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AMTTSEMENTS. T LYRIC. * T YRIC. | YHIC. LAST J-iyRIC. LYRIC. T YRIC. | YRIC. NIGHT | I LYRIC. X YRIC. | YRIC. OF -"YRIC. • I . i, 1 i KEX "REACH'S •. EX -REACH'S GREATEST QTOUY REATEST OIOKI I . _ I f '"R 10 "RKOTHER." I j "-t>IG AJROTUEJI." BIG TJROTIIER." I IG -tJROTIIEU." • COMMENCING TO-MORROW. I COMMENCING TO MORROW. I "DON'T CALL IT LOVE." I "DON'T CALL IT LOVE." i "DON'T CALL IT HIVE." 1 W-ith AGNES AYRES. JACK HOLT. NITA NAI.DI. i THEODORE KOSLOFF. ROD LA ROCQUE. Box Plans at Lewis R. Esidy and Sou. Ltd. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODYS. Daily nt 10, 12, 2, 4, (1, S. i A UNITED ARTISTS' SPECIAL | ATTRACTION. | - You will right with him, thrill j with him, cry with him, laugh | I with him. Be sure and see Jack ] | Pleltford in Lis tilm sensation. \ I "The Hill Billy," a stirring ! I romance <iT the Kentucky hill j regions and the simple-hearted j deeply - loving, llereely - hating ! mountaineers. 1 I BABY PEGGY IN "SWEETIE." BABY PEGGY IN "SWEETIE." International News Shows EPINARD, i The Famous French Racehorse, in Training. . EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. Overture. "Jazzing the Blues Away." | RESERVE BY .PHONE 4402. I j TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), i LLOYD HAMILTON i LLOYD HAMILTON In I "HIS DARKER SELF." " HIS DARKER SKLI'Y' " HIS DARKER SELF." ! •• HIS DARKER SKLF." " lIIS DARKER SELF." A 5000-foot Comedy with 5000 shrieks of laughter. A huge fun picture with a real good thrilling story written round the Bootlegging Industry of America — the busiest line hi America to-day. WHY GIVE £30,000 FOR A TITLE? When 2/6 Will Give Access To "THE BATHROOM DOOR." TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, ■SATURDAY, JULY 12, AT 8 P.M. LEAGUE rOOTBAIX. -JLs T EAG U E ■noOIBALU fQ i-L'EAGUE A?oOTBALL. SWHy T EAG U E ■nOOTBALL. -"EAGLE J- OOIBALL. CARLAW "DARK. piARLAW TJARK. ARLAW -t ARK. v-JAULAW A A RK. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. SATURDAY SATURDAY. No. 1: MARIST OLD BOYS v. DEVONPORT. MARIST OLD BOYS v. DEVONPORT. The Two Leading Teams. No. 2: ATHLETIC v. PONSONBY. ATHLETIC r. PONSONBY. I Victoria Park 1, 3 p.m.: | MANGERE v. CITY. j Victoria Park 2, 3 p.m.: 1 NEWTON v. ELLERSLIE. j DON'T MISS THE DEVONPORT v. MARIST OLD BOYS MATCH—SURE TO BE THE BEST MATCH OF THE YEAR. Special Trams to aud from all Suburbs. Admission l/, Stand 1/. Ladies Gd, Stand Od. IVAN CULPAN, 922 Secretary Auckland Rugby League. "VJ-EWTON RANGERS FOOT- . BALL CLUB. | ?jH \ A Special Meeting of the ]WH/ Committee of tbe above Club | will be held in the League W Rooms. Swanson Street TOj MORROW NIGHT (Friday), at S p.m. Every member urgently requested to attend. GEORGE STEVEN. 024 Hon. Secretary. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. *, _ "VrORTHEUN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED, Bft-jgj WAIHEKE SERVICE. SATURDAY, 12TII. (Weather and other circumstances permitting.) S.S. KAWAU, FOR SURFDALE, OSTEND, AND OMIHA, ORAPIU AND COWES, AT 1.40 P.M. I Returning on Sunday, leaving Cowes Bay lat 2.30 p.m., via Orapiu, Awaroa and Omiha. SUNDAY, 13TH. S.S. OMANA, FOR SURFDALE, OSTEND AND OMIHA AT 0.50 A.M. Leaving Ostcnd at 4 p.m., and Omiha at 3.45 p.m., the s.s. Kawau will leave Surfdale at 4.30 p.m. , SUNDAY FARE, 3/ RETURN. i _, ■■■.'■ s XfIYERHEAD SERVICE. A_jTr_ S.S. PITOITOI, C-__SS? Calling At All Wharves. Leaves AUCKLAND—DaiIy ;\t 3.30 p.m., for Hobsouvillc, Walmnrie aud Riverhead (Saturdays excepted). Sunday, at 4 p.m. Leaves RIVERHEAD—DaiIy .at 7 a.m. (Sundays excepted). For Ostcnd —Leaving Central Wharf: Wednesdays, 0.45 a.m.; Saturdays, 1.40 p.m.: Sunday,' 0.45 a.m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4 REMOVAL NOTICES. WII. DAWSON, Chemist, has Removed • to 474, Upper Queen St. (opp. Y.W.C.A.). ; p HOWARD DAWSON, Veterinary • Physician, has Removed to 474, Upper Queen St. Hours: 3 to 4 p.m. D PRESS AND FASHION. LADIES' Navy Serge Costumes, Tailormade, from £7 10/. —Laurie and Hardy Foresters' Buildings. Albert St. R VERY Special Bargains. See windows now. Last- week Sale.—Matthews and (Andrews, 147, Symonds St. HERBALISTS, Magnetic Healers, Disease Readers. Consultation frae. Country patients special postal service.—ElectroBotanic Institute, Craig's Buildings, 35, . Broadway, Newmarket. : jj