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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 63, 14 March 1918, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. maE LEADING PICTURE THEATRES And Their Star Features To-day. LYRIC "They're Off!" QUEEN'S "The Princess of Park Row." EVERYBODY'S "The Volunteer." PRINCESS "More/Truth than Poetry." STRAND "They're Off!" LYRIC Symonds YRIC Street. THIS EVENING AT 8. ENID BENNETT In "THEY'RE OFF!" A Thrilling Drama of the Turf. Also, Sixth Episode "The Neglected Wife." QUEEN'S QUEEN'S. UEEN'S QUEEN'S. A Great Battle Spectacle in one of a Great City's Most Dangerous Dens. MILDRED MANNING MILDRED MANNING. In • " THE PRINCESS OP PARK ROW." "THE PRINCESS OF PARK ROW." And Sixth THE NEGLECTED WIFE. Episode of THE NEGLECTED WIFE. "T7<VERYBODY'S Continuous Queen Street MADGE EVANS In " THE VOLUNTEER." Also in the Picture: June Elvidge, Kitty Gordon, Ethel Clayton and Montague Love. Sessions: 11, 12.50. 2.40. 4.30, 6.20 and 8. PRINCESS. OLGA PETROVA. IUNCESS. OLGA PETROVA. PRINCESS. A Marvellons Metro. PRINCESS. MORE TRUTH THAN PRINCESS. POETRY, PRINCESS. MORE TRUTH THAN PRINCESS. POETRY. PRINCESS. And PRINCESS. Biplane's Historic Victorian PRINCESS. Derby. PRINCESS. The Greatest Race Picture PRINCESS. Ever Filmed. STRAND Continuous, Tit AND Queen Street. To-day at 11, 12.50, 2.40, 4.30, 6.20. and 8. ENID BENNETT ENID BENNETT In " THEY'RE OFF ! " Also, "The History of the War" Series, including Departure N.Z. Main Body. , OPPOSITE G.P.O. CLARA UIMBALL YOUNG In "THE HEART OF THE BLUE RIDGE." Supported by Sixth Chapter "TIIE MASTER KEY." And CHARLIE CHAPLIN In One of His CHARLIE CHAPLIN Humoresques. The Favourite of All, Who Never Fails to Make You Laugh. GLOBE. GLOBE. LOBE. GLOBE. LIONEL BARRYMORE and GRACE BALLENTYNE In . " DOREEN'S DIVORCE." Another Five-act Metro Wonder Play. CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN In "HIS PREHISTORIC PAST." DON'T Forget the MERCER REGATTA, on SATURDAY, APRIL 20. B4 PUBLIC NOTICES. RATIONAL T»OARD. INQUIRY RESPECTING NATIONAL EDUCATION AS • APPLIED TO "PROFESSIONS, TRADES AND INDUSTRIES. The National Efficiency Board hereby notifles. that in pursuance of the powers conferred upon it by an Order in Council dated February 2T, 1917, it is proposed to hold a n Inquiry at its office in the Bank of New Zealand Building, Auckland, commencing on TUESDAY, March 19, 1918, at 11 a.m., before GEORGE ELLIOT Commissioner for the Auckland Military District, to receive such evidence as may be tendered, bearing upon education as affecting air persons engaged in industries, professions, and occupations. By the inquiry, which will extend over some considerable period, it is desired to elucidate the best course to be pursued the training of the youth of the Dominion, not only in personal knowledge and skill, but in civic responsibilities. Inquiries will also be commenced on the same day by other Members of the Board at Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. If found desirable, further sittings in other centres will be held on subsequent dates, to be announced In the local newspapers. Persons desirous of giving evidence at any sitting in the Auckland Military District should forthwith communicate with the undersigned, stating the points upon which it is desired to give evidence, so that suitable arrangements may be made to take such evidence. Persons desirous of giving evidence in the Wellington, Canterbury or Otago Military District should communicate with the General Secretary of the Board. Wellington, or the Secretary to the District Commissioner at Christchurch or Dunedin respectively. OLIVE K. BAKER, Secretary to Commissioner, Auckland Military District. National Efficiency Board, P.O. Bos 143, Auckland, March 11, 1918. i 506 JITANGERE CEMETERY BOARD. Notice is hereby given that on and after April Ist, 1918. the Breaking Ground Fee charged for the Mangere Cemetery will be raised from £1 to £1 10/ in the case of Adults, and from 15/ to £1 in the" case of children. ARTHUR S. HOLMES, Secretary. 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