Page 8 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16914, 29 July 1918, Page 8

Amusements. . 'J * OWN ■TTALL QONCERT PHAl©Ei|B Direction: Will and Rob Thomas, ',>* TO-NIGHT. -Ti 0 - ; N IQ iV ""' J. X *' AND EVERY EVENING AT 8. I|||fß — SECOND WEEK — J ; '^Sb AND ENORMOUS SUCCES3 - WSM Of Second Programme. '^liflill By Large and Enthusiastic Audience oa'tl® Saturday Evening, tnglish PIERROTS - ' English 1 i erbotJy,.,-. English pi ERRotr •'- English -Pierrot! -.' t TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT '$M And Four More Nights Only of Present - ; ' Programme. 'v-jwS Book Seats Early at WiMnian and Arey'g, rjlji No Extra Charge H^V PIERROTS' POITLAR PRICES- ; ?lf! 3s, 2s, 1? (PI, s Tax' ■ ■':£& JJIB MAJESTY'S rpnEATRa H Lews? ---- J. C. Williamson, Ltd.'''-" SOLE DIRECTION ALLEN DOONE. \'' COMMENCING ;: ff' WEDNESDAY ATEXT, JULY Qi :0 RETURN OF THE GREATEST OF ■■% i FAVOURITES. 'Jh ! Lucky ALLEN DOOM'.. O'Shea Lucky ALLEN DOONE, O'Shea "■& ' Lucky ALLEN DOONE. O'Shea $| Tho Most Popular Actor o! the Day, >3fc. And His Brilliant Company, '"'§£ Including >f'..' MISS EDNA KEF.LF.Y 'M MlbS EDNA KEELEY '■_& And .<fp MR. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS. ■*} MR. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS. ,*•'.; LUCKY ALLEN DOONE. O'SHEA S4 LUCKY ALLEN DOONE. O'SHEA :■■■■ LUCKY ALLEN DOONE, O'SHEA -^f In the Great and Startling Success, _5 * ALLEN LUCKY O'SHEA. DOONE W4 ALLEN LUCKY O'SHEA, DOONE ■:"•$ ALLEN LUCKY O'SHEA. DOONE -|i HEAR DOONE SING- • %jj HEAR DOONE SING- a£ " Think of Me, Sweet Maid," _ '.'f| " Tho Night Birds' Cooing," *aj " The Kilkenny Catu." *M Lucky ALLEN DOONE, O'Shea ."% Lucky ALLEN DOONE, O'Shea, ':{ EVERYBODY'S IDOL. Prices—ss, 3s, 2s; Early Door Gallery Is jjjS extra. Day Sales at Coleman's. Plan at '&? Wildrnan and Arey's. Children in arms not' .'f admitted. y"'Jj rpo-DAY GRAND THEATRE. ".:' : ' ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER," Screened at All Session... *■& " IiTAMPINOLA," original syite-n, aocom- f' V panying Songs, Dance Music, at Sight, Q without knowledge of music—Ani'lo-Ameri- ..,'i car. Music Btore. 4a >?\v 00, ROYAL OAK—6 Fuli-grown Lions 4 will be Trained Every Afternoon it . .."'; 8.30 p.m., by their trainer; 25 Lions fed at 4 p.m. .;*j Admission: Adults. fid; Cnilnrer. 3d. >? POR THE PIANO YOU WANT, at Pries V.B J- and Terms you want, try F. Moore Piano Co.. Customs St. (next Waverley). l-J Art Notices, . rj ..y MISS JUDITH MORRISH '■'}. (Art Mistress at St. Cuthbert's), "J Wil open a STUDIO, in the vicinity of ..-] Queen St., next September, for the „ .y Teaching of ;.; i DRAWING (ABLETT SYSTEM), ' ?|& OIL AND WATERCOLOUR PAINTING, ,* ■ SKETCHING FROM NATURE. * V Coaching for Matriculation and Teachers* ./% C *nd D examinations. Schools visited by arrangement. v | Classes now being formed, "/| For particulars, apply, %-'j GLENALVON, Waterloo Quadrant. .^ Restaurants and Tearooms. 41 . . .-.j^ A POPULAR ITEM AT BTACEY'S. .. These cold, bleak days, a Plate of Steam. Cf ing Hot Tomato, Kidney, or other Variety Jjj of Soup—the kind you get at Stacey'a—will | warm you through and through, and fortify M the system against the coldest weather. i | Ready any hour of the day or evening, up % to U P - W - STACEY'S. %.d 61. Queen Street. *'# M'RS. DRINNAN has opened an tip-to- 1 . date Dining and Supper Room at 205, V| Karungahape Rd., opp. P.O. M Tourist Resorts. j H"~"'OT SPRINOS HELENSVILLE. '-M Recommended by leading Auckland <a Doctors. An Ideal Holiday Resort. I U SPRINGSIDE HOUSE. 4 tensive additions comploled; 40 rooms, all I round floors; nearest to baths. Tennis, iWa croquet. Accommodation second to 4 r-oriffl' 'Bus meet'i day trains, evening by ;■ arr»n"cment. Ring up No. 8, Helensville Bureau Telegram, "Springtide, receive promDl attention. Tariff. 6« per day, 35s per v: week-Mrs. EDDLESTON. Proprietress. K"~ING'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL, f UPPER QUEEN STREET. 'Phone 2256. j With Electric Light Throughout \. Up-to-date Accommodation. Billiard , j Table. Extensive Grounds and Mag- '■ nificent Views. Tennis Court. 4 Moderate Charge*,. > ' ; Permanents by Arrangement. , Trams to Gate. KING'S COURT PROVIDES i, . HOME "AWAY FROM HOME I G. ARROWSMITK, Proprietor. S~" O N O M A, k5 PRIVATE HOTEL. 'Phone 725. Alfred Street The above well-known House has a few Vacancies for Permanents. Single and Double Rooms. Tariff on application. MRS. NAIRN - ■ - Proprietress. TiKENT'S BATHGATE HOUSE, WWI) ' RUA. the Largest Private Hotel of Hntcrua Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the «ason- Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, nat-nt lavatories, etc. Nearest house to Government Baths, including the large new bntr.hou.Ba. Motor-cars ,and conveyances „.,, Br nt's tor all the sio trip,. Terms rentable. Porters meet ail trams-S. T. BRENT. Proprietor. ______ THIRWELL PRIVATE HOTEL. Rotorua, _ : well known as 'he premior house tor accomodation, comfort, first-class table, and moderate tariff. Renovated for the comma £?„_. Registered leiegraphic address, Thirwell. Tele. 20. ,7« day, 40s week.- _. p. Dow'ing, Proprietor.

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