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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19062, 6 July 1925, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. National Sessions: , , 11.15, 2, 4, 6.15 and 8 o'clock. Lyric: .Nightly, 7.45. ATATIONAL. T YBIC. IN ATIONAL. JjYRIC. National. T yric. ATIONAL. JJYRIC. IVATIONAL. T YRIC. aN ATIONAL. JLiYRIC. A FIRST NATIONAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION. pOLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN I\,f'OORE OLLEEN IVIOORE SALLY." ALLY." " SALLY." " SALLY." *' SALLY." " SALLY." " SALLY.' " SALLY. ' " SALLY." " QALLY." " £5 ALLY." PRICES A S TTSUAL. RICES As U SUAL. BOX PLANS FOR BOTH THEATRES AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. pOMMENCING THURSDAY ATEXT. Commencing JLhursday I\ext. National, ational. National. ATIONAL. National, ational. T YRIC. JUYRIC. Lyric. YRIC. Lyric. YRIC. united artists THE MOST STUPENDOUS PIECE OF REALISM EVER PHOTOGRAPHED, A MID-ATLANTIC BATTLE WITH A 90-TON WHALE. Elmer plifton-s LMER ELMER CLIFTON'S ELMER CLIFTON'S ELMER CLIFTON'S ELMER CLIFTON'S Down OWN " DOWN " DOWN TO THE DEA O JL HE OEA TO THE SEA TO THE SEA -TN CHIPS. i.N OHIPS. IN SHIPS. IN SHIPS. ONLY ONCE IN A CENTURY DOES SUCH A THRILLING EPISODE. AS DRAMATICALLY DEPICTED IN THIS PICTURE. HAPPEN. CONCEIVE. IF YOU CAN, 3000 MILES OF FATHOMLESS WATER, SEETHING WITH MAN-EATING SHARKS; CONCEIVE A SMALL WHALE-BOAT MANNED BY SIX HARDY WHALERS UTTERLY BEYOND THE REACH OF THE MOTHER SHIP. TEARING AT EXPRESS SPEED STRAIGHT FOR THE BROAD ATLANTIC. IMAGINE YOURSELF BEING TOWED BY AN ENRAGED LEVIATHAN OF THE DEEP, WHO SETS OFF IN A DASH FOR FREEDOM. SUDDENLY THE WHALE, REALISING THE FUTILITY OF ESCAPE, TURNS AND CHARGES THE BOAT WTTH THE SPEED AND FORCE OF THE FASTEST EXPRESS. IN A SECOND. HTT SQUARE IN THE MIDDLE. THE WHALEBOAT IS SMASHED TO BITS, TOSSING THE CREW INTO THE SHARK-INFESTED WATERS. IMAGINE ALL THIS. AND YOU HAVE THE GREATEST HAIR-RAIS-ING SCENE EVER RECORDED BY A MOTIONPICTURE CAMERA. BOX PLANS FOR BOTH THEATRES AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. WINES FOE SALE. BRAY'S Wines for Winter.—Choice Frontignac, guaranteed; 1 case, 12 quart bottles, 255. Bray's Vineries. Ltd.. (J, H.M. Arcade. Auckland. BRAY'S Wines.—Nice and nutrition?; guaranteed Grape Wines No. 1 Port, 35a case; 12-quart bottles.—Bray's Vineries, Ltd.. 6. H.M. Arcade. Auckland. ROWN Wines 227] Karangahape Rdi— No. 1 Port, 42s case; Golden Sherry £2 Ha; Royal Reserve Port. £3 RA DAL Y~S Port Wine.—2ss Per Case; guaranteed 3 years old; freight paid.— Try it.—J. Radaly. Henderson. S TX7INES, Mellow, Strong, Unfortified.— ! VV ShoV. of space *nd must sell; 200 Cases. Table,; 255, Invalid, 30s; and Ertra Strong. 17 p.o alcohol, 35a; 2s <sd die. cash with order.—C. Kendnck. Otahuhu. BEST WINE 1 HAVE EVER 1 TASTED." GLOWING TRIBUTES TO COBBAN'S ! WINES. i The greatest proof of the unequalled I ; quality of Corban's Wines is found in the ! hundreds of unsolicited testimonials on file, i Ilore ia an abstract from one, dated I i 9/12/24:- " Please find enclosed Order Fonn and ' I Postal Notes I must say the last caso I | ! got from you was the best wine I have ever ! ! tasted, including some from my father's I I native country, Dalmatia. My dad had some : I of your wine from me, and he says it is the I best he over tasted, and he was reared in i j a country where .winemaking is their only I ' trade and occupation.' j ORDER A TRIAL CASE. PORT (Invalid). 1 Doz. Quarts (2 gal.) 42a CLARET, 1 Doz. Quarts (2 gal.) .. 425; RED, 1 Doz. Quart (2 gal.) .. ~ 48s i SHERRY. 1 Doz. Quarts. (2 gal.) .. 48s SHERRY (Extra Special), 1 Doz. Quarts (2 gal.) . .. .. .. 60s ' PORT (Special Reserve), 1 Dos. Quarts (2 gal.) 60s ' ALL PRICES CASH WITH ORDER. Freight paid to nearest railway station ! or to fir-i transhipping port, or delivered 1 FREE in Auckland City, immediate suburbs , or across harbour. Assorted dozens mado i up at above prices State occupation when ordering for n No-license District. A. A. CORBAN. Mt Lebanon Vineyards. j Henderpnn Aucklnii ■■'i ' ■ " .I. i nanin ! •' ' I j CHIROPRACTIC. j j THE following aro Palmer Graduates, ' iJL Members of the N.Z. and Australian : Chiropractors' Association. 1 Free. Consultation DUG GAN AND DUGGAN (Lionel and j Freda). Winstone's Bldgs.. Queen St. j I Phone 44-923. Also Branch. Epsom. I ILES AND GILES, Imperial Bldgs., ! 3T Queen St Phono 45-525. j I MISSES BARR AND BARR. 55. Strand 1 iVL Arcade, City: phone 46-528.—Branch: i Cameron St., Whangaroi. i RA OLSEN. 805, Ellison's Chambers, j « Queen St TftliM>h»^fi t »£3-l?71 j IfURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS. ARTISTIC Upholstered Suites, guaranteed construction, exclusivo designs; factory prices. Newton Cabinet Works, Cobdon St... Newton. EM. BAKER AND, SON. Furniture • Manufacturers, 4 North St., Newton. Phono 42-089. SMITH and Brown, Symonda St., for Copper Kerbß. Fire Screens and Firo Brasses; Bpccial low prices. rjp J. McIVOR AND SONS, Specialist in X • General Cabinetniaking.—l9B, Karangahape Road. Phono 40-689. fCKINS AND SUTCLIFFE, Progre'ssive House Furnishers. Karangahapo Road, for Easy Terms. > EARLY Breakfast, from 0 a.m., Is; Hot 3-courso Dinner, Is, 4,45 to 7 p.m.—6o Welles ley St. ' PERRY'S Tiffin Restaurant. City Chambers Queen St.—Aboslutely new management; well-cooked food charges moderate J RICHARDSON specialises Engraving • Radio Sets, Elec. Inate.. Silviir-plate. :M0.—63, Albert St. Phone 45-335,