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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18694, 28 April 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. . .. NOTICE. The Management regrets that • . owing to transport difficulties from Wellington we aro unable to present Vaudeville Act this week. " I NOW SHOWING. I [ NOW SHOWING. 1 — "VTATIONAL ——IN ATIONAL FIRST NATIONAL PICTURES PRESENTS A PRINCIPAL PICTURE From the Story by ELINOR ) J LINO VXLYN. 1 i ELINOR GLYN. I ELINOR GLYN. I FEATURING I OHOTHY -pHILLIPS I I OROTHY JTHIUJPS ! I DOROTHY PHILLIPS I I DOROTHY PHILLIPS i I DOROTHY PHILLIPS 1 I DOROTHY PHILLIPS 1 And KENNETH HARLAN. Entitled u I " THE WORLDS CITAOE.;, - " IHE >Y ORLD'S -A-O^tP--1 "THE WORLD'S A STAGE.,, . I "THE WORLD'S A STAGE. ; The Greatest Drama of the Life of an Actress Ever Screened ... Packed With Sensations. Amazing in its Portrayal of Reality. Written by Elinor Glyn, the authored of "Smashing love drama that goes THE LIMIT IN LIFE. Full Supporting Programme. Sessions: 11.5. 1,0, 2.30. 4.30, 6.0, 8.0 Reserves at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Jjtd. or 'Phone 2169 A. THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA. Finest in Auckland. Overture 7.50. Piccolo Solo. MISS LILLIAN LEVENS. N.Z.'s Finest Flautist. Prices as Usual. Is to 2a 6d. "THE BROADWAY GETS THE BEST." BROADWAY. To-night, BROADWAY. ROADWAY. At 7.45. BROADWAY. A First National Picture: + " The Inferior' Sex." -- - ■ Milton Sills, ' "The Inferior Sex." - Milton Sills. 0 Also, "The U.P. Trail." - - Zane Grey's Story. "The U.P. Trail." - Zane Grey's Story. " The U.P. Trail." - - Zane Grey's Story. "The U.P. Trail." " " Zane Grey's Story. NOTE.—This is a Programme that carries the Management's Pergonal Recommenda- . tion. AND No Extra Charge. * Prices. 9d and la. Reserve.3 107bA. : " MOTOR SERVICES. "DUICK AND * riHANDLER pARS. BIG AND RELIABLE, WILL UNDERTAKE TRIPS ANYWHERE, DAY OR NIGHT. RING 2758 A. RING 2758 A. ARD MOTOR SERVICE. ARD MOTOR SERVICE. 'Phone 2468 A. HUDSON CARS LEAVE GARAGE, 3. GORE STREET. DAILY. TIME-TABLE. „ . w Leave Auckland: Arrivfe Hamilton: 9.30 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2 p.m. 0 P.m. Leave Hamilton: Arrive Auckland: 9 a.m. 1 P.m. 2 p.m. 6 p.m. CAR CONNECTS FOR BOTORUA. Leaves Hamilton: Arrive Rotorua: I 8 a.m. A 3 p.in. Leaves Rotorua: Arrive Hamilton: 8 a.m. 2 p.m. , Car Leaves Hamilton 5.30 a.m. for Te Kuiti, Taumarunui, New Plymouth. Car Leaves New Plymouth, 8 a.m., for Wellington. TTAMILTON. TOURIST SIGHT-SEEING COMPANY'S CHARABANCS AND HUDSON CARS. DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND HAMILTON. Book Seats 2690 A. _ ! J. RIMMER. Proprietor. UNTEB Motors leave Helensville, 0.30; Auckland G.P.O. 10 a.m.. 2.30 p.m., until further -Hunter Motors. 'Phone 29, Helensville. AXIS for hir&, for country trips during strike.—Ring Ray A. Lister, 'Phone 4489. ' _ TENDERS. __ THOROUGH OF OTAHUHU TENDERS FOR DRAINAGE SCHEME. Tenders are invited by the Otahuhu Borough Council for the construction of Sewers, House Connections. Septic and Storazo Tanks, and Sea Outfall, for the Huia Bd.-Moa St. Drainage 3 in accordance with plana and specifications, which may be inspected at the Office of the Council's Engineer, Mr. A.. Grevjlle .Walker, 202, Victoria Arcade, Auckland. Sealed Tenders, addressed to "The Town Clftrk;"- and endorsed' "Tender -for Drainage Scheme," will be received at the Council Chambers, Otahuhu, up to 4 p.m. on I»'tJRSDAY, May 22, 1924. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. F. W. WOOD Town Clerk. Otahuhu. April 26, 1924. rilT'Y OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR CARTAGE. Tenders will bo received at the Office of the Town Clerk. Town Hall. Auckland, up j t.i 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, the 7th May. 1924, for the Cartage of .Metal and for Hire o f 3-ton and 4-ton Motor Lorries. Particulars and specifications may be seen nt the Offiio of the Stores Purchasing Department. Town- Hall, Auckland. The lowest or any . tender not necessarily accepted J. S. BRIGHAM. Town Clerk. rn O CONTRA C T O R S. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to noon on THURSDAY. May 1. for Cleaning, etc.; 120 Chains of Drains at Remuera. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HARRISON AND GRIERSON. Road Engineers. 901, Victoria Arcade. fT\ O BUILDERS. ALTERATIONS AND RENOVATIONS TO PREMISES" IN CUSTOMS ST. WEST. Tenders for the above work are invited, and will be received at the Office of the undersigned, up to 12 noon, Thursday, May 8. Plans and specification may be obtained at our Office. GUMMER AND FORD. Registered Architects, 723, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rpo ELECTRICAL . ENGINEERS. Tenders, closing Noon, on May 7. 1924. are invited for Electric Lighting. Heating, Cooking, and Call Systems, for the new Hospital at Tauranga, for tho Tauranga Hospital Board. Plans and Specifications on application to the undersigned. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. H. H. CLEMSON, F.N.Z.1.A.. Registered Architect. I)0ST Splitters, Gums, wanted, about 1000. Tenders to be in May I.—Edw. Allen. Box 43. Cambridge. RENDERS invited for the right, to cut J- Flax ,on 200 acres, handy water carriage.— particulars, apply Flax, 222. HRBA.LD. TENDERS are invited, returnable MAY 5. 1924. for Roading of Lillemorc Estate, Mt. Eden.— Particulars apnly T. M. LTLLIS. 812. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs.. Queen St. FARM APPLIANCES TOR SALE. USE "Fa-Litea."—These portable electric Lamps can be taken anywhere. Just the thing for factories, libraries, dental rooms, strongroom, etc. One saves cost of several fixed lights.R. P. M. Manning and Co.. 135. Albert Street. PLOUGH, No. 3, Massey Harris, practically new; coat £9 10s; take £6 10s. Colson, Birkenhead. SEPARATOR, Alfa or reliable make, about yj 60 gallons; condition guaranteed: price and particulars.—Separator. 733, Heb.VLD. FARM APPLIANCES WANTED. PLOUGH. S.F.. in good order: John 4 Deere preferred.—Address at H»:iux,o.