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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 16

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The picture that proves Success! bey rid all doubt that filiM can Success! be made in this country, h didn't Success! cost a million dollars to make. It Success! won't save youcc cirls from the Success! pitfalls of great cities. It is so clean Success! and different from them all that it Success! puts a new zest into film viewSuccess! ing. A picture for all classes and Success! all ages It is no cheap serial Success! "pot-boiler," but a living, breathSuccess! ine drama of old-time New ZeaSuccess! land that must rank with the most Success! artistic conceptions the motion Success! picture has yet ofiercd. Success! Success.' Success j Success! ——— Success! Success! ' Success! Success! RESERVE YOUR SEATS! Success! Success!, Success! And avoid a recurrence of last Success! night's indescribable melee. Success! Success! Success! Success! —— Success! Success! Success! Success! DAY SESSIONS. Success! Success! Success! Success! Success! PRICES:-CIRCLE. Is Gd: Success I Success! ' STALLS. Is. Success! Success! Success! Children Half-price up to 6 o'clock Success! Success! Success! ■ Success' ■:■ * Success! Success! ATTEND THE DAI SESSIONS. success! Snccess! Success! ' • , Success! Snccess! Success! Success! Success! Success! Success! Success! Success' '— ~3 Excursions, Picnics, etc. \rORTHERN STEAMSHIP >?t Vi I COMPANY. LIMITED. &N TO-DAY (SATURDAY). (Weather and other/circumstancea permitting). Arkle's Bay and Way Ports-S.S- Orewa. King's Wharf, 1.45. p-m. WaJheke—S.S. Gael. Northern Wharf. 1.45 pjn. Vesselo return on Monday, arrivins about 9 a.m. The week-end trips to Kawan and Waiwera are cancelled.—R. C. HAMMOND. Manager. »~__ 'VrORTHEBJf STEAMSHIP CO;, Si • LTD, ws&to thamelTraces. I TO-DAY AND MONDAY. P. 3. WAKATERE. Leaves Auckland. Leaves Thames. Sat.. Feb. 25. 6 p.m. Sun., Feb. 26. 2 p.m. Mon„ Feb. 27,7 p.m.. B. C. HAMMOND. Manner «s•*-». \TOBTHERN STEAMSHIP EsSs?l i>... CO.. LTD. &££l£» DAY TBTPS teWAIHEKE, Etc, JT . ™ O.V. WAIUKU. OSTEND, AWAROA, OBAPIU. AND COWES BAY. MoaC 9.80 a.rn. Wed., 9.80 an. Leaves Cowes, 3 p.m.; Ostend, 4.30 pjb. Pares: Ostend 3s, Cowes 4s, Orapiu ss, Awaroa 4s, OSTEND & BUCKLAND'S BEACH ONLY. Friday, 9,30 a.m. Leaves Ostend 4.30 p.m., Buckland's 6.30 p.m. Fare, Buckknd's, 2s 6cL SUNDAY TRIP. Leaves 10 a.m.j leaves Ostend, 5 p.m.; leaves Buckland's, 6 p.m. Arkle's Bay and Way Ports every Wednesday, 9.30 a.m. during March. R. C. HAMMOND, Manager. fcs-S-* MORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO.", IN LTD. |E2£\<l SUNDAY TRIP. (Weather permitting.) OSTEND AND BUCKLAND'S BEACH. O.V. WAIUKU (76 Tons) Leaves Auckland 10 a.ii.; leaves Ostend 5 p.m.; leaves Buckland's 6 p.m. Fare: Buckland's, 2s 6d; Ostend, 3s. R/C. HAMMOND, Manager. §r\LD , THAMES BOYS' ASSOCIATION. The Annual Excursion of the above Association to the Thames will be held on SATURDAY, March 11. The p.s. Wakatere will leave Auckland at 1 p.m. sharp, returning on the Sunday following, leaving Thames lit 5 p.m. Excursion Tickets are available for return by Tuesday's steamer. 0 RETURN FARE: Adults 10s; Children under 12 years, 6s. (These Fares include the Thames Harbour Board Special Tax.) TICKETS OBTAINABLE FROM:OBSERVER OFFICE. D. WILSON, care Thorne, Butcher, corner Liverpool St. and Karangahapo Road. J, H, REED. 42, Richmond Hi, Pomjonby. A. WILLIAMS, 11. Old Mill Rd„ Grey Lynn S. SKEEN. 66, Sackvillo St., Grey Lynn. W. J. Edwards, Tinsmith, Mt. Eden Rd. W. SIMMONDS. 100, Grange Rd., Mt. Eden. R. WEBB, Birkenhead. ' • G. PIRRIT. Victoria St. A. WILSON, 12. Porapallier Ter„ Ponsonby. P. L. LAYCOCK. care Buckley and Bull, Smeeton's Buildings, and T: AITKEN. Hon. Sec, 45. Richmond Rd. Telephone 1709. ' . TJ-AYFIELD SCHOOL ANNUAL PICNIC, , TO MOTUTAPU. FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 3. Steamer leaves Ponsonby Wharf at 8.16 a.m., and Queen's Wharf, 8.15 a.m, Hot Water, Tea, Milk, and Sugar Provided Free. Note.—Owing to the onormous demand for tickets all anplications should reach the Headmaster en or before TUESDAY, 28th, to savo disappointment. T OOK Out for Westfield Freezing Co.'s J-* Employees' Hcnic to Motutapu on (Saturday next, March A. Pcregine leaves terry Wharf at 0.30 a.m. Hot water; milk tree Fruit and ico cream for the children. Adiuts. •la; Children. Is. T, oo £ 0»t for Westfield Freezing Co.'s bV l am «?yeM' Picnic to Motutapu on Saturday Next. March 4. Peregrine leaves terry Wharf at 9.30 a.m. Hot water. Milk Adniu o a rl d -,J ce cr ? Bm for th « children. Adults, 2a; Children, Is pORTER'SI Popular Fishing Trips W Btep» 1.50 to-day (Saturday); all farea 2s6d. pOPULAR Launch Excursion.-ia^ch nm TODAY" 1 / 1 %T Laun , cn C ™ m ;' ,°" DA , Y - (or Tskapuna, leaving Takapuna for return at MO. and calling both ways, if desired, at Kohimarama. HetS™ fare, 2s. . " Earrjeon, -Proprietor, *