Page 18 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18685, 15 April 1924, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. - ' , ''SALLY" BOX PLANS ' '.'M% "SALLY" BOX PLANS. ' 7ss§i The* Plans for the next THREE NTfttm*. ans TO - MORROW (WEDNESDAY?®® INEE are now open at Lewis B. EtdTfSS%r£#- The Plans for the foSowLfl NIGHTS, commencing SATURDAY Nsfi&lSS and next SATURDAY MATINEE wiil*£ opened this (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock* His Mijiil nits Direction - - J. C. Williamson <N.Z.). Ltd, Manasier . . „j. ■ . ' John rre n'o| NEVER IN THE HTSTORY OP ATWISiI LAND HAS THERE BEEN CREATFn n£ PROFOUND AN IMPRESSION I? MUSICAL PLAY ae i» nightly •' when JOSIE MELVILLE. '•■/'W": JOSIE MELVILLE* ~%, JOSIE MELVILLE. ; J The Darling of the Stage, appears ia SALLY." ; V;-': " ALLY " iVr'SALLY." , -- : " SALLY." ' " sally." ;f; >;; Her Ch'M-like Charm and her Joyoue EnIhusiaam captures everybody. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. *, J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD.. Present the NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY. NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY. In ; .:C : - " S A L L Y." >: " S A L L Y." i " S A L L Y." With Dainty JOSIE MELVILLE, "'-' JOSIE MELVILLE, JOSIE MELVILLE And AN ALL-STAR CAST. AN ALL-STAR CAST. ' **-< n Price -C. and O.S. (Reserved), »* Box Office 10s: D.C. &v.d O.S. at Door, faStalls, os; Gallery. 2s. Early Doors Gallery Is extra. *•»*#• All frices Plus Tax. Day Sales at Lou Symon's Lollie Kiosk (H.M. T.tteatre Arcade). * MATINEES WED - AND SAT. NEXT MATINEES WED. AND SAT! NEXT i * REUNIONS. ~~ ;f BAPTIST TABERNACLE. 66TH SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY " 66TH .;;: ANNUAL REUNION AND TO-NIGHT SOCIAL GATHERIG. I&NIGttP." " TEA in Schoolroom at 6 o'clock. ; PUBLIC MEETING in the Tabernacle at ; ; 5 Dialogues Recitations and Choruses by "'-l the Children of the School. , : •? REV. JOSEPH W. KEMP PRESIDLNG TO-DAY. from 2 o'clock to 6 pjm. i _ . PRAYER MEETING : "0i Special prayer is being made fox the ; v Gipsy Pat Smith Mission. :J COlklE WHEN YOU CAN '' '-B ~ AND . "—*.-; LEAVE WHEN YOU MUST. f CHURCH NOTICES. *' ■■'.'! gT. BARNABAS' CHURCH. MT. EDEN. .4 _ Stainer's Cantata. '.'■-■ -j£ /•THE CRUCIFIXION." tl WUI be rendered by the Choiir J TO-NIGHT (TUEBDAY). " I Service Commences 7.30 p.m. Collection for Order of Good Shepherd. - ■ . ■•■.',■ DANCING. GREEN LANE FOOTBALL CLUB tT., A » nce *iH ** held in St. George's Hall. Ranfurly Rd., TO-NIGHT (Tue-day)! Gents, Is 6d. Ladies, Is. Good orchestra. ■ ■■ H. CLAUDET. Hon. Sec. ', T>URNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and Concert Band.—Office. 236, Queen 8t •P>.<i"« poet, n r-WO * *' -, TEACHERS OF DAjrOTNQ. % EXPERT Private " Tuition in all Ballroom M Danc'ng.. results guaranteed.—-Modem"/¥« n »i"-ing Studio. 30. Palmerston Build , . ====■• ' teachers Of mrsio & elocution, '•■. •''■'' : ■- ■ ••■•.■ v- •:: ■■ ■■.:.;.".-'IS jg- A R OLD jg AXT ER, VIOLINIST. . ~ ;-;] "•-.•.' '■.''. Studio: ';--" * H Hellaby's Buildings. Queen Street. '?' 'Phone 2026. MADAME IRENE "~" '■■ AINBLBY, ■■■■' . '\ ■ ' Pupil of «t Madame Mathilda Marchesi and of Dame ■__ . , Nellie Melba, , j Will be pleased to. receive pupils for ,'. ' VOICE PRODUCTION AND 'SINGING. Specially Recommended by Dame Nellie Melba. - '■; Interviews by Appointment. : J The Academy. Queen St. -'.1 ~~ -~... ..-, ,■-,..■._..- ■ . ■ ~.:-/(^ T/TK. EDGAR RANDAL Studio: '-i. .. ■ IS. ACADEMY, BUILDINGS. ■ 1 - : " '■ "-rS UPPER QUEEN STREET. :/ '-.;.■-. :^ ': : \':' y/: ' =. : -V-?. V , ; ' : ■ - % —: — : ; . % JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin. 'Cello M and Mandolin. 243, Symcnda St.. oppo- "^ site Post Office- (Mrs, Petkirm). - :-;m MISS ;> RUBY SHERRIF'F.— 'f Ballet Class commences Saturday, -> '■- < April 26, 2.30 .p.m. Interviews: '. ■'■■■--:.■■ '27, HEPBURN STREET. " jPhona 3169. . ■ :' . ■ Ponsonby. ":■'■";•" MISS HILDA PARKINSON. Certificated ITJL Teacher of Elocution. T.C.L. (Hon- ; ' ours). Recitation. Reading, Gesture, Grace ''i - B*W* ; <y "<». R~g"» "P'V, Pwt T«r~n IQiDIOAL PRACTmONERS. T\R. BRUTON SWEET , Has recommenced Practice, v.:"-.'v?, and may be consulted at /* bis Residence, '* : : -,* TO REMUERA ROAD. '■ j RESTAURANTS. 4 SANFORD'S . DINING ROOM& I OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN ST. ? DADNTY AND TASTY FISH MEALS. Also Waiiato-grown Rabbits, either Roasted. •■ Stewed.' or Pie. Open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Daily. Clnied All Dn-v Sunday. _ mmm » -' ZEALAND HERALD. '{ ASX> " . "-■ -'Jj AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS. N.Z. Hkrald: ,9d per week, delivered, in ' town and suburbs. Prepaid, posted within New Zealand, 12s 6d per quarter; £2 5n per 1 annum. " ? Auckland Weekly News: Prepaid. . 10s per quarter! £1 15s per annum. ,-' N.Z. Herald: Small prepaid advertisements under classified headings, 15 words Is '~ per insertion, 2a 6d three consecutive inser- :; - tions; 20 words Is 9d per insertion, 4s 6d three consecutive insertions; 25 words '2n fid .-/* per insertion. 73 three consecutive insertion?. ■••5a Replies bearing nom-de-plumes or initials . ■.; ■:.*. only, car© of post office, are not delivered | by the Postal Department. > Replies to advertisements will be received Vj at the Office of the Herald, and, if neces- " -l sary, forwarded on to the advertiser. 71 Birth Notices, 2s 6d p«r insertion; .>i t doctors' or nurses' names Is each name :.'j extra. V>r»tage. t>*. avfxo st, ...,:5 and In Memomam Notices, 2s_6d per inser- ■■■*.j4 tion of 30 words. If in excess' of 30 words, '~i; Jad per line of five words . extra. These announcements must bo signed by the ■■■'■:■?: advertiser. i . V-' Contract rates on application. 7 ■:-■ The Proprietors do not hold themselves •" responsible for non-insertion of advertise- g ments through accident or from other ■■•'; -r. causes or for error in the publication of' any advertisement. ■ - ; i1 ''■.'■'-•' TELEPHONES: ■ Advertising and Commercial: 129, 173; M Job Printing Order Office. 2890; Publishing, -; 14; Editorial, 229; Reporters. 3693; Editor, Weekly News and Photographic. 229. Address Communication* to Wilson and '|l Horton. P.O. Box 32. Auckland. : Waikato Branch: Victoria Street (next - , : g| P. 0.), Hamilton. -:i London Office: 85. Fleet Street. -, ,l