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AMUSEMENTS, rr\ o w n hall. CONCERT CHAMBER. FOR A BRIEF SEASON. Commencing f BOXING NIGH T, BOXING NIGHT, MONDAY, DEOEMBEIt 2Cth. MONDAY, DEOEMBEB 26th. The World's .Most Distinguished Entertainer, «ho has gladdened the hearts of countless thousands, and 'brought more joy into their souls than any living man, and his name is THE G U X A T M C E W B N. THEGREAT M c E W 10 N. THEGItKAT M c E W B N. THKGItEAT M c E W E N. He is acknowledged throughout the work} as the most versatile "man who ever eteppeo. on platform or stage. He is gifted as no other man is. He is recognised by tne Greatest Scientists as the flnst authority ou Mesmerism, Auto Suggestion, and Thought Transference. T HE (i It E A T M c E W E N THK(JKEAT M c IS W X N THKGItEA T M c X W E N THEGREAT M c E W E N Iβ Irresistible as a laughter-maker. He dispels gloom and sadness. He will command your attention in Magic, amaze you with his Sleight-of Hand, confound you with his Card Manipuldtionri, and hold you spellbound in his remarkable demonstrations of mesmeric power. Nothing more can be said of him. At least, i<; is too expensive in these timeci o£ the high cost of advertising. That's ail! Book your scats at Carter and Asher, Tobacconist*, Queen Street, opp. •Herald" Office. To see and hear him will only cost you — (Reserves, 4/), li/, 2/, 1/ (plus the usual giggle tax). CHURCH NOTICES. ST. MATXiH EW ' S CIIU It C 11. Wellesley Street. THE BISHOP Will hold a CONFIRMATION, Tlllei EVENING, At 7.43. C. H. GRANT COWEN. Vicar. 339 A UCKLAND (BAPTIST TABERNACLE. TO-MOIIROW (THURSDAY), T.-SO P.M. SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL. Subject: 'THE MESSIANIC KINGDOM: ITS NATURE AND PURPOSE." Lecturer: REV. JOSEPH \V. KEMP. ' SATURDAY (X-MAS EVE). 7.30 T.M. CAROL cSEItVICE. QSO r\ O M E AND HEAR ALFRED MACE, ALFRED MACE, THURSDAY NIGHT. HOWE STREET HALL, At 7.30. 517 MEETINGS. A MEETING OF OLD BOYS Of the MARIST BROTHERS' SCHOOL, And Friends of the Brothers, Will be Held at VERMONT STREET SCHOOL, On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21, at S p.m. Business: Urgent. 16S .. "pOINT CHEVALIER y\ -t SAILING CLUB. //If \ Special General Meeting yflf\ \ will be IIOW, Public Hull, // 1..\..\ THURSDAY, December Business: Adoption of "~-"—-~~~~ : NV'57 Club Rules. 633 W. G. CAMP, Hon. Sec. COMPETITIONS. , "APOIIKI" t> U T T E X r>OMPETI T I 0 N S. RESULTS NO. -J QUESTIONWhy is Opotlki Butter oaten by one person in every three of thp population of Auckland City and Suburbs? sot ANSWERS. FIRST PRIZE, £3—Won by Jessie Hannay. Queen Street, age 13. Butter purchased from W. and J. I'eet, Karangahape ltd. Because "OPOTIKI" Looks Best. Tables Best, Keeps Best. In fact. IS the Best and is ALWAYS THE SAME. SECOND PRIZE, £2 —Won by Neil Blair, Ellerslie. age 11. Purchased from M. J. bain. Kllerslie. We've tried the rest, But it's the Bent, That's tlic reason "One in Three" Prefer the Brand "Opotiki." THIRD PRIZE, £1 —Won by Patricia Campbell, Huarau, aged 12. Purchased from 11. W. Gallaughcr, Victoria Street West. Because the discerning householders ' demand nothing but the best, and there is no brand "ju,st as good." x We cannot resist publishing the following replies, and have awarded Special Prizes of •V each to the authors: — Leonard J. Henderson. Takapuna. Grocer, W. H. Johnston, Takapuna. New Zealand wins at football, Australia wins at cricket. "Opotiki" Butter also wins. Nothing else can lick it. Isauelle Srorringi, Onehuuga. Grocer, " W. J. Scott, Onehunga. "Opotiki" Butter is I wouldn't have any other to make my bread slip down. Alexander MacGregor Wilson. Anglesea : Street. Green, "The Grocer." Ponsouby ltd. Because "Opotiki" is the best country for grazing, and the cows let forth good milk—thus Opotiki Butter. Wilfred Beaton, Northcote. Grocer, W. Stephenson, Northcote. There is no better butter (Except my billy goat). We regret several excellent answers had to be disqualified through naming as suppliers grocers who are not at present stocking "Opotihi" Butter. We advise nil to insist upou their grocer supplying "Opotiki" in future, so as to qualify for our next competition, to be shortly announced. Nearly 200 stores in the City and Suburbs regularly sell "Opotiki" Butter, so there need be no excuse for disqualification in future. We thank our young friends for the interest they are taking in these competitions, and regret we cannot awanl prizes to all. We hope, however, those who have not won will try again, for many nearly succeeded. « Wishing all our customers the Compliments of the Season, v We remain. Yours faithfully, QPOTIKI -QAIRY A SSOCIATION, LIMITED. ! AGENTS: C. AICKIN , AND SONS. • " 520 FISHING Tackle, Rods, Lines. Hooks, and all Gear obtainable at Hazard's, I Queen St. A ' ELEGANT New Furniture made to your ' own Designs by Coakley. Factory Prices! c . •■ r'lVB MUSIC THIS XMAB." i : vr Dj

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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 303, 21 December 1921, Page 16

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