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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 36, 11 February 1920, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. THE BOOM CONTINUES AT THE LYRIC. "The Leading T YRIC. YRIC. Evening -•-'YRIC. LYRIC. Picture • T YRIC. YRIC. House." "-YRIC. AGAIN fpO-NIGHT A T HOA GAIN '->-O-XIGHT **T I -OV. •AND FOR A FURTHER TWO MORENIGHTS ON-LY. BEAUTIFUL NORMA rnALMADGE, OR.MA X ALMADGE, In the Greatest "VTORMA mALMADG'E, rictnre A.~OR'MA J-AUMADGIE, of her "VTORMA fTIALM-ADGE, Career. ■*- ALMADGE, THE "NJEW "VfOON „ HE -!■> EW ill-OON Intensely Dramatic mHE I\TEW TIYOON Story, dealing J-lIK I>KW 1"-OON with the mHE "\TEW TV,TOON Experiences of a -M-IE -L> _}W -"J-OON Russian Princess ypillE "VTEW "\TOON nnder Bolshevism. -*-HE EW -i-U-oON The Old Moon goes to sleep on one ol lhe Greatest Crimes in History. THE NEW MOON Brings Love nud Happiness. In Addition: TjIINAL /-tHAPTER A is AL, V^IIAPTER Tj-eiXAL /-HHAPTER X TN - AL V7IIAPTBR OF "THE LIGIITXIXG RAIDER." OF "THE LIGHTXING RAIDER." Anel 'FIRST " l\rAX /~.,F "IjfIGTHT." EPISODE " I'J-AN "f i-M-IGHT." LYRIC SITPERTt ORCHESTRA. EXCLUSIVE ™ 7T-HE T VKIC XCd.USIVE A-O J-lIE -i-YRIC SPORTING. -£____!_£. rVHIXEMURI JOCKEY pLUII. A NNUAL JJACE ]\|EETIXG. AT I'AElteiA. SATURDAY AXD VyEDXESDAY, I.ITII AXD 17TH MARCH, PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. HURDLES HANDICAP. lSosovs. One mile and threc-tpuirtcrs. 'MAIDEN' HANDICAP. 17(lse>vs. Khe furlongs. NETHI-HTOX WELTER. lTOsovs. Seven furlongs. KARAXGAHAKE IIANDICA/P. 200sovs. Five furlonas. OIIIXEMURI CUP. ,-no.soys. One mile and 1 n-epiarter. KOMATA HACK. IROsovs. Six furlongs. PAEROA STEEPLES, lOOsovs. Two miles anel a-heilf. ST. PATRICK'S HANDICAP, 2.losovs. Six ■furlongs. SECOND DAY. SECOXD nURDLES HANDICAP, 17_sovs. tine mile and a-half. HIKI'TAIA HAe'K. 17e'sovs. Six furlongs. WAITEKAURI HAX-DICAP, ISOsovs. Five furlongs. •PAEROA HANDICAP. leMisovs. One mile. MIXERS' HACK: lOOsovs. Five furlongs. VAIKIXO WELTER. lTOsovs. Seven furlongs. m AUTUMN STEEPLES, ISOsovs. Three miles. WAIHI HANDICAP. 2.Vlsovs. Ms furlongs. All nominations. £1. Xomlnattons close* SATURDAY. February 21. 8 p.m., wltn See-rotary, l'aeroa, or Mr. «. t • Mark. Auckland. Pocket programmes on appU'-'----kJ_"" .h. POLAND, Sev-reiary. ryrAHCHU rpRO'iTiXG qi.ur. SDMMER MEETING. 'FEBRUARY 21 AND J.-,. 1020. ACCEPTAXCES for All Events to be run the First Day Close with the Se retary. Glee-eon's Buildlnss. on FRIDAY. February 13, 1020, at FIVE oYlock p.m. R. J.. AISS.OI.UM, 524 Secretary. % " l rp E J£ U1 T 1 JJ ACE S. V"EXT SATURDAY, JXST. ■ TIXCURSIOX TRAIN leaves Auckland at 6.4"i a.m.. stopping at principal stations: arrive Auckland ou return 11.30 p.m. Holiday Excursion Fares throughout Province on FRIDAY, 13th, and SATURDAY, 14th, available for return up to MONDAY, 16th. Visit the Races nnd the Waltomo Caves, aud enjoy a good outing. JXO. H. TRINNEAR. 513 Secretary. rp E KUITI RACES. NOTICE TO TRAINERS? Trainers will be well advised to bring STRAW for bedding-down purposes. J. H. TRIXNEAR, 514 Secretary. tTtEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TE KUITI RACES AT TE KUMI. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1920. A train will leave Auckland for Te Kuiti at 645 a.m. Return train leaves Te Kuiti at 5.20 p.m.. Te Kuuii depart 6.20 p.m. Holiday Excursion Tickets will be issued from ~nel, Onehunga, Cambridge. Rotorua. Waihi, Thames, Taumarnnui and Intermediate stations to Te Kuiti aud Te Kuml on 13th February, and from Auckland, Onehunga, Paeroa. Cambridge, Taumarnnui and intermediate stations by morning trains on 14th February, available for return up to and including 10th February, 1920. 5 03 BY ORDER. DANCING. Tv A N C_ ! N G ' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TRADES HALL. AND EVERY WEDNESDAY XIGHT. Messrs. Geo. Williams and Chas Weaver's Class. Tarker's High-class Orchestra of Three Instruments. Gents, J/6. Ladies, 6d. »—— -_-_-—— ---» TOILET SEECIAUSTS. ANEW HYGIENrC HAIR-CUTTING SHOP. For Boys, Girls and Ladles with Short Hair. We cut your hair as It ought to be cut, and linen Is washed in our own laundry. Special Hand Massage for Present Halrfalllng Epidemic. Shampooing, Manicuring, Face Massage. MRS. COLLEGE (Expert). First Floor H.M. Arcade, Queen Street. C TJONT T)YE Y OUR USE T^-APO "OEJUVENATING TT A I R TJ-ESTORER. Guaranteed to Restore Grey or Faded Hair to its original colour and benuty. Kapo is not a Dye. but acts by means of strengthening the roots of the hair. It cures Dandruff, prevents the hair falling out and promotes the growth of the hair. Bo sure it's Kapo. Price. 2/6 per bottle; posted to any address, 'if. Prepared and sold only by M. ECCLES. M.P.S., Consulting and Dispensing Chemist, 213, Ponsonby Road, Auckland. C ISS WRIGLEY, Gold Medallist—Hairwork. Fringes, Switches, Transformations: half price charged elsewhere. Special treatment «r«_r h_.ii.—l3, W_t_«_'i__sl(-£__