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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18267, 7 December 1922, Page 16

Amusements. VriS Tl/TAJESTY'S Lessees: - • - J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTIi. Direction - - - - • WM. F. RUSSELL. ELECTION NIGHT. "THE LION AND THE MOUSE." ELECTION NIGHT. "THE LION AND THE MOUSE." THE RESULTS WILL BE SCREENED AT INTERVALS TO-NIGHT. NELLIE BRAMLEY DRAMATIC CO NELLIE BRAMLEY DRAMATIC CO" NELLIE BRAMLEY DRAMATIC CO" NELLIE BRAMLEY DRAMATIC CO!! In the Phenomenal Success, "THE LION AND THE MOUSE" "THE LION AND THE MOUSE - " "THE LION AND THE MOUSE"" "THE LION AND THE MOUSE:* LAST NIGHT SATURDAY. MONDAY NEXT. MONDAY NEXT. NELLIE BRAMLEY NELLIE BRAMLEY as *»e GIRL IHIEF In "LEAH KLESCHNA" "LEAH KLESCHNA" All Productions by THOMAS E. FOSTER. BOX PLANS at Lewis R. E,idy and Son Ltd. Day Sales at Coleman's to-day till noon thereafter at Theatre Office. PRICES: 4b 6d. 3s, and Is 6d. plus tax. Theatre 'Phone No. 2100. BUCKMAN-D'OISLY CONCERTS. HHOWN TJALL. Direction -------- E. J. Gri-.vestook. MONDAY NEXT. DECEMBER H WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13. ' THURSDAY. DECEMBER 14. Mr. E. J. Gravestock Announces THREE FAREWELL CONCERTS THREE FAREWELL CONCERTS. AT POPULAR PRICES. ROSINA BUCKMAN ROSINA BUCKMAN The World-Famous ROSINA BUCKMAN Prima Donna ROSINA BUCKMAN MAURICE D'OISLY The Eminent MAURICE D'OISLY Operatic Tenor. MAURICE D'OISLY MAURICE D'OISLY ADELLNA LEON The Brilliant English ADELINA LEON 'Cellist. The Distinguished PERCY EARN Composer-Pianist. PERCY KAHN " The audience at the first BuckmanD'Oisly Concert was swept entirely off ite 'ie r A. . . . By far the most memorable of all the concerts given in Sydney this season."—Sunday Sun. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT LEWIS R EADY AND SON, LTD. POPULAR PRICES. RESERVED SEATS, SIX SHILLING'S RESERVED SEATS. SIX SHILLING.' Unreserved 4s and 2s. Plus tax. TO-NIGHT ~ AT RUSH-MUNRO'S. Dancing. 8 to 11. Double Ticket, ss. 'Phone 2560 A for Reserves. SEE THE ■ ELECTION RETURNS In the TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. Booking at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. Excursions, Picnics, etc. IDEA CHLANDB SEVEN HARD BEACHES.* Surf Bathing, "" Calm Bathing SUPERB VIEWS. A Special Excursion by motors will leave from front of office on SATURDAY at 12.15 p.m.; 5s return. This is one of the prettiest scenic trips. OFFICE: 276, QTJEEN BTREET. CITY. BEACHLaNDS. Seven Hard Beaches. Surf Bathing. Calm Bathing. SUPERB VTEWS. Motor-cars leave from, front of Office on ! Wednesdays and Sundays at 9.45 a.m.. j Saturdays at 12.15 p.m.: 5s reiiurn. j A pretty scenic trip. Launches resume running in December. 19. COMMERCIAL BANK. 1 64. Queen Strent. Auckland i L ; Dancing. DANCING. —Jackson's Orchestra, Picnics, Excursions, Weddings, specially catered i for: charges moderate.—Edgar, Chemist. —— « Teachers of Dancing. LEARN THE LATEST DANCES To Jazz Music. Instructress, MISS M.' JULIAN. Direct f-om London and Paris. Apply Manager. Dixieland Cabaret. — «c ' Boxing. MIKE TBACEY has bow opened an ip-to-date Gymnasium. Personal and private lessons. Boxing, Physical Culture and Massage; good results.—63. Wellington St.. City. Dentistry. F. *C. O dlum - SURGEON DENTIST, Late University* of Pennsylvania and Dental Hospital, London. BROADWAY CHAMBERS. NEWMARKET. •Phone 2824. r* p. - m u b e a y. DENTIST, HAS REMOVED TO MENNIE'S BLDGS., SYMONDS STREET (Next Lyrio). Telephone, 1168; Private Telephone, 1828. Evening by Appointment. SEE THE ELECTION RETURNS In the TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. Booking at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. OUBE Repairs. Carpenters' Work: no job too small. —Simpson and ihackeray, 109. Nelson St. 'Phone 218. GEORGE NICOLL. faster Violin Craftsman; expert repairs: workmanship guaranteed.—63. Albert St.. corner Wyndham St. jUEW ZEALAND HERALD and AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. N.Z. Herald: Is per week, delivered in town and suburbs. Prepaid, posted within New Zealand. 19s per Quarter i £3 10s per annumAuckland. Weeklx News: Prepaid, 10* per quarter; £1 15a per annum. N.Z. Herald: Bmall prepaid advertisements under classified headings. 15 words Is per insertion, 2s 6d thr-2e consecutive insertions; 20 words 3,3 9d per insertion. 4s 6d three consecutive insertions; 25 words 2a 6d per insertion, 7s three consecutive insertions. Replies bearing nom-de-plumea or initial* only, care of post office, are not dolivereu by the Postal Department. Replies to advertisements will be received at the office of the Herald, and, if necessary, forwarded on to the advertiser. Bibth Notices, 2s 6d per Ensertion: doctors' or nurses' names, Is each name extra. Marriage. Death. Berzavsment. and In Memoriau Noticbs. 2s 6d per insertion of 30 words. If in excess of 30 words. 9d per lino of five words, extra- These announcements must be signed by the advertiserContract rates on application. The Proprietors 'do not hold themselves responsible for non-insertioa of Advertisements through accident or from other causes, or for error in tna publication of any Advertisement. TELEPHONES: Advertising and Commercial: 139, ,178; Job Printing Order Office. 2690: Publishing. 14; Editorial. 229; Reporters. 3693; Editor. Weeklt News and Photographic, 229. Addrtws Communications to Wilson and Horton. P.O. Box 82, Auckland. Waikato Branch: Victoria Street (next P. 0.). Hamilton, London Office: 65. Fleet Street