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AMUSEMENTS. /QUEEN'S. . v*UEEN'S. ■ /QUEEN'S. ■ *a*UEEN'S. NOW SHOWING. "DIG CJTARS Q J>IG »TAKS *>■ ON ONE PROGRAMME. PETER B. KYNE'S STORY. "THE GO-GETTER." PLENTY OF THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT. THE ENGLISH CLASSIC, " KISSING CUP'S RACE." " KISSING CUP'S RACE." " KISSING CUP'S RACE." A FINE RACING FILM. SNUB POLLARD, SNUB POLLARD, In " OWN YOUR OWN HOME." " OWN YOUR OWN HOME." " OWN YOUR OWN HOME." A COMEDY SCREAMLET. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 7.45 p.m. •Phone !HIA. JUST A FEW LINES —To say that the Record-breaking Attraction, TETER B. KYNE'S PETER B. KYNE'S PETER B. KYNE'S "TIIE HARBOUR BAR." "THE HARBOUR BAR." "TUB HARBOUR BAR." "THE HARBOUR BAR." "THE HARBOUR BAR." "THE HARBOUR BAR." "THE HARBOUR BAR." Will be screened from 10 a.m. dally till next Friday night. BABY PEGGY, BABY PEGGY In Hansel and Gretcl, BABY PEGGY, the famous old fairy BABY PEGGY, Story. NEWEST INTERNATIONAL NEWS. Specially Augmented Orchestra. Ring 4402 for Reserves. EVERYBODY'S. VBRYBODY'S. NEXT ATTRACTION: MADGE BELLAMY MADGE BELLAMY In "NO MORE WOMEN." ••NO MORE WOMEN." LECTURES. AUCKLAND CITY MISSION. ._______> UCKLAND CITY MISSION. jnAMil Princess Theatre. Queen Street. V?BP£y Princess Theatre. Queen Street. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) EVENING. 6 30, Doors Open; 7 p.m., Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Bumnand. 7.30, Service Begins. Preacher: REV. TASPER /BALDER. EV. " ASPER VaLDKB. Subject: THE "DANGE-FINDER. HE XV A N G E-FI N DER» Offertory Solo: "Sun of My Soul." Soloist: MR. LESLIE SMITH. NOTE. —Holy Communion, St. Matthew's Church, Thursday, 10.30 a.m. Mission Shop open for Business. All • profits devoted to our special work. Locality, Cor. Wellesley St. W. and Albert St. ol A ."\" EW "TTEAVEN AND A j^" EW ■p»ARTH. Men have advanced all manner of strange theories concerning the ending of this world. According to the Bible, the heavens and the earth that now are will be destroyed by Are, and will be succeeded by a new heaven and a new earth. An Interesting Address on this subject will be delivered by MR. GEO. ALDRIDGB at the West Street Church of Christ on SUNDAY Evening. . The Service commences with an enjoyable Song -service at 6.45. YOU ARE INVITED. 138 ALL NATIONS MARCHING TO ARMAGEDDON. GREAT LECTURE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 7 P.M. WEST END THEATRE WEST END THEATRE (Ponsonby Road). Speaker: EDWARD NELSON. SEATS FREE. NO COLLECTION. (See Large Advt. in Church Notices.) INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION. The Scots Hall. Berean Studies. 3:30 p.m.—Revelation, Chapter xxi., 6.45; Praise. 7 p.m.: The Divine Plan of the Ages—Why Evil Was Permitted. 01 rVRDER OF THE STAR IN THE EAST. PUBLIC LECTURE By MR. J. W. POYNTON, S.M. '• HUMINIFEROUS ETHER." MAY 19th, 8 p.m., • At THEOSOPHICAL HAfI.L, 371. QUEEN ST. Collection in aid of Starving Children of Europe. AT THE UNITARIAN CHURCH. SUNDAY NIGHT AT SEVEN. REV. A. THORNHILL, M.A., Will Speak on "THE CONFESSION OF H. G. WELLS." A Popular Exposition of the Faith of the most versatile writer of our day. Undogmatic. Progressive. Free. TTOME NURSING. M lane First Lecture will be given WttalmiS t0 i ' en at tlie Ambulance THURSDAY, May 22, at 7 p.m. The Fee for the Course (7/_) must be Prepaid to WILLIAM RATTRAY, Honorary Secretary. Ambulance Station, Rutland Street. MOTOR SERVICE. A UCKLAND 'gTAB' MOTOB SERVICE. FBANKTON-PAEROA. Car leaves Frankton on arrival of the Auckland Express at 10 p.m., and arrive. Paeroa at 1.45 a.m. Leaves again on the return Journey at. 1; p.m., and arrives Hamilton at 4 p.m. (No car on Saturday from FranktOn.) INQUIRIES:" "Auckland Star" Publ.sner. Fort Street •PhoielTTSi Or, "Auckland Star" Representative, Hamilton. Phone 1792. HILLSBORO' CEMETERY. — Olesen's Char-a-banc leaves Greenwood's Corner every Sunday at 2 p.m. Beturn Fare, 1/6. ~ S«