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AMUSEMENTS. , PACKED HOUSES YESTERDAY, BECAUSE IT IS THE TRUTH. Delighted Audiences because this Entertainment is more Fascinating than l-'irtiou. GRAND — The Nearest Show — RAND HAND — to the "Show." — VJraxd ! GRAND — Opposite the —pRAXDI RAND — G.r.O. —^JrAND i N^γ I "Are You Legally Married?" I will be screened at I 7.20 and !).13 p.m., I I TO-.N'IUHT. ! I ! LEGACY MA|RIED The ricture that has set all Auckland Talking. ' The Most Vivid, aud Nauirally Acted PhntoI'lay of the Year, based on a unique and never before attempted theme of unusual daring. NO NUDITY! NO SEX PROBLEM! NO VULGARITY! NO IMPROBABILITIES: NO CHEAP SENTIMENT! NO SERMON! XO RELIGION! POPULAR PRICES. 'Phone 2274—800k Your Seats —'Phone 2274. BROADWAY fHEATRE. ROADWAY J- T E A T It E. NEWMARKET. .NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT! THE LAST NIGHT. FOX DOUBLE PROGRAMME. William Russell in " DESERT BLOSSOMS.•• " DESERT BLOSSOMS.' , And Eileen Percy in " LITTLE MISS HAWKSHAW." " LITTLE MISS HAWKSHAW." Overture: 7.4.">. Reserves: ISO 4. .Tack •Hoxie in " THUNDERBOLT JACK. , ' " THUNDERBOLT. .TACK." j "\T EW VEALA.VD Jw JjABOCB pARTY. " T*» hTr^Tri ! 'V LABOUR ' RALLY. 1 EDUCATE,/ LABOUR RALLY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) 730 TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7;so.' .STRAND THEATRE. STRAND THEATRE. GREAT LABOUR RALLY GREAT LABOUR RALLY And ANNUAL CONFERENCE REPORT. Speakers : MR. H. E. HOLLAND, M.P. ! Chairman Parliamentary Labour Party. MR. P. FRASER, M.P., Wellington Central. MR. M. J. SAVAGE, M.P., • Auckland West. MRS. H. MEECH, Napier. MR. D. W. COLEMAX, Gisborne. MR. E. KENNEDY, Wellington. MR. T. BRINDLE, National President X.Z.L.P., 1022-23. i Doors Open 6.43. Be Early. SILVER COLLECTION. SILVER COLLECTION. OPEN-AIR MEETING, QUAY STREET OPEN-AIII MEETING, QUAY STREET! LABOUR RALLY. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2.45. Speakers: MR. F. R. COOKE. ■ National President N.Z.L.P., 1921-22. MR. MOSES AYRTON. National Secretary N.Z.L.P., 1921-22. MR. E. KENNEDY, Wellington Trades and Labour Council. Chairman, MR. G. T. JONES. '. • Collection tor Party Aeti.ities. 230 i -VTATIO.YAL THEATRE, SUNDAY - 1 - ,1 EVENING. Vocalist: MISS VIOLET LAMBERT. Excellent Programme. 651 QHRISTINA M c N A B IS COMING. BOXING. NORTHERN "ROSING ORTUERX -DOXIXQ A SSOCIATION. . "-SSOCIATIOX. IReg.) CARNIVAL EXTRAORDINARY! CARNIVAL EXTRAORDINARY! ( AT THE TOWN HALL, AUCKLAND - AT THE TOWN HALL. AUCKLAND! On MONDAY, JULY -I (\ OXDAY, "CLV J-U. I POOLEY V. MADMAN. OOLEY V. v/ADMAN. PURSE £150. EXPENSES £50. GOOD SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF AMATEUR BOUTS. PRICE'S—G/, 4/. 2/G. Reserves 10/, Stage : £1 (pins tax.) - ' BOX PLAN NOW OPEN a ( : At Carter and Asher's. Tobacconists, : Opposite "Herald" Office. i P. B. GREEXnOUGH, D 4 Hon. Secretary. ( REUNIONS. ' T> E- U N " I O X. ! AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD " BOYS- ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL DINNER : Will be held in the ] • SCOTS HALL, SYMONDS. STREET, AT 8 OCLOCK TO-MGHT. Tickets—7/0. F. T. EYRE, '■ Hon. .Secretary, j 023 Victoria Arcade. '. IN BANKRTJTTCY. IX BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME. . COURT, lIOLDEN AT AUCKLAND.— • Notice is heretiy given that ALEXANDER , TURNER, nf Newton. Auckland. B:)ker. was this day adjudged bankrupt: and 1 hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden ; at my Office on MONDAY, the 17th day of ft*,' 1D22, at 11 g t . • Official Assignee. < Auckland, July 7, 1923. T59 i