AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. RINCESS. JL RINCESS. Direction - Thomas A. O'Brien. FIRST NATIONAL'S TWO GENERALS OP JOLLITY. | CHARLES MURRAY, GEORGfe SIDNEY, in LOST a T npHE ™RONT." OST AT IHE J RONT." Let theae two Field Marshals of Fun bombard your Blties with Bombshells of Laughter. Follow them on three different War Fronts in >i Sories of Merry Mix-ups. A MILITARY McFADDEN'S FLATS THAT GOES OVER THE TOP WITH LAUGHTER. First National Presents GEO. O'HARA In "THE I'lMlD TERROR." Humming with Speed and Humour. A Spa riding, Flashing Comedy, geared to the Speedway of Fun, making laughs as a racing car makes miles! Universale Delightful College Comedy-Drama. " f "10LEEG1ANS." " L/OLLEGIANS." No. >. I'HK HE-LAY. Special Attraction at 6.25 and 8.30. 2-Roel Lloyd Hamilton Comedy. I "HERE COMEh i'HE BRIDE." Howard Moody's Orchestra Overture: "Light Cavalry." at 8 p.m: Sharp. Continuous from. 11 a.m FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 41-586 BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. ATTEND THE EARLY SESSION. Reserve in Either D.C. or Stalls. Dixieland. IXIELAND. -yyEDNESDAY jyTEXT, J^ov. NOVEL ATTRACTION. Monster -vtaori atight, onster Maori li ight, When Jocj" Wilson and his Waihou Warriors and Warn lies will present stirring Haka and Lissome Poi Dances. Entrancing Music by the FAMOUS.' INTERNATIONALS. Dancing from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m.. Admission 7s 6d. Patrons are advised to reserve early. Phone 26-615. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Dancing 8.30 to 11.30 p.m. Admission 2s 6d. PUBLIC NOTICES. J 1 H E WAREHOUSE 01 ARCHIBALD CLARK AND SONS. LTD.. Elliott Street, Will bo Closed from TO-DAY (Monday), to SATURDAY, the 26th, inclusive. For the Purpose of Stocktaking. A UCKLAND HOSPITAL PATIENTS' A AND FAMILIES' FUND (Registered), 38, Wellesley Street, Auckland. Any Accounts owing by the abovu must be rendered to T. Dromgool, Treasurer, 62, Williamson Avenue, or William Richmond, Hon Secretary. 36, Cook Street, by November 30. 1927, or they will not be recognised. A. E. EAGLETON. Chairman. Tho Ladies' Council of the Auckland Hospital, Auxiliary have kindly undertaken the care of the Hospital Patients and their families. The funds collected for that purpose are entirely under their control and onlv on their authority can collections be made for that purpose. YACHTING. rpAKAPUNA BOATING CLUB. /m COMBINED CRUISING AND Mm HARBOUR RACES. SAT.. NEXT. NOV. 26TH. General Handicap Cruise to Awaroa Bay. Classes A to N and Launches. A Dance will be Held in the Evening. Harbour Races, Classes M. V. S and Star. T. X, Y, Z (Special Prizes). Entries CJose on WEDNESDAY NEXT, with John Burns and Co., Ltd., at 4.30 p.m.. and with the undersigned at the Clubhouse at 8 p.m. C. H. HOVERD. Hon. Sec. TENDERS. J?OR SALE AND REMOVAL—OLD ■ BRICK BUILDING IN O'CONNELL STREET. AUCKLAND. Written offers will be received by the District Engineer, Public Works Department, Auckland, until noon on TUESDAY. November 29, 1927. for the Purchase and Removal of the old Police Station Buildings situated at the corner of O'Connell Street and Chancery Lane, Auckland. Conditions, etc., may be seen at Public Works Office. Auckland. L. B. CAMPBELL. District Engineer. 'T'ENDERS are invited for the erection of X RESIDENCE IN WOOD. Quadrant Road. Onehunga. Plans at my office, where tenders close 11 a.m.. Saturday. December 8. J. PARK, F.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect. Onehunga. Phono 12-453. rp O B U I L D E R S. Tenders are invited for Alterations and Additions (two-storey) to Residence in Mt. Eden. Closing date MONDAY, December 5. 4 p.m. Tho lowest or any tender not necessary accepted. TOWLE AND KISSLING. Registered Architects, 5, Safe Deposit Buildings, High ' Street. JMTANGAWARA RIVER BOAE.D TENDERS FOR DRAINAGE WORKS. Tenders are hereby invited for Excavating about 62,400 Cubio Yards of Spoil, etc., included in eight separate drainage contracts, within the 10 Foot Special Rating Area of the Board's District. Tenders close, addressed to the Engineer, W. R. Johnson, Waihou, not later than 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, November 25. Plans, etc., may be seen at the Residence of Mr. J. G. Harvey. 10, Foot Road, Taupiri, and the Office of tho Engineer, Waihou. The lowest or any tender will* 1 not necessarily bo accepted. W. R. JOHNSON, Keg Land Drainage Engineor. Waihou, November 11, 1927. FORMATION Tenders will be received by the undormgned up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, November 23. for the Formation. Metalling Surface and Sewer Drainage of approximately 26 Chains of New Road through portion of the General Trust Board's pro perty, Lichfield Road, Parnell. HARRISON AND GRIERSON. Engineers, 201. Victoria Arcado, Queen Street HPENDERS ARE CALLED FOR THE I CARTAGE OF MILK AND CREAM From East Tamaki to City, for Periods 3. 6 or 12 Months, Commencing December 1* Next Closing Date, NOVEM BER 28 Specifications may bo seen at office of MESSRS. BAKER AND SWAN, Lister Bldgs.. Victoria St. PAINTING Bungalow, 2 coats; lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted, —Paint, 560, Heiiald. SPENDERS are invited for Erection, about 1. i-mile 7 wire Fence, at Taupaki; labour only.—W. D. Brown, Taupaki. r pO Bush Contractors.—Tenders invited 1 (or Felling and Hauling 3,000,000 ft. of Logs (approximately). Specifications at Mill. Raetihi. Tenders close December 1. 1927. SolliJ.t Bros., Ltd., Raetihi. STEAM Roller for Hire.—W. F. Dongate'a New Address, c.o. Miaa Saddler. Windsor House, 19, Nugent St., City. Phone 10-723.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19799, 21 November 1927, Page 18
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