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I AMUSEMENTS. ' LAST LAST TWO DAYS. NIGHTS. a, PRINCESS. The "PRINCESS. RINCESS. Theatre ' A RINCESS. PRINCESS. Of TJRINCESS. UINCE&S. Surprises. A Kl-NCBB3. 'Phone 586 A. -yALUE :— The desirability or worth of a thing. Intrinsic worth. Utility. The rate or worth set upon a commodity. Worth in money. Market price. That's what the Dictionary says; and SOCIAL VALUE means The Same In Terms of Grace, Beauty, Charm. THEY SAID SHE HAD NO "SOCIAL VALUE." —because she had been a salesgirl before she married a society husband. She didn't know what the term meant, but she found out. An* »he showed thoee what her value was. Then ehe faced the big question— WHICH SHALL BE BROKEN— A MAN'S LIFE OR A WOMAN'S HEART? A Drama of a Girl's Hopes— and a Wife's Realisations. KATHERIXE MACDOXALD KATHERINH MACDONALD KATHERINE MACDONALD As MARION HOYTE. SATURDAY NEXT. k SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. PRINCESS. The Theatre TJRIXCESS. RINCESS. of -t RixoESS. PRINCESS. Surprises. "DRINCESB. RINCESS. 'Phone 586 A. A RINCESS. RUGBY FOOTBALL. 0L AMATEUR T»UGBY. OUR NATIONAL GAME. SATURDAY'S FIXTURES. EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK EDEN PARK. EDEN PARK. GRAFTON V. PONSONBY GRAFTON V. PONSONBY. GRAMMAR V. 'VARSITY GRAMMAR V. 'VARSITY.

niFI.ES V. NEWTON". RIFLES V. NEWTON. ' DEVONPORT. MARISTS V. NORTH SHORE MARISTS V. NORTH SHORE. Kick-off 3 p.m. sharp. Efficient and Frequent Tram Services to and from Ktngsland 'and Valley Road. Special through trams from Ponsonby from 1.50 p.m. NOTE. -Players must obtain passes from their Club Secretaries, or pay at the gate without exception. T. W. MABEX, 1 528 Secretary A.R.F.U. A UCKLAKiD RUGBY UNION". FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE PLAYERS. The above players are hereby notified that Officials will ibe In attendance at the i Drill Hall, Ibetween the hours of 7 and 9 ! p.m. on FRIDAY, the sth inst., for the .purpose of registering weights. Players please note that no weighing will be done after that date. 508 T. W. MA/BEN, Secretary. MEETINGS. fflflgjgl \fy" # E - A - CLASSES, Literature Class meets THURS , DAY - Ma y <*. 7.30 Mr. A. B. Ch'appell, M.A. You are Invited. Bring your friends E. BLAIR, 507 Hon. Sec, Box 1421. AUCKLAND WEST gfitrrS j» GROUP. I Bt J PROTESTANT POLITICAD I fBA I ASSOCIATION 1 Ctieimtr? Will Hold Their ANNUAL MEETING AT ST. STEPHEN'S SOCIAL HALL, JERVOIS ROAD, PONSONBY, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), MAY 4, 8 P.M. ■Business: Annual Report, Election of Officers and General. Speakers: Messrs 3. F. W. Dlckson, Divisional President, V. H. Potter. M.P., and Councillor M. J. Bennett. Protestant Friends and Members of Sister Groups especially Invited. Executive Meeting TUESDAY, May 2, at 8 p.m.. Divisional Office. ©44 QPIRIT UALISM. AUCKLAND IS TO BE FAVOURED WITH A VISIT BY THE WORLD - RE-NOW'NED TRUMPET MEDIUM, •KEY. SUSANNAH HARRIS. REV. SUSANNAH HARRIS. 'MONSTER PUBLIC MEETING, DRUIDS' HALL, NEWTON, SUNDAY, MAY, 7, 7 P.M. Everybody .Welcome. 511