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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18121, 20 June 1922, Page 10

Amusements. AT THE riKAND HPO-DAY. I T THE . VJTRAND ± O-DAY. Sir Hall Cain's New Masterpiece: DAEBY AND TOAN." arby And Joan." " darby and joan." " DAKBY AND JOAN." " DARBY AND JOAN." " DARBY AND JOAN." " DARBY AND JOAN." «' DARBY AND JOAN." " DARBY AND JOAN." . " DARBY > AND JOAN." "DARBY "AND JOAN." A Groat Play that has thrilled thousands. The soiag will bo sung by MRS. HENRY HAYWARD. In Addition: A NEW PRODUCTION, Starring WILLIAM S. HART, CHARLES RAY, AND LOUISE GLAUM. "CJTAKING TTIS T IFE." HIS -UIFB;' '• STAKING HIS LIFE. " STAKING HIS LIFE." SERIAL. 13th Chapter—'The Adventures of Taraan. Charlie Chanlin Cha.rlie m C^?-pU n " ; AT THE GRAND THEATRE TO-DAY, j Notwithstanding the present lack of funds the Mayoress, Mrs. Gunson, ie satisfipd tw tbo work of the Mayoress' War Memorial Library Committeo must be carried on, and thai the citizens of Auckland will rise to 1 the occasion, •VTEXT JgVENING, When the T» IG BOOK /CONCERT WILL BE HELD AT THE rpoWN TJALL. Under the distinguished patronage of T H JS Excellency the Governor-General, Lord Jellicoc. EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMME. " My B ° imie Um MfctpAL CHOIR. " C ° nCCrt ° in M R." MAUGHAN" BAKNETT. | •' Harlequin " - - MR. BARRY CONEY, j •Sapphic Ode," "The Stars" - - - - MISS MINA CALDOW. " Boils of St. Michael's Tower " - - - MUNICIPAL CHOIR. "The Nile" - - MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. Violin Obligate by MR. HAROLD BAXTER. " Sweet and Low " - MUNICIPAL CHOIR. ; " O Love from Thy Power " - - - -„- ' MISS MINA CALDOW. j *' Nocturne " - MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT. j " It was Thou, the Destroyer " MR. BARRY CONEY. " Eleanore," " Sing, Break into Song; " - MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. "Swansea Town" - MUNICIPAL CHOIR.; Accompanist*: MISS EVELYN V'TMAN, MR. CYRIL, TOWSEY, and MR. LEO. WHITTAKER. ' It is not often, that atich an unusual com- j bination of musical talent is presented to, the Auckland pubkc, and you should m*ke i an effort to be present at thio unique I concert. j Tickets are only 3e, 2s and Is. You can reserve your 3s seat at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Lid., where tho box plan is now open, without any extra charge. Rertwaber, this is your big chance to help a real needy and worthy cause. Don't live I a life of regrets, but come along and enjoy this spieadid programme with the satisfac-1 tion that you are helping the poor and needy | and at the same time receiving remarkable I value for the money you spend- j JESSIE H. GUNSON, ; President, j H. BASTEN, Honorary Secretary. War Memorial Library Committee. Tenders. A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY. LTD. Tenders are invited for THE ERECTION OF TWO COTTAGES IN WOOD. Tenders close 11 a.m. SATURDAY. June ! 24. 1922. Thoy must be endorsed. " Tender for Cottages." and addressed to the Secre- ■ tary. Auckland Gas Company. Ltd., Wynd- • ham Street. Plans and specifications may be inspected | at the Engineer's Office, Beaumont Street, Auckland. The Company does not bind : itself to accept the lowest or any tender. j J. LOWE. M. Inst. 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Tenders close July 1. and work must be com- ' menced July 14. A time limit of three , months i« imposed. THOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. i Tenders, closing 4 p.m. MONDAY, July > 10 next, are invited for the construction of > 2300 ft. of 21in. Pip* Sewer- j Particulars at Borough Office, Onehunga. ' H. A. YOCKNEY, i Town Clerk. . June 17. 1922. •J1 E N D E R 8. Tenders are called for the purchase of Buttermilk at the Tuakau and Waiuku I Butter Factories. Conditions may be perused at the factories mentioned. Tenders close on June 30. 1922, with W. Y. KIRKMAN, NZ Co-operative Dairy Co., Ltd.. Hamilton. CARPENTERS wanted to give price. Cottage at Puriri. labour only.—Davies, H.M. Arcade. ' MOVE YOUR HOUSE ON WHEELS. —. I -We have Special Equipment for REMOVING OR RAISING HOUSES. GEO. RHODES AND SONS. LTD.. - Builders and Contractors. 'Phone 1051. fp o builders: The most, perfect Plaster Walls will be made bv using PEDLAR EXPANDED METAL for framing HARDWALL PULP PLASTER for foundation. 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