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AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S. <— /-\UEEN'S. UEEN'S. vJUEEN'S. Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. 2—BIG STARS ON ONE PROGRAMME—2 2—BIG STARS ON ONE PROGRAMME—2 2—BIG STARS ON ONE PROGRAMME—2 "SEALED LIPS," From the Story of The Story of a Parson, a Girl, and a Man. "The three darkest blots upon the soul of man— IMPURITY. BLOODSHED. TREACHERY." A PICTURE THAT CALLS A SPADE A SPADE. In Addition, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In REGGIE MIXES IN. REGGIE MIXES IN. A Lively Love Story, crowded with Action, Romance and Smiles. Remember the Day and Date: FRIDAY NEXT, MAY 10. Be Wise. Book Your Seats. 'Phone 04IA. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF PANGEItOUS PARADISE.

IP«UMflcln[ MAY -J(Til. r' • m f W*l* '' l MAY 20T1I. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. .ntOGIRAMMS.: GOD SAVE THE KING. 1. Selection AUCKLAND PIPE BAND 2. Song '•Green Grow ibe Rushes O" MR. I'KTKIR DAWSON. 3. Cn-an Trlubhala Provincial Champion RIT.Y TIIII.I.I'TS. 4. Song. .. .■Will Y"e No tome Hack Again" MISS LAURA STONE. 5. Reel o'Tullocli: RAY SCORGIE, DAVIE COURT. VERA RYDER, MAVIS TRAVARTHAN. 0. Song "Auld Scotch Sangs" ■ MRS. PATERSON. 7. Song.."The Lass of Porridge and Milk" MR. JOCK MARTIN (Oor Lauderi. 8. Bagpipe Duct 'PIPE-MAJOR AMOK. PIPE-SERGT.G. ROBERTSON. TITER J. ROBERTSON. ; 0 Pianoforte Selection "Scotch Airs" MRS. THOMSON. : 10. Song. ."My Ilairt Is Salr for Somebody" MISS LAURA STONE. : 11. •Highland Reel ■ : EILEEN OLSEN. JESSIE McLAUGH- ; LAN. INGA OLSEN. MARGARET McLAL'GHLAN. i 12. Song "My Am Folk." ; MR. PETER DAWSON. '- 13. Song "Ye Hanks and Braes" MRS. TATERSON. ' 14. Highland Fling Provincial Champion RUBY PHILLIPS. 1.1. pong "The Shipwreck in Kilts"

MR. JOCK MARTIN (dor Lauderl. ' "AI.'LD LANG SYNE." t ACCOMTANISTE MRS. THOMSON. 11. MACDON'ALD, Hon. sec. Box 1347, G.P.O. 54« LEAGUE FOOTBALL. *T EAGUE FOOTBALL. Nominations for the Wedpetitions will dose with " tho IVAN CU'LTAN, 50S Hon. Secretary. DIVIDENDS. T\ I V I D E N D S. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. sfK*B . tjii 1 A-.r j- • ■*> r 1-1 >—ur 1 -latiiaTn Dividend Warrants for Half-year ended 31st March, 1922, are now Obtainable at the Company's Office, No. 101, Queen Street, Auckland. W. GRAHAM BELL ' Manager. FIRE. MAR INK. ACCIDENT. 512 CORPORATION NOTICES. Q I T V OF AUCKLAND. SPECIAL ORDER. Public Notice is hereby given that at a . Special Meeting of the Auckland City Council convened for the purpose, and held on Friday, the 7th day of April, 1922, the , I following Resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at the ordinary meeting of the Council, to lie held on THURSDAY", the 18th day of May, 1922, in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, at 7 o'clock p.m., viz.: — "That the Auckland City Council doth hereby by special resolution Intended to operate as a Special Order. mtke the following By-law, to be known as By-law No. 28." by-law no. 2s. By-law of the Auckland City Council made ', in pursuance of the powers nnd provisions : I contained in the Municipal Corporations Act, 11920, and in pursuance of all and every other 1 powers in that behalf contained in any other • I Act enabling the said Council in that behalf, • 'the Auckland City Council, doth hereby by -1 Special Order ordain as follows: — I.—This By-law shall be read with and as ■ extending and amending By-law No. 1 of the 1 ■ City of Auckland, made on the 19th day of • . April, 1917. aud words herein used shall have f the same meaning and be Interpreted in ' the same way as the same words when used . !In the said By-law No. 1. i'l 2.—Section 830 of By-law No. 1 is hereby . amended by deleting therefrom the words . "or when passing a tramcar at rest." 3. —If any person is driving a motor or 2 mechanically-propelled vehicle lv or along s any street iv the rear of a tramcar that is ? not standing at a terminus, and such 1 vehicle is proceeding iv the same direction y as such tramcar, such person shall, if such tramcar stops or is stationary for the purs pose of taking up or setting down passengers, remain in the rear of such tramcar s until all passengers who have alighted from •S the tramcar are clear of such tramcar, and until all passengers intending to board such tramcar have boarded the same, provided that this provision shall not apply in the case of any tramcar stopping or standing - alongside any safety zone for the time being established and existing for the convenience of pedestrians standing in any street. ■ 4.—Where any such safety zone as above- ' mentioned is established aud existing, no , pedestrian shall stand or remain so as to hinder or impede vehicular traffic upon any ! portion of the carriageway of any street I outside hut in the vicinity of such safetyzone, either for the purpose of boarding a tramcar or any other purpose. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. » April 29, 1922. , 521