'. AMUSEMENTS. . The Directors -of the' Strand have plea- : ; -•■'.''sure' in presenting;the .most remarkable ' S '--'■■• ■■. and 'sensational • picture :of a decade. • ■ In securing this wonder-film they, offer :, '5 their patrons . something i NEW. -some- ; ■ thing TRUE—pictures taken at the point ; -*:?>of death V by' the most intrepid camera■j K '. gun hunters, in;the v. or Id. STRAND—- \a.Z.'s '; —- 4JTKAND. TRAND —— 'Largest —- OTRAND. STRAND , .v.. and UTRAND. TRAND —r-V Finest ; —pTRAND. ; STRAND ~, Picture , ;! *- «?5 A fen' .'O TRAND -- -r House. -; '—- OTRAND. FACT IS STRANGER '.THAN FICTION 1 . SCREENING TO-DAY : AND TO-NIGHT. HUNTING "DIG UNTING . -E>IG . GAME ?- , , ■;. > .. AME ; :;;■■-. ', ,'•*' TN africa. • ,:'.)' rln Africa. :.'.,-. v --. ■ 'i_ L ._L_ ."■■ i ; ' S y WITH GUN AND I CAMERA I' ■ h "H. A. Snow poked his camera up under the noses of the wildest animals of the African jungles, and came : away with pic- • tures of the whites of the- beasts' eyes. _ ■ —N .1.- World. ' : ■ * And ■ - -■. „;-- ; - DOUGLAS n M AC T,S A 5 ouglas IVIACi-iEAN - r BELL "DOY '"JO " ; ELL ' JJOY . XOV'.H you liked "The Hottentot,", you'll like Doug. MaeLean in this. Also Screening: "THE ENGLISH DERBY. 1923." . . "THE ENGLISH DERBY. 1923." ( • Excellent Racing Scones, just arrived by last English mail. STRAND SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. TRACKS." .:. ■■-■■•'•'-.'"''.. 0RACKS." ,;''. ? ;';-'- " TITISS ETHEL ' OSBORN IS ' COMING. TRACKS." RACKS.!' EXCURSIONS, PICNICB. ETC. , LAUNCHES MASPORT AND KIA OBJ„ }.- Weather permitting. , , Leaves - Auckland i " Leaves Silverdale : (Hire Steps), ■ . Wed., 12 noon. Tues., 11.30 ft.m. Tburs., 2 p.m. . Thurs,, 5.30 a.m. . Fri;,3p.ni. • Fri..-6a.m.' The 1.30 Saturday and 6.30 a.m. Monday runs to and from Arkle's' only,' _ V. HARRISON. F. MACK AY. Props. DYERS AND CLEANERS. : SPRING Cleaning. Vacuum and General Cleaning; experienced staff.—Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co., Strand Arcade. 'Phone 900. . ' . THE - EMPIRE NEEDS YOU! YOU NEED THE EMPIRE I ' ? ? WHY ? ? Because, if you are thrifty and economical you will not throw : away your Old Suits' Costumes. Frocks, etc. Just send them to " THE EMPIRE." or ; Ring ,up No. 3867. and our Vans will 'collect. '» •" EXPERT' DYEING. EXPERT CLEANEXPERT REPAIRING. . ■-■■ - Old Garments Made as New in a Few Days and at Trifling Cost. .Country Orders Receive. Special- Prompt Attention, and -Return Postage Paid. • _ SPECIAL FUR DEPARTMENT for the Renovation and Remodelling of All Kinds of Fur Work. - EMPIRE CLEANING-AND DYEING CO. ,--,... Furriers;• Etc., , >-~;•' 358. Queen-St. (opp. Main Entrance > Town Hall). , By Special Appointment to His Excellency I Viscount Jellicoe. /'A? G OOD ~ ■■-'•■. : - . A S-, N EW £l _,,. , : .:., : That's what' you will say when your suit, costume ,or ■ frock comes- back - from THE CROTHALL WAY COMPANY. ~ ' We Clean, Dye, Repair, Alter and Press ■ Your Old Clothes for a few, shillings, send them back promptly, and save you pounds you would otherwise spend at the Tailor's. i >1-<HE pROTHALL ."WAY po., RENOVATING SPECIALISTS AND a :...;... PRACTICAL .TAILORS., ■ 137 SYMONDS STREET. PHONE 2544 A: AND 171, MANUKAU ROAD. " 0 ; AUCKLAND. '' "Works: Mt. -Eden'.. Phone ' 2678 A. ' ' , BUSINESSES FOR SALE. ' BOOT Business in best part Karangahape . J_> ■ Rd. Stock, fittings, plant and lease.— t Address at Herald. ■ 8 "ROOT Repairing, good stand, growing J> . district; could do well with stock low . ingoing.— ■ 816. Herald. ; CITY— , and : : Confectionery, ?; takings '. average £15 per week; £165.-147, ; Victoria St. " ■ '"': :•••■-';' ;""■'-"'' ■■..■■.■■-■■■■'■:■■■■■ •..;■■■ COAL, Firewood, Carrying Business, adjoining railway. Waikato town; exceli lent opening -' lor family.— Carrier. 424. , Herald, Hamilton. '" .... ; .-,. CONFECTIONERY, Karangahape Rd.. attractive shop, - good dwelling.—-Address '_ at Herald. •■■•-'.'■ ■■■■■■ v ■■■■■■■ v-U:.-,:..,. --..'-;■;->- ■'■ CONSULT John Bennett, 28, Palmerston BJdgs.; before buying, ■<•■ Paying con- ■> corns 'and'flue. opportunities. Also some 3 leases. ' ■" p 1 FURNITURE. New and Second-hand: . largest business in Hamilton: good •- turnover; lease; best position; any investigation; terms.—Alpha. 454. Herald, Hamil- ' ton. -■":' • .'"■"■ - - . i. -jjn, ~ , — — _ rj.ENER STORE, in a good-suburb, all . \JT cash: 4 good living rooms; 2 years 9 months' lease; doing £50 weekly: will sell J'! as a going concern, or £75 for lease, and j stock and plant at valuation. : . ADDRESS AT Herald. AIRDRESSING, Tobacconist, up-to-date; great' opportunity; sacrifice £180 ~ or-near offer.'—Urgent, 721, Herald. IF it's/good. I've got it.—The Business Man. Kay-Stratton. 154. Karangahape Rd. '•' TI/TOTOR Carrying Business, good paying ■ -"J- proposition; contract with N.Z. Co-op. Dairy Co. for ensuing season; 'ill-health - reason : for selling.Motor. 433. Hbrald, Hamilton.-;"-.-..:■■„ • ___, ' - ; .: " QEASIDE Business, S old established, as ■I KJ: Going Concern; freehold.—Particulars, !, Ingleside. Milford, Beach. Takapuna. - - TAILORING and Mercery: Business, in ~ X. progressive , town in Auckland Province; good •opportunity.. for master tailor.— Further particulars on application to Cramp, - Nicholls. Ltd.. 39-40. Hall of Commerce, s High " St.. •■ Auckland. ;■ ■'■:■:■':.■■. > '■ ' TAILORING BUSINESS for Sale—A first- ... class. Tailoring and : (Jent.'s Outfitting . Business, in one of the best stands in Puke- _ kohe. ,: A great chance for a willing man. . Waik in, walk '.out ><»:...;, For further particulars, apply to '• :^;:-'-:-.' : :. „„„„ TW J. JAGGS, '." v -:■■''. 73-77. -Lome St., Auckland. '• £$(Wl ■&*^ H 'Ut BI W 9-Roomed Apart. ' ?T, ti:l/ House; s City ;. Freehold property: full permanents; divided in. 4 flats; e.l. and ;■. gas; califont, bath; ;. income £5 5s weekly: '_ easy terms. No agents..,; ■'i\ 'PRICE-, £1275. . . " .' BARGAIN; 922. Herald. "XT U. R ,S'X N G ; HOME. a A 1 ',--.-■ ''' '■ _■ •-"" ■-.' ' A NURSING HOME. IN, RISING PROVIN- - CIAL TOWN. NORTH ISLAND IS r OFFERED FOR SALK ' S Excellent opportunity for a Nurse with maternity and general training. i, .'.■;.; ■: ; _____ _" Apply in first instance, by letter, for further. particulars, to ? r»r_ /-.. 'CONVALESCENCE." Care Charles Haines Advertising A mn(w -. The Dalgety Building Wellington 7 ' 3 TI O1 B LS. ~ -LLOTELs! '' A H PE il? COUNTRY ' S A SA Y |ffl :^ in Cash required, £2000 "ituouiUiS. :: £3250 ;mto lsm^i^ ■ B%fe^iS^rra^ "™ ' L&1 % .XEARS-Splendid Country ' t> r fl ° , lakln e? .£lO3 week; rent. £5 i£| G „ Casli required, £2350. • F B^S COUNTRY 'HOTEL;, takings n m' £130 week 3 acres land. Price, £7500. a lerms arranged. . LEASE, 21 YEARS-Country Hotel, with II J-< 15 acres; rent, £4 10s week. Cash re- _ quired. £900. -P %.C\f\f\ CASH buys a FREEHOLD - *OUUU HOTEL, doing £80 week. Pre- }• sent tenant paid £1150 goodwill for a twod years' lease. A splendid investment. . * 8 A. J. "W s™^5 ™^™ 1 AND C o "' I''''" EVERYBODY'S AGENTS. , ■! ' PHOENIX CHAMBERS. 41. QUEEN ' ST. ' (Pop. G.P.0.). £ u £ >. - , ■ ! , ; ,-—,-;;■ ■■:.. :■ ■ ■ - BUSINESSES WANTED. GENERAL Store or v Stationery. Fancy Goods, 'in: progressive, country -town; capital available £300.—Genuine, 929. Herald DRAPERY ;or r General?' Store, ; North Auckland; up to 1500. Must" he reasonable*- and stand investigation.—G.. 731, ~f iEEAl' a '■■■'■■■ : jaa«Bx
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18471, 7 August 1923, Page 14
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