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Auckland Star, Volume 55, Issue 2, 3 January 1924, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. LAST XIGIIT. STRAND N.Z/s CJ TEA?fI> TKAND Largest CJTRAND and CJTRAXD Finest ©TRAND TRAND Ticture CJTRAND TKAND House. ©TRAND If NIGHT C AND S. (Afternoon Tea in tlie Foyer without extra churge, 2.30 to* 4.30.) First National Presents The Story that is Immortal In Opera, "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST." •. • • Also Screening: " HIGH .LIFE." " HIGH LIFE." Another New Mermaid C'omeiiy. SUCH IS LIFE NEAR r.OXDOX." " STRAND MAGAZINE." • -THE LTRIC FOCR" ! ' "THE LYRIC FOUR" The Best of all Quartets, STRAND SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. Twice Daily, at 2.30 and 8. Prices as usual: 1/ to 2/6. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. The Largest Laugh that has Struck the Strand for Ages. The World's Greatest Comedian. CHARLIE CHAPLIN CIIARLIR CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAI'I.IN CHARLIE CHAPLIN ftr *TJT -IT * IH IV CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN t s I'UAKUE CHAPLIN ~ CiiAxvLiii'i ta.ii i.i.i CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In four full reels of Comedy—four reels .Tou'll revel in. And underneath is that human undercurrent, that indefinable element which made "The Kid" a masterpiece! "THE PILGRIM." "THE PILGRIM." "The "THE PILGRIM." "The "THE PILGRIM." Kid's" "THE PILGRIM." Kids" "THE PILGRIM." Only "THE PILGRIM." Only "THE PILGRIM." Rival. "THE PILGRIM." Rival. "THE PILGRIM." Enacted, Written and Directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN " The laugh of a lifetime—for everybody. Not just a comedy, but a classic. Do you know anyone but Chaplin could play this—an escaped convict taking c parson's clothes, a parson's job—and still keep the whole world happy? In Addition— RICHARD DIX And HELENE CHADWICK In an Adaptation of the Popuar Novel by MARY ROBERTS REINHARDT.. "THE GLORIOUS FOOL." " THE GLORIOUS FOOL." " THE GLORIOUS FOOL." "THE GLORIOUS FOOL." " THE GLORIOUS FOOL." " THE GLORIOUS FOOL." STRAND, COMMENCING FRIDAY. STRAND. COMMENCING FRIDAY. /CAPITOL TJICTURE TTOTJSE, DOMINION ROAD TRAM TERMINUS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FIRST-CLASS PATHE PROGRAMME. " TROPICAL LOVE." " TROPICAL LOVE." " TROPICAL LOVE." Featuring KUTH CLIFFORD. Supported by an all-star Cast, in a powerful story. Swift action and beautiful scenery. Directed by Ralph Ince. Supports: COMEDY, PATHE REVIEW, CARTOON, AND "TIMBER QUEEN" SERIAL. FULL ORCHESTRA OF SEVEN. Overture, "Morning, Noon and Night," 7.45. Reserves Thone 3574 A. Don't Miss Everybody's Favourite, "EAST LYNNE." "EAST LYNNE." The Modernised Version of Mre. llcnry Woods' Fanioue Story. SCREENED MONDAY AND TUESDAY. LECTURES. nrsm h.p.b. lodge of the theoso- ■*- PHICAL SOCIETY, 071, QUEEN STREET. THIS EVENING (THURSDAY), at 8 p.m., MISS CLARA CODD, National Lecturer for the Theosophlcal Society in England and Wales, Will deliver a Public Lecture, entitle* "AUTO-SUGGESTION IN THE BUILDING OF CHARACTER." TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at S p.m.—The •public are invited to attend the "Service of the Krotona Ritual." BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF NEWMARKET. Notice is hereby given that on and after THURSDAY, the 3rd dny of January, 102-1, the Offices of the Newmarket Borough Council will be permanently situated in the New Municipal Building in Broadway. 11. WILSON. 1 Town Clerk. "jITOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. OVERDUE RATES. Pursuant to Section 28 of the Rating Amendment Act, IUIO, public notice is hereby given, that the General Rate for the year 1023-24 is now due, and that an addtional charge of 10 per cont will he standing after JANUARY 31, 1024. made on any amount which remains outS. GRAY. Town Clcrt, December 22. 1023. 2 TITT. EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. LOAN OF £ 13,500. Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Mount Eden Borough Council, held on the 17th day of December, 1923, the following resolution was passed : "The Mount Eden Borough Council hereby resolves, by way of Special Order, to borrow the sum of £13.500, being one-tenth of the amount of the original loan of £135,000 borrowed for the construction of permanent drainage works, for the provision of additional water- mains, and the improvement of the existing waterworks system within the borough, and for the completion of the construction of the roads and streets within the borough, which Is found insufficient to complete the undertakings in respect to which it was raised." The Loan Is for a period terminating on the first day of January, 1952, with interest at the rate of £5 10/ per cent per Annum, payable half-yearly, and with a sinking fund of one per cent. The proposed security for the loan Is a Special Annual Recurring Rate of one penny in the £ on the ratable value of all ratable property in the borough. Notice is also given that the said resolution will be submitted to a Special Meeting of the said Council, to be held at the Council Chambers, Mount Eden, on the twenty-first day of January, 1924, for confirmation' as a Special Order. A copy of the proposed Special Order is deposited at the Council Offices, and is open for Inspection during office hours. Dated at Mount Eden this nineteenth day of December, 1023. S. GRAT. 32 Town Clerk. RESTAURANTS, TEA, BOOMS. •XrOUlt T IGHT T UNCI! • You like a tasty light lunch, two heavy meals a day don't do. Try Stacey's. Some soup, a tasty meat pie and tea will keep you going nicely till you get home. Or try tea,. brown bread ; and butter, fruit salad arid crcani; Kcal< good and" will keep you well." fciXACErS, 61, .QUEEN SIBEBT, B