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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17844, 27 July 1921, Page 14

_ Amusements. r J 1 HE THING'S Direction: Ben. and John Fuller. George Cross, Clarice Warner. And £&¥s€£§ g PLATERS. FULLER'S DRAMATIC PLAYERS. Instantaneous Success of " SHAMUS O'BRIEN " " SHAMUS O'BRIEN " " SHAMUS O'BRIEN/' The Romantic Irish Drama. Play Produced by George Cross. •Box Plans at Richardson's and Finl*y's FULLER'S POPULAR PRICESBf"=k Stalls Is; Stalls and Balcony. Is 6d; C.rcle 2s; Reserved Stalls and D.C.. 2s 6d; un-n?™ Tai ' Children Half Price. BOOK SEATS AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. J)EVONPORT PARISH HALL. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. TO-MGHT, at 8 o'clock. Special Visit of MiEiMI &§& 1?: Ji^i Vocalist - . MISS ANNIE BOND ADMISSION: 3s. 2s. is (plus Tax). T ° W"* JJ A L L SATURDAY EVENING NEXT JULY 30 SATURDAY EVENING NEXT JULY 30 AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT 8 O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL ORGAN RECITAL AND MUNICIPAL CHOIR MUNICIPAL CHOIR! Admission, 6d. Programme in Saturday's Paper. J. J. WALKLATE, _July 27, 1921. Aotim-Ttown Clerk. Z°°- ZOO. ZOO. 00 ZOO. ZOO. ROYAL OAK, ONEHUNGA. ROYAL OAK. ONEHUNGA. ti S. s ? on , *?• fhe Caravans are ready, the iv,n ti Lions will so on Educational iour. If you wish to see them before they Eo on tour Roll up. Lions Trained at 8.30 p.m.. Fed at i p.m. Adults, la; Children. 6d; Small Children. 3d. '"' t Hockey. TTOCKEY. HOCKEY WW) -Hockey. • hockey. S M _Ji'WHITE HORSE - «- CUP TOURNAMENT. TO-DAY—3 P.M.—TO-DAY, AT REMUERA GROUNDS. MARKET RD WHANGAREI V. THAMES TAURANGA. BAY OF PLENTY V. RODNEY. Afternoon Tea Available at Grounds. Admission, 6d. A. PLAYLE Hon. Sec. A.H.A. Sporting. T^iiS? 1 * io-uANu OWNERS AND BREEDERS' TROTTING ASSOCLAANNUAL MEETING. The. Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held intheOtahuhu Club's Office, High Street, on FRIDAY. July 29, at 8 p.m Business —To Receive Report and Balai-ce-sneet. General. A. R. KING. Secretary. RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING.' The Annual General Meeting of Members will be held at the Chamber of Commerce .^?? n street . on MONDAY. August L at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Report and Balance-sheet: Election of Office Bearers; General. **"; W. S. SPENCE. Secretary.

Professional Cards. DEAFNESS,E A FN E S SNEURITIS, ASTHMA. EYESIGHT. STAMMERING. c " A " li < MR. W. RICHARDS, OSTEOPATH AND REGISTERED MASSEUR. », PITT ST. (3 doors below St. Helens\ TREATS SUCCESSFULLY _ . „ , GOITRE, Lteafness,. Head Noises, Asthma, Sciatica. Rheumatism, Rheumatoids, Neuritis, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Diabetes, All Spinal and Nervous Complaints, Affections of tbe Heart, . Eye, Ear. Throat, Goitre, and Tumours, Hypochondria. Ladies' Internal Ailments icured without operations), Knee Cartilage, Chronic Synovitis, Floating Cartilage, Displacements, Stammering, Neurasthenia, Manias, Fits, Vicious Habits, etc. Hundreds of can be seen on personal application. Consultation Free. 'Phone 2424 A. £100 will bo given to anyone who can prove my. Testimonials are not Genuine. NOTICE. Mr- Richards intends leaving Auckland shortly. Those intending to avail themselves have only a limited time to do so. Any poor person suffering from Pains and Ailments wDI be treated free, and in the majority of cases cured instantaneously and permanently. THE pALVI-FREEMAN -INSTITUTE. Practically half the cases I treat have been pronounced incurable by the medical profession—and nearly all the other half only come to me after they have found orthodox doctoring and drugging of no permanent avail. Yet in every suburb of Acck- . land, in every Province of New Zealand, there are patients whom I have cured, and who are as well to-day as ever they were in their lives. But I am no miracle worker—l simply apply a system of healing that the orthodox physician knows nothing of —that's all. Consult me! F. CALVI-FREEMAN, 54-7, WATSON'S BUILDINGS. Corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets. AUCKLAND. TTEALTH FOR THE HOPELESS. Spinal stimulation, is the treatment which reaches and restores vitality to every organ in the body. Successful where all else has failed. Special treatment for curvature of the spine and paralysis in children, by registered masseuse. Call or write for information. ELL.INOR M. WARD, 12, Pierce Buildings. Upper Symonds Street Hours, 10 a.m. to 12 noon; 1.30 pjn. to 4 p.m., or by appointment Closed Thursdays. MRS J. E WHEELER, CHIROPODIST AND FOOT SPECIALIST (Late with Rosier of Melbourne). Corns. Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, and Deformities treated. Expert Advice given on all matter? regj.rdin«t Foot Comfort. 69. BRUNSWICK BUILDINGS , tOpp. His Maiesty'e), 'Phone 430 A Queen Street. Hamilton, July 4 192 L TV/TR. T. J. HOOD. Masseur. Hamilton.— - LTJ - Dear Sir.—l wish to thank you for your massage treatment for a sprained kneecap, which I have had for some few months. After one week's treatment by you, I was completely cured. You may use this a3 you think fit.—l am, yours faithfully. Jas. W. Hodd. OBSCURE Nerve. Mental, and Functional Disorders are successfully treated wt Mr. Hamilton. 6, Short's Budding 5 THE Medical Profession endorses Psychotherapeutics as practised by Mr. BamjC ton. 6, Short's Blage. Consultations free/ Sales of Property. A GENTS.—Please take notice that I have ■XX. withdrawn, my farm at Te Rahu from sale.—a. Adcock. LA**? Agents.—Take notice my section. m m_ Es 2! iutl Bd " w withdrawn from sale — 1. Xurner. LAND Agents.—Take notice, W. J. and V H. Potter have been appointed eole agente for my property. Otehuhu.—H. Dan. UANE AND LAUDER sold my property No- 33. William Street. Please withdraw.—J. York. BETTER Footwear at less money at Pearson and Co.'s Giant Removal Boot Sale Karangahape Rd. GENTS.' Pocket Watches, solid nickel ~a .S u ¥? n r sod sood timekeepers, 7s 6d. 10i fid. 12s 6a, 15e, 2Gs, 30s, it Silk's, -J«relkr,