Amusements. I. THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON (. I > FROM I. THE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES. [ - TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. EVERYBODY'S "A Million Bid." QUEEN'S - "Old Loves for New." STRAND " Ghosts of Yesterday." y LYRIC "A Million Bid." PRINCESS ■ ■ • "The Brass Check." "TIVERYBODY'SANITA STEWART In "A MILLION BID." CHRISTMAS DAY; Open 2 p.m. QUEEN'S. • QUEEN'S. UEEN'S. — QUEEN'S. The Butterfly Wife Hovers Around tho Flame Of Fashion and Folly. MARGERY WILSON In OLD LOVE FOR NEW. And EARL WILLIAMS, THE SCARLET RUNNER. r — ■ ' C T R A N D- ' U 0 NORMA TALMADGE In "GHOSTS OF YESTERDAY." CHRISTMAS DAY; Open 2 p.m. __ ! T Y R I CANITA STEWART In j » "A MILLION BID." '■ CHRISTMAS DAY; Open 2 p.m. . p R I N CES SFRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE " In y "THE BRASS CHECK." CHRISTMAS DAY; Open 2 p.m. : GR A N DCHARLIE CHAPLIN ' In a Bubbling Comedy, " SHANGHIED," 'And Madgo Kennerdy in " NEARLY MARRIED," CHRISTMAS DAY: Open 2 p.m. LOBECHARLES RAY In "THE CLODHOPPER." CHRISTMAS DAY; Open 2 p.m. pRINC E S S. SATURDAY NEXT. An Immense Photo-play Attraction. ONE OF THE SCREEN'S SENSATIONS OF THE YEAR. Watch advertisement for particulars of this Stupendous Dramatic Palhe Production. THE HOLIDAYS. ALL VISIT THE LOVELY WAIATA TROPICAL GARDENS AND WRAGGE INSTITUTE, BIRKENHEAD. Close to Wharf. Bananas in Luscious Fruit—Splendid Palms—Charming Health Resort—An Indian Eden—ldeal Picnic Bowers—Museum all Countries—Astronomical Telescope— Dainty Refreshments—Best Ten in Auckland. I do everything possible to minister to the higher enjoyment of tho people. Brine Your CamerasADMISSION. Is Id. CLEMENT L. WRAGGE. ZOO, Royal Oak. Onehunca.—l3 Lions trained every afternoon. 3 30: 24 Lions 'ed, ■'. p.m. Admission: Adults. 6d: Children, Bd. Patriotic Notices. PITY OF AUCKLAND. A Civic Reception will be tendered to Lieutenant C. R. G. Baspett, V.C.. in the Town Hall, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, 24th instant, at 7.30 o'clock. ¥he Citizens are invited to attend and givo • a cordial welcome home to this young Auck- • land hero. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. December 24, 1918. ] JL yiCTORIA LEAGUE an j||!!' RED CROSS sHor,K|lJ J|y|l| CHORTLAND ST. Si SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. ( TODAY AND TUESDAY. i Soldiers' Biskcts. Woodwork, Leatherwork, for Silo. Profits go to the soldiers who made the articles. Come and help our Wounded Soldiers, and 1 7 BUY! BUY! BUY! 1 Teachers of Music. MUSIC EXAMINATIONS. - The names of seven Pupils of MISS MINETTI, of 11. Wanganui Avenue, Ponsonby, appear in tie list of Pianoforte Passea in connection with the Auckland c University College Music Examinations, j a Throe gained their Certificates with Honours. j - The names are as follows: — DIPLOMA: Harold Righton (Associate). CERTIFICATES: Eva Langsford (Senior, '* with Honours), Doris Willmett (Intermediate), Edna Tonkin (Junior, with Honours*, Phyllis Mackio (Primary, with Honours), Alex. Hendry (Primary), Edua j Farroll (Primary. . '""' I Railway Notices. ' YEW JfEALi.ND "RAILWAYS. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24. 1918. Night Suburban trains will run as fob j c lows:-- I c Auckland to New Lynn, 9.10 P.m. and 1 - 10.15 p m. I Auckland to Henderson. 11.0 p.m. | Auckland to Paputoc'.oc, 9.20 p.m. and j V 10.25 P.m. I l Auckland to Papakiira, 11.15 p.m. BY ORDER. Dividends, TTiIVIDENDS. |J THE KAURI TIMBER COMPANY. r LIMITED. . \ Dividends due to New Zealand Shareholders are now payable at the Auckland Office, Fanshawe Street. J STANLEY MILROY, Local Secretary. J f( -F TVEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCAN- ,1 TILE AGENCY. CO.. LTD. " Dividend Warrants aro now payable at the j t Company's Office, Albert Street. ,> 0 iSgd.) S. CLARKE JOHNSON. Chief Inspector [or New Zealand. ~ - i BABY IS SAFE AND HAPPY-MOTHER CAN DO HER WORK. Lo Roy's Improved Baby Swing is a great boon to mothers and babies. Baby can't fall out, and every move rocks the swing ana amuses him. RECOMMENDED BY THE PLUNKET NURSES. „ Keeps baby off draughty floor; enables i mothers to have more time for household (• duties. The awing is made of heavy duck. ri and is tho ideal for Babies 6 months to i £, years old. Price, complete, 9s; postaga ~ prepaid. ~ E. 1/ ROYMANUFACTURER OF ALL CLASSES OF CANVAS GOODS. V 48, QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17041, 24 December 1918, Page 14
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