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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17347, 19 December 1919, Page 16

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In a Magnificent and Gorgeous Drama of Society As It Is To-day, Entitled TSS M ARRIAGE PRICE. he Marriage xrice. the a/tarriage tjrice. r-kSS -iVIARKIAGE X RICE. tsk m arriag e "PRICExhe IVXarriage J^rice. npHE IVfARRIAGE "PRICE. J-MJ5i IVXarriage i rice. 'PHE TV/TARRIAGE T>RICEJ- ilii IVXARrIIAGB X RICE. "IIyrARRIAGE T>RICE. . XaE IVXarriage x rice. rUsie Ferguson is everywhere liked and admired, and is admittedly the Most Beautiful Woman on the Screen to-day. She now appears in THE IVrARRIAGE PRICE. he Marriage x rice. A Photo-play that is Strong in Story and Unexcelled in Settings and General Production. THE -VTARRIAGE pRICE he IVXarriage x rice Presents one of the ( most novel scenes ever shown in a photo-play. This is a sumptuous party given in a stable, surrounded, by the stalls, m which are quartered the thorough- ' bred horses owned by the hostess. ALSO, LSO, . A Delightful Comedy, BUNKERED, oNriERED, BUNKERED, UNKERED, Featuring the Favourites, MR. AND IV/TRS. CYDNEY T\REW, K. AND IVXRS. OYDNEY X/kEW, MR. AND TV/TRS. OYDNEY T^REW, R. AND IVXrs. OYDNEY X/REW, Etc., Etc. PRICES AS USUAL. TIVOLI. Reserves at H. nPTVOLI. IVOLI. deal's, Queen X IVOLI. TIVOLI, St., or Theatre, rpivOLl. rVOLL 'Phone 2236 Auto. J IVOLI. AUCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. HANDEL'S . ORATORIO, HANDEL'S ORATORIO, " M E S S I A B." "M E S S I A H." By Choir of 80 Voices. MONDAY. DECEMBER 22, 7.45 P.M. MONDAY, DECEMBER 22. 7.45 P.M. Soloists: Madame Bella Russell, Miss Laura Stone, Mr. Edwin Dennis, Mr- A. Colledge. Organ: Mr. E. S. Craston. Mus., Bac. Conductor: Mr. Arthur E. Wilson An Offering will be taken. Proceeds to Manurewa Children's Home. 4 PPEARING with the Kiwis is Will Cot- -£*■ trell. tenor, with songs from his splendid repertoire. XMAS Holidays.—Before you go, don't miss " The Silver Ev'ryb'dys." You'll talk_about_it! ASHLEY McDONALL, the bass with the rich, deep voice.—The Kiwis. Town Hall. Concert Chamber, Saturday, 20th, and following nights. ?':.'■ i i Excursions, Picnics, etc. "VfORTHERN STEAM SHIP fkgt£ss| IN COMPANY. LIMITED. WEEK-END TRIPS TO PLEASURE RESORTS. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). WAIHEKE. S.S. DAPHNE Central Wharf 1.45 p.m. KAWAU AND ALGIE'S. S.S. HAUITI Railway Wharf 1.45 p.m. WAIWERA AND GRUT'S. S.S. OREWA Railway Wharf 1.45 pjn. MURRAY'S BAY. BROWN'S BAY. DEEP CREEK, ARKLE'S BAY. S.S. KOTITI Railway Wharf 1.45 p.m. Vessels will return on MONDAY MORNING, arriving in Auckland about 9 o'clock. CHARLES RANSON. Manager. ,*<---__ "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP ls\sx?k IN CO.. LTD. SUNDAY TRIP TO OSTEND, * ~~ — DECEMBER 21. O.V. WAIUKU. 10 a.m. Leaves Ostend at 5 p.m. Return Fare, 2s. CHARLES RANSON. Manager. TITARITIME FOOTBALL CLUB. SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC, SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC. TO HOME BAY. MOTUTAPU. By Kind Permission of Mrs. Reid. SUNDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 21. SUNDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 21. Silver Band in Attendance. Milk and Hot Water Free. Lollies for the Children. Sports to interest everybody. Come one! Come all Follow the Crowd. S.S. Condor leaves Ferry Tee at 9.30 a.m. sharp, calling at Devonport. Tickets now on sale at Sam Paul's. Hairdresser, Lower Queen St. Gent.'s, 2sj Ladies, Is 6d; Children under 14 years. Is. W. PEARCE, Hon. Secretary, G. WILLIAMS. Hon. Treasurer. Athletic Sports. ■ —— ■ CAMBRIDGE AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. THE MONSTER SPORTS OF THE SEASON. JANUARY 1, 1920. JANUARY 1, 1920. (Not January 2, as previously advertised.) Boys' Handicap. 75yds; post entry. Gd. Maiden Handicap. 100 yds: entry fee, 2s 6d. Boys' Bicycle Handicap, 1 mile; post entry. Is. GirJs' Race, 75yds: post entry, free. Amateur Handicap, 100 yds: entry fee. 2s. Married Men's Race (over 40) : post entry. If. Amateur Bicycle Handicap. J-mile; entry fee. 2s. Returned Soldiers' Race, 100 yds; entry free. Amateur Handicap, half-mile; entry fee. 2s. Amateur Bicycle Handicap. 1 mile; entry fee. 2s. Sack Race. 75yds: post entries. Amateur Handicap, 440 yds; entry fee. 2s, One Mile Walking Handicap; entry fee, 2s. Hurdle Handicap, 120 yds; entry fee 2s. High Jump; post entry. Amateur Handicap, ' 220 yds: entry fee. 2s. Open Standing Chop, 15in blocks; entry fee, ss. Tilting the Bucket post entry. Tug-of-war, open to football teams; entrance fee. 10s per team. Running Hop. Step and Jump; post entry. As 6d. Amateur Bicycle Handicap, 9. miles; entrance fee. 2s 6d. Amateur Handicap. 1 mile; en trance fee, 2s. Cambric-ge Hanaicap (local runners): entry fee. 2s. IOOYdp. Slow Bicycle Race, post entry. Closing Hate of entires > extended to December 23.. 1919. V. G. BOULTON. Hon. Sec. C.A.AC. Removal Notices. i T\ GOLD IE AND SONS, LTD., HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO THIRD FLOOR, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS, Opp. Smeeton s, Ltd., Queen Street. i MILL AND ORDER OFFICE. POORE STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY. Late Waitemata Sawmills.