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AMUSEMENTS. EARLY EVENING SESSION AT A QUARTER TO SIX. CTRAND. N.Z.s <gTRAND. >V>TRAND. Largest »TRAND. STRAND. and CjTItA.ND. TRAND. Finest fOTRAND. STRAND. Picture OTRAND. TRAND. House. WTBAND. Direction: Fuller's Pictures. Limited. TO-NIGHT, at 5.45 and 7.50. ANNA Q. NILSSON, ANNA Q. NILSSON, ANNA Q. NILSSON, ANNA Q. NILSSON, ANNA Q. NILSSON, ANNA Q. NILSSON, In a Lavishly Produced Drama, "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY" GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." " WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." <• tmv GTPI.S LEAVE HOME." "WHY OTPIfI trsvc ttovcs...' "WHY OTfLS LEAVE HOME." " WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME." What would you do if your dauzliter ore-fers-ed outside ra'etles to rhe surron"din?'s of hpr home? Would you drive ncr fos-th to flsrht the battle of life, or w-o'ild yon c .q> aside narrow preiiidlce and try to . ncierstand her ideas and share her pleasure? 1 This picture concerns one of the I I most vital questions of the day | I that confronts the mothers and f I fathers of the entire nnlve-se to-day. j Also, on the Same Programme: Latest Mack Sennett Comedy, MARIE PREVOST. MARIE PREVOST, In "CALL A COP." "CALL A COP." "CALL A COP." New Gazette. Topical. SUNDAY'S TRIP TO T'T, WRECK ON THE MANAIA. SecoDd Week of VIS'S DOPR OPPEI'VAN. MISS DORE OPPERMAN, In Songs at the Piano. The 3trand Orchestra. Prices as Usual. Box Plan by Theatre 'Phone 3114.

QUEEN'S i-VUEE.VS ITFKVB vJuEFN'S QUEEN'S /QUEEN'S UEEN'S VJuEEN'S TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.' TOM MIX. TOM MIX, In "THE CYCLONE." "THE CYCLONE." Supported by a Really Fine Programme. PHONE 941 A. AUCKLAND SHAKSPERE SOCIETY. Readings Resumed NEXT MONDAY, June 19, 7.43. A limited number of vacancies for new reading members.—Apply immediately. J. F. MONTAGUE, Director. 28, Swanson Street. 120 "rpHB ROSAR Y." THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD. PRINCESS. FRIDAY NEXT. ORGAN RfJCTTAI,. PITY OF A U C X L A N D. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL, TO-XTGHT (SATURDAY), at 8 O'clock, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), nt S O'clock, ORGAN RECITAL ORGAN RECITAL By MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT, City Organist. VOCALIST MrSS FAY NEZDAR. PROGRAMMK. Triumphal March Lcmmens Romance from Fourth Symphony .. Vierne Norwegian Dance Grieg "The Dancing lesson Oliver MISS FAY NE77DAR. Air with Variations nnd Finale Fugato Smart A Day in Venice Nevin "Poor Wand'ring One" Sullivan MIKS FAY NEZDAR. cPostlude Wely Accompanist Mr. F. A. Stutehbury. ADMISSION—SIXPENCE. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. June 17. 1922. 623

ADDRESS. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CHRISTIAN UNION. AN ADDRESS WILL BE DELIVERED in tbe COLLEGE BUILDINGS, (Opp. St. Paul's), on TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), the 18th tnst.. At 4.30 p.m., by REV. C. McDONALL, B.A. A Cordial Invitation Extended to all Interested. isr, AUCKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Incorporated). ADDRESS ON TAXATION ADDRESS ON TAXATION. MR. PHILIP JOSEPH NATHAN MR. PHILIP JOSEPH NATHAN, of Wellington, Will deliver an important address on th_ subject of Taxation, at the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Swanson Street, Ob TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 20. AT 3 P M TUESDAY NEXT. JUNE 20, AT 3 P.M. Hon. George Fowlds, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will Preside. The meeting will be open to all citizens Interested. Members arc specially requested to attend. H. C. TEWSLEY, SJ" Secretary. BOROUGH NOTICES. "DOROUGH OF MOUNT EDEN. RICHMOND STREET. Public notice Is here*y given that Richmond Street, from Wairiki Road to Queen's Avenue, Is Closed against all Traffic (Vehicular or Pedestrian), for six months from date, owing to road Tvorks in progress thereon. S. GRAY, Town Clerk. June 16. 1022. 674 "gOROUGH OF DEVONPORT CLOSING OF PORTION OF KING EDWARD PARADE. Public notice Is hereby given rbat a portion of King Edward Parade, extending from Marine Square to Church Street Intersection, is closed to vehicular traffic while under construction. JAMES WILtSON, ,- ,o™, Town Clerk - June 17, 1922. 737