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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18664, 21 March 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. _____ ;. GRAND rpHEATRE:— Opp. G.P.O. RAND IHEATRE:— _„„„ GRAND rpHEATRE:—THE VARIETY RAND IHEATRE:—1 HEATRE:— SHOW. WONDERFUL NEW PROGRAMME-TO-DAY. First " MAN \ND "WEFE." First Run " IVXaN XXND VV IFE." Run Picture "MAN AND WIFE." Pictnre 1: " ~ To-day we present the great film: " MAN AND WIFE." The tale of a doctor, whose troubles are rife; , / He marries a woman, then hears ehe J 13 dead . , I Burned to death. . .and he mamea her sister instead. —crn< I But the first wife, insane (AND i-OJii | ONE HE LOVES BEST), \Soon arrives at the doctor's new home ! in the West .„ __, _ t ~ a — (AN AWKWARD POSITION IT MUST BE CONFESSED!) l TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT "M4S Wffi ::^i N IB will:A Film New to Auckland! A Film New to Auckland! Tho Picture With a Surprising Ending The Picture With a. Surprising Ending! ■ -j "MAN AND WIFE" I 1 Features \ MAURICE COSTELLO. I PATHE~NEWS; PATHE _ REVIEW. 'A a -— COMEDY. VAUDEVILLE : -TO-NIGHT-W*EBS: lwrTqT SBSB DJSS ASS?: T>.EATRICE -OIRRELL. OEATRICE JDirrell, ballad singer. „„_„_ at the grand. PATRON: His Excellency the GovernorGeneral. Viscount Jellicce. GRAND NAVAL AND MILITARY RAND NAVAL AND MILITARY PAGEANT. PAGEANT. "THE ARMY THROUGH THE AGES." "THE ARMY THROUGH. THE AGES." AUCKLAND DOMAIN, MARCH 26. 27, 28. and 29. 1924. at 7.45 p.m. NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST PAGEANT. NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST PAGEANT. ! DIRECT FROM OLYMPIA. LONDON DIRECT FROM OLYMPIA. LONDON. j COSTUMES. WIGS. EFFECTS. ETC.. i Sup,. Hod by the well-known Firm of I CLARKSON'S. LONDON. i A True Pictuiismtion of the Army and Navy ' from the Olden Times down to the Present j «■ Day. A Demonstration of a/ Night Attack "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE." " SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE." Introducing an «xact replica of the Tank, as used in France during the War. THRILLS. THRILLS. THRILLS. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1924. at 2 p.m. GRAND SECONDARY SCHOOL DISPLAY. GRAND SECONDARY SCHOOL DISPLAY. MASSED PHYSICAL DRILL DEMONSTRATION, * Auckland Grammar School. GRAND FIGURE MARCH. Mount Albert Grammar School. MAS3ED SEMAPHORE DISPLAY. Soddon Memorial Technical College. GYMNASTIC DISPLAYS. Song's College and Sacred Heart College. MAORI AND SAMOAN FEATURE ITEMS. St. Stephen's College. OLD ENGLISH DANCES. SCOTTISEC DANCING, Etc.. Etc. Funds in aid of a great cause. jj TO HELP y____ OWN BOYS. TO HELP rCZ~ OWN BOYS. Admission, Is. TENDERS. ■PAGLAN TOWN BOARD. i —— ROAD FORMATION. The time for receiving tenders for Road Works, previously advertised, has been Extended until 4 p.m. at Raglan, on THURSDAY, s!7th day of March. 192*. LOCKIE GANNON AND WORLEY. j Consulting Engineers. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Queen Street, Auckland, t piTY OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS. * e - Tenders will be received at the Office i of the Town Clerk, Town Hall, Auckland, i up to 4 p.m.. on April 3. 1924, for the Painting and Delivery of Motor Registraktion Plates for year, 1924-25. Sample Plates may be seen at the Office of the Stores Purchasing Department, Town Hall, Auckland.. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. rp O BUILDERS. NEW FIRE BRIGADE STATION For the MT. EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL (In Brick). ; Tenders for the above, addressed to the "Town Clerk, Mt. Eden," will close at 4 p.m., WEDNESDAY, April 9. Plans may be obtained at' the office of A. SINCLAIR O'CONNOR, A.N.Z.1.A., Architect. - Safe Deposit Bldgs.. High St.. Auckland. r. r£ 0 B U I L D E R a. HOUSE IN LUCERNE ROAD. I- j REMUERA. 7 - i Tenders are invited for the erection of ; i the above (in Wood), and will be received it until 2 p.m. FRIDAY. March 28. e i E. RUPERT MORTON,J ; „, Architect. j. 'Phone 3583. Ellison Chambers. ,f rpENDERS are invited for Stumping *4 i- Acres small Tea-tree.—Williams, Wolsley Rd., Avondale. rVO Builders.—Plastering, all branches, r .1 contracted for.—Greenway and AnderL " sou, 24. Home St., Archhill. Auckland. FOR SALE BY TENDER. >. : —— e JpOB SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER. ir , Tenders will be received for the undermentioned Sawmilling Plant, either for the _ Plant complete or separate parts of same.— !, 1 Soagar Boiler. No. 9010. 25 h.p., 1001b pressure. 1 Engine, 20 h.p.. Atlas, intermediate shaft, 40ft, with pulleys, bolting, bearings, [I etc. k 1 Rotary Pump. 6 Lengths Piping, also Drive Shaft. 2 Pulleys and Bearings. Sawdust Gear com■j. plete, 1 Gulleting Machine. 2 Spare Emery Wheels. 1 Swinging Goose Saw. complete. 2 Mill Trucks. ) 1 Docking Saw, complete. 1 Hnulimt Winch, with rope. 1 Breast Bench, with all gear, 2 saws, spindles. 2 bench trucks. ,t 1 Vertical Breaking-down Bench. 2 saws. if and all wooden supports, main shaft, y with all pulleys, bearings, etc. S 12 Lengths Iron. Rails for Breast Bench. Y. 2 Timber Jacks. i, All Timber inside of Mill Building, inar oludicg floor. 1 Steam Engine (Robey). 451b pressure, d 1 Saw Bench. 1 Saw. is Q Rubber Belts. B 1 Steel Shaft and Pulleys (2). 2 Carts. e 2 Sets Harness. ,e 2 Horse Covers. t 2 Sets Timber Truck Wheels and Axles (2). d sets. 2 Sacks Barrows. r. 2 Bag Stands for coal. K 1 Grindstone, with pulley and belt, a 360 ft Tram Line, approx. (iron rails), 141b « to yard. , 2 Turntable Rings. ' ' 3 Office Sale (Withers), d 2 W.C. Closets, it 2 Rets of Timber Racks. e 1 Weighing Machine. The above gear is all in good working order, and may be inspected on the site of >r the Waikftto* Sawmilling • Co., situated in the Railway Yard at Claudelands Railway Station. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. Address tenders, which must be received on or before the 31st day of March. 1924, to District Repatriation Officer, Hamilton.