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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17457, 29 April 1920, Page 10

.. --. - Amazements. v| i - '■• JJIS rpHEATBR. : ____ LAST THREE NIGHTS' -^ pOSSUM "DADDOCK. "f "-" LAST THREE NIGHTs' =~ pOSSUM pADDOCK. '{^M gATURDAY :lfl|l • ABSOLUTE LAST PERFORM nn " ■-■ • THIS GREAT RECORD LAUGEX\r 0P ">• SUCCESS. WAG . m *. ?-?:=; I' . '3! PATRONS PLEASE NOTE. ' ? ' > Country Tour as follows:— ;|.g CAMBRIDGE—May 3 J 4 ; HAMILTON—May 4. ? ~?M WANGANUI—May 5 and S ? '"%M HAWERA—May 7. "' fis PALMERSTON NCRTH-Mav ft. t DANNEVIRKE—Mar an *S HASTINGS—May 11 ' - 9 NAPIER-May 12 and 13. *" .-§ tatf f\ RANGE HALL— O _r ; , fgg y Social. Lily oft.'ieylS** 5> Oranse Lodge*; THuMW i Ladies. Is: Cents.. I<, &j_ Teachers of Music and Elocatioa. TDLOCUTION. , ' "jyj-ADAME ]yjABEL g T . JAifi^ I London-. .'- Professf-t of Elocution and Dramatic A-» " RECITATION. GESTURE'GRTCE S Special ltasons for Ch:;dr<>n and Adults fee improving th*. quality rf tee flaking with correct pronunciation of cvervday En<- '< hsh. Studio: 22. Commercial Bank Chaw - - hers. (Top Fioor.i v4m»us. ELOCUTION.— gesture. dramatfa poeros. musical sketches, raonoloeu« -" : comediettas. dainty child recitals.— Arthur Griffiths. 103. Grattcn Rd. ' ■' "£ Dancing. MAEIST BROTHERS' OLD BOYS' ' LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. - % A GRAND EUCHRE AND DANCE, ' «« Under the Auspices of the above ClubWill be held in - ; ST. BEKPDICT'S HALL, EAST STREET TO-MORROW (FRIDAY 1, axAi - ■, Commencing 8 pjn. ?>-- Special Prizes for the Euchre Winners, including 5611) Sugar, a Stanley Gas Iron, and other Substantial Parcels-First-class Music «tnd Caterhrg. N. Tail's Orcheetra. | Tickets procurable at Wildman and Arev's. * T. J. HARRIS. % Hon. Secretary. . "DIRKENHEAD AND NOKXHCOTE LAWN TENNIS CLUB. Holders of invitations are reminded £b*i the second of the series of Dances cf the above Club will be held in the Masonic Bill. Northcote. on SATURDAY NEXT May 1. at 7.30 p.m. " - g~T: H E L I E R a. Don't forget Fortnightly Dance TONIGHT Ladies Is. Gcrnta Is 6c. Refreshments. . Teachers of Dancing. TRANCING. DEPORTMENT, ETC. Tuition Guaranteed it One Lesson in all latest dsiicesFox Trot, One-Step. Tickle Toe, Hesitation. Jazz Roll. 4s Per Lesson. Tuition any Hour Write DANCING TUTOR, 316. Bjshald. ' Motor and Coach Trips. gIGHT-SEEING T E I p 3. ANDREW'S CHAR-A-BRAC RUNS DAILY TRIPS ' From G.P.0.: 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. . Visitors to Auckland should not m-ss these trips. Book at Cook's Tourist Dopartment, alio Government Tourist Bureau. or ANDREW AND ANDREW. Proprietors. ' ' '-. 'Phone 16C3. 'Phone 1603. * ROYAL MAIL SERVICES _ ' Between RuTORUA AND PAENGAROA DAILY. Connecting with East Coast Railway Tauranga, The Mount. Te Poke. Matatal etc Connecting with afternoon train from Rotorua. From Rotoma to Te Wha-iti and Murupaxa twice weekly. (The Heart of the Urewera Country.) „ ,„., E. E. WILLIAMS. Royal Mail Contractor, Hinemoa St.. Rotoma. , 'Phono 124. IIjATN TRUNK TO WANG AN CI. BAVE TWO HOURS ON THE TRIP. MARTIN AND VERNON'S MOTOR-CARS (connect with All Main Tru->t Trains AT MARTON. DALLY. FOR WANG Faro. 10s. ( Wire for aeats to MARTIN AND VERNON. Wanganui. THROUGH CARS. NO CHANGING. * ROTORUA - WHAKATANE - OPOTIE2 . DAILY CAR SERVICE. MUSGRAVE, FORBES AND PRICE Proprietors. Booking Office. Rotorua. Opotiki OSce: Tremayno's Garage. Church Street. A I H 4 ZT - A U R A N G A Leaves Weahi aaily at 12 30. eicenl Saturday, after arrival of Main Trunk and Thames trama. *" u o.T**!! 8 T ? llana Tuesday. .Thursday .and Saturday at 8 a.m., connecting with Main Trunk and Thames trains. ™ Leaves Tauranga Wednesday and Fridav 6 a.m-, connecting with Auckland Ezpress Reliable drivers and Hudson Cars Telegrams "Cmmmnfl," Waiiu. 'Phone 56 MAURICE CRIMMINS. AU #T^ MAT T iIATA „ MOTOR SEEJ. VICE.— leave Tauranga 8 a.m. daily, connecting with Rotorua-Auck>and iixpreas. Cars leave Matamata daiiy. or. arrival of Auckland-Rptorua Express Book seats Collect wire. Walker. Matamata- Bell Tea Rooms, Tauranga. 75 h.p. Hudson Super Six Cars. Reliable drivers. Fares: 25s single; 45s return, . D. WALKER, Taxi Proprietor.- Tauranga. Rest rants and Tearooms. rpHE TTFFIN FOR GOOD THINGS. The Tiffin bill-of-fare is eo comprehensive that it appeals to all tastes. There are no Dinners ard no Teas so appetising and so good 8 3 those served at the Tiffin. That is why this well- ' known restaurant is so liberally patronised. That is why extra aeating accomodation has had to be provided by the proprietary. THE TIFFIN CATERING CO.. LTD.. ' JOHN HAYNES. MANAGER. CITY CHAMBERS. Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. DINE TO-DAY AT SANDFORD'S. OPPOSITE G.P.0.. LOWER QUEEN ST. Clean. Well-ventilated. Palatial Rooms on Threo Floors. Tasty Varieties of the Deep Sea. Best Attention and Civility Await You. Cal'. To-day and Have a Trent. Removal Notices. WR. AISLABIE. Ophthalmic Optician. • removed to rooms upstairs, at Book Shop (opp. City Fire Station). -vr E W ZEALAND HERALD AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. N.Z. Herald. 9d per week delivered in tjwn and suburbs Casual copies 2d eacbPrepaid, oosted within New Zealand. 12i 6d per quarter, £1 09 per annum ArcKXAND Weekly News, bs 6d ;>er Quarter or £1 10s per annum in advance. N.Z. Herald: Small prepaid advertise- ' ments under classified head.ngs, 16 words Is per insertion; 2s 6d three insertions 21 word* la 6d per insertion. 4s three insertions, do words 2s 9d per insertion. 6s 3d three inser- : tions. Replies to advertisements will be received ■ at the Office of the Herald. I The Proprietors do net hold themselves ' responsible for non-insertion of 1 meats through accident or from other j causes, or tor error in the publicatian oi '• any advertisement TELEPHONES: Advertising and Commercial. 129, 173- Job Printing Order Office. 2890; Publishing, 14; Editorial, 229; Reporters, 3693; Editor i Weekly °ewß and Photographic, V£. j 1 Address communications to W son And . J I Uorton, P.O. Box 32. 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