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AMtTSEMEKTS. TIVOLI. ALL PARAMOUNT IVULI. PICTURES : ! rpiVOLI. ■ THE BUST SHOW I -»■ IVOLI. ■ IN TOWN '. : ! ! Box 'Plan at H. Clcals, Queen St.. next Geo. Fon-ids, Ltd. Thone 223« A. —' TO-NIGHT, 7.30. to-night. T.:;o. Lust Nisht of "ON THE HIGH SEAS." "ON THE HIGH SEAS," Starring DOROTHY DALTON DOROTHY DALTON And .TACK HOLT, I JACK HOLT, j Last Nisht of " ANNA ASCENDS." i " ANNA ASCENDS." j Brilliantly Played by 1 ALICE IIItADV, ! ALICE BRADY, TO-MORROW iKRIDAV). TO-MORROW [KKIDAY). ANOTHER SU.PERLATIVK PARAMOUNT DOUBLE PROG IiAM ME:! ADOLPII ZUKOK Presents THOMAS MEIG-HAX. THOMAS MEIGIIAN, THOMAS MEIG'HAX, THOMAS MEIGHAN, THOMAS MEIGHAN. THOMAS MEIGHAN, THOMAS MEIGHAN. THOMAS MKIG-HAN, THOMAS MEIGHAN, THOMAS MEIGHAN, Supported by I.EATRICE JOY. LEATRICI-: JOY. THEODORE ROBERT;-. THEODORE ROBERTS. EVA NOVAK. EVA NOVAK. JUNK ELVIDGE. JUNE ELVIDG-E. In Alfred Green's Stirring Drama, "THE MAN WHO SAW TO-MORROW." "THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW." "THE MAN WHO SAW TO-MORROW." •THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW." "THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW." Here we 'lavp the ever popular Thomas Meighan In a new role -that of a wealthy hrounj? scientist, explorer, and soldier of fortune. Beatrice Joy. who played opposite him in "Manslaughter." heads the big supporting rant, which includes th:lt great favourite. Theodore Roberts. The story abounds In thrills and introduces many screen novelties. IN ADDITION: REALAHT PICTURES Present T'.ie Dainty Little Favourite, MAY McAVOY. MAY McAVOY. MAY McAVOY. MAY McAVOY. MAY M.-A'ViiY. MAY McAVOY. MAY McAVOY. In a Delightful and Entertaining Society " EVERYTHING FOR SALE." "EVERYTHING FOR SALE." •■ EVERYTHING FOR SALE." " EVERYTHING FOR SALE." " EVERYTHING FOR SALE." A story of a man who believed his money could buy everything in life—of a youth who had nutblug to oiler save love and courage—and a girl who had to choose between either. ALSO. TORCIIY COMEDY. "TORCHY'S PROMOTION " " TORCIIYS PROMOTION," ETC.. An.l the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA. (Miss W. Mitchell, Conductress.) T"\IXIELAN D C A B A R E T DANCING STUDIO. SEE OUR INSTRUCTOR, MISS LOIS JENNINGS. TIIE LATEST TANGO AND JAZZ STEPS. MH4 ECCLESIASTICAL. elf ID-WEEK -QIBLE OTUDY. J-*IBLE " IOTUDY. AT THE TABERNACLE TO-NIGUT. Lecturer: REV. JOSEPH, W. KEMP. Subject: "TIIF. BOOK OF THE REVELATION." "THE THRONE AND THE LAMB." Singing by the Chorus Choir. 42 CERVICES TpOR rpHE pEOPLE AT THE CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST, WEST STKEET, oit Kurangahape Koad. EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AT G. 43. Twenty Minutes' Song Service, led by Large Chorus Choir. Redemption Songs used. Followed l>y INTERESTING ADDRESSES Ky MR. GEO. AL.DRIDGE. NEXT SUNDAY'S SUBJECT IS: "THE SECOND ADVENT OF CHRISTITS NATURE, NECESSITY, AND NEARNESS." W E INV IT E YO U. 3S BOWLING. — KEY LYNN BOWLING m*z}rJ\ FULL RINK OPEN TOURNAMENT. : JUNE 2 AND 4, 1023. I Entries are invited from Sister clubs Entrance li" per team. Play will begin oii Saturday. 2nd. at 2 p.m.. and continue on i?^ r i.h 4^^;, ri '-' m - t -' vf '' brT - j ' Mc - | DECEASED ESTATKS. TO CREDITORS. I Pursuant to an Order made by the Supreme Court of New Zealand. Northern i I District, on the .".nth day of April, 1023. all! ! Creditors and others having Claims against! the Estate of CHARLES FREDERICK I sRLID, late of Whnkatnne. Farmer hut I . more recently of Auckland, retired, de-' i ceased, nrc required to send to the Execu- j tors of the Will of the said Charles Fredo- ■ rick Reid, at the address mentioned below on or before the 30th day of May. l!)T,\. i notice of their said Claims. After the 30th .Jay of May. 1023, the Executors will distribute the Assets in the Estate among the Persons entitled thereto, subject to the payment of the Claims of which the Execu- j ■ tors then have notice. I I All Claims are to be addressed to the' Lxerutors of Charles Frederick Reid, care Str^Aucthlnd: I, ' a!,<l S^ea S h,'Hi B h Dated the 30th day of April, 1023. j j RUJSSELL, CAMPBELL, AXD McVEAGH ! I Solicitors to the Executors. 79' j PRESS AND FASHION. \ NewnSef d ~ Kerr ' S - Great reSrTS^KS^ •The Regal." rtronrtwn.r. N^w ma rV° t , '~ , T A DIES- Navy Serge • ..sr ,1;,..-.- 'ivi-m ' i-< niaile. from ir in . -t,, nIr > in j v ~. F. BiilMlnga. Albert Sγ ii TX7HY Pay More ? Special line ladies" good ;» » quality silk hose. 3.'8 pair Cumxafne. I I Broadway, Newmarket. ——*», :