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AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENT GO TO THE EVERYBODY'S AND "DEGENT. -EVERYBODY'S AND XLEGENT. Thomas A. O'Brien. 'PIVOLI AND i-IVOLI AND EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. THREE TIfORE "HAYS. J- H.REE IVJLORE -UAYS. THE CREAM OP ALL OUTDOOR PRODUCTIONS. ZANE PREY'S ANE VTKEY'S Desert /Pi old," ESERT VI OLD." With Neil Hamilton, Shirley Mason, William Powell Robert Frazer. Also, " THE PLASTIC A GE." " IHE i LASTIC AGE." A College Story of unrestrained Youth. THE SEVENTH - GROUP OF THE SHINGLE CONTEST. THE TIVOLT~ORCHESTRA IN SPECIAL SELECTIONS And THE "AMBASSADOR JAZZ "SEXTETTE" AT EVERYBODY'S. TIVOLI -NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Box Plan at deal's. Theatre Phone 44-136. EVERYBODY'S—IO a.m. to 10 p.m. For Reserves Phone 44-102. Regent. EGENT. TONIGHT AT 7.45. RR The Last Night of RR Colleen Moore and Richard Dix RR Iu RR THE 'TI7ALLFLOWER." RR he Wallflower." rr Can you imagine Colleen being a RR Wallflower with Dick about? RR ALSO SPLENDID SUPPORTING RR ' SHORT SUBJECTS. KR „ COMMENCING TO-MORROW: RR Paramount,'® Mighty Laugh Producer, RR Behind the ]?Ront." rr EHIND IHE I RONT." RR Also, RK "THE GOLDEN PRINCESS." RR Starring RR Betty Bronson and Neil Hamilton. RR For Reserves Phone 20-142 RR RRRRRRRRRRRRR RK JpEAST pOR ]VJ USIC ROVERS. piANOFORTE JjECITAL. JULY U NITY H ALL> Q UEEN S TREET (JUST ABOVE TOWN HALL), By JJONALD QHAMEERLAIN, _ THE EMINENT BRITISH PIANIST, B.A. (CANTAB) MUS. BAC, (CANTAB), F.R.C.0., A.R.A.M. , PRESS EXTRACT. MORNING POST.—''Beethoven's Piano Sonata. Op. 111, is like the fabric of a dream, all too easily shattered in the telling We were grateful to Mr. Ronald Chamlam. wha chose it to begin the first of his two-recitals at Aeolian Hall on Friday night, for preserving its unity. He succeeded where many fail, in relating the metamorphoses of the Ariaia to one another and to the generic principle. His reading of Schumann's Etudes Symphomques bore many marks of quiet musicianship. His rather impersonal attitude suited the music of Scriabin, of which lie offered a liberal helping." Reserved Seats, ss; Unreserved Seats, 3:s. Students' Concession Tickets: Reserves, lis Bluthner Orchestral Concert Grand Piano Used. Bos Plan at E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.. 191. Queen Street

HOUSES, ETC., TO LET. Place, Upper Queen Street.— , Half Unfurnished House, convenience, e.1., separate entrance. T>AHI House, 8 rooms, self-contained „ , furn. : good locality; refs.—s9. View Kd.. Dominion Rd. • PAPAKUKA.-2 Acres, 4 Rooms, 255; 4 Rooms. £1 : Each, 13s 6d.—W. 'K. Francis, Agent. Papakura. OONSONBY.—9 Rooms, electric light, califont, range, gas stove; every con v.; 47s Gd.—Home's. High St. /QUEEN'S HALL. Paget St.. level floor, V* e.1., suitable private dances, parties, weddings, etc.—Phone 27-122. QHOP, with or without living accommo-r J-/ dation, Mt. Eden Road, next to bowling green.—Phone 44-104. O HOP ana Workroom, 10. Pitt SFj reasonable rent.—J. Robinson, Wellesley St. West. QB,OP, exceptional opening for -Grocery W Business; living rooms; low rental; rising town, Main Trunk.—C.P., 3120, Herald. SHOP and Store r together, or separate, excellent position; low rental.—Bradley and Co.. 137, Albert St. SHOP, 5 livij -t rooms; corner Park Rd., Khyber Pass. Good opportunity.— Johnson Tyre Service, Newmarket. SHOP and Dwelling, self-contained, corner Park Rd. and Khyber Pass; cheap rent.—Apply 122, Park Rd. STUDIO, very suitable Photographer or Musician; overlooks harbour; rent reasonable; free telephone.—ls, Karangahape Road. VICTORIA ST.—Shop, with living accommodation; handy Queen St.—J. W. Shearer, 2. Security Bldgs. VICTORIA ST (Albert Park Side). Corner High St.—Good Shop, from month to month, at £2 5s per week. Apply, VENDORS, Box 540, Auckland. WAREHOUSE, etc., 30 x 30. ground floor, adjoining Maiestic Theatre, Lome St.; low rent.—Phone 43-519. WAIIJKU - Brick Shop. 20 x 40ft.; suitable Clothier or Draper.— O. Denize, Waiuk ~ Phone 119 D. H ROOMS, Eden Terrace; 30s weekly.—C. Lynch, 17. Eden Terrace. MT. EDEN.—House to Let or Lease, 8, Valley Rd.—Meet owner 2 to 4 p.m. OFFICES TO . LET. BON Marche Chambers, Karangahape Rd., modern Offices, suitable doctor, healer, optician, dressmaker, photographer, agents, etc. Brunswick Bidgs.. Queen st.-Two splendid Offices, low rental.—Paykel Bros.. Ltd., Anzac Avenue. CITY CHAMBERS, Queen. Street.—Several Fine Offices or Sample Rooms, splendidly lighted; low rentals. P M. KIRK WOOD, R. H. ABBOTT AND CO.. LTD. City Chambers, Queen Street, City. OFFICE, large, excellent light. National Bank Chambers. Fort St.—Gilfillan and \J Bank Chambers, Fort St.—Gilfillan and Gentles, Second Floor. OFFICES, suitable for. Solicitors, Accountants, Architects," Chancery Chambers. —Particulars. Arthur Cleave, Safe Deposit Bldr Hign St. OFFICES, Short's Bldgs.. 154-156, Queen St. Central, good light.—Henry Allen, Sharebroker, Third Floor. ROOMS, suitable Offices or Studios, Swanson St.; good daylight, electric light; low rents.—Gummer, 44, Albert St. (near Swanson St.). gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. gTUDIOS. rpO J^ET. CHOPS AND QFFICES, gHOPS AND QFFICES, IN, THE BEST, MODERNLY-EQUIPPED BUILDINGS, ADVANTAGEOUS POSITIONS. RENTS ARE MODERATE, JkjEWCOMB, 4, WYNDHAM STREET. TO LEASE. • FLOOR SPACE, large and small; suitable Warehouse or Workroom; well lighted, fireproof building. GUTHRIE. BOWRON AND CO., LTD.. QHOP, good position. Karangahape Rd.; 0 3 living rooms; all conveniences; very reasonable rental.—Shop. 138. Herald. OA ACRES. TE ATATU. OVERLOOKZU ING HARBOUR. LOVELY «fTOME. Lease. Long or Short Period CLAYTON, Hellabjy's Buildings. 17ARM. TO LEASE. AT MT. ROSKILL T HILLSBOROUGH RD. 6-Roomed House and 10 Acres of Firstclass Land, has been farmed for 15 years, will grow crops of any kind, such as tomatoes, strawberries, or could run 5 or 6 cows in 2 or 3 paddocks. All in good grass. City water laid on House. Bus passes door. 20 minutes flora Qtiaen St., Auckland. This place will lie leased only to good people Who can and will work. Rent £2 per week, J. R. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, Queen St., • Sole Agent. Phone 43-025.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19383, 19 July 1926, Page 16

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