AMUSEMENTS. A REMARKABLE BRITISH FILM—"MARY, QUEEN OP SCOTS." Strand qtrand. • TRAND lOTRAND. QTRAND QTRAND. DTRAND OTRAND. STRAND QTRAND. TRAND O TRAND. Direction - - - Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Afternoon Tea Free from 2 till 4.15. * « » * Tho passionate story of beautiful Mary of Scotland, who was rnoro a Woman than a Queon. A winsome slip of a lass in her 'teeii3 who tried to rule Wild Scotland. " r PHE T OVES f\F " -A- HE vJp Mary r*F qcots." ARY ViuEEN VJ'F OCOTS." (Screening at 11.30, 2.-15, 5.20 and 8.55.) Featuring ITiAY riOMPTON, .AY "OoMPTON, And Gerald a mes. ERALD iIMES, " Marble and bronze and iron are decomposed by rust, but tho memory of her (shall live eternally." Also Screening, STRAND MAGAZINE, COMEDY, INTEREST FILM. And " RIN-TIN-TIN," " RIN-TIN-TIN." " RIN-TIN-TIN," The Belgian Police Dog, • With ! JUNE MARLOW and JOHN BARRON. In Below thee tine." ELOW IHE JUINE." The thrilling story of a dog who acted as Chief Detective and tracked down a clever Criminal. Screening at 1.10, 4.5 and G.lO. At Even ins; Sessions, SELECTION OF SCOTTISH AIRS, By QTRAND QYMPHONY /ORCHESTRA. OTRAND OY MP HO N Y V/RCHESTRA. MISS EMILINA CARR Will Sine (a) "My Ain Folk." b) "Just a Song at Twilight." Ring 43-114 for Seats. Prices. Is to 2s 9d. Children Half Price. ATIGHTS JLN TOFTS' ATIGHTS TOnTS NIGHTS' IGHTB The screen Drama that has set the standard for future epics. Its irresistible appeal has gripped thousands, many haririg seen it twice, thrice and even four times already. SEASON ENDS SATURDAY NEXT. DON'T The "MISS on't Thrill Miss DON'T of M lS ' ON'T It. MISS See it now. ''P'OWN TTALL. See it now. See it now. J- OWN -Ej-ALL. See it now. See it now. qXHVN TTALL. See it now. See it now. OWN J -IALL. See it now. See it now. XT ALL. See it now. See it now. J- OWN -El- ALL. See it now. Those remaining seated till the picture actually ends display courteous consideration for those seated behind. The tenseness of those last few moments warrants this request. I PLANS I At Lewis R. Eady and I PLANS J Son, Ltd.. till 5 p.m. I I PLANS | Thereafter ring 41-519 I I PLANS I for Reserves. I PRTCES ! PRICES I PRICES i OS. OS. AND IS. <-> S. S. AND J-S. FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. SALES OF WORK. Q ALE OF WORK AND FLORAL FAIR, O IN JUBILEE HALL. KINGSLAND. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AND THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14. Salo will be opened WEDNESDAY, at 2 p.m., by Ilis Worship the Mayor of Mount Albert. A Good Display of Useful and Fancy Work. ART EXHIBITIONS. "M AOEILAND r j[ OUES '" NEW ZEALAND. Head Office, 21. ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. INVITATION. On Private View, An OF pAINTINGS By .T. DOUGLAS PERRETT. Will be Held at the above Rooms, This Week You—and Your Friends—aro Cordially Invited. COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. ' N °wi -THE TIME TO START STUDYING ACCOUNTANCY. There is still time this year to put in some good study for tho 1927 ACCOUNTANCY EXAMS. Why not take advantage of this extra time, especially aa, by enrolling NOW as a Hemingway Student, you get rjpUITION FOR THE REMAINDER OF 1926. By waiting till after Christmas the Course costs you just the_ same and you have leas time in which to prepare for tho all-important _ event. You crowd your work and jeopardise* the result. Accountancy Tuition Specialists of 30 years' standing. Hemingway's Correspondence School is pre-eminently fitted to ensure your success. TO-DAY—Write for our big Freo Book, " ACCOUNTANCY." JT EMI N G WAY'S gCHOOLS. CHANCERY CHAMBERS. O'CONN ELL STREET. P.O. Box 51G. Auckland. ADVERTISING JpOR JgNCINEERS. ARE YOU QUALIFIED? Almost every day the " Situations Vacant" column of si newspaper contains advertisements for highly-paid Engineering Jobs. What do you think when you seo them? Don't you wish you could apply for one ? Perhaps you do not know that with tho aid of Bower's Engineering School. YOU. too, can qualify. 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AGENTS.— Please take notice my Property, 107, Orakei Rd., is withdrawn from sale.—James Williams, 11/10/26. I AND Agents.—Take notice, my Property J at Alfriston Road, is sold.—S. Smith. AND Agents.—Tako notico my 79 Acres J at Glenbrook is Sold.—Geo. Dunton. LAND Agents.-—My Section, Portage Rd., sold; withdraw eaino.—T. Thomson, Panama, Otahuhu.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19456, 12 October 1926, Page 18
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