meals 810 4 Drapery and boots 44 7 0 Grocery and fuel 240 18 8 Meat 5417 I Rail and steamer fares 9 12 Motor, cab, and small payments ... 6 8 6 Funerals - 7 3 0 Stationery, rubber stamps, and advertising ... 12 17 11 Bank chargos ... 0 16 0 Total ... 389 18 11 Cash Bank of N.Z. ... £32 7 6 Less unpresentcd chequo £14 18 1 17 9 5 Cash in hands of treasurer £2 8 11 Cash in hands of secretary £5 0 0 — 7 8 11 £014 17 3 I hereby certify that I have-examined the books, vouchors, and accounts of the Auckland Hospital Patients' Benovolent Fund, and that the above shews a true statement as on the 31et December, 1917. WM. GRAY, F.P.A., January 28, 1918. Auditor. Adopted at ft meeting hold on January 59. 1018. ALEX. E. EAGLETON, Chairman. W. RICHMOND,. Hon. Secretary. vrOTICE TO HORSEOWNERS. Owing to the increased cost of materials, the Auckland Master Farriers' Association are compelled to raise tho price of shoeing Is 'per set all round. - To take effect on February 1. E. M. PAGE, , Secretary. LAND Agents.— notice, that our property at Whnngape, known as Te Maire 1425 acres, is withdrawn from sale. -Miller Broa. LAND Agents.—Please tako notice, my Hojißo at Mt. Eden has been sold.— C- E. Stewart. ■ Business Notices. TTARD rjASH FOR QLD T\EBTB. PLAY SAFE AND HAND THOSE AC COUNTS IN TODAY, TO-MORROW THEY MAY BE WORTHLESS. WHEN IN DOUBT pIVE TT ripO •n&OPE BRO 8, 14 AND 18, H.M. ARCADE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 3146. i V-ORDEN AND pO., T TD., i DAIRY PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, LAND, FINANCE, AND ' ' INSURANCE AGENTS, 33-35, FORT STREET. AUCKLAND, I Have pleasure in announcing that ' THEY HAVE PURCHASED THE PRO-' I DUCE AND LAND AGENCY BUSINESS ' OF MESSRS. BRAY BROS. (Auckland), I LTD., including the Agra Dairy Co., and , solicit the Continuance of Your Valued , Favours. P. 0.. Box 1143. Telephone! 8840 and 8850, , L
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16762, 31 January 1918, Page 8
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