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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17794, 30 May 1921, Page 12

Amusements. HPHE THING'S rpHEATRE. Direction: Ben. and John Fuller. KING'S THEATRE 'PHONE No. 2668. 21ST — WEEK — 21ST. And Continued Success of GEORGE CROSS. CLARICE WARNER, Supported by the Full Strength of FULLER'S DRAMATIC PLAYERS. FULLER'S DRAMATIC PLAYERS, FULLERS DRAMATIC PLAYERS FULLERS DRAMATIC PLAYERS. In the Latest London Success. "THE HEART OF A THIEF '* "THE HEART OF A THIEF" "THE HEART OF A THIEF " "THE HEART OF A THIEF " "THE HEART OF A THIEF" "THE HEART OF A THIEF." ANOTHER "SHERLOCK HOLMES." PLAY PRODUCED BY G FORCE CROSS. Furnishings by Richard Arthur. Ltd. Box Plans at Richardson's, 110, Queen Street, and R. R. Finlay's, Pitt Street. FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES. FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES. FULLERS POPULAR PRICES. FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES. Is to 2s 6d Plus Tax Is to 2s 6d. Is to 2s Ud Plus Tax • is to 2s Gd. BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY. | ISTEN ior the tune of " Kio Nights." V' the latest waltz tune being played at all I icture Theatres this week. EVERYBODY'S The Impressive FicturFar more leation of the Great Comfort Stage Melodrama-. „„,,," HEARTS ARE TRUMPS EVERYBODY'S HEARTS ARE TRUMPS HEARTS ARE TRUMPS EVERYBODY with Coca. An All Star Cast Is Well Received. ■\ Great Success. One of the Outstanding Pictures of the Year. Come—Judge for Yourselves. A T THE GRAND - TO-DAY. -£X CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. New Drama, " IgE LAMB AND THE LION." "THE LAMB AND THE LION." " THE LAMB AND THE LION " " THE LAMB AND THE LION." A Good Comedy, " MR. FATEMA." SESSIONS: 11. 12.50. 4.20. 6.10. and 7.50. IpPOD R O M E TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. WILLIAM RUSSELL WILLIAM RUSSELL '•£55 CHEATER REFORMED" THE CHEATER REFORMED." And Also. LOUISE LOVELY "WHILE THE DEVIL LAUGHS." WONDERFUL, romantic, bewitching Rio gives the setting for the latest song success, " Rio Nights." Obtainable everywhere. Tenders. rpHE WAITEMATA CO-OPERATIVE ± DAIRY COMPANY. LIMITED. TENDERS FOR CARTAGE. Tenders for the Cartage of Cream from the Company's Suppliers and return of Empty Cans are invited for the following routes: — (a) District and Taupaki to Waimauku (b) Massey-Brigham's Creek, Lincoln Road (to Mr. Coiwill's farm), thence through Kunieu to Waimauku fc) Ararimu, Waikoukou to Waimauku. (d) Muriwai, Hanekau to Waimauku. (e) Sunnyside. Riverhead, Matua Road to Waimauku. (f) Te Atatu to Henderson Station. (g) Oratia, Nihotupu Road (to Mr. Potter's farm), and Henderson Valley to Henderson Station, (h) Hobsonville to connect with Contractor on. Main Route at Brigham's Creek. ALTERNATIVE Tenders are also invited tor the Cartage of Cream from all the Company s bupphers and return of Empty Cans on the under-mentioned routes: — FOR MOTOR VEHICLE—From Mr. A. L. Ferneyhough's Farm, Taupaki, to Hunter's Road, Waitakerei, and thence to Waimauku; thence from Waimauku back to Kumeu to pick up cream from _ Brigham's Creek Contractor (as mentioned below), and carry same to the Factory at Waimauku. FOR HORSE VEHICLE— (a) From Pearson's Corner, Taupaki, to connect with motor lorry at Buxton's Corner, Taupaki. (bli Commencing at Mr. Ernst's Farm, Massey, thence through Massey District to Brigham's Creek, along Lincoln Road (to Mr. Colwill's Farm), thence to Kumeu to connect with motor lorry. Contractors will be required to supply suitable conveyances to pick up all cream offering on the respective routes, arid to carry out the R ame duties as have been done during the past season, and to run three or less trips per week, as requred by the Company. Separate tenders are required, for one, two Tool ee y ears - commencing on August 1, The Company is prepared to render financial assistance, if necessary, to enable the successful tenderers to provide suitable plant lenders to be at per trip, and to be received by the Secretary, marked " Tender tor Cartage, on or before Juno If. 192 i. Further particulars may be obtained from the Manager at Waimauku. or the Secretary, If A b u?kla ß nd) dmSS ' AU ° kland ( ° r R0 - B °* acce I pt»d° WeSt ° r aTI 7 tender not necessarily J. THOMSON. May 27. 1921. Secretary. C ITY 0F AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR WINDOW CLEANING. Tenders will be received in the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, until 4 p m on THURSDAY, June 2, 1921, for Window Cleaning, at the Public Library. Art Gallery, and Old Colonists' Museum and Branch Libraries. Specifications may be inspected at the Office of the Town Clerk. Town Hall. Auckland J. J. WALKLATE, May 26, 1921. Acting-Town Clerk. SOLDIER^ Tenders are invited, returnable to the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board Wellington, until Noon on MONDAY Ti.t.«L 6> JPShJ 0 * Supply at Auckland RaS and Station Yard of 160 Headstones of Coroniandel Granite. Specifications, conditions, etc.. mav ho Been at this Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J A. J. BAKER, d, r ... . __ District Engineer. Public Works Office. Auckland. May 19. 1921. pUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT— -*- STORES. Quotations, closing noon, June 7 19<>1 are invited for the following-— * ' (1) 4 10-Ton Traversing Ja^ks. (2) 31 lons Copper Telephone Wire, Etc Quotation Forms may be obtained at Public Works Offices Auckland. Christchurch Dunedin. and at this Office. R. E. HERRON. u i_i • tit i -r. Stores Manager. Publics Works Department. Wellington. fJIO Contractors.—Carting wanted for 3-ton X truck; reasonable charges.—Emmerson. 8. Rd.. Grey Lynn. T RY -,,r', a - for Door s. Shingles. Laths. Oils , ~ '-r, lte , , Ijea - d 4-. Tiles, Asbestos Sheets! and all Builders' Hardware lines.—Builders' Supplies. Ltd.. G6, Fort St. Houses and Land for Sale. Tp P S O M. ~ jyjUST DE OOLD. T OVELY HOME OF 5 LARGE ROOMS JV 2 bay windows, return verandah • hot water service; porcelain bath, etc. Really h faithfully-built. Residence, and will last a lifetime. Nothing trashy at all about this property. Fine level Section, about quartericre," and no stone. Only two minutee to trams. O nly £300 C ASH - This property has been reduced from £1850 lor quick eaie. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION can be given, as the owner is leaving Lown. The balance of purchase money £1150. Arranged easy. Inspect this at once' It 3 good. S p A ] x - 103. SYMONDS STREET. £200- DEroslT -£2OO. 150 ACRES RICH DAIRYING LAND 12 miles from Morriusville, on good road ' Highly improved Farm, all having been ploughed. Buildings comprise House and necessary outbuilding?. Almost all level country; 30 chains road frontage. Only 1 mile from township. A good chance for a man to buy on easy terms. Price. £-15 per Acre, or offer. STAN LAM ON T, Land Agent. 168, Queen Street, Auckland. '