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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17040, 23 December 1918, Page 12

Amusements. TJVOLI. — The — rrivou. _-f-,JVOL.I - Premier IIVOLI. TIJOLI. — Picture -'IMVOLI. 1 IVOLI. — Houso. — IIVOLI. • THIS A FTERNOON A T O Oft ims Afternoon At Z.olN THIS AFTERNOON AT O Oft l his Afternoon At L.o\j> AND TONIGHT, AT Q And 10-night. At 0. We Present A Splendid Holiday Programme, headed by DAINTY AND DEMURE MARGUERITE pLARK. Marguerite Clark. MARGUERITE pLARK. ARGUERITE VLARK. MARGUERITE pLARK. Marguerite CLARK. MARGUERITE pLARK. ARGUERITE V/LARK. MARGUERITE pLARK. ARGUERITE CLARK. In a Delightfully Entertaining and Interesting Paramount Release, RICH titan, DOOR A/TANich Man, -Toor Man. RICH TITAN, POOR MAN. Jen Man. rooß Man. RICH MAN, POOR MANich Man. I oor Max. RICH MAX, POOR MAN. icH Man. ioor Man. .This is a distinctly novel photo-play, compining nil ilie elements of romance, mystery, intrigue, suspense arid rippling merriment. Marguerite (lark, the favourite of millions, Rives one of the host portrayals of her career, arid is supported by Richard Barthe I mess and a strong cast of Laeky players. . ~ _ ALSO. • A Great Combination of Comedians from the popular MACK SENNET Studios, in their ' latest :M(IOfl scream. ! \ 'RATTLE pOYAL. 1 A Battle tVOYAL. V RATTLE pOYAL. ■ A RATTLE IIOYAL. 1 i RATTLE ROYAL ; A Pattle IIOYAL . ~ ALSO, A New BURTON-HOLMES Travelogue, THROUGH pLASSIC pREECE. L UROT'OH L.'T.AS-'TC VXRRF.CF,. ; THROUGH pLASSIC p REECE. ' IHROUGH V'LASSIC VJREECE. JA novel inset in this picture, token from a I j 1906 negative, shows King Ed-ward VII. and Kiiie <"!»orge V «*»»i»rlinp chun*H in Athens. . iv.'iCH A FTERNOON AT O Oft ■ Jr' en i\pi'wpvriov ,\r ,«.OU. mch afternoon at OQA, juacu Afternoon at JL.okJ. TIVOLI - Reserves at H. - TIYOLI. I IVOLI - Clear?. Queen - J IVOLI. ■ I-jVOLI- St., or Theatre - v OLI. JLjVOI.,I - 'Phone 223 CA. - i IVOLI THE PICTURE BEAUTIFUL FOR OLD AND YOUNG AT NATIONAL PICTURE ATIO NA L PICTURES. THE WONDERFULLY CLEVER FOX KIDDIES.., IV THE GREATEST PICTURE OF ITS KIND EVER SHOWN. A THRILLER IN 8 REELS. ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL T AMP. ROMANCE-THRILLS. BLENDED FOR OLD AND YOUNG, WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATION SCENES. pi YE THE TTIDDIES A ATMAS TREAT. AND SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT SESSIONS: 11, 1.15. 3.30, 5.45, 8 P.M. Excursions. Picnics, Etc. k AJORTHERN STEAMSHIP «*£, IN CO.. LTD. I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24,1918 ' HufaW \j (Weather and oiher circumstances '. jp permitting), ' it'AlH EKE. Bays and Wharves— S.S. WAIOTAHI. 2 p.m. S.S. TA3MAN. 10 p.m. HAWAII AND ALGIE'S— S.S. APANUI, 2 P.m. S.S. KAWAU, 7 ran. WAIWERA AND ORUT'SS.S. HAUITI, 2 in. S S. WAIPU, 7 p.m. MURRAY'S BAY, BROWN'S BAY. DEEP CREEK. ARKLE'S BAYS.B. OREWA. 8 a.m. S.S. WAIMARIE. 2 p.m. S.S. GAEL. 8 p.m. WHANGAREI-S 8. MANAIA, 10 p.m. GREAT BARRIER-S.S. NGATIAWA, 9 a.m. ■Tl ATORTHEBN STEAMSHIP Wgfc IN CO., LTD. !■»£§■ EXCURSIONS. . BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 24. 1918. Weather and other circumstances permitting. COWES BAY. P.S- WAKATERE. 9 a.m. Fare, 2s. OSTEND. S.S. WAIOTAHI 9.15 a.m. Fare. 2b. WAIWERA HOT SPRINGS S.S. NGATIAWA. D a.m. Fare. 3s. KAWAU ISLAND. S.S. XGAPUHI. 9 a.m. Fare 3s. CLANSMAN to follow if required. ARKLE'S BAY. S.S. HAUITI. 9 a.m. Fare, 2s. MURRAY'S BAY, BROWN'S BAY, DEEP CREEK. J S.S. GAEL. 9 a.m. Fare, 2s. ORAPIU AND AWAROA. S.S. WAIPU. 9.15 a.m. Fare, 2s. ONEHUNGA : YACHT CLUB PICNIC TO WHATIPU. i S.S. HIMU. See. Posters. | Vcsaols will leave the resorts at 430 p.m., except Ostcnd, and vessel will leave there |at 5 p.m. Children 12 years and under half-fare. Meals obtainable on board, except Arkle's Bay and wayport steamers, 2a each. Afternoon tea procurable at Is. CHARLES HANSON. Manager. Christmas Trade. W. H. G' B e° *• THE GOLD WIRE KING, For XMAS AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. Name Brooches of till Descriptions, from 2s fid each. Children's Bangles n Specialty. Ear-rings, Necklaces, Catgcye Jewellery, Shell and Seed Novelty, Necklaces, etc., Pel Free. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 140, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLAND . ~ — _ •VMAS PRESENTS. V"MAS pRESENTS. We suggest to those looking for suitable Gifts for the Festive Season, to see our choice selection of Electroplate and Cutlery, Teapots. Ctuets. Biscuit-barrels, Vases, Bowls, Tea-sots, Travelling Bags and Cases, etc. Our Goods arc of Reliable Quality, and the Prices, too, are reasonable. Toys for the children in good variety Special lines on tablea at 6d and la. H. AN D C. LAM B, 150. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. "POR QUANTITY -AND QUALITY 1 TRY ONE OF GEO. KENT AND SONS' ! CHRISTMAS CAKES, Stock Sizes2s Id, Sis fld. ii gd. XMAS Poultry. Ducks Rabbits. Fresh and Smoked Fish. Book your orders now.— City Fish Market. 225. Hobson St. AN ideal present for a man is an Ideal Waterman I'on, eolf-filline, 21s,— Allen. Stationer. Queen St. XMAS Boi- for your Friends.—Seo our beautiful stock before buying. Great reductions during Sale. —Skeates. 224. Kuranguhape Rd. TIM HAYES, the Livo Boot Man, still go--1 ing strong.—Ferry Boot Store (opp. G.1'.0.l Queen Street. LADIES' Leather Handbags, manufacJ Hirer's samples, at half the usual prices. -Davy. 30, High St., Auckland. Como and sep. B' LOUSES, heavy-weight silk, from 13s lid. quantity of samples below saletimo prices—Blanc, Importer, top Shortland St. _ I "JHJRAPTURE Presents-A Reduction in JL all Goods purchased at Bell's. Xnias wcek.-Bcll's N-10-T, opp. Town Hall. WONDERFUL Valuo in Ready-to-Wear V> Suits from 755; fit and style up-to-dat*.—Todd James and Co.. Clothing Manufacturers. 8, Wakefield St. SOMETIMES Ymi Get a Good One, SomaS times You Don't—Buy our Dolls or Teddy Bears-—British Novelty, opp. South British. NEW Xmas Cards just opened up; splendid assortment; exceptional value; shop early,—Al!en and Co,, Stationers, HHBAIiD Bldgs. A SENSIBLE Christmas Present. — Give A your friend a Gelatoze Duplicator tainable from Stationers, or Tailby, 62, Weilesley St. W. VICTORY Box of Xmas Cards.— Six appropria!© Patriotic Cards for 2s, post free.—Allen and Co., Stationers, Quean St.. .''l, v,- ,a\ ■■■■ -■ ■ , \ f -i,' ■ ■■■ -v . ifcj