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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 221, 17 September 1919, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. Just Three Days More. And Every Day I the Crowds Grow Bigger. Come early! j STRAND — X.Z.'e — iCJTiRAND. TRAND — Largest — f^URAND. STRAND — AuU — iQT,KAMD. TRAiXiD — Finest — *3t,RAND. STRAND — Picture. — CJTRAND. TRAND — House. — S^TRAND. Dlreotion: Fullers' Pictures, Ltd. THIS AFTERNOON At 2.15 and 4 p.m. THIS EVENING At 7.15 and O p.m. Doors Open at 1,30 and O.W. • •■ * # • LAST rniIREE TfcAYS AST X lIKEE i-^AYS OF The King of Jesters in a Three-reel , Bombardment that calls for unconditional surrender of General Gloom. CHARLIE /-IIIAPLIX, UARI,IE CttARLIE fMiATLtS. HARLIE VJ'HA'PLIN SHOULDER A I!MS" HOULDER -t*-KMS" SHOULDER A RMS" HOULDEK -n-KMS" But There will be Screened, in ndditlon, An Entirely New Big Feature, Starring •The Great International Beauty and Fashion Model:— GABY T-VESLSS. Famous ABY -L'BSLYiS. Dancer, GABY TT\EBLY,S. and ABY -L'nsiA-S. Darling GABY TVESLY'S. of ABY JL/EiSLrS. Paris I Iq an Entirely French Production. " TNFATUATION." " J-.VFATrjATION." INFATUATION." NFATUATION." INFATUATION." NFATUATIONV WONDROUS DANCESDAZZLING DRESSES! Afternoon—Circle, I/O; Stalls I/. Evening—Reserves, 2/fi; Circle, 2/; Stalls, 1/. Plus Tax. Box l'lan at The Strand. QDEE.X' S. ADEEX , S. QUEEN , S. Q UEEX'S. TJRILLIAXT CmCCEBS OF A "DRILLIANT TJRODUCTION. TyjILDRED "yriLDRED J.JARRIS. TXARItIS. MRS. r-UIARLIE US. V-'HARLIB V^HAPLIN, In the Great Lavish, Lois Weber Film-riay offering, Entitled, THE T>RICB OF A OOD riTIJJE. I IIE X Uiorc OF A vToon THE "piUOE OF A nOOD frVLME. U-E J- RICE Oh" A "OOD J- IJLE. Artistic to a Degree. An Exquisite and Beautiful Production. QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. QUEEX'S. QUEEN'S. "VICTORIA. TYDYONTORT. * K'TORIA JL'nvOXT'ORT. ICTORIA. TO-NIOTJT. TH'UHS. iFIU. VICTORIA. A Goldwyn Feature. VPCTORIA. MAD MARSH VICTORIA. In VICTORIA-. "MONIFTY 3HAD " VICTOR TA. -'.MOXIEY 3fAD." VICTORIA. An Exciting Story wlfih. an VICTORIA. Occult Element. METRO (FILMS Will be Screened at the Globe Theatre COMMENCING FRIDAY. SEPT. 10. WAR LOANS. -yiCTORY W An JOAN. SUBSCRIPTIONS COMPULSORY. APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON SEPTEMBEU 25, 1010. Clients desirous of Subscribing by the Easy Method adopted by the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY Are advised to make early application. We can arrange your contribution without Interest, for any amount from £200 to £5000, and allow you from 5 to 10 years to repay the same. EXAMPLE. A person aged 31 next birthday may secure £1000 of Inscribed Stock by making 10 Yearly Payments of £50 14 2 Or 38 Half-yearly Payments of.. £26 0 0 In the event of your death during the currency of the War Loan Policy the Inscribed Stock, fully paid up, and without further liability, will 'be handed to your Executors (plus .bonuses added to date or. death If occurring after two years). War I Loan Policies effected by members of a flnn and assigned to the firm, such firm will be i may effect Policies and assign them to their i parents with the consent of the Public Trustee, provided they are over the age of 15 when the I'olicy is effected. We will be pleased to give you a quotation for any age or any sum from £200 to £5000. Apply at once to BUCHANAN AND RANKIN, Chief Representatives of New Business. Box, Do; Telephone 2021. 16 SUBSCRIBE TO THE VICTORY LOAN Through J. .IOLLEY , THOMAS, REGISTERED SIIAREBROKEK, THIRD FLOOR. ELLISON CHAMBERS. PHONE 320. P.O. BOX 312. STO COUNTY NOTICES. AfANUKAU COUXTY COUNCIL. 1. —Special Roads Loan of £30,000, Mangere Riding. 2. —Special Machinery and Buildings Loan of £9,000 (whole County). 3.—Spec-lal Bridges Loan of £3,000 (Wairoa Riding). 4.—Special Bridges Loan of £2,000 (Special Rating Area, Turanga Riding). A Toll or Ratepayers will be taken in connection with each of the above proposed i Loans on SATURDAY, the 27th day of I September, 11)19, between the hours of • 9 a.m. aud 0 p.m. The PoUing Booths will be: Council Office, Gleesou's Buildings, High, Street. Mangere Public Hall. Mnngere Bridge School. Manwn's Garage, Mangere Crossing Fapaioetoc Public Hall. Ea--t Tamaki Public HsUl. J Manurewa Public Hall. Alfriston Public Hall. Clevetion Public Hall. Ardmore Public Hall. Maraetai Public School. I Whitford Public 'Hall. I Howiok Public Library. Mr. Alex. BeH"a residence. • Paknranga. ALEXANDER DAVID BELL. Chairman. Auckland, 2nd September, 1918. 535