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Auckland Star, Issue LI, 24 May 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. DRINCBSS fp H E A T R B. A.RINCESS J-HEATRE. Direction: Dominion Picture Theatre Co., Ltd. CROWDS On Saturday genuinely testify CROWDS to the Entertainment we CROWDS present. Without the slightest exaggeration we certainly give our patrons the healthy entertainment they desire. We have never failed once iv our promise. WE NEVER EXPERIMENT. /TIHE TiIAMOUS TTAWAIIANS. -*-HE A AMOUS AAAWAIIANS. fPHE TTIAMOUS XXAWAIIANS. J-WE A AMOUS AAAWAIIANS. rnHE TTUMOUS TTAWAIIANS. X HE A 1 AMOUS AJ-AWAIIANS. Cheered to the Echo. Recalled again and again, ; the vast audiences refusing to let them leave the stage. THEY WILL APPEAR AGAIN TO-NIGHT AT 8.43 SHARP. Supported >by Australia's Own Star in Excelsis, exid t>enxett, nid -Dennett, > in • rniiE -yißTuous rreiiEF, A-HE v. IRTUOUS J-IHEF, ' A Paramount Picture. Also, A Roaring Comedy by AL ST. JOHN, entitled, CLEANING TTP. LEANING UP. All The J.atest AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE Australian News, AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. Frank Egerton, Conductor. DAY PRICES: D.C., 1/1; Stalls, Cd; Reserves, 2/1. NIGHT PRICES: D.C. 1/7; Stalls, 1/1. 'Phone QBUA, ' Flan at Richardson's. THE HAWAIIANS PERFORM WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2.43. BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. "D" WARD. ' SUPPLEMENTARY ROLL. Notice is hereby given that applications for enrolment on the above will be received at the Council Office, New North Road, Morningside, until 0 p.m. on TUESDAY June 1. 1920. Electors already enrolled but who did not exercise their vdte at the Municipal Election held In April of last yea», will need to make application, for re-enrolment, their names having been struck off the Roll for nonexercise of their vote, as required by law, if they wish to vote at the By-clectlou to be held on loth of June. H. UTTING, Town Clerk. Morningside, May 20, 1020. 517 DENTISTRY. MY OWN SPECIAL METHOD OF PAINLESS EXTRACTION « Possesses Many and Great Advantages Which are Distinctive. 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FuU particulars and prospectus are obtained at the Office. MISS M. G. E. BRAIN, Principal. MISS E. B. M. BRAIN, Manager. P.O. Box 87. Phone 981 A. AR -pHE piOLLEG'E FOR "RESULTS. ', T> A S T E N* S /COMMERCIAL rrtRAINIXG QOLLEGE - 'PHONE 27«. SHORTHAXD. BOOKKEEPING. TYPING. GENERAL OFFICE WORK. ALL CLASSES N O W RESUMED. FEBRUARY o—Speed Sessions. Bookkeeping Course. Evening Classes In Shorthand and Typing ENROL NOW. Principal: MISS C. BASTEN, A.N.Z.A.A. T>ASTEN'S TfOR "RESULTS. tSrOM APPRENTICE TO " CBIEF." You've looked with longing eye upon the "Chief." He had to start at the beginning, however, and work aud study until he obtained his "Chief's Ticket." The power lies within YOU to become chief engineer—the position with respon-' slbttlty and hlgJi . salary. Study is the Secret of success. Begin now and prepare yourself for the Government Examinations and rise from | the ranks. ■■ '> " LEARN AT ' BOWER'S ENGINEERING j - • SCHOOL. 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