AMUSEMENTS. Monte Carlo. The First Big Picture of Monte Carlo. the Temple of Chance Monte Carlo. Mankind. CJTRAND— "Where the —QTRAND. Entertainment — OTRAND. STRAND— is Always — QTRAND. TKAND- Good." — OTR'AND. TO-NIGHT AT 6 AND 8. A Fascinating Production of ROBERT W. SERVICE'S Great Novel, "POISONED PARADISE." '■ POISONED PARADISE." ■■POISONED PARADISE." " rOISONED PARADISE." Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo. ' The Monte Carlo. Forbidden Story Monte Carlo. Of Monte Carlo. Paris and Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo. * * * Monte Carlo. Featuring Monte Carlo. KENNETH HARLAN, Monte Carlo. CARMEL MYERS. Monle Carlo. » « . In Addition: 'NIP AND NICK" Comedy •HODGE PODGE" Magazine •BRITISH BUDGET" Topical And At Evening Sessions: MISS TJ-ATE /NaMPION, ISS MISS KATE CAMPION. MISS KATE CAMPION. MISS KATE CAMPION, rhe Brilliant Prirna Donna will Render Opera Arias and Ballads. STRAND SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA, At 2.30 and 8.0. Usual Saturday Prices. Box Plan at Theatre. Movie Ball. Scots Hall, Wednesday Next. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. NOW SHOWING, DAILY 10 A.M., 10 P.M. —"f MARY T>ICKFORD, - | ARY ■*- ICKFORD, j THE I WORLD'S SWEETHEART. | At Her Best, In DOROTHY -\7-ERNON | OROTHY v ERNON OF H ADDON TTALL. ADDON -"ALL. | MARSHALL NEILAN PRODUCTION. Sessions: 10, 12.20, 2.50, 5.10, 7.50. Also, BIG COMEDY. ' An Absolute Scream. THONE 4402. MISS AILEEN BERESFORD'S PUPILS' ISS AILEEN BERESFOBD'S PUPILS' ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL, ANNUAL DANCE RECITAL, Assisted By MISS MAY BERESFORD'S SINGING PUPILS AND ORCHESTRA. gCOTS TTALL, SEPTEMBER 22 AND 23. ".'A /CHINESE T>HANTASY." " ■«• ■*■ HANTASY." A Beautiful Colour Scheme in Ballets and Grotesque Dances. TWO CHARMING BALLETS, By Little Tots, "BUBBLES," and "THE LULLABY TRAIN." An Old Love Story. " LAVENDER AND OLD LACE." GRAND FINALE, "THE CABARET." Introducing all the Latest Novelties of Jazz Land. PRICES, S/, 2/. 1/ (plus tax). Children half-price. 912 I.EAGTTE FOOTBAIX. 17 TJICHMOND ROVERS fdk\ **> FOOTBALL CLUB. *S" A Special Meeting of the Club JK will be held on MONDAY NEXT at 8 p.m. in Mr. Redwood's Training Shed. Business very important. 259 W. A. SWIFT, Hon. Sec. BOXING. «L «, TABOUR DAY CELEBRA XJ TION. /W OCTOBER 25 AND 27, 1D24. (Under the Auspices of the Northcrr Boxing Association). NEWSBOYS' CHAMFIONSnn?, 2 Classes CIO and under, 8.0 and under. Prizes Gold Medals to Value of £3. Winner! of Heats to receive Trophies to Value of 10/. Entrance, 1/. NOVICE TOURNEY, 2 Classes, 9.7 and under, 10.0 and under. Prizes. Gold Medals to Value of £5. Winners 01 Heats to receive Trophies to Value ol 10/. Entrance, 2/6. NOMINATIONS CLOSE ON MONDAY OCTOBER 6, AT 9 P.M. AT TRADES HALL ARTHUR BOSSES. Secretary. DiyiPETTPS. GOLD MINING CO., LIMITED. Cabled notification has been received from London of a Dividend (the 118 th) o( One Shilling (1/) per Share, to be payable on November 1. Warrants will be issued from the Auckland Office for Dividends on all Shares on the Colonial Register, which will be closed from October 21 to 31 (both days inclusive). Any Shareholder wishing to notify change of address should do so before October 21, as no alteration will be made whilst the Register is closed. H. W. HOPKINS, R. G. MILLIGAN. . . • Attorneys. Auckland, September 19, 1924. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC. P3-3, ATORTHERN STEAMSHIP %S CO., LTD. ■—*■ WAIHEKE SERVICE TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), SEPT. 21. S.S. OMANA, FOR SURFDALE, OSTEND AND OMIHA, Leaving Ostend at 4 p.m.,' and Omiha at J 4 ? p '?\ J be s - s - Kawau will leave Surfdale at 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY FARE. 3/ RETURN. A _—~„ TJIVERHEAD SERVICE. tf- •** S.S. PITOITOI Calling At All Wharves Leaves AUCKLAND—DaiIy .tt 3.30 p' m for Hobsonville. Waimarie and Riverhead (Saturdays excepted). Sunday, at 4 p m Leaves RIVERHEAD—DaiIy at 7am (Sundays excepted). " For OSTEND—Leaving Central WharfWednesdays. 0.45 a.m.; Saturdays 145 p.m.; Sunday, 9.45 a.m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D 4 ALOBE FISniNG CLUB. *-" DEEP SEA RIGHT OUT TO TIKI (Weather Permitting.) Launch Leaves King's Wharf at 9.30 TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) Bait and Tea Provided.» Bring Your Own Cup. Good Sport Fare, G/. Return about 6 o'clock. 305 G. R. MAHON. Hon. Sec. lAWN TENNIS. m B N N IS COURTS. Applications are invited from Clubs reronilng season. Suitable for Church Clubs, House Clubs, Colleges, etc. Courts will be Isept in excellent order throughout the seajon. Moderate rentals. For full particulars write SECRETARY. P.O. Box 1007, Auckland.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 224, 20 September 1924, Page 16
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