Amnsements. ). QTRAND X.Z.'s QTRAND. >. OI'RAXD Largest OTRAND. ». QTRAND and — QTRAND. » < OTRAND ■ Fsrie.-l OTRAND i. QTRAND Picture — •»- QTHAND i. OTRAND House OTRAND Early Evening Session at 6.10. " THE KID," "TDK KID.' If Laughter is " THE KID." Contagiaus— " THE KID.' There's Going To Bo "THE KID.' An Epidemic! "THE KID." * * * "THE KID.' "THE KID." CHARLES riHAPLIN " THE «ID.' HARLES L/HAPLJN " THE KID." " THE KID.' Charles Chaplin '-THE KID.' Charles Chaplin "THE KID." Charles Chaplin "THE KID." Charles Chaplin "THE KID." Charles Chaplin "THE KID." Charles Chaplin "THfc KID." Charles Chaplin " THE Kiw." Charles Chaplin " TDK KID." Churks Chaplin " THE KID." "THE KID. ' ana " THE KID." " THE KID." TACKIE pOOGAN " THE KID." *) ACKIE " THE KID.'" " TDK KID." Jackie Coogan " THE KID." Jackie Coogan ► " TIIK KID." Jackie Coogan "THE KID." Jackie Coogan " PH E KII>." "TDK KID." In Sir Reels of Joy! "THE KID." •' THE KID. - ' It took a Year to Make. "THE KID." but the Laughs will ",TME KID." last that long too. " THE KID." "THE KID." "The Kid" settles onco "THE KID." and for all the question as "THE KID." to who is the greatest "THE KID." theatrical ar*Lt in the " THE KID." world. Chaplin does the "THE KID." finest and most delicately- "THE KID." shaded acting you ever "THE KID." saw anywhere, and for "THE KID." every slapstick furore " THE KID." thero is a classic, exquisite "THE KID." scene.—Chicago Herald and " THE KID." Examiner. " THE KID." "THE KID." *. » •• THE KID." •• THE KID." ALL THOSE ABLE ABE "THE KID." STRONGLY URGED TO "THE KID." ATTEND "THE KID." THE DAY SESSIONS. "THE KID." * * " THE KTI). ' The Strand Orchestra. "THE "KID." * * ■ "THE KID." Prices —Day Sessions: "THE KID. - ' Circle, Is 6d; Stalls, Is; "THE KID." Children. 6d. and Is. "THE KID." Evening Sessions: Circle, "THE KID." 2s fid: Stalls Is fid. No " THE KID." Half-price, Children. "THE Kin." "THE KID." * * • "THE KID." " THE KID." Box Plan at the Strand. "THE KID." " THE KID." "THE KID." Tourist Resorts. "TfTHEN VISTTIXOr ROTOR HA VV HEN VISITING ROTORUA Stay at TIIEMAN S I O N S THE At A N S I O N S. And Secure. the Comfort and R'-fricment of a Superior Home. Teirns moderate. FRED. REEVE. Proprietor. "TfTHERE TO STATc IN" WBLLINGTON: VV HOTEL COLUMBIA. Ne>ir Town Hall, Cuba Street. First-class Accommodation for IOC; Guests. Electric Light Throughout. Elevator. Ten Bathrooms. Excellent Cuisine. Drawing and Comirfercial Rooms. Terms Moderate. Now Under Entirely New Management W. E. WEBB Proprietor. ] TX7HERE TO STAT IN CHRISTCHURCH ST. ELMO HOUSE. Superior Private Accommodation. £2. Worcester Street, We*t End. 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, elo. Moderate tarifl F. J. MURRAY, 'Phone 872. proprietor. pARGEN PRIVATE. HOTEL, EDEN CRESCENT. Tariff ffconvlSs per day. NETANGI BEACH _ PRJVTI r irTIOI ; EL" Ostend. — Superior Accommodation-' Excellent Cuisine. Surf Bathing. Mile- of I Beach; 11 hours' steam; motor meets I steamers. Bookings T. Smytheman, pnp, I Smeetpn's. or 'phone or wire. "Oiietanifi " i Putik/ P.O. | BAIRD'S Arcadia. Kotorua. Moet centrally situated houso; terms moderate; all ' trifins met- Telegraphic address: "Baird'a.'- I KHARTOUM. $16. Armagh St. W-. Christ. church.—Paying Visitors received. Flats, with or without Board; 4min, of P.O. SURREY, Rotcrua.—s min. from R. station | P. 0.. and Sanatorium Grounds; £2 week. —L Devin. Proprietress. 'Phone 1317. i Professional Cards. /CANNOT QTAND np.HE J IGHT. ! The strong'sunlight of summer tries weak I eyea severely—3nd severe attacks of head- ; achea aro often due to this cause alonb. DO NOT WEAR SMOKED GLASSES ! except under expert advice- They are often ! unnecessary and harmful—ordinary white I (rlfsses. adapted bo a? to correct the optical I defect of the eyes, will usually do all that is ; accessary. The fact that bright light causes pain is not necessarily proof that the eyes aro weak ' —but more often shows that somo defect of I vision exist* which needs attention. Consult jgALB'OUR ji/r TRVINE. F.S.M.G, \ | (Prizeman «y Exam., Loudon.) F. 1.0.. England. SPECIALIST IN SIGHT-TESTING. 18. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. 'Phone A 309. ' r* HI It OPR'AC TI C. ' i THE-BETTER WAY TO HEALTH ! FLETCHER AND FLETCHER J. W. Fletcher, i'h.C. Myrtle Fletcher, Ph.C. I • Palmer Graduates, STRAND ARCADE, QUEEN STREET. 'Hours! 10 to 12.;50, 2.30 to 6. Saturdays, 10 to 1 p.m. CONSULTATION FREE. rt E I a 0 P li A C T I C. ! GILES A*ND GILES, CHIROPRACTORS (Palmer School Oraduates), | Members of the N.>i. Chiropractors' Association. Incorporated, i Office: IMPEiUAL iJLDGB„ Fourth Floor.' Queen Street, Auckland. | Hours: 10 to 5.50. Saturday. oto 1. i To Lease. I I : . __ i I?ARM, partly improved, to lease, with - , . right purchase. Dwelling and sheds; ' : situated Maungafciwhiri Valley, via Pokeno ' j —Address, HBnALP, Hamilton. I i?7A BUYS Lease U Acres. Land, and ' <£* I \J purchases fowlhouse, runs, 35 birdsj t— Prize Strain, 409. Hkkaho. Wanted to Lease. HOUSE, aboui; 8 rooms, unfurnished, ; Ellerslio or Lane preferred; ! references given.—-Particulars to South 57.1', ' I Hkkalo. ' ' I Wanted to Rent. BUNGALOW, furnished or partly furn-1 nished. wanted by married couple : lor a yfcar; every care taken; moderate ; ; rent.—City. 411. .liKltALi)-. HOUSE, 0-7 rooms, wanted rent or lease" ' good suburb.—Accountant, )05, Herald, j HOUSE, (i or 7 rooms, ftirn., wanted by i good tenant; central.—V'.S., l:i, r j6, '■ j Heraio). HOUSE, fi or 7 rooms, modern, IlnT., ' Remuera preferred.—BSx J2. is'ew- j market. HOUSE, unfurn., i or tuore rooms" ■ adults: lenjtthy period; rent in a.i- j vancc.—Z., 554. Hesal/O, HOUSE, furnished cr untur.ii-ilicd, near r.itv moderate rent; 110 children • refs. —House. 529. Herald-■ HOUSE, furn. or unfurn., wanted to rent.-, near Remuera tram.—-Address at ; Heualt). "OOOMS, airy, suitable for dress- : it; maker; central.--Urgent. 101, UkkaLp. j SHOP and living riorns, any sood suburb; j • references ;* ■ required. -Particulars to j Eginont. 575 Heii.ai.t>. . Q TABLE, 6-stall, with cart Bheds. in or ; O near City; rent or lea^e.—Stable, :567, j llkkam). , 1 Grazing Wanted. good, for 0 horues. suburban ! vT v.:tli shelter preferred.—Smcctons, Ltd. | Queen St . j PIANO Tuning.- S. D, Ward. Premier | Piano Tuning-Repairing Co., 8,. Rut- j [and St. 'Phone S7B7A. , A BOON to families. —Chambers' Boot ; -il Repairing Factory; best work, lowest 1 ' P nccß -~23tt. Karangahape Rd. 1 r l' , 01LET Sets, Dinner Sets*; latest and up- i j ■*■ to date designs at cut prices.—F. Prime, ' I Karangahapo Rd„ i
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18079, 2 May 1922, Page 12
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