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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 114, 15 May 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. T>RINCESS. • -t RIXCESS. T>RINCESS. -t mxc Ess. NOW SHOWING. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS JOHN GILBERT i JOHN GILBERT In " CAMEO KIRBY." " CAMEO KIRBY." PARAMOUNT PRESENTS nnnoTHY dai.ton. DOROTHY DALTON. In "THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS," "THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS," COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TOMORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. WILLIAM POX PRESENTS , LESTER CT'NKO, LESTKU CT.NKO. LESTER CL'NEO, THE NEW COWBOY STAR, In " BLUE BLAZES." " P.U'K BLAZES." •' ItLiCK lU.AZKS." •' DLfM P.LA7.KS." " BL.UK BLAZES." " BL.UM BLAZES." •' BLUE BLAZES." " BLUE BLAZES." A RIP-ROARING WESTERN STORY WITH A COWBOY HERO. PARAMOUNT PRESENTS "LAWFUL LARCENY." With HOPE HAMPTON, NITA NALDI. LEW CODY. CONRAD NAGEL. A modern Cleopatra steals happiness and honour from the home and laughs at the law. But a clever wile hits back in amazing fashion, and hag the Inst laugh. ' "SCHOOL PALS." A FOX MONKEY COMEDY. GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA. GEORGE POOKE'S ORCHESTRA. GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA. FROM JAZZ TO GRAND OPERA. FOX WEEKLY NEWS. FOX WEEKLY NEWS. - ' FOX WEEKLY NEWS. A VERY EXCELLENT KESUME OF THE WORLD'S NEWS IN PICTURES. SESSIONS: 11 am.. 2 p.m., 5 p.m.. and 7.45 p.m. •PHONE 586 A. ASSOCIATION FOOTBAIX. TO-MORROW — &V 0-MORROW • *=* TO-MOUROW Bα O-MOBROW VICTORIA PARK, **- VICTORIA PARK. VICTORIA PARK, BE-PLAY. MATCH FOR THE LE BOY BANNER. THE FLEET V. AUCKLAND. - THE FLEET V. AUCKLAND. THE FLEET V. AUCKLAND. THE FLEET V. AUCKLAND. ' THE FLEET V. AUCKLAND. (This game will be keenly contested, and the same teams which turned out last Saturday, in the presence of the Prime Minister and others, will again appear.) CURTAIN RAISERS FROM 1 P.M. Admission Free. Grandstand 1/ Only. Ladies 6d. BOLL UP TO FAREWELL THE FLEET. BOLL UP TO FAREWELL THE FLEET. ■' 80 TOWN BOARD NOTICES. ' ■VTjEW LY*NN TOWN BOARD. PENALTY ON RATES. Pursuant to Section 28 of The Rating Amendment Act, 1920. pnblic notice is hereby given that an additional charge of Ten Per Centum will be added to all Rates remaining unpaid after FRIDAY, May 30, 1924 " ERNEST GREENSLADE. I '.• Town Clerk. May 13. 1924. 36 I' FmraßAi. notices. NIT ' DESPBRANiSJiyUffIK 6403, A.OF. Members are invited to attend the Funeral of our Brother William James Morley, leaving his late residence, Islington Avenue, off Leamington Road, Mt. Eden, at 2 p.m., for Waikumete. ' JAMES WEIR, 52 \ : / . , ■ Secretary. INCENSING NOTICES. ■VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB A PUBJN ■■ LICAN'S ' LICENSE.—I, ROBERT FUANCIS "WATKINS, of Auckland, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at'the next Licensing Meeting to be held at Dargaville, on the 6th clay of June. 1924, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for tup house situate at Silverdale, and known as the Wade Hotel, containing six rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated at Auckland the 12th day of May, 1924.—EGBERT F. . .WATKINS. Applicant. 60