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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17144, 25 April 1919, Page 10

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It is difficult to convey any adequate, idea of its stupendous achievement. So thrilling and realistic are the episodes that the spectator is caught and whirled away into a region of breathless excitement and enthralling interest. A NEW MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, Embracing L Orchestral, Vocal, and Instrumental Items, CARRIE LANCELEY CARRIE LANCELEY .CARRIE LANCELEY 'CARRIE LANCELEY The Charming and Gifted Soprano. And ■ THESE VERSATILE ENTERTAINERSDORIS STRGBLE, Accompaniste, Solo Pianiste. AVA SYMONS. Solo Violin NELLIE SIMPSON. Solo Flautiste and 'Cellist. ' A PROGRAMME OF IMMACULATE REFINEMENT. Prices: 3s, 2s, Is (Plas Tax). Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Ist PERFORMANCE- ~~* pV'RYB'DY'S /TREAT ARCHESTRA THIS EVENING. TIVOLI. TO-MORROW. Commencing at the Matinee at 2.30, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In "BOUND IN MOROCCO." PIANO BUYERS.—CaII and so* Pianos by good makers, at moderate prices; cash, terms.—F. Moore Piano Co..Customs Teachers of Music. "\TR. CHARLES H. BOOTH, -"•*• TEACHER OF PIANO, SINGING, AND THEORY. Private Address: Y.M.C.A. Studio. 3, Queen's Bldgs, Wellealey 81. tft. Appointments by mail. Pupils Prepared for Exams. i =q Teachers of Dancing. MISS ANITA WEBBTBB Will take Pupils in MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. . CLASSES EVERY FRIDAY, at 7.30 jun, MASONIC HALL, JERVOIS ROAD. Terms, etc, 27. Heme Bay Road. 'Phone 1904. Miscellaneous. COUNCILLOR J- F. HOSKING seeks reelection. Vote for the maa who will serve you well. GEORGE WALKER, Auctioneer, 'phon« 2857. will buy your Furniture for cash. VON Sturmer, the Sight Specialist, E.B. Buildings, Pitt St., corner Karansahane Rd., for G'asses at pre-war prices, RETURNED Soldiers make a bee line for Pearson's Boot Store, Newtoa; tan willow calf shooters having a great runSEND it to Walker's Auction Rooms, (Late Walker and Coakley's). Queen St. RETURNING Soldiers smile in anticipation of tho big boot bargain they intend to secure at Pearson's Boot Store, corner Queen St. and Karangahape Rd., Newton. Pre-war days remembered. FOR Fish, fresh and emoked, and fresh rabbits, you always get the best at the City Fish Market. 227, Hobson St. QEND it to Walker's Auction Mart. WRITING Pads, with Envelopes to match. New supply just to hand at Allen and Co.'s Stationers. Queen Street. GEORGE WALKER'S only addressQueen St. (late Walker and Cotudoy). , \TURSE WEBSTER datoot Severn House) v IN has resumed practice at Cranleish Maternity Home. Pentland Aye., ofl Valley . £d„ Mt. Eden. __-__ USE CLINCHER CROSS CAR TYRES and you can depend on biggest mileage. Supplied by all garages. PULLAN. ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Agents. SEND it to Walker's Auction Mart. ' EFFICIENCY REQUIREB GOOD tt HEALTH." Health Supplies obtainable by mal from 5 Walker. 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