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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 64, 15 March 1916, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. | QNLY AT ITIHE I -piRINCESS AND QUEEN'S. pRINCESS AND QUEEN'S. PRINCESS AND QUEEN'S. ABSOLUTELY DISTINCT AND ENTIRELY DIFFERENT TO ANY OTHER PICTURE OF THE SAME NAME NOW BEING SCREENED AT OTHER THEATRES. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. m This unsolicited and magnificent tribute appeared in last night's "Star":— NORSE CAVELL PICTURE. (To the Editor.)'

Sir, —Kindly permit mc to call attention to the beautifully inspiring picture as portraying the tragic scenes in the life of the late Nurse Cavell. It eeems a pity that more attention is not drawn to the beauty of this picture, which in realistic fashion shows the noble self-sacrlflclng life of a noble v,otnan. During this sacred season of •Lent especially should such a picture have but one effect on people who wish to see a reflection of the One Supreme Sacrifice. Speaking from a personal viewing of the film as shown at the Princess Theatre, Queen Street, nothing could have been treated in a more dignified manner, there being no succeeding comics likely to take away the solemn effect produced by witnessing t<uch a beautiful picture.—l am, etc., Arthur P. Cowle, Flying Angel, Missions to Seamen, Auckland. A ■yERITABLE QENSATION. YESTERDAY'S HUGE AUDIENCES ABSOLUTELY SPELLBOUND. mO-DAY \ :sz> fTO-NIGHT. qTO-DAY A XD TOO-NIGHT. JT*O-DAY AST) mO^NIGHT. AND THENCEFORWARD. AND THENCEFORWARD. The Most Soul-stlrrlng Picture of the Century. BRITAIN'S NOBLEST MARTYR. A Picture that will Assuredly Become Famous. MANUFACTURED AND PRODUCED By J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Ami DIRECTED BY 31R W. LINCOLN. •VTURSE i-UVBLL. ■A-" UKSE V/J.VBLI.. ■vrntsE rvwicu. -L' UItSE V^AVEI.I NURSE /-IAVBLI. URSE' vJAVELI "VTURSE /^AVE-LL. -•-> rnsß V»AVBLL. "VTURSE /">AVELL. --> UItSE V^AVELL.

The victim of Germany's crowning infamy who, on th_ eve of ber tragic martyrdom, sent out this brave message:— "TELL MY' FRIENDS I GAVE* Ml LIFE WILLINGLY FOR Ml COUNTRY. I HAVE NO FEAI NOR SHRINKING. I HAVE SEE> DEATH SO OFTEN. IT IS NOi FEARFUL NOR STRANGE Tl ME." A stirring and inspiring Film which wll bring home to Aucklandcrs the true mean ing of devotion aud self-sacrUlce. SOLDD3RS OF THE KING, A VENGE -JO-URSE |"IAVELL. CIVILIANS, ENSHRINE HER IN YOUR MEMORY. All patriots' ardour leaps afresh to flame. Now millions hasten to avenge that volley'n sound. Whose irightful echoes speed all earth around. .riRBAT -QJCPrORTING T>ROGRA_4_IE. SESSIONS: PRINCESS—II.IS, 1.25, 3.55, 5.«, and 8 o'clock. QUEEN'S—I2.4O. 2.50, 5, 7.15, and 9.30 o'clock. J. F. MACMAHON, Manager. ROAD BOARD NOTICES. -pOINT CHEVALIER ROAD BOARD. | SPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAWS. Public Notice Is hereby given that a eeial Meeting of the Point Chevalier Road ard will be held In the Road Board Office, Int Chevalier, on SATURDAY, the 25th f of March, 1916, at tbe hour of 2 p.m. the afternoon, to confirm a Special Resoion passed by the -Point Chevalier Road ard ou WEDNESDAY, tbe 23rd day of bruary, 1910, such Special Resolution be- ; as lijUows:—

" The Point Chevalier Road Board, in pursuance of the powers and authorities conferred upon it by Tho Road Board Act, 1908, and the Acts amending the same, the Reserves and other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies Empowering Act, 1914, and of all. and every other power and authority thereunto lv that behalf enabling it, the Point Chevalier Road Board, by Special Order, make and ordain these By-laws." (Here follows the by-law.) The object or purpose of the said Bylaws is a_ follows:— To provide regulations for dressing and undressing, sea bathing, and conduct on the beaches: regulating costumes to be worn while bathing; preventing the destruction, darjaglng. or removal of any tree, plant, or shrub, or any patt thereof growing on or adjacent to tbe beaches, prohibiting' the removal or carrying away of sand, shell, rock, shingle, soil, or auy other thing; preventing persons depositing »ny rubbish, bottles, broken glass, cblnaware, garbage, tilth, dirt, tins, iron, or oienslve matter of any kind, or wilfully or carelessly break or destroy thereon bottles, glass, chlnaware, or any other thing; preventing any horse or horses galloping, cantering, trotting, standing, or being tethered ou any of tbe beaches or foreshores; providing that horses shall be excluded from beaches between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m.; providing that any person committing a breach of any provision of these By-laws-shall be liable to a penalty not exceeding Ten Pounds. A copy of the proposed Special Order is deposited for Inspection at tbe Office of the Board, Point Chevalier, and is open to tbe itspcctlon of the Public during office hours. A copy of the proposed Special Order Is also deposited at Stoddart's Store, Point Chevalier, nnd Morris' Store, Western Springs. Dated this 23rd day of February, 1016. WILLIAM MARTIN, Clerk, Point Chevalier Road Board. 509 MISCELLANEOUS. rtOOL, DELIGHTFUL, REFRESHING y t ? RI . N i Ka ran ** made *'ltii our Cordials, lOd and 1/ bottle. ! RE W S STORES, QUEEN STREET. A I piDICULOUS-Tles worth 2/6 beln- sold at , l/ «. Wl >ere? Tutt's, of course, Symonds St. BUIDOMAN AND BRIDGMA.VS Dissolu-' lion Sale.—Lace Curtains, 2}yds> 1/9 2/6, 3/G pair; 3yds, 4/3, 6/6; 34yds, 7/6, B'6 ? 9/6. Tapestry Table Covers half price. r 93 LISBON LEMON SQVAsS~~T/~ bottle "DEW'S - ' I STORES, QUEEN STREET. A mHE Durham Demonstrator 'Razor, the i A "safe Safety." Razor with one blade, 2/6. You ought to see it. Won{derfni value.—Hazard's, Queen St.