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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 248, 19 October 1922, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY YOIK LABI CHANCE TO SEE Effiß Wm B : THE RigSS*:: β-lg iliSffi I:: SBBB BKB SI" BROWNIE. THE WONDER DOG, in "Kir 'KM BROWVIF " JiKOWME, THE WONDEH DOG, in ".Sir KM BROWNIE." CovMKvnv! 3 TnvnlSZ' FSlnAv' pOMMENriNG mOMORROW. piRIDAY. LoMJuskfixo 10-Mi.uKmv, . CUXsenc!xc T£mC,™ : ; Filial-; »"«£? Sffi 3 UNIVERSAL JEWEL PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS THE PICTURE oV THE YEAR. "Oue ot the Greatest Works oC Screen Art." THE OTOR M." HE "Or O X M." "m II E «TO X M." "J-II E Kj TO H M." "rpII E QTO KM." "J-IIE OTOR M." FROM OEO. BROADHURST'S PRODUCTION OF LANGDON McCORMICKS STAGE PLAY, DIRECTED BY REGINALD BARKER AND FEATURING TT2E BE P ETERP - j -T.riBOIKIA -V7-ALU. J-J-ODRE -TeteßP. I V IRCJIVIA » All I TTOCSE -pETKRS. A-IKC IN A f \LLI JJ-OCSE -fETEKS. j VIBGIMA M^li MATT TVfOORE. ATT -^J-OORE. j "\fATT -\fOORE. i A TT -WJ-OORE. AFTER TOU HAVE SEEN '"THE STORM" YOU WILL SAT "IT HAP EVERYTHING." "m H E QJ TO X M." " -»- II X OtOR M. ,, THE QTO KM." HE OtuE M." DEALS WITH A STARTLING ANGLE OX THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE IX NATURES RUGGED SETTINGS. MID HILLS OF &>,OW AND ICE, TREACHEROUS DRIFTS AND YAWNING CHASMS. THAT'S "rriHE QTOR M." " - 1 - n E WTOi: M." "nriHE tJTOR M." "Jlhe Okie m." '■oai'jns belloTTlng STORM, iriih crash of fnlllng timber; a sneaking snow avalanche. Mocking the path to civilisation and liberty, freakishly aiding unrelenting fate to tangle three lives, remould their individuality, and from out life's crucible recreate them «I las spun-gold sterling beinga. THAT - 3 , ~ . milE TDICTURE f\F mHE A GE. ■«mHB QTOBM- IIIE ICTCRE Uf IHE AgE - " ■*- H B OTOR M." "mHE OTORM." TT QUAKES ATOUR TTMBRE. w "J-aii Oioiiii." It Shakes a our I'iVEUV -f ibre. Bafiog rapids—one lone girl in a canoe. Spitting epiteful guns—a darins. hopeless jump into icoeold roariiiß waters. Sα! the "Mountede" got Mauette's father, and implacable winter placed her in a falae position—alone in a snowbound cabin with mo men of startling different temperaments and moral codes. tjetting a at ew cjtandard. Getting ■«- ->ew Standard. Acain! a primitive man. another, the product of ultra-civilisation, then, the girl, whose hcauty ie .is pure and wonderful •i her snow-kissed birthplace—add to this elemental nature, and you have Life's greatest riddle, you cannot guess the denouement—before seeing "mHE O T O RM." •• X HK I^TORM." |J-HE Tt wlll sweep you up in the intensity of ite drama, thrill you with its stark realism, awe PARALYSES you witll PP c raa J* R ty of the vast outdoors, and make your pulse drum a lively tune in your ARALTSES temples with its adventurous, stirring action. AVD A STOOKDS Tlie Sreatnrss of "THE STORM" will leave a lasting impression on your minds, its aweInspiring tense uniqueness will provoke a desire to see it again and again::: "YOU KNOW HOW 'TIS." - BOOK SEATS EARLY A*TD BE SURE. BOOK SEATS EARLY AND BE SURE. BOOK SEATS EARLY AND BE SURE. BOOK SEATS EARLY AND BE SURE. LEWIS T* TTIADY AND CJON, T TD., have, the Plan, where Seats may be Booked for Circle or Dress Circle Ewig -!*• -Ei&DT AND KJON, J-'TD., at Usual Trices. Book where Booking is a pleasure. -VT A T I 0 N A L /"I X L Y. ■ " mHE C.ITORM." . . -National U xl r. " x he torm."

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BOROUGH NOTICES. TI.rOUNT EDHN BOROUGH COUNCIL. SPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAWS. Public Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Mocnt Eden Borough Council, held on the 9th day of October. 1922. it was resolved, by way of Special Order, that the Mount Eden Borough Council make By-laws to deal with the following matters: — Prescribing Licenses required for Hawkers and Pedlars, and the conditions which shall be observed by them. •Amending the provisions relating to sites on Which Buildings may be erected, and providing powers to deal with special circumstances. [Amending the provisions relating to Buildings In brick, stone, or concrete, and tnaking further additions to same. Prescribing conditions on which Porticoes or Verandahs may he erected, and on which Sign Boards may De proProviding for the Erection of Fire Prescribing conditions to be observed by Heavy Traffic within the borough. The above Resolutions will be submitted for confirmation to a meeting of the Mount Eden Borough Council to be held at the Council Chambers, Valley Roatt. Mount Eden, on MONDAY, the 13th day of November. 1922, at 7.30 p.m. Copies of the proposed Special Order and By-laws are deposited at the Office of the Council, where they will be open for inspection from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on week day except Saturday, and from 9 n.m. to noon on Saturday, until the confirming meeting 1* held. S. GRAY, Town Clerk. October 11. 1922. 842 PYERS AND CtEAKEHS. QOft rHONE—Carpet Cleaning; Electric IJUU Beating and Vacuum Process _ Dome,tlc , a cuum Cloning Co.. 12 strand Arraac - D VV T i U o! "' C °- 1C L°™ St.. coll .I ;a7i:^no n n e n iU tUni C . R^IS •M fS