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Amusements npiVOLT. ' The rpiVOLT. X IVOLI. — Premier A IVOLL TIVOLI. Picture ——nprVOLI. ; X IVOLI. House. ... X IVOLL THIS AFTERNOON, O Oft A his Afternoon, -i.oU. This a fternoon, 9qa HIS xi-FTERNOON, .£.OU. This a fternoon, 9 oft his Afternoon, i.OU» (Usual Matinee Prices.) To-night at q O-NIGHT At aT?NTHUSIASTIC "DECEPTION (f\F -ENTHUSIASTIC XVECEPTION vF THE DAINTY LITTLE GRIFFITH STAR. CLARINE QEYMOUR, larlne Oeymour. OLARINE QEYMOUR. QEYMOUR, CLARINE QEYMOUR, LARINE OEYMOUR, WHO. * WITH "ROBERT ARRON JLI'OBERT XX AKRON Robert ttarron OBERT XIAKRON ' AND Richard "RARTHELMESS. ■ I CHARD ' JDARTHELMESS, t>ichard "RARTHELMESS. XVICHARD X>ARTHELMESS. CREATED A SENSATION IN THE NEW D. W. GRIFFITH'S MASTERPIECE. THE THE In the field of the silent ' THE Drama the name of D. W. THE Griffith is a power second GIRL to none. His latest pitture. GIRL "THE GIRL WHO GIRL STAYED AT HOME." holds GIRL many surprises, and as he WHO is a past master at doing WHO old things in a new way, WHO . he presents some love WHO ecenes in a way no one STAYED thought of before. Little STAYED Clarine Seymour. Griffith's STAYED latest discovery, makes a | STAYED great hit as " Cutie AT Beautiful." Also. A Strong !AT Supporting programme, inHOME eluding the latest gazettes. HOME and a wonderful practical HOME exhibition of physical exerHOME cises for women, entitled, qTHE T7~EY TO TJEAUTY. Xhe -IV EY X o X>EAUTY. The ttey nro "deauty. HE XX EY xo JDeaUTY. ETC.. AND THE TIVOLI BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA. ■ In Latest, Up-to-date Selections. TIVOLI. Reserves at H. TTUVOLI. IVOLI. deal's. Queen X IVOLI. TIVOLI. St., or Theatre, HMVOLI. IVOLI. 'Phone 2236 Auto. -I IVOLI. QLOBE. QLOBE. QLOBE. Q.LOBE. Q.LOBE- QLOBE. Q.LOBE. Q.LOBE QLOBE. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. VIOLA DANA —— VIOLA DANA — VIOLA DANA — — VIOLA DANA In "FALSE EVIDENCE." "FALSE EVIDENCE." "FALSE EVIDENCE." "FALSE EVIDENCE." Do you believe in traditions that are handed down from generation to generation —do you think the customs that were appropriate for our great grandmothers and grandfathers are fitting tor us? Come and see how sweet Madelon upsets the family traditions and marries the man she loves, i and not the one chosen for herAlso, A SPARKLING COMEDY. BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST, BILLY WEST. BILLY WEST, In , " THE POST." " THE POST." " THE POST." " THE POST." Tourist Resorts. •£AKE IJ»AUPO . JOSHING. THE BEST TROUT FISHING GROUND IN THE WORLD IS LAKE TAUPO. gEASON QN. Launches hired and camps arranged for. j Tackle hired and board and all necessaries supplied. Wire or write to "fyJARSHALL. J£YAN AND QO., J^TD., LAUNCH PROPRIETORS, TAUPO. KING'S COURT PRIVATE HOTEL 'Phone 2256. With Electric Light Throughout. Up-to-date Accommodation. Billiard Table. Extensive Grounds and Magnificent Vierws. Tennis Court. Moderate Charges. i Permanents by Arrangement. Trams to Gate. | KING'S COURT PROVIDES A ' HOME AWAY FROM HOME G. ARROW SMITH. Proprietor. ' Hot springs. Helen sville. Best Mineral Baths in the Dominion. Excellent for Rheumatism, Indigestion, and Nervous Complaints. STAY AT SPRINGSIDE HOUSE, 4- rooms, ail ground floor, every convenience: tennis, bowls, etc.: pleasant Domain grounds; slipper and plunge baths. Ring up No. 8, Helensville Bureau. Motor meets all trains. Telegrams, " Springside," promptly attended to. Tariff, 6s 6d per day. 37s 6d per week. MRS. EDDLESTON, Proprietress. BENTS BATHGATE house, ROTORUA. the Largest Private Hotel of Bo torn a. Can accommodate considerably over 100 visitors. Mr. Brent has renovated the whole of it ready for the season. Electric light throughout, hot and cold baths, patent lavatories, etc Nearest house to -Government Baths, including the large new bath-house. Motor-cars and conveyances leave Brent's for all the side iripe. Terms reasonable. Porters meet all trains. S• T BRENT. Proprietor * *• rnHIRWELL HOUSE. ILOTORUA A Well known as the Leading House. During present railway timetable m»ai« Will be supplied at any hour to suit guests Telephone 10. T. P. DOWLING. fropnetor. WELLINGTON'S 'LEADING PRIVATE HOTiLLi, Situated right in the city, a. few doors above the Royal Oak. THE HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL 107, Cuba Street Commodious, Comfortable and Convenient Magnificently appointed Personal supervision Terms: 9e a day, £2 10s week. m , S. EDILSON, Proprietor Telegrams: " Edilson," Wellington. Legal Notices. rpRENTHAM CHARLES WEBSTER X SOLICITOR, ' 31. SHORTLAND ST., AUCKLAND, Begs to announce that he has retime after Active Service with His Navy, and Commenced Practice at the above Address. >~««j (Telephone 2797 ) Money to Lend at Current Rates. jyASON AND SOLICITORS." BRUNSWICK BLDGS. (3rd Floor). QUEEN , ST.. AUCKLAND. Telephone 2552 A. 14ESSRS. RONALD G. MASON AND CHAS. E. WADDINGHAM bfg to annotice tftat they have commenced the Practice of their Profession at tho above address. TSTHEN you take, TORA-LINE yon i atfw '' wtnr every bogy takes TORA-LXNE.", FOR .Economy and Satisfaction, patronise f. Auckland's Leading Auctioneer Gesrso Walker. The Furniture Kiafe

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17337, 8 December 1919, Page 14

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Page 14 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17337, 8 December 1919, Page 14

Page 14 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17337, 8 December 1919, Page 14