Page 14 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 143, 19 June 1922, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. I STRAND. N.Z."B QTRAND. - ItAXD. —— Largest - CJTRAXD. am-' QTRAND. - 0 i'IUXD. Finest OthaN'D. - STRAND. Piaare QTRAND. TRAND. Boue. K - > rRAND. Direction: Fußer'a Pictures, Ltd.. TO-NIGHT AT 7.C0. ANNA Q. NILSSON In a Lavishly Produced Drami "WHY "WHY "WHY GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS LEAVE LEAVE LEAVE H O M E." H O M E." H 0 M E." What would you do if your daughter pre- ' rened outside gaieties to the surroundings of her homeY Would you drive her forth " to light the battle of life, or would you cast aside narrow prejudice and try to understand her ideas and share her pleasnie? Latest Mack Sennctt Comedy, MARIE PREVOST ln "CALL A COP." TRIP TO WRECK ON THE MANAIA. MISS DORE OPPERMAN, j In Songs at the Piano. . The Strand Orchestra. i LEWIS STONE, Jane Xorak, Wallace J Beery, Robert Gordon, Mildred June anl [ Eugenic "Ttesserer make this an epic ot ( human emotions. . "THE ROSARY," ' PRINCESS, FRIDAY NEXT, Tomorrow O MORROW xy IGHT. SCOTS' HALL, SYMONDS STREET. SCOTS' HALL, SYMONDS STREET. , , l THE BIG CONCERT. t THE PIG CONCERT. i THE BIG CONCERT. Under the Auspices of the Auckland Tramways Recreation Club. SPECIAL RE-ENGAGEMENT OF THE LYRIC QUARTET, THE LYRIC QUARTET, THE LYRIC QUARTET, ' Assisted by MISS JESSIE BARTLETT MISS JESSIE BARTLETT MISS JESSIE BARTLETT (Contralto) And MR. HENRY ENGEL ! MR. HENRY ENGEL MR. HENRY ENGEL (Solo Violin). Those of the Public unable to attend the tirst BIG CONCERT must not miss this I Chance. ONE TRICE ONLY, 2/ TO ALL PARTS. We Pay Tax. 605 I Q' UEEN'S fkI'EEX'S UEEX'S vaIcEEN'S QUEENS |~kUEE.VS UEEN'S vj UEEN'S TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-MGHT. TO-NIGHT. TOM MIX, TOM MIX, ln "THE CYCLONE." "THE CYCLONE." Supported by a Really Fine Programme. PHONE 041 A. STORY OF 1 LOVE SURPASSING, FAITH UNFLINCHING, AND HATE UNBENDING. "THE ROSARY," PRINCESS, FRIDAY NEXT. 1 MEETINGS. AU~C~'K LA Sb PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY. ST. ANDREWS HALL, LOWER SYMONDS STREET, MONDAY, 10TH INST., 7.45 P.M. MR A. A. ROSS. Organiser of the new ' c 0 ;intry Party, will give the First Public Exposition of Its Policy. Discussion will follow. The pub'.ic Is cordially Invited. NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Iv view of tho above announcement the I', ate on the Unemployment Bill will not >>c continued until the Next Meeting of the Assembly. FREDK. W. SIMPSON. 725 Hon. Sec. rpo AUCKLAND MASTER GROOERtS. An Invitation is extended to all 1 MASTER GROCERS To Attend the Twenty-second Annual 1 Meetlne of the Auckland Master Grocers, TTIESDAY. JUNE 20 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JUNE 20, ! At 7.30 p.m. In the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Swanson Street). , G. S. MARRIOTT. 217 President. AUCKLAND -SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, i Owi"g to the late arrival of the Manuka from Sydney, TUE RECEPTION To MR. W. C. PEARCE, M.A., Is J. POSTPONED Until FRIDAY, 2.T.RD INST., At 7.43 p.m., In the Y.W.C.A. ASSEMBLY HALL. 541 LECTURES. LECTURE BY JULIA SETON, M.D., SCOTS' HALL. TO-NIGHT, S p.m. Subject: "KFY TO HEALTH WEALTH AND LOVE" Public Invited. Collection. 65 ST. SEPULCHRE'S PARISH HALL, KHYBER PASS. TO-DAY (MONDAY), JUNE ID. 8 P.M. "CHINA AND THE FUTURE OF THE M PACIFIC." ). Lecture on the above by to REV. CREIGHTON MACDOUALL, 8.A.. i.l Of North China. |£ Illustrated hy Beautiful Llmellgbt Views. Hear this remarkable Lecturer, who was decorated by the Chinese Government for services rendered. Collection for the Funds of the S.P.G. ~ X.B.—Mr MacDonnll will preach at 8t .' Paul's SUNDAY. 25th. Retiring Colleens for the S.P.G. 503 I ~~T"m„ „i "TkEBATING AND PUBLIC ftVfoji£sj SPEAKING CLASS. l|||§ste| TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, gL ~*3_y_yjj_< Leys Institute. Ponsonby., LECTURE BY PROFESSOR ALGIE, On "The Rules of Debate." Public cordially invited. This means you. 180 „ A TJCKLAND - BAPTIST TABERNACLE. X, -rX EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN. IS. Conducted by REV. D. H. MOORB (of London), EACH EVEXIXG, 7.30. R. Chorus Choir. Bible Reading Daily, at 3. se. Prayers Hours TO-MORROW, 2t03,4 to T. D 656