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Auckland Star, Issue 123, 24 May 1919, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. ■ no dull moments at tvtationaii pictores. "vtational t>ictureß. -National -Pictures. ■ -National ■*-ictuhes. national tjictures. twtational tjictures. ational ictures. j-> ational -t ictures. national "pictures. "njational tpictures. ational -l ictures. ,— ational ictures. NATIONAL TJICTURES. "VTATIONAIj TDICTURES. ATIONAL X ICTURES. ATIONAL -L ICTUUES. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE SMILING ATHLETIC STAR, riEOUGE VX7ALSII, milE Tr ID T s P< LEVER - V-TeORGE **AI.SH, IN A J- UK -"-S V^LEVER. GEORGE \X7ALSII COMEDY DRAMA rpHE T/"ID TS pLEVEII. EORGE »>ALSII WHICH J- HE -»-S GEORGE WALSH BREAKS ALL RECORDS rpHK TTID TS fiLKYKK. EORGE '»AI,SII FOR SPEED J- HE X S GEORGE TX7ALBII VIM, ' rpilK jrU) TS /"XLEVKR. EORGE VV ALSH AND -LIIE -"-ID -*-S V^LEVER. OKORGE \T'Al,sn TIIKILLS. rpHK T*" ID T S fl'' EVEII - EORGB t> ALSH. J-S V^LEVER. THIS I'RODUCTION MAY SAFELY BE CALLED \ C E I. F A DVERTISE K. -A- ijki, f Advertiser. ANYONE WHO SEKK -THE KID IS CLEVER" WILL NOT REST SATISFIED INTII. THEY HAVE TOLD THE FIRST FRIEND THEY MEET ALL ABOUT IT. A STORY WHICH HAS A THRILL AND A LAUGH IN EVERY FOOT Otf FILM. The hero goes through painful adventures, runs deadly risks, falls headlong into traps, walks deliberately into danger, takes his life iutu his hands, courts certain death, and rescues the heroine '■ A FAST-MOVING, THRILLING COMEDY-DRAMA, \ orNSHINE pDMEIiY. MAKES THE rpHE TTUTAL ]\TARRIAGE. XI. OrNSHINE V-OMKDY. WORLD LAUGH. J- HE -*- ATAL* -""-ARRIACK. AC3UNSHIXE riOUKDX. ANOTHER (IUKAT milK T7VATAL A.fAUIUAGE. OrNSHINE I.AIGH -*-HK X ATAL -"-»-ARRIAOE. \ C3CXSHINB ,pOMKI)Y. PRODUCER. milE TT'.ATAL ATARRIAGE. Xi. iOuNSIIINE XHE -«- ATAL -"XaRRIAGE. COME AND BE CONVULSED AND CONVINCED. •TOT LUCK IN THE ARMY" MUTT AND JEFF. FON NEWS TOPICAL. HUNTING THE ZEBRA INTEREST. SUGAR CANE INDUSTRY INTEREST. ■V , ATIONAL rvRCIIESTItA. "piNEST IN AUCKLAND. OVERTURE, "FAME AND GLORY" (MATT), S P.M. SESSIONS: 11, 12.50. 2.40. 4.30, G. 20, S P.M. SATURDAY PRICES:— AFTER G PM: STALLS. !H1: CIRCLE, 1/1: DRESS CIRCLE, 1/7; RESERVED, tld EXTRA. NO HALF-PRICE. MEETINGS. PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc. "VTOTUERS , THOUGHT GUILD. ■*■*-•- f~i LOBE FISHING CLUB. PUBLIC MEETING. TO-MOKROW MAY 2T> TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 27. P.M. Leaves Railway Whnrf at •) 1". t m GRAFTON LIBRARY, Mt. Eden Road. Leaves !?„ 1° B Turin-i Subject: -Cliild Training teudlng to ' er "• *""," „ ~ , Moralltr " Fare, 3/6. Bait Provided. NURSE CHAPPELL. S4 G. B. MAJION, Secretary.

All Women interested in the Welfare of Children are invited to attend. 11 T> L E A S X NOTICE. M R M ACE ' S M ISSU)X Will be Held (l>.V.) I.V THE TENT NEXT TITE PUBLIC S'CII 1O OL, X X WQiA UK ET, On LORD'S DAY, :'. and 7 p.m. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND TUIUSDAY, 7.30 p.m. All Welcome. No Collection. 5113 "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANT, -L> LIMITED. Notice is hereby Riven that the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held In the Company's Office, Quay Street, on WEDNESDAY, May 28th, at 12 Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors and Balance-sheet for the year ending Mar v 31st last, to elect Directors In place of those retiring by rotation, to appoint Auditors, and to transpauy. By order of'the Board of Directors. CHARLES RANSON, Manager. Auckland, May 13, IUIO. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. The Transfer Books of the Company will be Closed from TUESDAY. May 2Oth, to THURSDAY, May SttJi, both days inclusive. By Order of the Board of Directors. CHARLES RANSON, Manager. Auckland, May 19th, 1919. 502 QRPIIAN HOME TRUST BOARD. The Fifty-eighth Annual Meeting; of the Subscribers and Friends of the Institution will be held in the Diocesan onicp ou PHIDAT, MAY »rtli. at 4 p.m., to receive the Iteport and Balance-sheet and to Elect Six Members of the Board for current year. All frieuds of the Institution invited. CARLTON HAY, ■"•35 Orphan Home Trust Board. JJILL AND pLL'MMER, T TD. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Company will be held on MONDAY. June !»th, 1010, at .'! p.m., in the Chamber of Commerce. Swanson Street. To Receive Reports of Directors and Auditor, for the past year, and any other business that may be brought before the meeting.

The Transfer Books of the Company will lie closed from MONDAY, May 2Gtli to MONDAY. June 'Jth, both days inclusive. By Order of th» Hoard of Directors. V. PLUMMER. 117 Secretary. MOTOR 'BUS SERVICE. vyAIKUMETE CEMETERY. _ Calllnnn's » » Motor Bus will leave Three LainDs Sunday, ut 2.20. Fare, 2/(> return Phone 2170 A. gg| AIKUMETE cITm~E~T ¥ B V TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Bus wiji leavo lit. Albert Tram Terminus, 2pm and 5 p.m.; Cemetery, I p.m. and 4 nm Return Fare, 2/.— F. WILLIAMSON, s gT. JJELIER'S JJUS. PASSING PUREWA CEMETERY. TIME-TABLE. WEEK DAYS— Leave St. Heller's—T.ou, D.20, It a.m., 1.30, 4.0. 5.15 p.m. Leave Tram Terminus (Remnern—S.23 10.0, 11.30 a.m., 2.5, 4.45, 5.43 p.m. SUNDAYS— Leave St. Helier"s—o.so a.m., 1.0, 1.43 330 8:30 p.m. Leave Tram Terminus (Remuera) —10.20 a.m.. 1.30, 5.0. G.O. 0.15 p.m. Also runs to Purewa as required on Sunday Afternoons. Luxurious Now Motor Bus. Unsurpassed Views. S4 L. J.- KEYS. TEACHERS OF DANCING. DANCING— Miss Spencer's Classes for Fox Trot. One Step, etc.| every Friday. Particulars 23, Vincent St. Tlione 2237. GO3 ADEAXE'3 DANCING SCHOOU MUNRO'S lIALL, PONSONBY ROAD. MONDAY—Beginners, at 7.30. TUESDAY—Advanced, at S. THURSDAY—Beginners, at 7.30. SATURDAY—Advanced, at S. The Most Select and Popular School in Auckland. c TRANCING—MISS SPENCER'S CLASSES -l- , Mon., Wed., Thurs., 25, Vincent S< 8 p.iu. Foresters- Hall, Tuesdays, s p'm Sat.. 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Private Lessons by appointment. Terms, 25, Vincent St l'lione 2237. 3 N A V V L X AGUE. AUCKLAND BKANCH. Mr. A. W. Harrison's name was unfortunately muiited from the ltet of published nominal lons, a≤ a Member of the Executive A. KURT. .Tun.. oU * Hon. Secretary.