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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16824, 15 April 1918, Page 10

Amusements. TIVOLI. - , The - TIVOLI. IVOLI. - Premier - IIVOLI. npiVOLI. - Picture - rpiVOLI. 1 IVOLI. — House. - 1 IVOLI. TO-NIGHT AT Q 10-NIGHT AT O. We present For the first time under Paramount, one ol the Screen's Foremost Artistes, MARY 'PULLER ARY J? ULLER MARY DULLER AHY J? ULLER MARY DULLER ARY JC ULLER Who is supported by the well-known Shakesporean Actor, Lou Tellegcn, in n gripping story of the Canadian North-west, a thrilling talc of love and sacrifice, with a smashing climax, entitled THE T ONG TRAIL. HE iJONG 1 RAIL. THE T ONG rpitAlL. IHE JL/ONG 1 RAIL. THE T ONG TRAIL. IHE JL/ONG 1 HAIL. rPHE T ONG TRAIL. IHE .Long 1 KAIL. Who has not sung of " The Long, Long Trail?" „ This majestic Famous Players fea--1 turo catches this theme and on the screen we aro shown in reality the • vastnoss and grandeur of the illimitable snowD lands of the great North-west, where two , brave souls battle along 'the stony, treacherous trail to the final dreamland of Love. Also, The Latest American Gazette, a new BurtonHolmes Travelogue, and another rib-cracking two-act MACK BENNETT COMEDY. MACK BENNETT COMEDY. TIVOLI - Reserves at - rpiYOLI 1 IVOLI -H. deal's. Queen - 1 IVOLI TIVOLI - St., or Theatre. - rpIVOLI IVOEI - 'Phone 2236 Auto. - 1 IVOLI KING'S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, IT'S ALWAYS THE WOMAN. What Every Woman Should Know Bcforo-Marriage. THE CRAND.--Opp G.P.0.-TO-DAY. H. B. WARNER. In "THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE." "THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE." In tho Most Successful Role of his Career. " H. B. WARNER. As "THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE." "THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE." The Massacre of Cawnpore in all its Ghastly Realism. See This Great Picture, Set in India. • 11th Chapter "THE MASTER KEY." And GOOD COMEDY. THE CLOBE. HE VILOBE. Continuous Queen St. OLOA PETROVA OLGA PETROVA I, "I "EXTRAVAGANCE." " EXTRAVAGANCE." , A Metro Wonder-Play! And CHARLIE CHAPLIN In I "BEHIND THE SCREEN." KING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, i IT'S ALWAYS THE WOMAN, f What Every Woman Should J Know Before Marriage. MOST STUPENDOUS, GORGEOUS. SUPERB, SUPER DE LUXE PHOTO- , DRAMA EVER SHOffN IN AUCKLAND. "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" (8 PARTS).i SATURDAY. NATIONAL PICTURES. ; Tenders. TENDERS " FOR UNIFORMS. > Tenders are invited (or tho Supply of Uniforms for a term of two yearn i Specifications and samples may ibo seen on application at the Company's Office, Customs Street West. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders close at 12 noon on 19th April, . 1918. ' THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS CO.. LTD. 12th April, 1918. I , • m END B R S. Tenders are invited up till Noon on SATURDAY., 27th font., .for Formation of about 49 Chains of Road at Papatoetoo. Plans and specifications may be seen at ' tho offices* of tlio undersigned. ) Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. % • C. HASTINGS BRIDGE AND SON. ' Licensed Surveyors. I , __—_ I TENDERS wanted for Three Miles of i '1 Fencing Repairs. Tenders to close April 27.—Apply by 'phono or personally to ■ AG. Bell. Glen Massey. I ~~~ rpO BUILDERS. We have a few Imported Deal Panel Doors I for Sale; size, 6ft Sin by 2ft Bin by ljin; . price. 16s 6d. Sample can be Been at our , showrooms, WINGATE AND CO.. Ironmongers, Queen St., Auckland. WILSON AND TTELLY, LTD., > Engineers. Iron and Brass Founders', Blacksmiths and Steel Structural Engineers, Makers of Concrete Mixers, Friction and Hand Winches, Garcen Rollers, Fire ] Escapes, and all classes of Wrought and Cast Iron Work. WORKS: FEDERAL STREET. 'Phones. 1441 and 1865. 'T H E OLD0 LD F 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 r Iron. I Timber and Bottle Jacks on Hire. GAM. WHITE AND CONS, : ' 'PHONE 708. BUILDINGS REMOVED AND REINSTATED. t Repairs in All Branches Carpentry, i Joinery otc. ) GEO. RHODES AND SONS, LTD.. ' , Builders and Contractors, • 'Phono 1051. Pattcson Street. City. For Lease by Tender, ', FOR LEASE BY TENDER FOR TERM I OF THREE YEARS.-My House at Te Kauwhata, with orchard, small paddock be- .' hind orchard, feeding yard, vehicle-shed and toedroom. Secondly, for the Lease of the balance of . the paddocks, not including school paddocks. Tenders to be addressed to ; „ , W. GILL, 3 64, Esplanado Rd„ Mt. Eden, J Not later than April 20, 1918. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. = TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ' -pOR T EASE gY TENDER. 13(xTa - BEING THE HOMESTEAD PORTION OF THE WELL-KNOWN ANNANDALE J ESTATE, MORRINSVILLE, 1 THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE J. C. ALLEN. We have received instructions from tho Trustees in the, above estate, to offer same - for Lease by Tender, in six subdivisions. Tenders to close on FRIDAY, April 26, 1918. Tho subdivisions vary in area from 53 to 300 acres, and compriso some of the finest dairying land in the province. Tho pastures are mostly in splendid heart « and inspection will prove that the man who " is fortunate enough to secure one of these I. scotions will be in a position to conduct dairying operations under ideal conditions Three of the sections will have a full 8 ranee of buildings, including cottages and 7 milking sheds. I The term of lease will bo for 8 years, " from July 1, 1918. a Full particukrs and conditions for leasing, d together with forms of tender and lithograph y plans, may be obtained from the agents of „ the Company throughout tho province; also arrangements made for inspection at any time, to suit the convenience of clients. T\ALGETY AND COMPANY, T TD., I AUCKLAND