Page 12 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17251, 29 August 1919, Page 12

i;.;^'"?''.';■'■■-•';•■""■' Amniieaients-.- p^i .%■:. _ .■._. M „,i„„.,. •«■,■■• , . ■~. ■,-—i.,l-, <■ .■,:,_—: " —i_,—.i_— "... , ',""•' "'"""" pßTNCisss.■■.. ;....■;.... pBKCESS. pBINCBSS. ; pRINCESS. ■ pRINCESB. . :'■ '..'■,' -pRINCESS. Aftersioon ana Es'sißS. **■;'.;.>".• GRAND ORCHESTRA' AT,- 8 O'CLOCK. : LAST DAY : '"'. *- 4 'LAST-DAY ■■■■:/■-■:.'■ v- '. s -of,' . ■. i .. •"?--', DOROTHY* ,-v ■,: fJIiSOROTHY- -:-;:■ •*.-■ '-■■ -> \yiSH. DOROTHY .-• ■-■ -...-■■ '-fffilßtt. OROTHY - .->" " * " "•■•";-••-VJriSH.. la: the X>elighMully- Humta -Gomedy-bramWi; THE ■¥ !'• .'- -i, ■.-■;iT!HE\:..;, HE ' X HE TTOPE rtBEST. : : . TTOPE pHEST. Hope Uhest. ; -j Xlope vhest. TO-MORROW»; ■ • VTO-MORROW, SATURDAY. ' . SATUKDAY. 1 • " The management . has great ' pleasure in ;-»nnouncing'.-that the • popular; screen star, WNID ' > ■ -DENNETT JCiNID XJeNNETT ENID -. T»ENNETT NID ■ - » JOENNBTT' ENID . -DENNETT NID l i Jfc>ENNETa , Will be presented in the . £ • - • Paramount * ■ Picture ;•.. ; • I TOSS AND LEATHERS. ' USS AND -F BATHERS. FUSS AND XTfSATHERS. USS AND J? EAT HERS. FUSS AND LEATHERS. USS AND l 1 EATHERS; FUSS AND LEATHERS. USS AND I 1 EATHERS. When you see this piotuw. , you.' will realie© moVe and more that Enid Bennett is one of the greatest star* of., tie screen, and a fine actress into (he bargain. A THOS. H. INCE PRODUCTION. ' With Thrille. Surprises. Excitement. Love, Romance, and . all. the attributes of a v v. .- high-class attraction.QUEEN'S. /QUEEN'S. UEEN'S,." M|UEEN-S, FAREWELL PERFORMANCES TO-DAY ■■_;•.' OF - ' •■■-*,-■*>-. HABOLD f T OCKWOOD ABOLD '• ;-■' JUoCKJyOOD And, Miss - - .• ,; MAY '.:'A LLISON. AY. -aiLLISON. : ' 'M ' : ■-■' '. r THE TTIDDEN f tHILDBEN. he - - Hidden Children. TO-MOBBOW (SATURDAY) WILL BE : \ - PRESENTED beautiful '.DEVERLBY -DAYNE eautiful ' l JtpEVERLEY ayne • • - ! Aad ,■" i . MB.: : Francis ; x. Bushman, la the • Five-act'i Comedy-Drama>of " Ebtriancß and Adventure entitled ../, ■■.'"■■ '<OOCIAL' /: /QUICKSANDS." • " SOCIAL WUICKSANDSt." A Play with, an Ideal < Admiitnif of ,' Smiles. Thrills, and, Excitiac Dramatic situations. FATTY ' >? ■'.•■ '■' .&:> <■■ "And * Great .~, ■"■EVERYBODY'S.:' ■-?—. I TO-DAY. £\ ...■,;■; ■'..^..^ll^cSisjrviee*.; ... .j.. The* takapuna-- tramways^and FERRY C0..-LTD. '■'■■ '":'' ALTEBATJON' IN FARES. ■;• --' ■ (Friday) the following ' Altorationa ' in. Fares -will-'.'come .into force:— .-■■■':. -~:■■,'%'•■'; .'.>., ':'• ",. ' ... .■';.. '■'■..i •''■' Season Tickets for .Staamef are ■ di.*contin\»«d Except itov?; Residents of Bayswafei;, • who \?-T^l-.;^-«appliffl3:' at .the rates ruling on i...- » July.*., • •■■.'■■■':.•■ '- : .,-.- >~ Twelve-trip Steamer fTicasfe, -now;Ss, "-tft.v he ivv a»;6d, a v ,?"'■'' ■•=•■'■:■';■.- '■■■■■k ' ■■"■■ Steamer-; Cards of 12 Tickets for la tr/'fie*' discontinued. - \e. ■■,-- v s--.' -<'-"• - ■■> Penny, Section Trans Cards' oh 13 Tickets for : I^.*^»,yaeiidi»&!mimiS6dv{r' l ' v 'V' -c- --■<'-,■--, .-' Twoaeany Section Trim Cards ofTSTipkets . 28 arediscontiaaed. >;- *-. r;-~; <•+ - .ALTERATIONXtN . TIME-TABLE. '. ■, On -NSSTi 'Sipteiaber 1, the .Mlawiag :time-tablei-'-.trill. be. run ■•,,./ MONDAY TO 'satubdaS; '. '-.: Steamer -will Icav© Auckland at a. quarter past <av«ry-hoar,. /.t0Ei"7.15< < a.'m; until■ 10.15; ■' P;m4rthfen ■' at 40.4S ; wfeitch :wi!l Tiot con-; •nect,.'with.the;,:trfcni.' ~,;'.„,v ''... i>'-i.,,.-..'. .«: . i - Stetmer'.witl'leive'BayairiSitet.At ■ 6.sffi*a<&i., I ■ then- »t hal£-p&st every, houi-, fr0m.7.30. a.m. until 10.30 p.m. ' : •-> ,'■ --....;.- '.; - ■ • Trams.. -leave'Bayawater at.hatf-past ©Tory hour,, from '7,30., a.as."aatil 'i 10,30' p.m. Th»t7.«J o 9^*.'and 11:30, a.aiC tana will run round 'the lake via;; Harstmere ■-; Bead, j The i 1.80, 3.50,,3.30, 7.30,"and.9.5& pirn, trips will l run«round thelake •pia'Norihcofo Road; The v&80,. M.30 a.m.. -12. 30. - 2.30, .6.30. and-' 8.30 [ jj.ai. ■ topß .lyill.' 'Wth<i to * the 7 LaM ' Termiaua { (Katrine Street) only. TBev-t.SO p-m.-wIH run i tdiMJlfordfßbadi only. The 10.30 p.m. -will {' ma via Harstmere .Road-round the»lake* to J Takapuna, .Barn,, -,--.. . .1 ;' Trams will leave Milford - Road at- 6.25, 7, j 7.55,: 9.55, r,and.; 11.55 aim:, 2. 4', "6, 6, 8, 101 p.m.; ' i_ ■ •'•_:,, ■ '* >".•'.,"■ v fc " • "';."" J Trams/will lear© Lake Terminus' (Katrine j Street) at.9 and 11; a.m., L.-S. 2, and 9ip.m. J .. ' ;•;, ' "SUNDAYS. -' '"" " The' present time-table', bo ran,:-bat the'}' ' trams-leaving Bayswater, at ,1045.41.15. asm., I • end ' 2.'35. pjn. : will.'■rtta. round . the lake via! {Northcote- Road;'while • those -leaving at <'.55, .6. and 7) p.ihK will''run round! the -lake via Hurstmerc: Bead. :",'-.. .*. . -■■•■»' \ . -!;'. ; , : .;,;. *. - -,; - " JOHNEEBB. ■ .;''-..' 1- i ■'■'.. ■'-'-'. '-."> '-- ■■' Manager.~ ;'.;;".. - ; ■ and 1 Coach *'Ksifig.;V / ' TW" ,J ' : ''; '-0,/' l '\T-'-' ' -vi-ri- *r- -c'- '' '*-, 'e.. ■Pi OTAHUHU "'BUS ; TIME-TABLE. '~' Week? Day -Service,'- ;'■' From G-.P.0.:-9 a.m., 2 p.m. -N'oi2!orclock trip J Saturday. From Otahaha; 10.30 a.m. Special from . Saleyajcdß« Weataeld. tWednea- -■'.: day? 3.30 p.m. Also Special -Trip .from .- . G.P.0.. 11 a.m.,. Saturday evening. -■ Sunday Service as Usual.; ■ ANDREW AND ANDREW.. Ida Pakekohe. —Direct ; motor,- service, evera weekday, at •' 13.30 a.m.,.feim G.PsO.,» Auckland. V Pasoengers may reserve seats at Union Garage, Lome. Street; 'Phase 1479. , Fare. 12s. QT. ..HELIERS,- -BAY.,, MOTOR ... -BUS , Passing Pnrewa Cemetery. [ Splendid View*...-- „. ' " ;. Comfortable Riding. See Timetable Saturday's HBteifliD. Tourist Resorts. ,' KING'S ' COURT PRIVATE HOTEL. X. . phone 3256. With Electric Light - Throughout. ■ *./ ' Up-to-date Accommodation. U Billiard ': Table- Extensive Grounds and Magnificent Views. Tennis Court. - .Moderate Charges. ■ . . Permaneuts'by Arrangement. Trams to Gate. -' .-■' KINGS COURT PROVIDES A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. G. ARROWBMITH. ProprietorKENT'S BATHOATE HOUSE, EOTOBUA. the Largest Private -Hotel of Botorua. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovate? tho whole of it ready for the season- Electric lizbt throughout, hot and Cold baths, ; patent lavatories, etc. ' Nearest' House' to Government Baths, including the large new bath-bouse. Motor-cars and . conveyances leave Brent's for all the side trips. ■' Terms reasonable. Porters meet ail trains.—S. T BRENT, Proprietor. T D E A L L Y w SI T-U A T E D i. In the Heart of the City! THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL 107, Cuba Street. A few doors above Royal Oak. Comfortable 1 and convenient. Splendidly appointed Per?on T t^r En xTSftv«»T*». finest Private Hotel' : in WELLINGTON. Tariff: 9s per day ici per weok. ' S. EDILSON. Proprietor. Telegrams: " Edileon." Weiiinglon. THIRWBLL HOUSE ROTOrttT . Well known m the leading ffisT Dunng Present railway ttaSSSbt moat. will be supplied at any hour suit «** ' Telephone 20. T. P. DOWLING, .___»____________ Proprietor. Toilet Specialists. —15. Wstssa s Bldgs , Weflesley St. TT Al pi.» Com . biTls , 8 made into Switches, Pi M t ' 8 ' *•£■' } a m ° B; '"I*" h »ir work leSley'Ft Wngley, Watson's Bldgs.. Wei-