Page 14 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18340, 5 March 1923, Page 14

; ' AMUSEMENTS. n__ '. FULLER'S r\PEIU TTOHSS- ', ULLER'S L/PERA HOUSE. ■'. Direction. Fuller's Theatres. Ltd. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. Prices: 6d. Is, Is 6d. (Plus Tax.) TO-NIGHT — AT 8. — TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT — AT 8. — TO-NIGHT. THREE NEW ACTS OPENING. First Appearance of CHARLES LAWRENCECHARLES LAWRENCE. r Entertainer at the Piano. First Appearance of CRAYDON AND MACK. CRAYDON AND MACK. In. Vaudeville Specialities. First Appearance of THE KEECE SISTERS.. In Harmonising Song Studies. Last Week of SAM. STERN. SAM. STERN. Hebrew Character Comedian. Continued Success of MISS RUTH BUCKNALL. MISS RUTH BUCKNAiLL. I Brilliant Lyric Soprano. And fuller's a m eric an "DEVUE uller's American Jaevue (Headed by Ward and Sherman), In the Comedy Laughing Success Entitled NOT VET." OT -LET." Plans at Lewis P.. Eady ami Son, Ltd., till 5. then at tho_ Theatre till 7. 'Phone i 595 for .Reserved Seats. PULLER'S LITTLE PRICESPrices: Is. 2s. 2s 6d, Ss, Plus Tax. TATRONS PLEASE NOTE. MISS DAISY JEROME MISS DAISY JEROME Returns to this Theatre, MONDAY NEXT. MARCH 12. "P V E R Y B O D Y' 8. Read This Programme. It's a Corker. T3ETTY pOMPSON, , Id '* rpHE pREEN HHEMPTATION." TWO CHAPTERS OF LION MAN." QUEENIE. the College-bred Horse, In " CURED " (A Two-reel Comedy). The Very Latest English Topical. And MOTOR-BIKE RACES. Held At TAKAPUNA RACECOURSE. Showing Coleman Breaking the World's Record, and later trying to break his own neck. Then there is. the Programme of Superlative Music by EVERYBODY'S SELECT OKCHESTRA. Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR. R. J. MORGAN. Usual Prices. 'Phone 4402. '- = ! LECTURES. j "TIN ROUTE FOR . CANADA. MR. FRED ELLIOTT. Evangelist, from Glasgow. Will (D.V.) Deliver an Address in HOWE STREET HALL. Off Karangahape Road. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 7.30 p.m. Let Us Welcome You. ■ — a CHURCH NOTICES. GT. MATTHEW'S, WELLESLEY ST. MID-DAY LENTEN SERVICE. MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 12.30 to 12.50— CAREW THOMAS 1.30 to I.SO—REV. H. A. SKELTON. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. j QUARTERLY MISSIONARY MEETING, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. At 7.30 p.m. t, I Interesting. Instructive. Inspiring. People with Eyes. Ears and Hearts will Enjoy It. ; THEREFORE. ALL COME. WHY Not Read the New Testament in the Original Greek? Class forming. Inquire Secretary, Y.M.C.A. MEETINGS jyjANUKAU ELECTORATE. MR. W. J. JORDAN, M.P., MR. W. J, JORDAN, MP., WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS PARISH HALL. ELLERSLIE. TO-NIGHT (MONDAY). 8 O'clock. ' BUSINESS: An account of the Brief Session just concluded, and the Formation Of a Committee, as suggested during the Election Campaign. EVERYBODY WELCOME. DOMINION ROAD RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. A Special General Meeting of Members will be held in St. Alban's Sunday-school TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 7.30 p.m. Business of great importing. A full meeting is requested -0 AUCKLAND FOOTBALL /£$ A. ASSOCIATION. {*#* A Meeting of the Management #^C(fi\P°, mi ? °l tie ftDove will be •nywhcld at the Sports Club, TO-MOR-t3L~RO\V (Tuesday), 6th inst., at 8 p.m All Members are requested to be presentHOWARD GRIBELE, Hon. Secretary. REFEREESJ AUCKLAND REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. "* A Meeting of the Referees and all those interested will be held at the Snorts Club TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 8 pnV HOWARD GRIBBLE. ' • , . Hon. Secretary A.F.A. ALLIED IRON TRADES. ■**■ Composed of BOILERMAKERS' UNION, ENGINEERS' UNION, AND MOULDERS' UNION™ A Combined Meeting of the three Unions will be held in Room G, Trades Hall. TO-MORROW (Tuesday). March 6, at 7.30 ' m BUSINESS: BUSINESS: To consider what action should be taken re the recent Awards given by the Arbitration Court; also, What action should be taken if any further reductions are made. As this matter is of vital importance, all Members are requested to attend. A. H. PHILIP, Sec. Boilermakers and Moulders' Unions. R. F. BARTER, Seo. Amalgamated Engineering Union. I , ■■ , ' ,_: MINING NOTICES. HPHE HORSESHOE MINES. LTD. The Ordinary General Meeting of the above Company will be held at tho Company's Office 210 Victoria Arcade, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 19th day of March, 1923, at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Diroctors' Report and Balance-sheet; to Elect a Director and Appoint Auditor. C. A. STUBBS. Secretary Auckland, March 3, 1023. - ' '.T3 DANCING. JACKSON'S Jazz Orchestra caters for Socials. Excursions and Picnics; moderate charges.—Edgar. Chemist, Khyber Pass. B" URNNAND'B Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office. 236, Queen St 'Phones 734 A, 1163 A. 3969 (4 rings). ] TEACHERS Oh DANCING. ~~ BALLROOM Dane. ng thoroughly taughtJLf expert tuition. Classes for beginners every Tuesday and Thursday, 8 p.m. Writ*, or cull for early appointment.—The Modern Dancing Studio, 30, Palmerston Bldgs.. opp G.PO. Hours 12-4 and K-9. MISS ROSA "SACHS Reopens JuvenHe 10 Class. St. Aldan's. Remuera. March 10, io a.m. TEACHERS OF MUSIC AND ELOCUTION JJISE TO THE OCCASION. Learn by mail to speak with oonviction and eloquence-devote a few minutes daily to Grenville Kleiser's Public Speaking Course. Law Cost-thorough training. B Write for free prospectus "8" to •■ . JAMES BODGES, .• 159E, Manchester Street, ——__ Cliristchurch. T7-lOLlN—Competent Young Teacher takes M7JU cup.o aI,J 36 " ! * erßU, rr ß< «