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' There- are- Wonderful Dogs. APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS. APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS. There are Wonderful Apes. •APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS. APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS. There are Wonderful Monkeys. APDALE'S ZOOLOGICAL CIRCUS. i Including Nature's Freak, a. SOUTH AMERICAN ANT-EATER. Other Big Acts include,' NELL AND BRADDY SHAW. MISS LOUIE DUGGAN, LITTLE LORNA. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., till 5. Thon at the Theatre till 7. 'Phone 1595 after 5 o'clock for Reserved Seats. 1 Prices: Is, 2s, 2s 6d, 5s (plus tax). |qi H E PLAY TO SEE. < THIS EVENING—AT B—THIS EVENING THIS EVENING— THIS EVENING ING'S/ XhEATRK; :■ : ■ ING'S I HEATRE. FRANCE. STREET. NEWTON (Next Geo. Court's). v Proprietors -.- - - -. Messrs. B. and J. Fuller. Direction ----- Miss Kate Howarde. '* A , Play of Laughter, Thrills and Romance." J:i~L THE QCALES f\F JUSTICE. he ocales Uf Justice." THE PRONOUNCED SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.- . By the Talented and Artistic . KATE HOWARDE PLAYERS. ~. " The interest and enthusiasm of the largo audience was held from the beginning to the end of this, powerful story. Sound after round of applause greeted each ; dramatio situation. A . fitting tribute to these. clever players." ':"'■ '•'■'■■•£.■'■ -__ -■■'■:.■.'■■' v •'.'■■ '■:■•:LAST■•-' 2 NIGHTS. . ; • IMPORTANT. " SATURDAY NEXT. AT THE MATINEE. Mies Howarde presents her masterpiece at •..' last,''; THE RENOWNED PROBLEM-COMEDY ■ ' ,-- ■ : PLAY, ■ •;■■ '-•■■■■ - I I | • " rpHE T IMIT." ,•{.> j , "1 HE JLfIMIT." " Between husband and wife,' what .is "The Limit!!!"? •■" IT IS REACHED IN THIS REMARKABLE STORY OF SOCIETY. TO-DAY. ,- SATURDAY NWXT. \ PRICES AS "USUAL. , Box plans'»t Lewis' R. Eady and Son, Ltd.. and R. Finley, Pitt Street. Author-Manageress - - ' . - Kate Howarde. gATURDAY. 1 M AY PJ # ' . '.:'"\''"-\' ".-■' DOMAIN. - ' '.•',' DOMAIN. ' ,- • ■ • SCOUT RALLY. SCOUT RALLY. . ;. SCOUT RALLY, x ' Circular Rally by a Thousand Boy Scouts. • Inspection by His Excellency Viscount. Jellicoe, Governor-General ; . and Chief '■ - * Scout for New Zealand. Admission. Is (no tax). Stand. Is. ■ DIXIELAND CABARET RANKS WITH I *-' •'7 THE ; BEST CABARETS ■ ' ■ 77/./ : IN THE WORLD. ' ■'■ . RUGBY FOOTBALL. 1! . __ ' T>UGBY "nOOTBALL. <_}QjL .'. XiUGBY -C OOTBALL. ' /TV ■■ QATURDAY, ' ■ m ay ■ £ ' i_AM. Saturday, I>XaY £>• EDEN PARK, , DEN 1 ARK. , PONSONBY V. GRAFTON v PONSONBY V. GRAFTON/, \ •":■:■'■ NEWTON :V. 'VARSITY. : NEWTON V. 'VARSITY. ' , EDEN, V. GRAMMAR. . -i - EDEN V. GRAMMAR. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. ■ " AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION . ' " Presents ; mr. GEORGE bolt, MR. GEORGE -bolt. 7, -- MR. '. albert EASTWOOD. ■,* MR. albert, eastwood. the DARE 3 devils of the SKIES. the. dare 3 devils of. the skies. In Their Spectacular, Thrilling and ; ' Sensational Act, .- ■ t PARACHUTING FROM A PLANE. 7 PARACHUTING FROM A PLANE. A TRIPLE PARACHUTE . TYjESCENT. '." : ARACHUTE 7 ; X/ESCENT. ■;•,•■ A TRIPLE PARACHUTE DESCENT. A TRIPLE PARACHUTE DESCENT. :! A HEIGHT ■OF 4500 FEET. A HEIGHT OF 4500 FEET. :.:: ;>> A HEIGHT OF 4500 FEET. Transferring from a Red,to*a White, finally . ~ to a Blue Parachute, "* IN : MID AIR. IN MID AIR. - •;•' IN MID AIR. An Act England, America and the Continent have yot to witness. A THOUSAND THRILLS. ' A THOUSAND SIGHS, AS THE PARACHUTIST FALLS THROUGH SPACE, 20,000 CHEERS- • 20,000 REJOICING ' AS HE MAKES A SAFE LANDING AT EDEN PARK. FAREWELL PERFORMANCE IN AUCKLAND. A SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE. A SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE. PRICES.— Is: Stand. Is Extra. We Pay Amusement Tax ■ ■ MOTOR AND COACH TRIPS. AXIS for Hire.Seven-setters, Buper-Bix I Hudsons.— Harper's Ponsonby Garage, I I Wood St. 'Phone 221 G. j WALTERS Tauranza-Matamata Aard Motor Service connects daily at Mata- I j mata with Auckland-Rotorus. express. Book j i greats by collect wire to Walker'e. Matarnata. ! CARTER'S TAUKANQA WAIil DAILY MOTOR SERVICE. t Csrs leave TAURANOA: 6.80 a.m.. con- i ; necting with 9.15 train Waiha, for Auckland i j and Main Trunk. _ I Cars leave 'WAIHI: 12 Noon, arriving i Tauranca 3.30 p.m.; 4.30 p.m., arriving | Taurane* " p.m. t Booh Seats " Carter's Motor Service," j ' Waini. "Pnone 35. i "oOTOKL'A 'ilOlOfi TRANSPORT CO.". JtC LTD., ROYAL MAIL CONTRACTORS K.M " HUDSON MOTOR SERVICES.-: To V/bakatane. Daily. 8.30 a.m.. and 5.30 p.m. (fare iOs); to Opotikl. ~ Daily (fare. ' 30«) ; 'O Gisborne from Opotiki. Men.. Wed., ( Sat-'; to Waiotapu, VVairakei, Taupo. Daily; - to Napier from Taupo, lues., Thurs., Sat., ; Sun.; to Waixnarino front Taupo, Hon., : Wed., Fri. All comfortable touring cars. ' No trucks.—Wire?- " Motoco." Rotorua. | j 'Phor,»* 13 and 333. _. ' i I PJvve A DAT ;is TRANSIT, j l O' TE PUKE-ROTORUA. VIA PAENGA- ! ROA (DAILY;. j, I CAR LEAVES TE PUKE, 8.80 a.m., ; ! conccctiEw' with 3 a.m. Auckland Express j 1 it Rotorua. 1 i LEAVES ROTORUA in Evening, after arI rival of Express from Auckland at 5.30 p.m. I : ARRIVE Te Puke 8.30 p.m. | > Telegrams: Rotorua or In Puke. 5 j . __ .. GEO. BL'RBERY. j ■ Yard royal mail services. : a CATTA~ CH*S proprietary. i i uk a kg a-waihi. Car leaves Taurang* at 5.15 a.m. ( connect- i ing with Auckland Express at aihj 3.30 am, arrirsne Auckland 458 r-m. Second ! Car leaves Tauranga at & a.tr„. connecting ■ with afternoon train. Car leaves Waiai it \ 12 noon, arriving Tauransa at 3.30 p.m. \ '■ Second Car leave* vV«jhi on arrival "of 1 Auckland train. 4.20 p.m.. arriving Tau- j '■■ ranca at 7.30 p.m. Secure your Seat* by I collect wire - _. i CATTANACfI. Taurane*. 'Phones 174 j k .' and 63. or WaihL Those » 4
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18389, 3 May 1923, Page 14
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