AMUSEMENTS. Grand. RAND. Grand. RAND. Opp. G.P.O. rpO-DAY. 1 0-DAY. To-day. 0-DAY. THIS YEAR'S COMEDY MASTERPIECE! Metro-Goldwyn Made It—Perfectly! Hats. ATS. Hats. 1 ATS. Hats. ATS. Hats. ATS. Hats, ats. Hats, ats. Eats, ats. Hats. 1 ats. Hats, ats. Laughs! Laughs! Laughs !,. Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs 1 Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! Laughs! A War Comedy that is Different. The hilarious adventures of three br-r-ave soldiers, who never fired a shot! When the Standing Army Sat Down! With /CONRAD VT-AGEL. Oonrad AGEL, CLAIRE WINDSOR. Claire VY indsor. TOM O'BRIEN. BERT ROACH, GEO. COOPER. FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. 4T THE r* RAND riX)-DA i BIG PICTURE—BIG ORCHESTRA I | —BIG NIGHT—USUAL PRICES. 1 i_ ! RIALTO FOR VALUE - DEGENT. I ALTO TO-NIGHT. — Overture T.oO. J^EGENI. 46-009 Phones Phone for Reserves or Book at Theatres for The Greatest of All Sea Pictures, OLD LD " n LD " V^LD OLD LD TRONSIDES." Ironsides." TRONSIDES." Ironsides." TRONSIDES." Ironsides." TTfTALLACE T>EERY. VY allace Jl>eery. ESTHER RALSTON. GEORGE BANCROFT. THEME Colourful. Gripping, Powerful, Telling a tale of a country lad who ran away to sea for adventure and romance, and how he fared—Telling at the same time of a mighty fight for freedom. Also. The Famous Warships' part in clearing the Mediterranean of the Tripolitan Pirates in which 30 Sailing Vessels. 25.000 men are used in the sea scenes. "/"\LD TRONSIDES." "ULD IRONSIDES." Is a Stupendous Production in 11 Thrilling Reels of Film. EXTRA RIALTO ONLY | rpHB FSQUITHS I I IRE ii-SQUITHS I Versatile Society Entertainers. With their Novelty Song Film, "Tipperary." OMORROW, OMORROW. 2.30. J£EV. LIONEL B. FLETCHJ PREACHF.S MAJESTIC THEATRE. SUNDAY NIGHT. Good Music. FLETCHER FOR SALE BY TENDER. Y\7ILLIAMS. QUEEN AND » » (In Liquidation.) SON. LTD. Written tenders will he received by the undersigned for the purchase of the following FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDINGS:— 1. SECTION, containing about. 1 acre, including Right-of-way from Station Rd.. Penrose, with large workshop and small House erected thereon. 2. SECTION, facing Station Road, with new 4-roomed House thereon. 3. PLANT AND MACHINERY, including Sawbench, Motor and Starter, Sider, Planer, Buzzer, Thicknesser, Belt Sander, Mortiser, Sorocco Exhaust Fan, 28 h.p. Motor, Etc. 4. STOCK IN TRADE, Timber, Joinery, and Glass. Schedule of Plant and Stock Sheets may bo inspected at the Office of the Liquidators. 407, Chancery Chambers. Auckland, together with terms and conditions. Tenders close on TUESDAY. August 30, 1927,. and will be received for the whole as a going concern or for one or nioro of the above lots. No tender necessarily accepted. JAMES MORRIS. E. G. PINKER. Liquidators. ► ATANGATA COUNTY COUNCIL. PLANT FOR SALE. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, will he received up till 10 a.m. an TUESDAY, August 30, 1927, for the purchase of the following plant:— One 5-Ton "WHITE" Dump Truck, capacity 4 yards. One 3|-Ton "WHITE" Dump Truck, capacity 3i yards. Two 3-Ton "WHITE" Dump Irucks, capacity 3 yards. All fitted with end-tipping steel bodies and in good mechanical condition. Plant may. be inspected at the Council Depot. Waipukurau. J. C. McLAUCBLAN, County Engineer. August 15, 1927. PENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL L 20TH INST. For the Purchase of PONTOON BARGE, 31ft s lift. Gin., Now at Onehunga. Full details and conditions of sale may be inspected at the Offices of GIL FILL AN AND GENTLES. National Bank Chambers, Fort Street. rpo Contractors.—Fire and Burglar-proof J-. Strongroom Door, Mann. No. 18. for sale.—E. Sonson, Ohaupo. . TOILET. ____ ALLEN'S Mexican Walnut Stain for Grey Hair; sale, permanent, harmless. —Waller. Chemist. 25, Karangahape Rd. ARTISTS ill Hairwork. Permanent Waving Specialists.—Stamfords, Ltd., 132, Queen St. (opp. Hkkald). Phone 42-189. \ RTISTIC Permanent Waving, ShingJTjL ling, etc.; latest Beautifying Methods. —Madame Tate, Bon Marche Chambors. Newton. Phone 46-047. AWELL-Groomed Head, beautiful skin, attainable at Salon Rejuvenol. 15, H.B. Bldgs.. Queen St. BLEMISHES, Facial Superfluous Hairs, Moles, Birthmarks, etc., permanently removed without pain.—Madame Amie. Skin Specialist, 8. Wellesloy St. E. Phone 46-300. I?GYPTUS" Restores Grey Hair to J Natural Colour without dye 3, etje.; Baldness successfully treated. —13, Mutual Life Bldgs., Shortland St. Phone 44-502. EUGENE " Permanent Waving, Shingling, Massage; all work by experts; Hygeia Beauty Culture.—A.M.P. Bldgs., Queen St. MRS. COLLEDGE < Expert). H.M. Arcade, 25 years practice Haircutting, Shampoo. Massage. Marcel. Permanent Waving (Eugene). PERMANENT Waving; homes visited; whole head, £2 2s: half. £1 Is.—For particulars. Phone 12-574. ULCEROL." —Guaranteed cure for Varicose Ulcers. Running Sores; 12a Gd j nr.—M. Eecles, Chemist. Ponsonhy Rd. j> ANDO LP II Jjj ACLE TO N (Established 48 Years), 'i, VICTORIA ST. 1 door from Queen St., LADIES- AND CHILDREN'S HAIR SPECIALIST. 1 personally superintend, assisted by my son, four daughters, and an efficient staff. We w«ro the firm that, introduced the Buster mid Shingle Hair Cutting, also the art of I' Elt MA N ENT WA VI NO, hot h branches of our profession in which we excel. Permanent Hair Staining, harmless, sure and beautiful. Private cubicles in every case. Wig Maker and Dresser to all the Theatres. No advnnco on Our Moderate Prices. A Large and Beautifully .selected Ranee of Toilet Goods just to hand. Hair Workers and Transformation Curls, etc. HAIR AND FACE MASSAGE, Inocto Hair Stnin U«ed and Sold.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19719, 19 August 1927, Page 20
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