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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16966, 27 September 1918, Page 8

Amusements. [. HE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES {• * And their Star Features To-day! Queen's • - "Cavanaugh, of the Rangers." Strand • • • "The Daring of Diana." , Everybody's .... "Who Is To Blame?' 1 Princess "Masks and Faces." Lyric "The Daring of Diana." QUEEN'S. pUEEN'S. UEEN'S. Uu BEN'S. LAST DAY LAST NIGHT . Of tho Most Sensational Scenes Ever Screened, pAVANAUGH, AF HE VAVANAUGH, Up iHfi FOREST p ANGERS. orest Hangers. ' Featuring the Charming and Talented Star, nell OHIPMAN. EIL OmPMAN. Saturday- to-morrow -SATURDAY. p treasure af the QEA. ? Ireasure Uf Ihe Sea. A o-act Screen Drama of ROMANCE AND HIGH ADVENTURE, Starring Wonderful EDITH QTORY. PITH STORY. STRAND. , QTRAND. STRAND. STRAND. Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. Last Day and Night of ANITA STEWART in "The Daring of Diana" Sessions: 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20, and 8. COMMENCING TO-MORROW I " SCANDAL," 8 "Scandal," 1 "QCANDAL," 1 "Scandal," 9 ■ "QCANDAL," [ "Scandal," j , With the Young and Talented Star, * ponstance talmadge. » Constance lalmadge * "Scandal" tells a lively story of High Society Life, and how a visit to an artist's studio by a high-spirited society girl brings on many complications that weave thornselves into an unusually interesting screen 1 production. The play is from the story by COSMO HAMILTON, who numbers " Scandal' 1 as one of the best ' of his many gripping stories of interesting happenings in the high circle of Society. The pep in " Scandal" makes it, one of the strongest, snappiest super-features ever pre. sen ted in Auckland. i COMMENCING TO-MORROW, SATUR--1 DAY. EVERYBODY'S. : ■ ■ iv HiKYbUU* S. Final Screenings of ;■ JJvEKBODY'S. " EVERYBODY'S. WHO TS. "i-Ci\'ERYBODi - S. VV 1 i EVERYBODY'S. TO BLAME? EVERYBODY'S. 1 -D EVERYBODY'S. ■OVEKYBODY'S- A Romance of Japan IH'ERYBODY'S. and America. EVERYBODY'S. Featuring the Great EVERYBODY'S. Japanese Actor, VERYBODY'S. JACK ABBE. EVERYBODY'S. JACK ABBE. VERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. Sessions: VERYBODY'S. 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, EVERYBODY'S. ft OH AND 6 VERYBODY'S. ■ 0.4u O. 1 everybody's. — everybody's. - ■ TO-DAY - princess - TO-NIGHT I 0-day - i rincess - 1 O-NIGHT FOR the LAST time. MASKS And PACES. . Masks And aces " SETTINGS AND dresses ARE simply GORGEOUS. „ _ - starring all THE LEADERS of THE english STAGE, ' Sessions:— 11.15 a.m., 1.0, 2.45, 4.20. 6.0. 8.0 p.m. ! TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). O-MORROW (SATURDAY). ETHEL PLAYTON TfTEL Vr.AYTON ETHEL pLAYTON thel Clayton In the Phenomenally Successful World's Picture Creation, TOURNEY'S pND. J OURNEY'B -tIND. TOURNEY'S pND. J OURNEY'S JUND. A CAST OF EXCEPTIONAL BRILLIANCE T YRIC THEATRE. ' — SYMONDS IJYfIIC J-HEATBE. — STREET. Last Screening of ANITA STEWART In " DARLNG OF DIANA." SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SPECIAL MATINEE, AT 2.30. pecial Matinee, 'at ho. Programme includes CHARLIE CHAPLIN. LINDER, AND g "BRITAIN PREPARED." , SATURDAY EVENING. PONSTANCE TALMADGE VONSTANCE lALMADGEI ALMADGE CONSTANCE rpALMADGE onstance 1 ALMADGE •IN " QCANDAL." " Scandal." > " qcandal." 1 " QCANDAL." i PLOBE. — GLOBE. ' ULOBE. GLOBE. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. EMILY WHELAN, in "THE DUCHESS OF DOUBT," And "HER NATURE DANCE." "HER NATURE DANCE." » A Stunning Keystone Komedyl I' A Bevy of Beautiful Girls r, —— — - ~ Legal Notices. T)URTON BROS.. LIMITED. IN LIQUIDATION. Pursuant to an Order of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Otago and Southland _ District, made in the matter of Burton Bros-, Limited, a Private Company, having U its registered office at Dunedin, notice is hereby given that all Persons Claiming to bo Creditors of the said Company, are here- % by reauired to send in full particulars and (if so required by the liquidators) proof of their Debts or Claims, and of all Securities held by them therefor to the liquidators of the said company, Messrs. H. V. Haddock E and S. F. Sondes, at the office of Mr. J. D. Woods, Timber Agent, Stock Exchange Buildings, 129, Princes Street, Dunedin, on or before the Ist day of November, 1918, or in default thereof the- liquidators will at the •'• expiration of that time proceed to distribute the assets of the said Company among the partios entitled thereto, having regard only to the Debts andtTlaims of which they shall then have had notice. Dated this sth day of September, 1918. N 'ADAMS BROS., Solicitors for tho Liquidators. IN THE SUPREME COURT HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. 10 d ' c- IN THE ESTATE OF ALBERT ROSS, FORMERLY OF OTAHUHU, LOCAL AUTHORITY CLERK (DECEASED). By order of the Supreme Court, dated the iy;h day of September, 1918, it was ordered that the above Estate be administered under Part IV. of tho Administration g ( Act, 1908, and that I be appointed administrator thereof. All creditors and others having claims against the -Estate are required - to provo their claims with me in the proper form within two months of the date of the order, and I hereby summon a meeting of . Creditors to be held at my office, 204, Vicd toria Arcade, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, £ the 2nd day of October, 1918, at 2.30 p.m. 8 > IVO B. D. ESAM, „ Administrator. " Licensing JJotices. » *" "DAY OF PLENTY LICENSING DIS- * 1J TRICT.-NOTICE OF APPLICATION ~ FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE.-I, ANDREW CHARLES JOHNSTONE, Taupo, | 9 boing the holder of a Publican's License in a respect of the House and Premises known by ijj the sign of The Spa Hotel, and situate at lt Taupo, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing c. meeting to bo holden at the Courthouse, jj t Opotiki, on tho 6th day of December, 1918, 1, apply for a transfer of the said license from a- myself to Joseph William Brooke, my appointee. Dated the 20th day of September, 1918,-Signature of Applicant, A. C. JOHNSTONE. Public Notices. LAND Agents.—Take notice that my - «i rr Fa^ m ,** Rwnarama ha« been Sold.-- *" W. H. Dayan. gl Motor-car Services. JJAILY MOTOR SERVICE. ROTORUA - WHAKATA.VR. OPOTJK2. A.B.C. MOTOR Bi.HVICE. Leaves Rotorua, 8.45 a.m. Booking Office: HINEMOA GARAGE, Blinemoa St. Rotorua. - A NDREW AND ANDREW'S Chaae SightXx seeing Charabano leaves G.P.O. daily, ss 10 a.m., two hours' trip, 4s; 2-30 p.m., threi id hours trip, 6b. Afternoon, tea provided, s. Seats may be booked. Telephone 2428 (8 rings) and 1603. Sundays as usual. i