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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 211, 5 September 1924, Page 14

In the construction of each programme we endeavour to offer something novel, something Instructive, and something j amusing. STRAND. N.Z. "8 OTRAND. TRAND. Largest OTBAND. STRAND. and — CJTRAND. TRAND. Finest j OTRAND. STRAND. —— Pic-tire CJTBAND. TRAND. House. Direction : Fuller's .Pictures, Ltd. Director : Phil Hayward. ■ - ' f'y'.i TO-NIGHT. AT 6 AND 8. Master Pictures Presents j THE T4ILEVENTH TTOUR." HE -E-fcEVBSTH -IJ-OUR." "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." : "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." "THE ELEVENTH HOUR." The Novel by the Popular Writer,' ETHEL M. DELL. In Addition : The Latest In Gloom Chasers, A LARRY SEMON. In LARRY SEMON, "HORSE SHOES." A Unique Scenic Gem," "UP TUE RIVER WITH MOLLY." ;* Views on the River Thames. British Budget of. Old World Events, "STRAND MAGAZINE." , An Interesting nnd Instructive. Subject, * "MANUFACTURE OF ART PAPER."i - And Special Engagement of MADAME . CLINTON HUNT. ! .. MADAME CLINTON HUNT, A Cultured Soprano of English Reputation. ■ * * . '• -.. h-.-lA-j STRAND SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. At 2.30 and 8 Sessions. A , (The only Theatre with Orchestral .>_t__-c every afternoon.) PRICES AS USUAL. A •A Box Plan at Strand. ! PRINCESS.— ' '■: RINCESS. — PRINCESS f - - . . RINCESS NOW SHOWING. ; WM. FOX PRESENTS, 1 JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT ■ In , b "THE LONE CHANCE." Prison was the reward for the hero ln this picture. But in the end—— ; PARAMOUNT , PRESENTS ANTONIO MORENO AND JACQUELINE LOGAN A ■• .. 'In . , "FLAMING BARRIERS." 1 A mlle-a-minute thrill romance, a sensational, : smashing melodrama. WM. FOX PRESENTSA GREAT j MONKEY COMEDY, j A GREAT MONKEY COMBDT, ; ''JUNGLE PALS." "JUNGLE PALS." GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA. GEORGE POORE'S ORCHESTRA.

FOX WEEKLY NEWS. Sessions: 11 a.rh.. 2 p.m., 5 p.m., land - . 7:45 p.m.:. . 1. "<-... I ■ •'■ -'Phone -_»A. ■ WEST Tj>Nß . .THEATRE. EST AZlKjy -l-HEATBB. PONSONBY BOAD. ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. .' Screening at 7.45 p.m. sharp. , Vitagraph Present "THE SHEIK'S WIFE." "THE SHEIK'S WIFE." | "THE SHEIK'S WIFE." "THE SHEIK'S WIFE." Part 4 'of the Serial - "BEASTS OF PARADISE. " BEASTS 'OF PARADISE. MERMAID COMEDY. GAZETTE REVIEW. Music by the West End Orchestra. : Prices: Stalls. Od ; D.C., If-. I -Reserves at Confectioner's, next Theatre. GRAND ''■ THEATRICAL BALL. SCOTS HALL, .SEPTEMBER 24. 1924. DI X I EL A N D. I. X I E LA N. d: TO-MORROW (SATURbAY)'AFTEBNOON. - SESSION,-3-5 P.M.' OPEN JAZZ COMPETITION.. A This Competition —has- aroused - immense interest. Regular Patrons are advised to BOOK-EARLY. Admission; 2/6 .(including Afternoon Tea). EVENING SESSION, 8-12 p.m. Delightful Music, and Beautiful Decorations, create tbe atmosphere calculated to , ; make you respond. Admission, 5/. .. The Management announce that in future they will be compelled to charge 1/ extra for Reservations on' Saturday Nights. ■ Thone 1585. '-■■ :■■■'. piowics, -BXCTBsroyg. etc. > "iiiv 7T>IVJBBHI_AD SKRVICB. 4-g2 x * s.B. piTorroi. *— iT Calling At All Wharves. Leaves AUCKLAND —Dally at B.SO p. a., for UobaoDvllle, Walmarie and BlverheM Saturdays excepted).' Sunday, at 4 _>.___ Leave* BIVBBHEAD—DaIIy at 7 a.*., (Sundays excepted). For OSTEND—Leaving Cratral Wkarf: Wednesdays, 9.45 a.m.; Saturdays, 1.45 pjn.; Sunday, 9:45 a.m. ' BRADNEY AND BINNB. P4 »__ XTOBTHEBN STEAMSHIP AA.-r... CO. LTD. ' WAIHEKE SERVICE. ■ , SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. (Weather and other circumstances permitting.) . .-.-•'. -?. -S.S. WAIPU.FOR SURFDALE. OSTEND. AND OMIHA AT L 45 P.M Returning on Sunday, leaving Cowes Bay at 2.30 p.m.. v>_- Orapiu,- Awaroa. and Omlhab .'■■;. ■ IFCTTTm^A-: ®" TT O AS. is. • N UHSIN O." ■•v Tbe' First Lecture will be - given to LADIES at the -Ambulance. -Station TOMORROW : (Friday), at T ,p.m.~ The F_* ;for ths Course (7/6) must be prepaid «o WILLIAM RATTRAY. w " ' Hon. Secretary. Ambulance Station. Rutland Street. lAMB _________l_ NOTICES. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several Parcels of Land hereinafter described will, be brought under the provisions'of the Land Transfer Act, 1913, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the - same on or before Bth October,-1924. " 7168 — WILLIAM GABTON, THB YOUNGER—OId Land Claim 95 and Parts of Old Land Claim 200. situated In Blocks I. and IL, Mongonnl Survey District, contain Ing together 654 acres. Occupied by Applicant. Plan 17287. 7171—JOHN McCLEAN—Allots. 3, 4. 5. 6. a and' 11 to 15, and Part. Allots. 2. 9, 10, 17. 18, 21, 22 and 23. Village of Kalwaka, containing. 14a. ?,r 29p. Occupied by Applicant. .Plan 17253. Diagrams may be inspected at this OSce. Dated this Ist day nf September, 1924, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. A. V. STUBT-SVANT, 665 District Land Registrar.