Page 12 Advertisements Column 6

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17328, 27 November 1919, Page 12

I Amusements. STRAND . N.Z.'s CTRAND TRANJD Largest OTRAND . QTRAND ■ And ■ OTKAND . OTRAND Finest IJTRAND CTRAND -, — Picture OTRAND OTRAND — House. OTRAND Direction: Fuller's Pictures. Ltd-To-day at 11. x2 50. 2.40, i.SO, 6.20, and 8. F ANNIE WARD. A Great ANNIE VV ARD. And F ANNIE IATARD. Popular ANNIE VV ARD. Actress F ANNIE "IfirARD. At Her ANNIE WARD. Best! Ir. a, New Pathe Photo-Play: .'lnnocent! •' "INNOCENT." Ijook at her " .INNOCENT. ' i Jewels—her " TNNOCENT." I Clothes! Do ' " X.VNOCENT. ' I You thirk I'm "TNNOCENT." i Mad?" , "Innocent." Did Ho Lie " TNNOCENT." ? -Xnnocent.' ' I LATEST, PATHE GAZETTE - Topical. , WHERE'S THE KEY!' - - - Comedy , BAN jus OF THE LEOS - - Scenic. 1 ' Prices is Usual. i pOMMENCING SATURDAY ATEXT: COMMENCING OATURDAY IN EXT: ' THE PLAYBOY OF THE SCREEN!" In a New Go'.dwyn Play, Tin New IyrOORE. 3M "ItJOORE. OM oVIoORE, T'OM "\/rOORE. lOM IVJLoORE, TOM TITO ORE. OM J-VXOORE. I In I "A. M AN And IT'S Money." I "A. iVlan- And ills IVloney." ." A TITAN AND TO IS TITONEY."* j-A Mm And rlis Monly:The humourous adventures cl a. young man who started penniless to win back his se'.f-respect. ( TOWN. TTALL riONCERT /CHAMBER SATURDAY, ATOVEMBER 9Q A UNIQUE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT ; A UNIQUE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT 1 I Wil be given by MADAME TTELLA OUSSELL ADAME JDELLA XVUSSELL ! And Her LADIES' CHOIR OF PRIVATE PUPILS. Ej\.r)lES' CHOIR OF PRIVATE PUPILS. LADIES' CHOIR OF PRIVATE PUPILS. SOLOS. DUETS. TRIOS. AND PART SONGS. Assisted hy MISS BERYL MATTHEWS - EUicutionist MR. NORMAN MARTIN - - - - 'Cello MR. LEO. WHI'KCAKER - - Accompanist MISS MARSDEN - - - Choir Accompanist MEMORISE THE DATE: NOVEMBER 39. Doors open 7.30 p.m. PRICES: 2s 2d, Is Id. Reserved, 3s 3d. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. PHIL MARKS. Business Manager. rp 6 W N TT ALL. QRGAN TTECITAL, By ATR. AUG HAN OARNETT (CITY ORGANIST.) ' SATURDAY. "\"OV. t)Q 1019. AT S O'CLOCK P.M. THE LAST SATURDAY RECITAL OF THE YEAR. Vocalist: MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. Storm Fantasia (Lemmens>, Finlacdia Sibelius). Adagio. Sixth Symphony (Widor), March. "Henry VIII.*' (Sullivan). Programme in Saturday's Issue. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Admission: 6dHENRY W. WILSON. November 26, 1919. Town Clerk. PULLER '~S OPERA 110 US~ F. "THE KING OF DUNNOWHERESKI." For the First Time in Auckland. At the Matinee. Monday Next. PIAKOEI by best maxers.— Ml prices. c*ah or terras. Inspect.—F. Moor* Piano Co . Customs Street East. * * Building Societies. iW \a^ I\SJ J>ESOLT3 AT APPROPRIATION VTEETiAG. "YyEDNESDAY, V-OVEMBEE 90

\ 1919. • Group 1-Sa.le: No tender. Balloted: - r;™,„ o a Winning No. lfft (2 shares) £100 Group 2—Sale: No 'tender. Balloted: - Orrmn 9QV "i? 6 No- 934 (2 shares) iIOO . Group 3-Sale: No tender. Balloted: c Y-iSP ins No - 266, taking £200; next No. 706 (3 \ /-• . shares), i'4oo - . . . verm 1 Group -1-Sale: No tender. Balloted:' -, ,-i Winning No. 461 (2 shares) ftnn J Group 5-Sale. No tender. BaHotS! £i °° n e_o winning No. 254 f2 shares) £400 Gruop 6—Sale. No tender. Balloted ■ ™ Gronn c V* 1111 * No ," 309 (2 shejes) i4OO <-roup Sale, us advertised; £15 Group per £200, feTsed- £i l is ~ 4 °° Group 12-Sale. as advertised;' £41 is 4 °° Croup 14-J3,fS& £S£S. Balloted" *"° 1 Group 16-&t m fs l adVJS l i shares) M °° Lrroup 16—Ballot, as advertised Win-n-v,,,. ,_ J"i ng No. 956 ' 2 shares) . . £400 Group I,—Sale, as advertised: £40 6s "" Group ,o o J* sl " £ ~°°. taking . £4 °° Group IS-Sale: No tender. Balloted'-' Group Oft_fii w K No -, 9 13 shares) £400 iroup 20—Sale: No tender. Balloted- ' fimrn ot t, mnin ß ?o. 297 (2 shares) £400 lrroup 21—Sale, as advertised: £45 10s r. -,j Per £200, taking .. . £iOO Group Sale, as advertised: £45 is per £200, taking . . einn Group 25—Sale, as advertised; £50 Is o ~. ir, £ - 00 - taking . . . t-ioo Group 26—Ballot, as advertised- win-r-r,„r, <m a\ as No - -T 47 . a shares) . . £400 Group 29—Sale, as advertised: £72 Os _ 6d per £200, taking fion Group 80-Sale. aS advertised *72 2s n o, r? d , 1W - 2 ' oo - taking . . £400 Group Sale, as advertised; £72 10s r- ~, ■S d ,P* r £ 200 taking .. £100 Group ,13-Ballot. as advertised- win- <- «, ?', 499 <' 2 shares) . . £400 Group 34—Sale, as advertised; £75 l s r- o- =? d , Per £200. taking ~ . ?irv\ Group 35-Sale. as advertised: £71 Is r- o- « d ,, per £ -W. taking . . £400 Group Ballot, as advertised- winn ,» a l ? s Xo - a 26 ' 2 shares) . . £400 Group 38—Sale, as advertised : £75 os 6d per £200,- taking . . £400 Advertised . . . . £i,OOO Appropriated' . . . . £10, 200 J. C GRIERSON, . Secretary. Shows. "jl/TETROPOLITAN A AND T> DHOW. NOVEMBER 90 AND 90 pAMPBELL CHOW ROUNDS "PPSOM. RECORD ENTRIES OF ALL STOCK. RIDING AND DRIVING. RING COMPETITIONS. NUMEROUS TRADE EXHIBITS. HUGE SIDE SHOWS. ETC.. ETC. TDEMEMBER |?RiDAY AND SATURDAY. A. D. STANLEY.. Secretary. Restaurant? and 1 earooms. AUCKLAND'S LEADING RESTAU- ~ RANT—THE TIFFIN! Before catching train or boat, 'bus or tram, pop into the Tiffin (any time' between 12 and 2) and get some dinner--a, plate of soup, a bit of fish, a tastv entree, or a cut from the joint with sweets— bread-and-butter, ad. lib— and a tine cup of tea or coffee. Tea served from 5 to 7. Hot grills! iyUE rpiFFIN CATERING C°- L m - CITY CHAMBERS. Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. DINE TO.DAS AT SANFORD'S. OPPOSITE G.P.0.. LOWER QUEEN ST. Cle«n. Well-ventiUted. Palatial Room* on Three Floors. » J*!*2 V»rtetiea of .the Deep Sea. Best Attention and Civility Await Yon. Call To-d*T and fi»y« a, Tr«t. I -■ a