AMUSEMENTS, _^_ >■■■ TZINGv'S Newton' — Thing's: A : — JXINOB. KINO'S -VTEWTON. TCrvr*!" INO*B JN EWTON. -— f-Rtß? 3 - TO-NIGHT. 7.30. ■ TO-NIGHT. -_ I TC ?" >iltT Si,j of * The Deeda of that Notorious Band ox ; , -,■ f • Outlaws.' :_ _ I - » I IHE XVeLLY UANIr. ■ ■;. , •/- ] THE ; KELLY .GANG. » - THE KELLY OANG. I', 'I • THE K^LY__OANG.__T ft . Presented • under ■Jb«_-Titte___„.p. ::WIII Til BBS -..wes OUT." •'£:■ UT A TrutMul and Excitimr' Record taken from Australian Police Annal". , W V PRICES: Stalls. Is: Circle la 6d (Plus iax_ :."' "The Broadway Gets the Best/' ' BROADWAY. To-night ggMSt?ROADWAY, at 7.30. BROADWAX. lT Excellent Double _£™f • m T 2?j N „ " SCRAP IRON." " SCKAP 0N.,, -' " SCRAP IKON " • SWAP „Lt all Not all drama, not all Corned, no> all Fight, but a stirring blend of »». three, ; ; with punch that is dramatic and listic. "THE TOWN SCANDAL " Gladys Walton. THE TOWN SCANDAL" Gladys Walton. Comedy. Gazettes. The Broadway Orchestra In the _ i .- Latest and Best Selections Usual Price*. Orl -" U. Re**™'"'- m.i--».. ART_ UNI QMS. T~~HE Catholio Art Union Prises will be drawn on DECEMBER 1. at the Convent. Coromandel. _-- SHOWS. xyHANGAREI gOCIETY 4rrth A NNTJAL d HOW. Hh Annual Ohow. The 47th Annual Show of the Whangarei A. and. P. Society will be held at kensington PARK. WHANGAREI. Kensington PARK. WHANGAREI. -■:•-'■"■> '' ■■".'• ON ' (WEDNESDAY AND rpHURSDAY. ; NOVEMBER 23 AND 29, 1923. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 1". ENTRIES' CLOSE NOVEMBER 17. H. A. PEEBLES. r - ; ' Secretary. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. Stock will leave Auckland by . train on Monday. November 26, at 10.60 a.m. arriving Huarau 6.45 p.m.. connecting with trtia ;: arriving Whangarei 10 a.m., Tuesday 1«turnmc, leaving Whangarei. •SAS p.m on Thursday. November 29. arriving Auckland at 3.25 p.m. .-'on' Friday. November -0. ' Stock may go on to Waikato same night if 11 All stock will be properly paddocked andloTrainawdl leave Maunffaturoto on Tuesday November -27. at 6.50 a.m... Huarau •7 15 m.. arriving Whangarei 10 a.m. Returning, leaving Whangarei on Thursday. November 29. at 5.45 p.m. and on Friday. November 30. , at 2,50 P.m. . The Thursday evening train will carry passengers and stock P"»senger tram will leave Maungaturoto a' .50-a.m. on Thursday. November i<9. Hu».-u 7.10 a.m.. arriving Wihangarei 10* a.m. : ■ _■ ■■ ''- r j i ■ "" ■ — j ._/- DIVIDENDS. j THE PARKER-LAMB TIMBER CO.. . _ LIMITED. ... -'.'•"■ ■ •-•■■■■ } j •;■ «. U ; '~ DIVIDEND NOTICE. * " - ■>v.Ah Interim I Dividend of 5 per <«?*• for the. healf-year ended j September 30, 1923, as this day - been declared i byjhe . Directors,, payable at the. Company's Office, Fansfaawe j 'Street, Auckland, on and aiter the inn \ " The Trinsfer Books will be closed from • {the 23rd'. to the 28th instant, both days inclusive. . JOSEPH HANKIN.: v-iv r_.. , -v Secretary. . \ Dated this day. Thursday, November 22. 1G23. . t ' 'f': -' ::■■"' WANTED KNOWN. - ,y; CLOGS.— Working Clogs.:. Women's, 15s ' (id; Men's, 17s 6d; IJOst 1 paid.— I' Underwood. 10, Strand Arcade. . ■i" "OAN'ORA"—There are higher-priced Jsl■i& J, lies, but none better;, lower-priced Jellies, but n«.ne. cheaper. :" v 1 FARMERS—Wonderful new Healing .Oil X, tor- hard Quarters, cracks, mammitis, etc.; * 10s "' r jgal.—Trubuhovich, Hannah's ;- : :Bldgß^.Auckland. . . -v■■■-■'■ -;■-,■.•.■. -j v ,; .a' JAMIESON, Photographer. *e-open» his i v Studio * 23, Jervois Rd., on Monday next. Children s portraiture_a_ speciality. '" ARRING " and . SaDding.--You _ can't ,go ;, X . wrong by consulting R. J.' Baker. '$ First-class *■ work guaranteed. Terms -} inoderV ate.— Shaddocks St., City. j; ' DOLLS reatruhg, > all sizes, at 96. Broadway, - :Newmarket.-. : ■'~' ?/.s&■[ - -. STAMPS.-- please note change • Address to 22. Shortland; St., Decem- '* ber : I.Powell and Co. uyy QUEDEI Shoes, seasonable colours, strip -'..) -ky .u- fancy and lace; prices : right.—Geo. , ;F. Underwood, 10, Strand Arcade. -,t; '":"'■ OAK Furniture 30 per cent, cheaper at „ ! . R. Robertson's (opp/"John Court's). than anywhere eise in Auckland- * HAND-Embroidered '"■ Shams. v Traycloths, XI etc., for presents—Jeff era' .Irish Linen Stores; 22, Jervois Rd., Ponsonhy. / •'" ; : : . '■ '■■" A STHONA'*? has % relieved '" gassed" ■'■ ~r-:Jt\. soldiers and -asthma sufferers. -Try y; V it.—Panl'a Proprietary, 47, Ferry Bldgr,. LOOK!' Own" a Section "and' House for £ICO deposit, and 30» weekly—Particulars. Central Agency. .' : i- = •■:-■.■ v.. : . A FINE and - Varied Assortment of . Novelty :, Calenders, 1924.—A11en and Co.. Stationers, Queen St. „: ; : HOLIDAY «3 Season f Approaching. : v : If Vi. Gramophone \is ■'• not s running, smoothly . —, send to Morrisl Hanson, Broadway, ' New'.:market. '.;.■:•; ■■,:.:. < „-j.sL.-l »■-*■>■■■■>■■-■■ ■■ ■-' • (ITVE Watches this Christmas.—Bay them ;gi at ■•: Martyn's. where ; each ; one •■> is • 'hilly ']. *'guaranteed. ■' ■ ■/' .• ■■■-■■.■-■■■' ...'■'--•-• '' AK Furniture 30 per > cent, cheaper at ; J. R. Robertson's. (opp John Court s), -■ .than ? anywhere- else-; in' : Auckland, -,<':. .■ : XMAS. Auto Stationery;V just opened 110; :"■•■'-.■:'? JjL. v. ;;c beautiful : •' assortment; reasonable prices.Allen ~ and <■ Co., : Stationers. HeeJll.d Buildings. ■.-; ; -" '"'• "-' '-- : ■ :', .•.'■■" ..-. " •■ . rpENNIS Racquets Re-strung and Repaired '■■"J JL r at Lediard'B.,lß4s, Karangahape Rd-TF-it'a" Furniture, you want . to; Sell. y's George Walker will Buy it. ;v.t, ' "V7'OUR i Umbrellas re-covered, guaranteed rX'.'-c at lis; Gramophone repairs, springs, ■sb.—Harps. Ward St.. Hamilton. •.'' "TNECTO," the well-known Hair Dye. .>JL > f Also -■ all '; beat Toilet Specialties, procurable -. at ; Dewar'B, Strand- Arcade.' ' i *' T>ANOBA "—Tb*re are higher-priced Jel-;■■''"'-JtT lies, but none better: lower-priced Jellies, but nona cheaper.. : , ; DIARIES, 1924, ; all; sizes,,, for office and r, pocket; call *J and .inspect.— Stationer,- Herald Buildinga. ■ ~,:..j "il.-,- ■"-,.-' - "A CCURATE Forgings save time and labii our.--Ring 895 A: Watson, Steele, and Ga.iley, Ltd., 83, Wellesley St. W. "l ADIES and Gentlemen seeking suitable 'JU introduction view Matrimony ■ (no- publicity)., write Private! Agency. Box 1662. fOEST Irish Linen Handkerchiefs ; for Jj Xm»s. presents. .Teffers';,,.,lrish -. Linen Stores, 22, Jei-vois Road, ' Ponsonby. ,■-., , DEPOSIT. Week.—Come and select j your ■ Christmas Gifts in - Toys, ■ Glasswai'.}, »nd Fancy Goods i now, and have them ; put sside for you; great variety, at-eale prices. —Andrews, opp. Reservoir, Newton. ■A TTILACTIVI3' New Season's Millinery, ■J\_ just opened: prices moderate; smartest styles The Gainsborough, 24. Karangahape Rd. ■■ ■"- ;■' ■'-'■'■ S ±" EXPERT Furniture Removal, City and Country; satisfaction guaranteed; modern motor tracks: charges . moderate. 'Fhoue 2807 A. any time.—Grace, 4, Huntly Ave., Newmarket. '■..- ■ ■ . ■ . Coats Renovated end Re37MJR_ —Fur by Expert Furrier. Work- . modelled by Expert Furrier. Workmanßhii- guaranteed. Charges moderate.— Green.- 269. , Karangahape Rd. _ • _ _ - LINOS., Carpets, laid accurately; Loose _ ' Covers made: fit guaranteed;' all .Jobbing Work.—J: Clampitt. 'Phone 3099 A. lK ]^lPS.—Bran Tubs and Christmas TreT; :~ ~ r Joys in endttess variety to choose from at , id, 3d, 6d, upwards.—Andrews, opp. ; itesetvoir. Newton. . ■ vv ■ gP R i ?-'^'- S: -- CLEANING. d_h ß oa: p.hfJ P y ? u - Windows. Veran--7 ; cleanef WOrk ' l 2** and outside. ;• Seta^S»_Su^ xpe _ ,ac , ed Btaff - Car- < PwSSSr o,• e »V d Vacuum :' ■ • House «: ».,. Mtt " v P Cleaned at h ""« 900. gPß*** ___ Carpets a S P&^ecUdaßd Re- • Cleaned at Your a ? B fe a N^. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18566, 26 November 1923, Page 18
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