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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 16

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" ivn■ s z " "|V,fI~ICKKY.» " \ticeey." " rickey/' "Mickey." "Mickey." AT O O'CLOCK—Doors at I.SO. AT H O'CLOCK AND Q QA Doors open at 6.30. COME EARLY FOB A SEAT. PRICES: Circle, Is 6d and Is; Stalls, 3.8; Reserved Circle (by 'Puone No. 2274), 2a. i Sessions Afternoon. 2 p.m. Doors open 1.30. Two Evening Sessions, 7 pan. and 8.30. TfitJLLEE'S . |"\PERA TTOUSE. TO-DAY, TO-DAY. 2.30. TIyrATINEE 2.?0 TO-DAY. IVX *TTNEE TO-r AY. 2,30. rpO-DAY. 2.30. TO-DAY. 1 O-DAY. TO-DAY. 2.80. 230. Is 6d. Is. and 6d. Is Gd. Is. and 6d. ' TTOUS& Direction: Ben and John Fuller. TO-NIGHT— TOO-NIGHT O-NIGHT— 1 O-NIGHT LAST NIGHT OF PEOGBAMME. BERT LA BLANC'S—" What's the Uee? ** _ Travesty Stars. —"What's the Use?" BEET LA. BLANC'S—" What's «he Dee?" Tr%T«siy, Stars. , —"What's the Use? " BORNEO GARDINER. The Eminent Siffleur and Entertainer. RAY AND GRAY, -— ■— DOBEEN BORE. HARRINGTON REYNOLDS'S DRAMATIC COMPANY. POLLARD AND JACKSON. FCLLERS' FAMOUS FEESD.C. and. Stalls, 3s; Dp. Cir.. la; Beserrea, 2s 6d. .Prices plus tax. Plan at Anglo-American Music Store, Queen Street until 12 noon, then at Segedin's (opp. Theatre), till 7.,' 'Phone 3748. GBAND , SOCIAL AND EUCHBE. *-* To be fetid in ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, . In aid of St. Joseph's Parish Building Fund, Surrey Hills. Liljis's Music. • Good Prizes. Ladies' Tickets, la 'Gent.'a, 2s, Meetings. jw-aval and military T>ALL 'to A OMLRAL . TTISCOUNT TELUCOE. RETURNED OFFICERS NEW ZEALAND - ESPEDITIONAEY FORGES. connection with the above, »11 Betorned Officers JW»*jnv4ted. to meet at the AucklandvGamson* Officers' Club; Short's BuCdlegSjiOpeal §???L OB National Bank) TO-NIGHT (Saturday), at 730 o'clockT^ it; offi Sf r ta*^^i gained, their Commission* m ; the Field , are particularly requested to I attend. ■ ■'»; ! ■ ii J. s E. DUIGAN, Lteut-GoloneL . GEO i EUOTT, Captain, ,i r (President S.A.V E.B. BLOOMFIELD, Lieut. * . A. T POW. Captain (Hot. Sec ■'*: Garrison Officers', Club). Conveners. — • • L _ I TW"ORTHERN FISHERMEN'S UNION. I A SPECIAL GENEBAL MEETING Will be held [ THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING. AT 10-30 1 AT GLEESONS HOTEL, ' - Corner of Hobson and Customs Streets. - H. E. BABNSLEY, J General Secretary. 3 —— ] AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. 1 A Meeting of the Auckland Institute- will J be held in St. Andrew's Hail. Symonds> « Street, on MONDAY, the 11th inet, when j PROFESSOR G. OWEN. D.So., f Will deliver a Lecture, with numerous experi- 1 menta) illustrations, on J "THE LESSONS OF RADIUM." ? Doors open at 7.30. Lecture to commence. - at 8 p.m. With the exception of certain " seats reserved tor Members of the Institute the Lecture will be open to the general pubiio! 1 T. F. CHEESEMAN. Secretary. |S\ pONSONBY LODGE, No. 17 Mfl& * U.A.O.D. Druidic welcome to Brother Lieut R. S. i Judson, V.C . D.C M.. M.M.. in Druids' Hall a North Street MONDAY. August 11, at 8p m* All Druids cordially invited. Visiting 1 Lodges received, punctually at 8 p.m. I p Returned Brethren requested to attend in uniform, J. B. BELL. Secretary. Teachers of Music. MR F. E. FAIRBUEft. Tea-.her Piano- „ , forte and Theory, 130 passes, 152 exam mid; appointment by mail.— Grange Hd.. Mt Eden. ' t F . Millinery. ~~* * _—_———. , Ci "T.\FFJTTE" Millinery Showrooms and K ' -Mi. Workrooms, second floor. Security Buildings, opens new season's models. An- A gust 7.Mrs. Gilboye. late "La Paris." ~ | Florists. ti F LWE^ ' J*fe dail ?' **»* varieties; ' _ A Wreaths and Bouquets specialty Priced ' moderate. 'Phone 4112.— Lloyd? 254 B! Queen St. * For Hire. »' TNVALIDS' Carriages for Hire: Prams d «• novated; Tyres fitted while yon wait -. —Dick and Cowden, 84, Grey St. d Toilet Specialists. « -—— — —-———-—____. K LADIES.— your grey and faded °: Hair with Mws WrigWs a P"_!* u atorer—ls. Watoon's BId B a.. wXsi4 SI HAIB Combings made into Switches *■ ♦ /¥> t«-«4..«! faded hair work" lS»ey'St^ Wtlgley *•*««•■ Bldlsf. 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