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AMUSEMENTS. - '"PULLER'S V\PERA XI°USE. JP ULLER'S VJpERA XXOUSE. Direction; John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. " EVERY EVENING-'AT 8A Brilliant and Artistic Danoing Specialist. ROY /BENNETT. OY IXENNETT. ■ * ; With a Wonderful Pair of Educated Feet. Jin QUTTON. . X_. OUTTON, Clever English Entertainer at the 1 iano. EOSIE "OIFLE AND pOY. OSIE I-VIFLE AND i ~ In a Wonderful Exhibition of Sharpsliootins. pARLTON AND "OOSLYN, V'ARLTON AND XVOSLYN. English Burlesquo Artists in a new Act. TTiViaON AND TTESTOR. JCJVISON AND XIESTpR. Who Deal in Laughter All the Time. F. GAYLE WYER'S BAND T>OX TDEVUE fIOMPANY. and Jt>ox XVevue Company. A Delightfully Humourous Trifle, telling tho story of what a London Fog did tor Timothy O'Sullivan, ali»3 Waiter Cornoek. (Real Fog, specially imported from Dondon.) " A FTF.R THE QTORM." ••After lis Otorm." Comprising a pot-pourri of genuine humour and delightful musical numbors FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES: Ssj2s, and Is. Plan at Lewis R. 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Yet vhe entertainment is 100 per cont. better than tho ordinary Picture I Show. PARK PICTURES. PLEASE. Get Into the Movies. '.V-' Bo at Parnell Baths or. Sunday morning, or at the Zoo in the afternoon, and our Camera Men will be there. HIPPODROME. IPPOD R O M E. Hippodrome. NOW SHOWING. Hippodrome, i 1 • Hippodrome. A MONSTER 2-STAR Hippodrome. PROGRAMME. ! Hippodrome. ; ' Hippodrome, i 1 Hippodrome. Paramount Pictures Hippodrome. Present Hippodrome. " "DLUFF." Hippodrome. " XJLUFF." Hippodrome. With Hippodrome. Agnes Ayres and Hippodrome. Antonio Moreno. Hippodrome. : -' Hippodrome, i 1 Hippodrome. I AJO. O TT-ATURE. Hippodrome. I 1> -J X 1 Hippodrome. • Universal Films Hippodrome. ( Present Hippodrome. I LEO MALONEY Hippodrome. I And I Hippodrome. FRESHWATER/ Hippodrome. MIKE. ■;. \ I Hippodrome. The Most Intelligent • Hippodrome. Horse in the Movies. Hippodrome. " A WESTERN , Hippodrome. " A VV ESTEKN ; Hippodrome. Tl/fUSKETEER." Hippodrome. 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Sanford's Buildings, 9-11, ' l Customs Street West. To facilitate the pre--18 paration of the dividend warrants, the Register of members will be closed from tho i- 15th to the ISth day of December, 1924, both o days inclusive. GILBERT SANFORD, Managing Director. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. TrOCATIONS FOR OUR BOYS. Have vou as rarents, considered the possibihties for Your Sons in tho various branches = ° f Ta^ in FI!ECTRIOAL ENGINEERING. 5 What an opening hero for tho TRAINED MEN of TO-MORROW. ,e Then STEAM and OIL ENGINEERING. O What possibilities aro hero waiting for de- - "SSSSf'L MOTOR ENGINEERING, we >' have the BEST of PROSPECTS, but in nil 18 these Branches TRAINING is NECESSARY _ in a combination of WORKSHOP and it SCHOOL. f ': . ' . . . >t To be sure of the nuht training, choose a ! FIRST-CLASS WORKSHOP and BOWER'S ."o SCHOOL. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18890, 12 December 1924, Page 20

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Page 20 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18890, 12 December 1924, Page 20

Page 20 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18890, 12 December 1924, Page 20

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