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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18021, 21 February 1922, Page 12

Amusements. ■ ■ SOUTHWOOD'S 17 ENGLISH Q.P.a\ . FLNAL BARGAIN MATINEE. Samo Big Show as at Night. 1 SATURDAY NEXT. AT 2.30. . MATINEE PRICES: Adults, 2s and Is; ! ' Children, Half-price (plus tax). TOWN TTALL pONCERT QHAMBER Direction: Southwood's Idoal Attractions, Ltd. i , LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF i SOUTHWOOD'S ENGLISH QUALITY -PERFORMERS. UALITY 1 ERFORMERS. A Talented Combination of 17 World-famed Artiste, with an Orchestra and a Jazz Band, in a Sparkling Bill of Fare, ontitlod: A CARNIVAL OF MELODY AND ' COMEDY. . "Delightful programme of Melody and Comedy.—N.Z. Herald. February 18. 1922. " Equal to the best they have yet done. — Auckland Star, February 18, 1922. A Seventy-Minute Musical Comedy, "PUSH THE BELL." "PUSH THE BELL." "PUSH THE BELL." And - A HOST OF OTHER GOOD NUMBERS. Q.P. POPULAR PRE-WAR PRICES Is Gd, 2s Gd, and Ss Gd (plus tax). Bo> Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd., Day i, Sales at Coleman'a, H.M. Arcade. For Reserves, 'Phone 140. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. For the Last Two Nights. Greatly Augmented Jazz Band. Particulars Later. Owing to tho engagement, of several new performers, to commence Friday night next, . the competitions previously announced nave been cancelled ' »THE COOLEST PLACE TO JAZZ JL In Auckland is RUSH-MUNRO'S CABARET. '' DANCING TO-NIGHT, 8 till 11. Shows. Tjl RANK LI N A GRICULTDRAL AND pASTORAL SOCIETY. 37TH AUTUMN SHOW — 37TH AUTUMN SHOW — FEBRUARY 04 AND 95 1922 ' AT PUKEKOHE AT PUKEKOHE THE GREAT AUTUMN SHOW OF THE AUCKLAND PROVINCE. 1 RECORD ENTRIES, , RIDING. DRIVING. AND HUNTING \ EVENTS ON SATURDAY, 25th. ) Hot Water Free. D. R. HAMILTON, j Secretary. Box 32. 'Phone 57, Ptikekohoe 1 Tenders. , "PRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. Tenders will be received by the Franklin • County Council Hall Streot. Pukekohe, UP to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, the 6th day ! of March, 1922, for the following works':— CONTRACT No. 502—For the Supply and Erection of Wharf and Jetty at New Brighton, situated on the Haurnki Gulf. The jetty comprises • 15 20ft. spans and the wharf is 31ft. in length, the total length of the structure being 331 ft. CONTRACT No. 503—For the Construe- . tion of 44 Chains Main Outfall 0 Drain, Pukekohe West Drainage 1 District. 8 Plans and specifications may be seen at tho Council Chambers. Hall Street, Puke--9 kohe, and also at the New Zealand Heralu It Office, Auckland. f The lowest or any tender not necessarily aCCepted ' J. F. McARTHUR, County Engineer. Pukekohe. February 20. 1922. rvNE .TREE HILL ROAD BOARD CONTRACT No. 1.-FOR THE SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF 49 TONS OF C I PIPES, VALVES. AND BPECIAI CASTINGS, ETC. Tenders for the above will be received bj the undersigned up to noon of WEDNES • DAY. Marcb 1. 1922. , Plans and specifications may be seen at " my offiC °' JOHN DAWSON. M.N.Z. Soc, C.E., 8, Darby's Buildings, M.N.Z. Inst., S. Queen Street, Auckland. 1-\ Q BUILDERS COTTAGE HOSPITAL (IN BRICK). WAIUKU. Tenders due TUESDAY, February 21, a ■ 2 p.m. G. W. ALLSOP. F.R.1.8.A.. I Architect--203, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. rpo CONTRACTORS CONCRETE RETAINING WALLS ANI LEVELLING SECTION. Tenders are invited for tho above, am will be received up to 12 noon, MONDAY • February 27. DANIEL B. PATTERSON, Architect. I. 23, Shortland Street. Auckland. ■• f_TUMPING. 20 acres, to let by contract " O ' hut to live in.—J. H. Wiltshire Farmer, Orini. Taupiri, TENDERS wanted for Painting.—Anplv on job Ellerton Rd., Mt. Eden.-W. J Mann, Builder. -rnO BUILDERS j 9 The moat perfect Plaster, Walls will b 6 PEDL b \p U EXPANDED METAL for framing J ' HARDWALL PULP PLASTER for founda n : BEST D ENGLISH SUPERFINE KEENE'i ." i CEMENT for finishing. '■ WINGATE AND CO., LTD., 5: Ironmongers, Queen Street. J - -DUILDERS, ARCHITECTS X> CABINETMAKERS. •' BUILDING TIMBERS: House Quantities, ex-truck, any Station. • Always Arriving and in Stock: — »• OAK, MAPLE, PLYWOODS. I AUSTRALIAN HARDWOODS. " I SCANDIA*-The Superior Wall Board. Fo Walls, Ceilings, etc. TIMBER YARDS: Beaumont Street. G OFFICES: 3. Customs Street East. 'PHONES: 873 and 3506. IK ' C. AICKIN AND SONS. la 1, WOVE YOUR HOUSI ar IYL 0 N WHEELS. We have Special Equipment for, REMOVING OR RAISING HOUSES. GEO. RHODES AND SONS. LTD., Builders and Contractors. Thone 1051. h " For Sale by Tender. ■nW'ELD COOKERS of Tenders, closing' noon, MONDAY, the 27tl s, j February, 1922, at the Military Suppliei •° ! Purchase Office. Wellington, are invited fo: d- the purchase of ft number of Field Cookcn _ at Ordnance Dopot, Mt. Eden. Tonderi will be considered far one or more Cookers ), Highest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. td Building Material. ly _ "DUILDING TIMBERS is fe SEASONED STOCKS e- In W HOUSE QUANTITIES *- At \. "ON TRUCK RATES." N ,MC ARTHUR AND TUACMILLAN. Y - JAGUSH BUILDINGS, •Phono 3236. FANSHAWE STREET. st ld __ _ [0 t PERMANENT ROOFING s •» Artistic Finish. Durability. WINSTONE'S, ROSEMARY TILES. )p "SUPER-CEMENT' TILES." The best designed, and most extensive! used Cement Tile. • Prompt Attention. Best Workmanship. 1) Lowest Quotations. « R. C. CLARKE. 1 ss I Roofing Contractor. kt> j ii, Security Buildings 'Phone 2163.