AMUSEMENTS. Big Double-Star Bill To-day. | GRAND AND LYRfcTj VICTOR McLAGLEN. His Beat Picture sinre "What Price / Glory." " CAPTAIN LASH." "CAPTAIN LASH." , " CAPTAIN LASH." VICTOR McLAGLEN. "CAPTAIN LASH." Tri r Tale of tho Sen of Seamen and a Sinn. Screened Grand—ll.ls, 2.0, 4.15, 7.30, Screened Lyric—7.4s. " TESHA " "TESHA " "TESHA " " TESHA " " TESHA " TESHA " " TESHA." " TESHA." " TESHA." " TESHA." " TESHA." " TESHA." Starring IIARIA COR DA and JAMESON THOMAS. Screened Grand—ll.ls. 2.0, 4.15, 7.30. Screen Lyric—7.4s, Saturday Matinee £.30 A POWERFUL STORY OF A 13EAUTIFUL DANSEUSE. Popular Prices. , GRAND AM) LYRIC. 1 ' LEAGUE FOOTBALL. -J? LEAGUE FOOTBALL. ;m\ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. . ' OPENING 1929 SEASON. 'PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. PONSONBY V. DEVONPORT. NO. 1. 3 P.M. NEWTON V. MARIST 0.8. NEWTON V. MARIST 0.8. NO. 2. 3 P.M. fi KINGSLAND V. CITY. KINGSLAND V. CITY. NO. 1. 1.45. PT. CHEVALIER V. PARNELL. PT. CHEVALIER V. PARNELL. >i NO. 2, 1.45. BEMEMBER. TWO SENIOR CURTAINRAISERS WILL BE PLAYED ON SATURDAY. Follow the Crowd to Cnrlaw Park and See tho Good, Clean Game of League Football. ADMISSION: Ground. Gents. Is. Ladies 6d. Stand, Gents Is, Ladies Gd. IVAN CULPAN, Sec., A.R.L. TENDERS. JJUBLIC WORKS DEPT.—STORES. Tenders, closing 4 p.m on dates shown, and returnable to tne Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, aro invited for the Supply of 441-»-Steelwork. 7/5/2! i. 442—Copper Telephone \V-re. 14/5/20. Quotation forms may be obtained from Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, and ti.f JJlores Manager's Office, Wellington. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ' STORES CONTROL BOARD. Tenders, addressed to the Secretary, K.Z.G. Stores Control Board, Wellington, an<l marked ou the outside " Tender for (1) (2) ...... . will be /received at the Office of the N.Z.G. Stores Control Board. Wellington, up till 4 p.m on WEDNESDAY. May 22, .1029. Separate tenders are required for delivery at Auckland. Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin for a period of one or t-.vo years from August 1, 1929. Schedule No. 6.—Candles, Soap and Soda. •Schedule No. 23.—Bricks. Fireclay, Earthenware Pipe 3 and Fittings. Schedule No. 29.—Glue and Size. Schedule No. 30.—Polish (metal, floor, etc.) Tender schedules and conditions of contract may be obtained from the Public Works Offices at Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, and the Stores Control Board Office, 43, Ballance Street, Wellington. (1) Insert name of schedulo. (2)) Place. F. J. BROOKER. Secretary. TpRANKLIN ELECTRIC-POWER' BOARD. Tenders are invited for:— CONTRACT NO. 9G: For the Wiring and Installation Work of approximately 30 Premises in the Paparata, District. Copies of specifications and schedules can fce obtained from the undersigned upon payment of a deposit of 53 per copy which amount will bo refunded upon receipt of u bona-fide lender. lenders clo.se with the Secretary to the Board on THURSDAY. May 2,' 1929. T R OVERTON. M.1.E.E.. Consulting Engineer. P.O. Boi 29, Pukekoho. O CONTRACTOR S. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO BRITANNIA THEATRE. PONSONBY. Tenders for the above close at noon. TUESDAY. May 7. Lowest or any tender not necessarily ■cceptcd. Plans, etc., at office of /FREDERICK C. BROWNE. A.N.Z.1.A.. Registered Architect, York Chambers Victoria Street. Phone 44-959. rjp 6 i" "i, "o"r "g u m" e ~N Separate Tenders, addressed to the Under signed, will be received till 4, 19.9. for Ploughing 100 or 200-Acic Block Easy country, suitable for tractor. Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Further particulars, apply .T B THOMAS Mor rinsville. FiICE wanted raise House; also Alterations, good iob wanted.—Write C.. 4tj2, Herald. SPENDERS wanted for Drainage.—Par•l ticulars from Northern Export Co.. Strnnd. Parnell. SETS A WORLD STANDARD W FOR QUALITY IN ROOFING. THE REPUTATION OF "ORB" IS WORLD-WIDE. 7 "QUE" pORRUGATED JRON. Every User of Galvanised Corrugiiled Iron needs tho "Hardware Pocket Book." Write to-day to JOHN jyi'D., BOX 311. WELLINGTON. For Free Copy. WALSH ISLAND DOCKYARD AND EN GIN E E RIN GWOR KS. NEWCASTLE NSW The. New Zealand Representative would be glad to give personal attention to inquiries for Ships. Kerry Steamers, Tugs. Dredges, Barges. Floating Docks, and nli Floating Plant also Railway Carriages, Trucks Bogies Structural Steelwork, BridKCfl, Steel and Cast Iron Pipes, and General Engineering Requirements Write lo A. E. McGEE, Unx I#) 1. G.P.0., Auckland. ' roil 8A LB BY TENDER. llllU f'tHl f O OI'KRATIVK DAIRY 1 <;o ; , LTD. Mav 7, nrm fo» I,r fulfil A rtfi*. Willi t'iliiti, h-t'iMofil Iwllim!. ' " (t "«'*• Wbpi*;-' 1 rtiii'r* PtiJ'.M't}? t* ftffltt ...... i J f. tiffm-iuhtt, fMUhUUiU miifttrWixto
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20239, 26 April 1929, Page 24
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