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AMUSEMENTS. PARENTS. Ilcro is the Ideal Programme to Send (he Children to See. IT IS BOTH IXSTkW-TIVIO AND AMUSING. Alko, Both Pictures lmve born Approved by the Censor for Universal Exhibition. 1111111 l MAJESTIC WWII "This is the tfife"—il.O; 1.1.-i, 8.30, 8.80,'9.10 "Kamet Conquered"— l3.l3, ?.3-j, u.O, b.H). music — romance TaughterT"THlS £ o^e^rieIS Sometimes happy, sometimes T tjf unhappy-but whatever their LHiii fortunes, they nre such .a TJFE " Joyous pair that even the ljll > mbet Hardened theatre-Boer N. / will rock with laughter. GORDON HARKER, With BINNIE HALE. Appro ecu for Universal Exhibition. I in Addition : | SMYTiIK'S^UITiSII^MALAVAN prKAMETCONQUERED." ' [ Almost '' '"Ups above s«'a level- ! "Kamet Conquered," «»«•"«>» Himalayan giant. Approved for Universal Exhibition. PLANS AT MAJESTIC. TELEPHONE <3-210 KOK RESBRVKS. — SVMONDS ii ' £ -* ■ ■ - ( Direction : H. ■!• Iterrldse^L=== >Tn \if~sc:itk nsi MTTeTNHiht, at s. MAE WEST "The Come Up atMTSee MAE WEST ilu Sometime Girl, in "I'M NO ANGEL." Recommended b,, Censor for Adults t Uso 1 imri-1 and Hardy in "Beau Hunks. COMING TUESDAY— "PEG O , MY HEART." Tbrltannia] nt LA af7 p 3 s 6. 1 nst aiehi, Mne Wont and Cary Graut, in -SHE DONE HIM YVKOXG" RccommcndcU bu Censor lor Adults. DVD. MUM, nnd all the Family, in "THE HAYSEEDS." Approved Jor Universal Exhibition. "OLD KING COLE," Silly Symphony Cartoon in Colour. Commencing To-morrow : "Invisible Man"' and "Night Flight." VICTORIA THEATRE. DEVONPOKT. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. Buster Crabbe nnd Frances Dec, in "KING OF THE CIRCUS." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. ;

TO-NIGHT— —TO-NIGHT. PAN^> CABxVKET. Dancing 8.13 p.m.-11.15 p.m. Full Details of Dancing Competition and Prizes, commencing Friday Next. Ladles, 1/0 ; Gentlemen, 2/. Manager XIDIL EDGAR. RECEPTIONS. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY DISTRICT COUKT OF CONVOCATION. RECEPTION FOR GRADUATES OF THE y/EAR. The Reception will be held in the Women's Common Room, Students' Union j at S p.m., on WEDNESDAY, .May 9. M. R. O'SHEA, I ' Clerk of Convocation. MEETINGS. I rpO-MGHT, REMUKKA LIBRARY, 7. By request continuation of the most momentous lecture ever delivered in New Zealand. "THE SOLUTION TO NEW ZEALAND'S DEPRESSION PROBLEMS." Speaker: B. BECKERLEG. LL.B. Remucra Branch Douglas Credit. 7 gMALL MILK VENDORS. I A meeting of all SMALL Vendors will bo held in the DRUIDS , HALL, North ! Street, Newton, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) at 2 pin to consider the latest regulations of the Milk Council, and to organise a committee which will be truly representative of all SMALL Vendors operating in the district to watch their interests. J. WOODS. x 7 S. GUBB. QLD A'S ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE OLD A'S ASSOCIATION Will be held in the INSTITUTE ROOM, WELLESLEY ST SCHOOL, TO-MORROW (TUES.), MAY 8, 2.30 P.M I HELEN M. DONALD, Hon. Sec. "TvOUGLAS Credit Movement. —Meeting - 1 - , Members and Delegates, all branches affiliated with Auckland District Council, Monday Evening, Fort St. ■ 7 Credit Explained—Col. Closey, - 1 - , Tuesday, Bth, at 8 p.m., 143, Karangahape Rd., over Alf. Moore's. 8 TOILET SPECIALISTS. "JjiUGENE Waving, £ 1 1/ ; Genuine Permanent Wave, 10/6; work guaranteed. Pollock, 27, Security Bltlgs.; 42-129. D HAIRDRESSING, 33, Security Bldgs. Eugene School, all branches, professionally taught. Splendid opening for pupils. . D pUHMANENT •Waving. Wonderful result. ■f Marcel, Cutting, etc., at Edney's Salon, 5. Swanson St.. City. 41-015 A POWDER PUFF Salons, Karanganape Rd.—The very latest Permanent Wave la the Croquignole. Inquiries Invited. — I-hone 4C-71S, Dickenson. C VOGUE Powder is delicately refined, and the delight of all discerning women. Horsley's Pharmacy, Queen St. P / COAL AND FIREWOOD. A BAD idea not to save your pence—see this position in To-morrow's Paper. A BOVE HIT before deciding, phone 45-173. Maddaford Bros., tea-tree Blocks at lowest price xll A LL. Dry Tea-tree, 12 large sacks (one -"- ton), £1, delivered. —Waiheke Teatree Depot. Phone 40-358. ; D SACKS (not oags) Large Dry Tea-tree Blocks, 1/9; Coal, Coke, 4/4 sack, delivered. —P.O. Bos 1311. D U SACKS Rata, £1; 10 Mixed Blocks, £1. Tea-tree Supplies. Phone 43-377. 10 -tO SACKS Ten-tree (1 ton, 1 sack), £1; -*-" 6, 10/, delivered.—Phone 10-801. x 7 PIANO TUNING. ABANDON Mechanical Music. — Pianos thoroughly tuned, 5/: estimates free. Dominion Pianos, 173, Karangahnpe Rd. Phone 46-398. D A TWATERS, Civic ' Square, for efficient A workmanship ; Tunings, 7/6; Eef elting, Overhauls, Borer, Eradication, Polishing, Modernising; no payment unless work i satisfactory.—Thone 40-792. . P