Page 14 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18730, 9 June 1924, Page 14

"' AMUSEMENTS. npiVOLI. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. i.IVOLI. TO-NIGHT. 7.45. TIVOLI. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TIVOLI. TO-NIGHT. 7.45. . . TIVOLI. The Popular Diminutive TIVOLI. Favourite, TIVOLI. - TIVOLI "DABY pEGGY, TIVOLI JDaby XjEGGY. TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, I TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY. TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. BABY PEGGY, TIVOLI. In a Drama of TIVOIII. Laughter and Tears. TIVOLI. Thrills and Excitement, TIVOLI. TIVOLI. " rpHE TVARLING TIVOLI. " 1- HE JL/ARLING TIVOLI. " THE DARLING TIVOLI. " THE DARLING TIVOLI. " THE DARLING TIVOLI. " THE DARLING TIVOLI. " THE DARLING TIVOLI. "THE DARLING TIVOLI. r\F 7VTBV7 "VORK." TIVOLI. \Jf i>EW I ORK " TIVOLI. OF NEW YORK." TIVOLI. OF NEW YORK." TIVOLI. OF NEW YORK." TIVOLI. OP NEW YORK." TIVOLI. OF NEW YORK " TIVOLI. OF NEW YORK." TIVOLI. TIVOLI. « A gripping -human interest OLI. story, centred round a loveable, TIvOIJ. roguish little girl, who sets a rlvOLi. pace so fast that it will amaze TIV OLI. you.' TIVOLI. TIVOLI. TIVOL,! In Addition: Tl\ OLI The New TIVOLI. "LEATHER PUSHERS." TIVOLI. The Latest Pathe News and TIVOLI. Gazette, and the TIVOLI. TIVOLI. « TIVOLI TIVOLI-S FAMOUS TIVOLI. ORCHESTRA. TI ■OL (Miss M. Anderson, J IVOLI. Conductress.) TIVOLI. TIVOLI. RESERVES TJXOLI. At H deal's, Queer! St., next | TIVOLI. Geo. Fowlds. Ltd. Phone 223GA. I IMPRESS THEATRE NEWTON. Impress THEATRE — NEWTON. i MONDAY,. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. First National Presents, THE BRIGHT SHAWL." ' " THE BRIGHT SHAWL." "THE BRIGHT SHAWL." . " THE BRIGHT SHAWL." Featuring Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish. . The flaming romance of the Young Rover and the Spanish Dancer — A Saint with painted lips and flashing heels. Comedy, " HANDS UP." Gazette and Scenic. Usual Prices; Stalls. 9d; D. Circle, Is. Empress Orchestra of Seven Performers. SPORTING. RACING QLUB. w INTER JUTEETING, 1024. i ELLERSLIB RACECOURSE. THIRD DAY'S B'.ACING POSTPONED TILL j\TEXT. FIRST RACE, ABOUT 11.15 A.M. ADMISSION: To Racecourse Is 6d Leger Enclosure . . . . . . 3s Od Grandstand Enclosure: Gentlemen . . . . .. lis Od Ladies .» .. .. . , . 6s Od Tickets for Grandstand Enclosure on eslo at Carter and Asher's (Tobacconists), opposite Herald Office, and H. Cleal's (Tobacconist). Victoria Arcade. All persons other than members leaving the Enclosure or Racecourse will be liable on re-entering to again pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. CHILDREN under twelve will NOT be admitted to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who has at any time since the passing' of the Gaming and Lotteries' Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupa- ; tion of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Ellsrßlie Racecourse during the Winter Meeting, and if any such person is found on such Course he will be removed therefrom and pronocuted for trespass. The promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. The public are warned against - purchasing any but the Official Racecard, bearing the Club's monogram.; on the cover. ~ . W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE. A CCORDEON. lovely tone, bargain. 255; A Ukulele, 255; Violin, 39s -6d.—Meltzer Bros.. 65. Victoria St. ' ' ALLISON, Upright Grand, full iron frame, check action: J2.6s.—Australasian Piano Co.. 460, Queen St. ' 1 A RTHUR Allison Magnificent Upright J-\- Grand, no borer, equal new; sacrifice, £59; bargain.l 43, Symonda St. AT Moore's you get a .better Piano for less money; see Brinsmead Models. Next Wavfcrley, Customs St. '■ ■ BEAUTIFUL double overstrung Neumeyer Upright Grand, magnificent rich tone; any guarantee; £49 103.143, Symonds St. '• * '■ • ' .3'" BOEHM Flutes, Violins, Guitars, Ukeleles. Mandolins, Phonographs, Jazz Drums; eaay terms.— 119, Symonds St. EDISON Phonographs and Records, only at Wade's, Tabernacle Bides., Karangahapo Rd. Sole agents. : GRAMOPHONE Records, half-price this vT week only; perfect, condition; call and hear —107. Williamson Ave. f"IRAMOPHONE, new, with 12 Records, VJT new, guaranteed, only £& 10s. • New Records, from 3s. . Used Machines, from £2 —Wade's, Tabernacle Bides.. Newton. HAAKE Piano, superior, little used, perfectly sound, beautiful instrument; sacrifice £62 10s. —32. St. Mary's Rd., Ponsonby. : j < ■ '■ JUST. Unpacked. Selection English Pianos; all prices; easy terms; inspect. —Moore's, 0, Customs St. E. ■ ■ PIANO, Baby Grandette, practically new, overstrung, iron frame; cost £260; take £150.—Owner. 285, Hebaxd. "DECORDS and Gramophones, Bought, JLV Sold, or Exchanged at 14, Darby St., City, opposite Princess Theatre. "DECORDS.—Special Sale; all prices reXl/ duced; latest numbers, from 3s 6d.— 810 (Basement). N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. QJAMES Piano, ideal condition, mellow O tone; £65, cash or —Auckland Piano Agency, 291, Queen St. QHENSTONE. beautiful Upright Grand. )J to be sacrificed for £70.Australasian Piano Co., 466. Queen St. ' " QONORA," highest-class Talking Machine O in the World.-Jethro Lock and Co., 12, Victoria St. W. , , D") A DEPOSIT, 12s 6d Weekly, all makes c&iU and prices; new Pianos reduced. Sly, 119, Symonds- St. ■ . —BEAUTIFUL 150gn. Upright Grand di'OU' Piano, in superb oak; quite new; owner —Englishman. 284. TTtr'LP MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. PIANO wanted.State #nake' and full particulars, including price, to Piano, 326, Heralh. . YIOLINS Bought.—Bring . yours to 71, V City Chambers, Victoria and Queen Streets. Auckland. POULTRY, BIRDS. ETC., FOB SALE. inOCKERELsIP Black Orpingtons, from V 7 Hngley's imported world's record team, 270z. dozen strain; sisters competing at Mt. Albert.—Griffiths, Whangarei. . LEGHORNS, purebred, brown roosters, from non-sitting Walker, Rozel, Felix St., Penrose. ■ "PULLETS (20). White Leghorn; 20 Black X... Orpington; good laying strain.—-Mrs. Dixon. Yatte Rd.. Otahuhu. pHANCE OP A LIFETIME. — Having vV failed to dispose 'of our complete plant, we beg to offer: 6 Breeding Pens of Black Orpingtons, consisting of 8 Hens and Cockerels at £7 IPs, for No. 1 Pen, and £5 each for 5 -'other pens. Also, in lots of 6 or more. 50 8.0. Pullets, at 12s fid each; .100 8.0. Pullets at 10s each; 50 8.0. Pullets at 7s 6d each. . These pullets are bred from our noted layers, mated, with R. B. Cruickshank strain cockerels. Cockerels are from our best pen .of tested layers. Our birds also won 15 prizes at 3 shows last , season.—iilasson and Masson, "e Kauwhata. . DOGS FOR SALE. CATTLE Dog, splendid with cows, good V/ tempered; real suif>, £2.—80 x . 26, Hikutaia : CATTLE Dog. good heeler, cheap.— Malcolm, ' Mangatapti. pATTLE Dog, good, young £3 cash.—F. V- 7 O. R. Graham. Isgarua. ;; TJOMERANIAN (Dog), 19 V months old •X. . Orange; pedigree- owner leaving New Zealand.—Clifton. Clifton ■■ Rd.. Takapuna. "POMS., Orange Sable, - females. 4}lb." r; T-.P" 7 '® winners; also Puppies, cheap. — Meßmstrie. Church St.. Northcote: DOGS WANTED. PUP, male, cross between . Gordon Setter and Pointer.—Send description, price, A. Lowe, Richmond- St., Thames. *