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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16796, 12 March 1918, Page 10

Amusements. THE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES. And Their Stat Features To-day. LYRIC "They're Off!" QUEEN'S - - "The Princess of Park Row." EVERYBODY'S - - • ■ "The Volunteer." PRINCESS - • "More Truth than Poetry." STRAND • ■ "They're Off!" LYRIC — Syraonds YRIC i Street. THIS EVENING AT 8. ENID BENNETT In "THEY'RE OFF!" A Thrilling Drama of the Turf. Also, Sixth Episode - ■ "The Neglected Wile." / iL'EEX'S QUEEN'S. UuEEN'S — QUEEN'S. "THE PRINCESS OF PARK BOW'; "THE PRINCESS OF PARK ROW., "THE PRINCESS OF PARK ROW. Starring MILDRED MANNING. MILDRED MANNING. And Sixth THE NEGLECTED WIFE. Episode of THE NEGLECTED WIFE., EVERYBODY'S Continuous. .EVERYBODY'S Queen Street. MADGE EVANS In " THE VOLUNTEER." Also in the Picture: June Elvidge, Kitty Gordon, Ethel Clayton and Montague Love. Sessions: 11. 12.50, 2.40. 4.50. 6.20. and 8. PRINCESS OLGA PETROVA. RINCESS: OLGA PETROVA. ffiS tf«N Kelt moreW'than PRINCESS. POETRY, PRINCESS. And PRINCESS. Biplane's Historic Victorian PRINCESS. Derby, PRINCESS. The Greatest Race Picture PRINCESS. Ever Filmed. UTRAND — Continuous. UTRAND Q» cc » Slrcct ' To-day at 11, 12.50, 2.40. 4.30. 6.20. and 8. ENID BENNETT ENID BENNETT In "THEY'RE OFF!" Also, "The History of the War" Series, including Departure N.Z. Main Body. pRAXD. — OPPOSITE G.P.O. VI World's Corporation Film, Presenting CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG "THE HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE." CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Is inimitable- in this part. Supported by Sixth Chapter-"THE MASTER KEY. Gffi: ====== SSI! LIONEL BARBYMORB,^^^^ "DOREEN'S "DIVORCE." "DOREEN'S DIVORCE.' Another Five-art Metro Wonder Hay. CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN " HIS PREHISTORIC PAST."

PALACE ■ Karangahapo ALACK — Road ' BELLE BENNETT In "BECAUSE OF A WOMAN.'' "BECAUSE OP A WOMAN." VALSE " Beth," latest waltz. Played by Princess Orchestra (Conductor Mr. Frank Kgerton), To-night; —Anglo-Ame-rican Music Store. OUR Loss. Your Gain. See window display, Throe Copies Music for la at the AngloAmerican Music Store. A LOVELY Waltz.— Hear Conductor Frank Ecorton's Orchestra, Princess Theatre, to-night, play " Valso Both"; 2s.— Anglo-American Music Store. Swimming. KING'S COLLEGE SWIMMING SPORTS Will be held in PARNELL BATES. NEXT FRIDAY AFTERNOON. First event starts at 2.15 p.m. C. BLOMFIELD, Hon. Secretary. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. THE ANNUAL SWIMMING SPORTS Will bo held at the POINT ERIN BATHS. ON THURSDAY, MARCH 14. First Raco nt 1.30. , , Parents and Friends of, the School are cordially invited. G. 3. COLDHAM. Sporting.

rvHINEMURI JOCKEY pLUB. ACCEPTANCES PAEROA RACES. ACCEPTANCES for the Races of the Ohinemun Jockey Club, at Paeroa Racecourse, on SATURDAY, Mf.rch 16, will close at 9 p.m. TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), with the Secretary, Paeroa, or with Mr. F. Yongo, High Street, Auckland. ACCEPTANCES are £1, except for the Cup (£3) and the Karangahako Handicap and the St. Patrick's Handicap (£2 each). H. POLAND, Secretary.. Tenders. TENDERS FOR SINKING DRAINAGE BORE. Tenders for sinking a Drainage Bore in Market Road, One-tree Hill, will be received until Noon of WEDNESDAY. March 20, 1918, at tho Office of the Board, Manukau Road, Epsom. Particulars on application at the Office of the Chairman. R, B. Macduff, Esq., Messrs. Gannon and Macduff. Safo Deposit Buildings, High Street, City. No tender nccossarily accepted. WM. HOGG, Epsom, March 11, 1918. Clerk. m E N D E R S. FIRE BRIGADE DEMONSTRATION. TE KUITI, MARCH 30, 1918. Tendors will bo received until March 15, 1918, for the following ;- 1. LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA. 2. SOFT DRINKS, FRUIT, ETC. For specifications, apply to Secretary. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. KNOWLES. Secretary. TENDERS wanted for Bushfelling, also x Scrub-cutting, about 100 acres; near Auckland.— Jervois Rd., Herno Bay. WINGATE AND CO.. LTD.. 33, 35, 37, Queen Street, Auckland, nave just to hand:—loo tons Galvanised Fencing Wires (Plain and Barbed), 60 tons Galvanised Staples and Wire Nails. 1000 lolls Certainteed Ready Roofing, tho quality of which wo guarantee to be equalled by few and excelled by no other brand on the local market. As we have full ranges of all other Builders' Furnishing and Agricultural Hardware, we respectfully solicit your inquiries. •nUILDING MATERIALS. We have now larded full stocks of Fibrous Cement Sheets in all sizes. Just arrived, 200 Drums of Canadian Carbide, 200 Drums of Japanese Carbide. Quotations on Application. JOHN J>URNS AND |pO., J TD., I CUSTOMS STREET. C H. ]? RANK HA M, TIMBER AND JOINERY MERCHANT. MAHURU STREET. NEWMARKET. Telephone 3030. TEE 0L D ]? IRM ' MARKET PLACE. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. Buy and Sell all Classes of Buildings for Removal, and always have on Stock a Supply of Doors and Windows. Timber, and Iron. Timber and Bottle Jacks on Hire, CAM. WHITE AND CONS, 'PHONE 708. rpARRED PATHB Dressed with our Special White Shells, look well, wear well, and will pleaso well. 'Phono us, 1051, for Estimate. GEO. RHODES AND SONS. LTD* °J» Fattsfion. Street City,