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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18533, 18 October 1923, Page 16

: •'•-.— AMUSEMENTS. ; QTRAND — N.Z/s —STRAND STRAND S-~ Largest — £TRANE STRAND — and — fiTRAND TRAND—: Finest — A SS STRAND — Picture — ££§ anti TRAND .: House. -r-r OTRAND ■ • , :■;'■:- LAST DAY OF :' r ■ ■•■'. •■■:.'.... . "rxiHORNS > ■ :••- I '.< " 1 HORNS -„„.. 1 AND GRANGE "RLOSSOMS.. ND .UrANGE JJLOSSOMS j KENNETH HARLAN and — _ _. VTnl , > E3TELLE TAYLOR In & Great Story of Smiles and Teara. BUSTER KEAT.ON In .. "THE GOAT." LAST NIGHT OF ... MISS ETTA FIELD. COMMENCING rrtO-MORROW OMMENCING X O-MORROW THE} STRAND FAVOURITE, NORMA rpALMADGE IM ORMA XaLMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE . And J7UGENB f\>'"DBlEN. 2JUGENE yJ 4JRIEN. An Adaptation of Robert Hichin's Novel. "TTOICE T7ROM rpKG TUT INARET.;; " Voice -C ROM HE .Minaret. " voice from the minaret.; "VOICE . FROM THE MINARET. "VOICE FROM THE MINARET. " VOICE FROM THE MINARET." In every sccno it breathes tho perfume of rolling wilderness, or spreads the glamour 01 Bombay nights, or sweeps in Oriental splendour. • * * * NORMA TALMADGE \- • \ j "■■ . As the wife awakened to desert love. EUGENE O'BRIEN :'•■■•. As tho man who forgot his vows. & EDWIN STEVENS As tho husband who stood between. '** * * Hero tempestuous love and desert dangers play. Hero a thousand figures sweep across the. screen in • beauty—or berserk! Vast scones— —they Come; they go. But never to forget is the incomparable art with which Norma Talmadge portrays the woman who dares— as though from the heart of Salome. Sheba, Cleopatra! • * * * "VOICE TTVROM rpHE TITINARET." " V OICE JO ROM IHE IVXINARET." " VOICE FROM THE MINARET." "VOICE FROM THE MINARET." "VOICE, FROM THE MINARET." "VOICE FROM THE MINARET." "VOICE FROM THE MINARET." ; IT ..... " Their lips had almost touched, when there camo the Muezzin's call from the Minaret." * . '■.«,■:•''..' » » COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT THE STRAND! "The Big Theatre with the Big Attractions." TENDERS. . mAURANGA BOROUGH COUNCIL. HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER DEVELOP- : MENT. Tenders are invited for the SUPPLY OF PLANT for the Council's Power Station at McLaren Falls, on the Wairoa River, as follows:— Contract No. 15. —Turbines, Governors, and ',:, Valves. ■■■■■• y ..■ ' Contract No. 16.—Electrical Plant, including vertical alternator exciters, transformers, and oil testing and drying, plant. , Contract No. 17.—Switch Gear and Lighting : : Anestors. Contract No. 18.—Power House Crane. Copies of plans and specifications may be had on application to tho undersigned, on payment of £1 in respect of each contract, returnable on receipt of bona fide tender. Extra coDies. over two, 5s per copy. Tenders, addressed to tho Town Clerk, endorsed as directed, will be received till A 1..m.. TUESDAY. February 19. 1924. - '.' i LLOYD MANDENO. v Borough Engineer. T IPPINCOTT AND BILLSON. M A.N.Z.I.A. .- ; >' A.R.V.I.A. Architects. ' 420. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. Telephone 255. . "■ - ; -':-y_ : AUCKLAND. 395. COLLINS ST., MELBOURNE, .. AUSTRALIA. Tenders close at noon on FRIDAY, October 26, for Alterations and Additions to Watson's Buildings, corner of Queen, Weilesley Street .East, and Lome Street, '" for the ■ PACIFIC CLUB, LIMITED. Plans, Specifications, and Quantities from the Architects. ,;. ...';.'■. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Deposit with Tender. £200. rrtRAMWAY ■■■■■• CONSTRUCTION. Tenders, closing SATURDAY. October 27, 1923. are invited -for Tramway Construction, Contracts Nop. 3 and 4. Felling/Clearing, Earthwork; etc.. .25 chains and 251 chains. Plana and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersigned. The lowest or any tender not necessarily excepted. PCKUWEKA SAWMILLS. LTD.. .'■ J ' ' Manunui. TO BUILDERS.— TO HOC SE Un iv.oodi, Remuera Road. Tenders for the above close Noon, MONDAY. October 29. Plans, etc., at Office of FREDERICK A. BROWNE. A.N.Z.1.A., ../' ...... Registered Architect, : . ' :: :. r ';''Coiwili..'' : Chambers l^'<^wftziMii''^Stfeet. IT O J ■ BUILDERS. HOUSE IN CHALLTNOR STREET. : •..:■.-. ST. HELIERS BAY. ' Tenders for the; above are invited until Noon of THURSDAY, tho 25th inst. WILSON AND MOODIE. .■..,,."' -•-•-' ... Architects. 306-7, Victoria Arcade. mO'. BUILDERS. ALTERATIONS-TO WINDSOR CASTLE HOTEL.. PARNELL. .Tenders for the above will be received at our Offices, Bank of New Zealand Buildines. Swauson Street, up to Noon of OCTOBER 22 EDW. MAHONEY AND SON. £-K- /.,';•/ Architects. 1 ;"'■•■ " EESIDENCE. i MOUNTAIN ROAD. -' . MOUNT ALBERT. 1 Tenders for Erection' of above are invited until 3 p.m., MONDAY, October 29, 1923. J. W. ROUGH. A.RJ.B.A.. :'.:■•-'■ : BASIL HOOPER. A.R.1.8.A.. Registered Architects. 509, Smith's Buildings. 9, Albert Street. 'Phone 2101. HOUSE ,IN CONCRETE BLOCKS AND ,- WOOD. REMUERA. Tenders close NOON. THURSDAY. OCT. 25. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ L, HARRISON HAYSON. Architect. 403, Victoria Arcade. MOVE YOUR HOUSE ;..;.. ON WHEELS. ~ Wo have Special Equipment for REMOVING OR RAISING HOUSES. GEO. RHODES AND SONS. LTD.. Builders and Contractors. •Phone 1051. ' HE" ELLIOT "WOODWORKER." Rips, crosscuts, mitres, bores, slots, grooves, tenons, trenches, rebates, runs sash rails, mullions, sills, etc.,, to any bevel. A splendid tool foi- the workshop, and a big factor in cutting costs when placed "on the job." Demonstrations daily. Free booklet. JAMEg A MACNEILL. 10, Old Market. Entrance, Off Queen Street, near Town Hall. Auckland. .' BOOKSELLERS MP STATIONERS. T7-EALY'S "'.■'... BOOKSHOP. 21. SHORTLAND ST. (Opp. Star Office). NEW AND POPULAR MAGAZINES. Sixpence Each. No Shortage Here. "ANNUAL BOOK SALE NOW PROCEEDING. ~ All Book Lovers Invited to Inspect. • : - : LIBRARIES. «I HEI W M -- All the latest