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AMXJSEMKNTS. rpiVOLl • The Theatre -L[VOL[ O£ riMVOLI Big J-IVOLI — Attractions! TO-XIUIIT A T t O-XIGhHT -"-T <->• We have Pleasure in Presenting the D. VT. GRIFFITH'S MASTERPIECE, IX rr TiiEELS, " rnp.uii TTEAR-r ousiE." - J-HUB -tIIIAHT •^LSIE."" "npVHL'IO TTBAKT CJUSI'E." "J-RCE -LLEART OI'SHS." " HTIRUE TT.BAKT OUSIE." " x lifK "-EAKT »DSHS." '■mHUE TTEART ttCSIE." "J-HUE -O-BART *->USIE." "■ '• nWUB TTEART CUSIE." "J-RfK -tIBART ►J'rSl-E." " rrVRUK TTBART QCWE." " -i-nvK -lLeaut " Interpreted bj- a Grcnt Topular Cast, In-cludlng X ILLIAX f~\ 1811, - • •".ILLIAN vJISH, T lI.LIAX- ISH, VXiijH, TILLIAX -LILLIAN vJis]i, T lI.LIAX fIISH. XiILLIAX ROBERT TTAIIHOX, OBEOKT -D-AHBON, ROB EllT TTAIffION, OBEKT -O-ARKOX, ROBERT TTAROION, OBBKT AJ-AMON, ROBERT TIAHiRON', OBEKT JCLaRRON, C LARIXE QEY.MOUR LARIXE £>EYMOTU C'LAKIXE QEYLMOTK LARIXE O'Ei-jiOfß KAY.MOXD ptiXXOX, AY.MOXD RAYMOND /"tAXXOX, AY.MOXD vAIXXON E- TC- •■ rpnrjE tt ■β-aht CJCRIE." '•J-HL-E -Q-EART ©u'Sl-E." A Srory of the everlasting struggle between the sllkcn-ankled wielder of th<- powder-pufT and Up-stlck and the simple little true-hearted girl whose cheeks had never known tile touch of rouge. Titri: xTKAHT csrsiE." KITE rijoAUT ©USIE." " £he showed more ankle than sho did cood Judjuieui," said the. Pino Ciruve people. BUTThls Is a biz human picture! The master hnud of Urlllith ban taken two women nud a man, displaying the lmiuitc varieties and vagaries of each heart. Also, A SPECIA/LLY HBUBCTKD SUrrORTTXG 1 •ROUUA-μ ME, And the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. X.B.—"JJA-VGEBOirS HOURS' , has been postponed until a later date. rpivOLr -J- Reserves at H. Clcnls J-IVOI.I Queen St., ne.it Oeo rpiVOLl Kowlila, Ltd., or Theatre -*-IVOLI 'I'hono 2230 Auto. DA F F O I) I U AT H~O iTE, ST. MAKE'S HA1.1., iREMUEaiA. FRIDAY. AIGUiST ->0. j Poors Open at 2 p.m. Admission 1/. [ Afternoon Ten Free. CO3 WHAT IS THKTHLTII AIIUUT INDIAN MAOfC?—'Reg. R. Oaklej- will tell you. SLEEPINC BEAUTY- PANTOMIME. HlTS—Records an.l Rhert Music— I.p\rU Endv & Son. Qipp. Ilia Majesty's. 7S ARE YOU AFUAIb oi" GHOSTS? LECTURES. STRAND rp II- i; , a T RE. TItA NI) X uEaT XE. CjrxDAY, r p.m. The Founder nnd Superintendent of the great SIAXCIIESTEII LKNTRAL MISSION, which now operates 111 twelve, great theatres and halls, and ministers every Sunday night tv fifteen thousand people, will preach. R EV - W \? JOLLIER. Rev. sJ Tj , (mjuai:k. '' R EV .- S V ( ■'O'-'-'K"-XV r ; V . k?. J? . V, Ot.I.IEK. R KV - SJ If i"<OI.LIEH.

Take your Inst opportunity of hearing this distinguished Social Religious Wnrker. who has created the greatest Mission in the world. MISS JEAN BUTLER Will Sine, ■ ■•Just as J Am," mid "The Lord Is My Light." THE AUCKLAND CITY BAND » Will Piny, ••The Hnllelujnh Chorus" (llnndel), -The Snbhath fcjnrlniid" (Newton), and "Uozanna" iLilugow). s:i AUCKLAND pITY -^riS-SION. TJRI.WESS rpiIEATUK, QUEEN STIIEET. gUNDAY, "pVENING. Doors Open O.!!0. 7 o'clock —Biiruund'a l'rofesslounl Or.-licstra will play. 7.30— Service Begins. j»KV. TASI'KII pALDEtt T>F,V.. TASI'ER /BALDER WILL PREACH. SUBJECT: ■ T Y ou W EBB 21." , .- F you W ere 21 Offertory Solo: "Are Maria" iCounod). MISS EVK LYNN (By kind nennlsslon '.I. C. Wr.liamson C.0.). If you jinve no church Tiome make your home with us. We WANT you. Possibly you NEKD 11.-=. Our talk- to-night Iβ to Interest those who think and wonder about the. ever«ihnnj»lng world. What does it nil mean? Can faith siirvlre the changes? young mo:i PARTICt'LAKLY invited lo hear this Address. SHI "P VANGEL IST I C OERV IC E. rpIVOI.I npiIEATUE. gfNDAY, A UGCST 15 J r.M. SONG SERVICE, G. 45. Subject: "ARE THE WICKED DEAD EXTINCT? AND IS CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY TBL'K Oil FALSE?" Minister: REV. A. A. MURRAY. Gospel Hymns. Ciolr Pieces. All Cordially Invited. 5,"i3 A UCKLAND BAPTIST TABERNACLE. R EV. JOSEPH W> K EMP WILL OPEN HIS MINISTRY AT THE ABOVE CHURCH, ' TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), And will (D.V.) Preach at Both Morning aud Evening Services. 11 A.M. 7 P.M. 5.")3 T>ITT STREET METHODIST CHURCH. 11 a.m.—REV. S. F. COLLIER, Superintendent of the Manchester Central Mission. Subject: "THE PROBLEM OF THE CHURCH AND THE -WORLD." Will All Officers nnd Trustees kindly assemble In the Church Parlour at 10.45 to greet Mr. Collier. 7 p.m.—REV. PERCY KNIGHT, B.A. T7<XFLANATION OF THE INDIAN ROPE -IV TRICK AND MANGO TRICK. Oakley knoirs, and Trill teld you.