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AMUSEMENTS. THIil MOST AND BEST. ATATIONAL "PICTURES. "hTATIO-VAr, piCTCRES. JNational iricrauEß tiione National -Ljctliies. NATIONAL piCTOUKS: aiCOA. RATIONAL pICTIjBES. ATIONAL 1 ICTUKES. l> ATIOKAL PICTURES. WIMiIAM FOX TRESENTS W lLr ' lAir T?i"ssKi.i,. cjnon \XTiTii pigE. » ILLIAM XtoSBELU ' >V ™ £, R^ITTILLIAM T>L'BBULU IN A ROMANTIC W" (,1> W ,i» PiSS Wn.i.iAM iVrssEi.u love song of ©hod ,v i,JSS TT7IIXIAM T?rSBELI., THE I'LAI.NS. yHOli \\7ITH XOjJJ*;W ii,i.[AM XVUSSEU.. dIIOD »*ITIJ f-Igf' WILLIAM -I3fSSl:r,I., RECOMMENDED BY 4JIIOD \\/ITII TfJ"*V> ILLIAM -tVrsSELL, CENSOR FOR ADCLT OIIOD ''ITU *_}RW. XXTILLIAM -I>I\SSKU,, VIEWa.NU ONLY. QUOD VXJITII Xflß^V\ ILLIAM -KrSHELU K>OOU V> ITU - 1 - IKE. INSI'IHED BY THE l"AMOl"S "BEDOriN'S LOVE SONG" : — From the Desert I come to thee. On n stnllion shod with fire; I love then, I love but theo. With n love that shall not die •Till the sun grows cold, And the stars nre old. And the leaves of the .Judgment Hook unfold. A STORY OK INTENSE DRAMATIC INTEREST, lIEPHTINO MANS PRIMITIVE KMOTIIINS TKEMINU WITH ACTION, TENSE SITUATIONS. AND W».nn MOTIVES DEJ'ICTI.Vi; LOVES DESPERATE FKiHT AOA-INST KVII'. HOtt A MAN'S MAN, Am.All) OF WOMEN, IS WUN BY XIIE GUKATEST OF URR SEX. A WOMAN'S RUAVE I'KillT FOR A KEOENEUATIOX OF A WOKTIILESS IIUSIiANU. ANU Till-: UNHEIJTIBII DEVOTION OF A BRAVB MAN. ril-NSHINi: /~i()MKl)Y. A LATCH "pYES. ©I XSIUXK VllMflHV, IN -I'ANUEROfS J-^YES. (JINSIIINK /IoiIKDY. EVERY I\AXGKI«.H'S I^YES. ►OLNSIIINK VouKW, SCENE. J-'A-NGKROVS -LYES. v> I'M nratilNC. YOUR FAUTV MUTT AND JEFF. FOX WOKLD'S NEWS. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. VTATIOXAL QRCUESTBA, piXEST j[N OVERTURE, "EHNANI" (VERDI), S P.M. SESSIONS: 11.1,1, I, L'.4r), 4.30. 0.10, S P.M. BOOK YOl'H SEATS, 8 P.M. SESSION.

" Everybody Goes to " EVRYB'DY'S." O-.VIXf; TO THE LENGTH OK THE rHOGRAMME ••.XUi-iJvH-i vs» surra the special sessions— "TTiruvß-ili-U" M nin - i;! "- :!45 - r> °' c - and 815 - ---"■"VKVB'U rS.,, Another Great Detective Drama. F| AY A "MISSION, j*D. EVRYB'DY'S." *~> •**• v fIIVIIDYS." HOCDINI EVUVK'DVS." Jn VRYB'DY'S." ~_,„. y-t A M F " ::E v ;ilffi> - »TgS gsSm Gα" k> •■ The rtcture of JOOO Thrills, nnd ••-Ljy'uvirDrfa." Tiir. loootn thrill is '.. Ei»2lninv'a'» lloudtnl, 0,000 feet above the Earth, jumps from one Aeroplane EX St-SRv v" "MACK SENXETT COMEDY." V UAI! D\ b. REKEJIVKS erhone 4402). ..-r-.v'SvS'Rv-f - » "T7I VRYB'DY'S" Great /ORCHESTRA. Ei-'SvH-nv-o'". "-EA"KYBDY'S " WkcUESTHA. ••"l-u-RYB'DY'3" Under*the Conduetorsulp of Mr. Percy IHinery, N.Z.E.F. .. hi vavß'ors!" every evening at s O'clock. ••-pvRYB-Dvs." rpnrnsDAY tjjvenixg— EVHVB'SrS" GALA BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR THE VRYBDYS." SICK AND ACCIDENT l-'L'ND OK THE EVRYB'DYS." fWTX TTIIRK 'DRIUADE. ■ , VRYBDY'S." - 1 - IKK -"JRIGADE. ••■pVKYB'DY'S." SPECIAL NOTICE.—NO FIND MOKE DESERVING OF ■• iJVKVB'DI. S. PUBLIC SUPPORT THAN TtAS! WHICH IS Foil THE "■pVHIBDI S. 111: Nl2l-IT OF THE BOYS IN" THE BRASS HELMETS WHEN •■ J^VRYB'DrS. , ; . 81t?K OR INJURED. "• E vRYR'DY's'" RESERVE Your Seats for THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. EVRYB'DY'S!" '-The ENTIRE PROCEEDS of the Evening lVrformanccs VBYB'DY's!' (after (! p.m.) will be devoted to the Fund. •' T7IVRYBDYS." YYEI)DIN<;. .. Jlj VKYB-DY'S." ' * EDDING. " TTiVKYB'DY-S." ATTEDDINU. •■-CiVRYB'DY'S." '* EDIUMi. EVRYB'DY'S." W KUI " Nu - VRYBDY'S." - ** BDDI.VQ. '.'■Ev' K vn.nv'e" On FRIDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, at 2.15 p.m. " -TiV-ROTDvI:" * Doorß °P en ] «>- ---•■-CJv-RYB'DY'S." Will be Celebrated " EVERYBODY'S" Wedding Ev-RYBDYS." x nn JJ-ai-i-y -Dridal -»-air VRYBDYS." WII.I. ARRIVE AT 2.15 SHARP, and you nro requested to " "pV'RYB'DY'S." kindly be seated before that time. .*.'i,y.' I ?Y i ß ."nY.'| , .'.' THE MANAGEMENT HAVE BEEN' REQUESTED NOT TO «Ev' virnrs" PUBLISH THE NAMES OF THE lIRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. "-riV-KYP-DY-S" ljUt - vo " probably know them well, and will be surprised when " -CJV'RYB'DY-S." - vuu see theui - EVRYB'DY'S.'' * . rpilE TDRIDE V'RYB'DY'S." J- HE -Dride "Ev'ryß'DY'S" • Is one of ,lle Most Charming Debutantes of the Hiy, and EVRYB'DY'S.'" , rpilE TJRIDEOROOM VRYB'DY'S." ■*■ HE JJIUDEUUOOM "Ev'BWrS" IS " c " Unown ln Athletlc Circles, where he Is very greatly esteemed. V'RYIi'DYS." ■ X - 11K JJ -ARRIAGE "^EREMONY Will be eondu*cd hy a wpllknown find popular Incumbent, and •• Uy'BYß'pr R. will be marked by the dignity and decorum suitable for the occasion -ESSwSrS" THE -Sg-^r^w^aSirggS l MACKAY AND do> WII ' L ■'Ev-RYB'DY'S> THH -TSubt^-iS , 5X TIIAT ° REAT PIRM - ™US EVRYB'DYS" <Ot I!r> LlL> " Alt Eot MOST.BEAUTIFL-Ii DESIGN VRYBDYS." A FX A?JJJi , I fiJSE, JHOTOOnAPII OF 'JMIE CEREMONY AND •-prRYBDY'S." iVn*f E! jT B D WK TAKE * BY THAT WELL-KNOWN » •II'VRYB'DY'S." FIRM. W. 11. BART LETT -AND CO. E VRYBDY'S." EVERYBODY'S GREAT AUOMI3NTED ORCHESTRA AND f'HOIR VRYB'DY'S." WILL RENDER SELECTIONS FROM "TUB MESSIAH " '.'.Eviivn-nv's'" And Afterwards will be ITesented . " TTIVHYIIIJrs." That Play by Sir John Barrle, •• JIiV'RYB'DY'S." " ]Vr AI ' X aud T^BMALE." EVRYBDY-S." "■"*■ ALE J? EiIALE." VRYB'DY'S." . NO SEATS WILL BE SOLD AT THP nnnn« ASV l " YOU WIS " to°atte^u T rSJTu R ST ••TTIVRYB-Dfl." B 00 ? Y OLIJ REATS. " ii'VKYB'DY'S." ioun ©EATB. " TJIVIIYB'DY'S." BOX PLAN WILL OPEN AT TIIETIIE4TRF AT n n-.-tr.r-i.- r>v liilil • eftSSSS rRICES FO « FRIDAY ALTERNOON- 11 OINTMENT. .. Hi VRYB'DY'S." CIRCLE, 4/; STALLS, 2/ (PLUS TAX) EVRYB'DY'S." ' •"VfALB and TTIEMAI.E." VRYB'DY'S." " i>l ALE EMAIF"

IN KEMORIAM. HUNTER. —In loving memory of dearest Mabel who departed this life on August 14, 1910. oVine Is fha face we loved bo dear, Slleut the voice, we loved to heir; Gone too far for sight or speech. But not too far for our thoughts to reach. Inserted liy her loving mother-in-law and brother-in-law, Mrs. X, Hunter and A. D. Muirter. HUNT£K. —In loving memory of our dear 6Lster-ln-law Mahel, who entered Into rest on August l-J, 1910. A loving: wife, a mother kind. A beautiful memory left behind : * Her heart was Rood, her spirit brave, She now lies silent in her grave. Inserted by her loviug slster-in-lnw mid brother-in-law. Eva and Ben, and family. HOiTEU. —In loving memory of our dear ■friend Mrs. Hunter, who departed Ihls life on August 14, 1010. U, God, our help In nges past. Inserted by her loving friends SI, and L. Cameron. JEROME. —In fond and loving memory of my dear mother, who passed away on August 14, 1919; also my dear brother •Ben, who died suddenly at Trent ham Military Hospital on July' 27, IM.G; aged 21 ream. Silently the shades of evening. Gather round our lonely door. Silently they bring before us Loved ynea we shall see no more. Inserted by her Jovinf daughter and eou-ln-law, AY. and E. Hunt. McLAUCHLAN.—Josephine who departed this life on , August 14, 1017. R.I.P. Inserted by her loring husband and Eons. MeLAUGIILA'N".—Of your charity pray for the repose of the soul of Mary .McLauglilan, who passed away on August 14, 1917. R.I.P. . . . Gone but not forgow.en. Inserted by her sorrowing sister and brother-in-law, Nellie and Harry. SHRrMSKT.—In sad and loving memory of ■my dearly beloved husband. Alfred Shrlmskl, who passed August 10, May Tils soul rest In peace. Inserted by his loving wife and son. SHRTMSKI.—In loving manor? of Alfred E. 'Shrlmskl, who .passed away on August His loving smile and kindly ways Are pleasant to recall; He had a pleasanj; smtle for each And died beloved by all. ' , Inserted, by J.W. and P.M. DURING Sickness a reliable Hot Water Bag is a treasure. Doctors and nurses know NORTH BRITISH RUBBER BAGS are superior. The Unique stopper never cak=- ■-->-•<.• mc l/uiiid uu ueck of the bag.

BEREAVEMENT CARD rece ved 7nrtSS2 : ?J S ° f0 " florul ' emblems icielied, Including Opuu school children MRS. W. IUTCIUE AM) nUGHTFR deeply appreciate many kindnesses shown during their m-ent sad bereavement aiwi for i e ettW hil ,", k "" rclatl, "« ■">■! Wend, ror letters, telegram*, cards, and floral emblems received; alao to thank Dr Alcklu and Nurses of Auckland Hospital rUWERAI. DIRECTORS. p LITTLE AND SONS. i jT D.. Undery. tnkers and Embnluicrs, "Mnrble ArclV Hobson St.. Auckland, I'houe 5(11. v VyATNHY Si BUN, Undertaker aid » » Embalmer. Phone 534 A. Newmarket Ck^plrtJS|_^> INKS AND HALL, Undertakers and Kmbalraers, Shortland St Auckland BUS '' 3a2 ' l * rlrate ' la^T aDd l 8 2» rp J. McIVOR AND SONS, Undertakers 2UI (2 rings). v YXfESTERN PARK FLXEIUL CO W y I'onsonby Hd. Jas. Weir, Manager! TAS. JAMIESON, Funeral Undertaker 27 v Beljjlum St. (late Upper Qoeeu St.)! near Newton East School. 'Phone 258. B BIIXIARDS. B| I L I A It !Q S. G-RAXD CHARITY TOURNACHEXT, Iv aid of Sister Esther and the .Little Sisters of the I'oor.. 730. — TWO SESSIONS DAILY. Held at the Auckland Sports Club Rooms, H.M. Arcade. • TO-NIGHT, 7.3o—Warren (Amateur Champion o£ X.Z.) scr. t. Mason (950). MONDAY, 2.3o—Thompson (230) v. LJoyd f2SOj. 7.3o—Valentine (90) v. Brlnsdeu f250). Admission: ]/ and 2/. Season Tickets, 20/. 635 "PALESTINE AXD EGYPT, ,, illustrated ■*- by William Bradley, Next Friday Night. Watch the papers. 520 "TTTANIWHA" Boap ha» Retolutlonisea ■*- fhe Art of Washing. H THE nourishing-and building properties of VAN HOUTEVS COCOA make it the Ideal food for feeding mbthere and Invalids. Ask j-onr grocer. Refuee ettbstltutes. D