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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18374, 14 April 1923, Page 18

';' AMUSEMENTS.' ■ ; Session "De I Luxe" at 2.30. ■'.-;.'- '•' ; ■•■ l Orchestral Prologue.> '■'! \•• STRAND "■-■■!-— N.Z.'s • QTRAND. TRAND •— Largeat OTRAND. STRAND.— And Q£R AN ,B' TRAND — Finest DTRAND, STRAND" _ Picture '—-'fi™AND. TRAND. '■ House. ■ DTRAND. Direction: ! Fullers's Pictures,, Ltd. : LORNA "TVOONE."; ORNA JJOONE." • " "LORNA DOONE." : TO-DAY ' ; ; "LORNA DOONE." TO-DAY "LORNA DOONE." , . "LORNA DOONE." At 11.15, 1. 2.30, "LORNA DOONE." 4.30, 6.10, 8. "LORNA DOONE." ~ " LORNA DOONE." The World's " LORNA DOONE." Greatest Love Story, l "LORNA DOONE." ' " LORNA DOONE." '.'.. Featuring "LORNA DOONE." " LORNA DOONE." "\/TADGE " LORNA DOONE." IVIADGE ,„„ " LORNA DOONE." "DELLAMY " LORNA DOONE." X>ELLAMY " LORNA DOONE." And ■ ■ " LORNA DOONE." TOHN "DOWERS "LORNA DOONE." J OHN -DOWERS. "LORNA DOONE." | -I " LORNA DOONE." Millions who have " LORNA DOONE." read the book will I " LORNA DOONE." live again through | " LORNA DOONE." the romance audi "LORNA DOONE." breathless advan- I " LORNA DOONE." tures. I "LORNA DOONE." 1 i "LORNA DOONE." "LORNA DOONE!" " LORNA DOONE." —The whole world " LORNA DOONE." knows it and loves " LORNA DOONE." it. A tremendous " LORNA DOONE." drama of the old Eng- " LORNA DOONE." lish days, its gay "JjORNA DOONE." courts, its knights and " LORNA DOONE." ladies. its robber " LORNA DOONE." barons and its simple " LORNA DOONE." • country life. Come back to the days and dreams of Loma Doone. Shudder with her in the ' bandit-stronghold of the Fighting Doones. Triumph in her escape. Win - with her to royal favour. But will you understand why a humble lover can woo her back to the dangers of the Doones? LORNA ■nOONE." ORNA UOONE." ' _!_,_/-._ " LORNA DOONE." THERE'S DOUBLE " LORNA DOONE." DELIGHT in. the " LORNA DOONE." picture when you've " LORNA DOONE." read the book — in " LORNA DOONE." the book when you've "LORNA DOONE." seed the picture. " LORNA DOONE." SPEC L Y " LORNA DOONE." STAGED PRO- " LORNA DOONE." LOGDE BY MR. " LORNA DOONE." TOM HARRIS. " LORNA DOONE." Also Screening. I " LORNA DOONE." TTAROLD " LORNA DOONh." -HAROLD _ •_. " LORNA DOONE." f LOYD " LORNA DOONE." -ULOYD " LORNA DOONE." In a „„ " LORNA DOONE." NEW COMEDY, " LORNA DOONE." " "VrUMBER " LORNA DOONE." " -> UMBER I " LORNA DOONE." "DLEASE." "LORNA DOONE!" A LEASE." " LORNA DOONE." Strand Orchestra. CROWDS. — CROWDS. — CROWDS. THE BEST ALL-ROUND PICTURE THIS YEAR. HIPPODROME. - IPPODROME. : — NOW SHOWING. Continuously from 11.15 a.m. to 10 p.m. " THE T?AST ■jvr AIL " " HE IAST J.V±AIL." . " THE FAST MAIL." "the FAST mail." " THE fast mail." WITH BUCK TONES UCK O ONES . •. • ' BUCK JONES BUCK JONES IN THE LEADING ROLE. STOP—LOOK—AND LISTEN. IT'S COMING WITH A ROAR.. , Everything the thrillers have ever evolved is found in its most potent 1 form in " The Fast Mail. It's a skirmishing, scurrying, scampering, Tattling, rampageous, raucous, , rushing.- rasping, : restless, re- \. lentless, ruthless, screaming, shriek- \ ;> -. ing, shifting, chortling, and nerve- . racking edition of Bedlam let loose ',' -'."■■ is "The Fast Mail." THE WHIRLWIND MELODRAMA. THRILL FOLLOWS THRILL. LIKE THE LINKS IN A CHAIN- ; • '■' . ■' ', , A"6O, ' " AL. ST. JOHN in "SPECIAL DELIVERY." AL. ST. JOHN in "SPECIAL DELIVERY." REMEMBER.—NEVER WEAKEN—' .•■: WELL SEE THIS. WE TOLD YOU YESTERDAY. AND TO- "; ••■ ■*.' DAY WE REPEAT IT! ' COMB EARLY, ,';• ■■ ;-r. OR BOOK YOUR SEAT. Prices as Usual. ; Plan at Theatre. -.- '_ , Ring 4282 . /MOTOR! AND COACH TRIPS. QT. , TTELIERS "R AY ' LUXURIOUS MOTOR-BUS TRIPS AT A " ~ ■■;.:■.. POPULAR FARE. Week-day Trips including holidays) leave from > Remuera Post Office (thud section from« city) .J , _• * '•■■'; _" ■■_-'." Sunday; Trips from Remuera Tram Terminus.' ;• : '■•(' .'""'•'.-"' ■'■•''' •!'■•- ~- Return fare to St. Heliers, Is 6d; Children under 12, half fare. / ~.■'•'■■ • > >." :. ■•>"»-< •■..-■ '■■ < TIME-TABLE.,\ \ : y \ ,';, ..Week Days. - Leave Remuera Post Office (3rd section from oity) • 7.30, 8.30, 9.50, 11.15 a.m., 1.5, • 2.10, 3.5, 4.20, 5.85, 7.30, *10.45 p.m. •Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday only. Leave St. Heliers: 7.0. 8.0. 9.10. ,10.40 a.m., 12.30. 1.35, 2.30. 3.45, 5.0, 6.45. *10.0 p.m. "Wednesday, Friday,,; and Saturday only. ' Sundays. ". Leave Remuera (Tram Terminus): 10.0. ~_v 11.80 a.m., 20, 3.0, 4.30, 6.30, 7.0, 8.0, 9.10' p.m. ■•••■•>-" ■-'•■ ••■-. .■,■■-■- >■■■: Leave St. Heliers: 9.80. 11.0 a.m., 1.30, 2.80, 3.80, 5.0, 6.30, 7.30, 8.80 p.m. ■; ; ■ --'r.";L. J. KEYS. St.:Heliers.^TE PUKE -ROTORUA. VIA PAENGAROA (DAILY). . •;-.■..,:> . CAR LEAVES TE :, PUKE , 5.30 . a.m., connecting with' 9; a.m. Auckland Express at Rotorua. „^_,___ A . _ •'-':•■•■.'■'.'•- LEAVES ROTORUA in Evening, after arrival of Express from Auckland at 5.30 p.m. ARRIVE To Puko 830 p.m. . ••■■'-:.<<•'' ; Telegrams: Rotorua or Te Puke. ". . •_■'■'■-* ,'; 'GEO. BURBERY. MOST Beautiful Drive round Auckland.— Over . the Waitakere Ranges y to West I Coast; miles of beautiful bush scenery, rocky I coast. r: Cars leave 10 a.m. • lunch provided. i Accommodation arranged. Fare, 22s 6d. J Le Grice, 'Phone: 3522 A^' ; '.' ■ v WALKER' Tauranga-Matamata Aard Motor Service connects daily at Matamata with Auckland-Rotorua express. Book seats by collect wire to Walker's. Matamata. EXAMINATIONS. re ✓e •^■■'-•^jlilfe'■!"■:•' THE ASSOCIATED • BOARD R.A.M. ' AND R.C.M.,' LONDON. * Entries for/WRITTEN., EXAMINATIONS will close on TUESDAY,. Ist May, 1923. ■ Entry , Forms' ; may s| be. obtained >J at 1 A. Eady and' Co .: or from''the undersigned. The ; Examinations , will *4 be ■ "■'held -on SATURDAY, lGth June, NOT on 9th June as printed in the Syllabus; . ," . : Written ' Examinations- 'will also be held in Nqvember. ••'.••;•';.;- '.;'•:■•'.*; ■ ■.*,': ~,:■■' Candidates ' entering ; for Licentiate ; may take the i, Qualifying »Paper !■ in Juno or November. : ■*.■■•: -fr :*.!■■ ■■-.'><■ .■•.->"■*?». ■•;■'•"•' <" ■■,•:'.'".:•.■. CHARLES HUDSON. Hon. Local ;,Secret tary, Cleave's Bldga., 'High St. ■■■■'' ■•■>"<.* PUBLIC TRUST NOTICES. :' PUBLIC TRUST " OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ; All . Creditors and others having claims against the under-mentioned Eetat-es • are hereby required to lodge the same in duplicate with the undersigned, supported by full particulars and certified as» due and owing by the said Estates at the date of the death of the deceased on or before May 19, 1923. Any claims not lodged by the date named are liable to exclusion and the Estates concerned may be ' distributed disregarding same.* ■ • -:■■; SCHEDULE. 1. CURTIS. THOMAS, late of Auckland. Labourer, died March 26. 1923. «•;■',.. 2. HARRY. NOAH, late of New Lynn, Retired Railway Servants died April 1, 1923. • . * R. F. WARD. District Public Trustee. Auckland. April 13. 1923. '_ ~ LICENSING NOTICES. rpHAMES LICENSING DISTRICT. J. J NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. ' lADOLPHUS PARRIS. of Whitianga. » Hotelkeeper, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holdenv at The Courthouse. Thames, on the 7th day of June. 1923. apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of a Publican . License for a House, situate at Whitianga. and known by the sign of the Whitianga, Hotel, containing 16 rooms, exclusive of those reauired for the use of the family. L. D. NATHAN AND CO.. LTD.. (Name of Owner.) Dated the 9th day of April. 1923. A. PARRIS. - . (Signature of Applicant.) r\7f7"E carry a large and well-assorted stock 'VV of Gent.'s Mercery—Sox, Shirts, Braces, Collars, Ties, Hats, Singlets, Underpants, Pyjamas, etc., etc. Well worth seeing.— McBRIDE, Cash Tailor and Outfitter, Victoria Street. ; A C.OAKLEY Sale always draws a crowd! Xl He' gets the bids! • '■. .",■'; ,; '.'<'.'. ,'. v ■ ■■"',''. '•• ■■ .!.'