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AMUSEMENTS. TJITA TOLIVET . -MUTA "OLIVET BITA . TOLIVET ITA *» OLIVET In a Pictnrisation of Elinor M. Ingram's Extraordinary RomanceTEIE HE vJ NAFRA'ID. THE TTNAFKAID. HE *-* NAFUAID. Kita Jolivet, who is featured in the Famous Player Production, had the unenviable experience of being on a boat torpedoed by German "Kulturlsts," she being a passenger by the LUSITAXIA. She was one of the fortunates to be saved. Ji Is a curious incident that the Photoplay in which New will make the acquaintance of MISS POLIVET is a HIE TTNAFRAID, - Uii *J NAFKAID, And at THE T YRIC. HE J-'l-KIC. miiß • TtBlC Direction: Hayward's Pictures, Ltd. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. THIS EVENING, AT 8. rpHE XTXAFRAID. - 1 - HE U NAFKATD. Michael Balsic is employed by the Dual Empire to stir up a revolution, and for this purpose is given a large sum of money. He goes to Paris to buy ammunition, and then squanders the money. The representative of the Dual Empire calls and demands the return of the money, so Michael is obliged to raise a large sum of money In a short time. He meets Delight Warren, an American heiress, and plans to marry her and so obtain control of her money. The story Is captivating, full of tense and thrilling moments. THE HISTORY OF A BIG THEE. .Interest LULU'S LOST LOTHARIOS Comedy THE LATEST WAR NEWS Topical UNLOCK V LOUEY Comedy Sydney Drew in the Lead. LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. In Selections Rare and Beautiful. ALSO AT THE WEST END THEATRE. GLOBE. 'f\ L O B E. PICTURES. *J p L 0 B E. pLOBE. A GREAT ARTIST IX A GREAT PLAY. MAURICE The most popular film artist MAURICE in every country. MAUKICE FIRST among male performers in "The Pictures" COSTELLO competition, with 220.530 COSTELLO votes (131,375 over the next COSTELLO nearest). IN' rpHE /CRIMINAL. m H E r\ X I il I N A L. A Play so strong as to make you oblivious to your surroundings, and yet so, tender as to be comparable only to the dainty fragile things of life. HERE IS SOMETHING CHIC, rpHJE TjTOUKTH T ADV. Deliriously Daring,,.-A Marvel of Artistic '" ■ Cleverness. PALACE THEATRE. NEWTON. ALA'CE CONTINUOUS PICTURES. PALACE 2 to 5 p.m., 7 to 10. PALACE PALACE THE INTRIGUERS. PALACE THE INTRIGUERS. PALACE Lubin Star Feature Drama. PALACE IN 3. Large Parts. PAI.ACE THE RED SIGNAL. PALACE THE RED SIGNAL. PALACE Kaleni Drama. PALACE CONEY ISLAND PALACE) NIGHTMARE. PALACE Vita. Drama. PALACE. .GCSSLE THE GOLFER, PALACE Keystone Comedy. I PALACE

LEGAL NOTICES. VirlEß ASD gMITB, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. AjSLP. BUILDINGS. QDEBS STREET, AUCKLAND. MONEY TO LEND OX LAND AND STOCK At Low Interest. M ISS E. ,M ELVIIiL BSOLICITOR, UNION BUILDINGS, CUSTOMS STREET EA», Opp. Parnell Tram Terminus. Money to Lend on Freehold Security. .- ■ B . , c , /; T\EYaB,E,. I'jy-ARTIIJ AND . pRENDERGAST, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, * LEGAL CHAMBERS. WYNDHAM STBEET. AUCKLAND. Money to Lend at Lowest Current Rate*. '' a i MEETINGS. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OP ■"- ENGINEERS. AUCKLAND BRANCH.An EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL MEETING will be held In the Central (Hall, Cook Street, oh WEDNESDAY EVENING, March, a, at .7.30. Business: Consideration re Court's Amendment of Engineers' Award. ' Organiser S. J. Elston and others wiU address the meeting. All members in the district are urgently requested to be in attendance. ■H. RIGBY. 3 Secretary. QITT OF AUCKLAND. J. C. MAOKT MEMORIAL. I INVITE THE CITIZENS TO ATTEND pUBLIC J^JBETING IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON THURSDAY, 2nd MAiRCH, At 3 o'clock p.m.. To Consider the Question of takinjr -stens to establish a suitable Memorial to th P late Mr J. C. Macky. J- H. GUNSON. Mayor. February 28, 1916. 533 PUBLIC NOTICES. p U B L I C NOTICE. I hereby challenge anyone to prove 'that either my wife or myself is a German ami I hereby, give notice that I will take proceedings against anyone who states that either my wife or myself is a German. SOLOMON MILLER Ti, Grey Street, Auckland. 36 U R G E N T NOTICE. BOARDINGtHOUSE-KEEPERS. ■All Boardinghoase-keepers cited in cone^. oa *i vlt !j.- the dispute now .before the Arb tratton Court are urgently reqnested to n ~?■ attend aw:e at tlie Supreme Court BuiHing TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNING at 10 o'clock sbanp. to show should not >be made parties to a proposed Award lor Boacdinchousekeeitets,' • ' S. B. WRIGHT. Cβ Emplrrrrs' nw<rp.^pnb;t'.-<>.