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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 53, 4 March 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. Owing to the shipping difficulties, we regret that the Savoy Havana Band had to leave Auckland to-day. STRAND— — QTRAND. TKAND— Always -^TRAXD. STRAND— A —QTRAND. TKAND— Good -«TRA.\D. STRAND— Entertainment. -QTHASD. TRAJND— —OtKAND. TO-NIGHT, AT 6 AND 8. An Original Australian Comedy-Drama, PRODUCED BY BEAUMONT SMITH. J "THE DIGGER EARL." I I "THE DIGGER EARL." I Featuring ARTHUR TAUCHERT AKTHUK TAUCHERT (The Beloved "Sentimental Bloke"). As Bill Jones, the Digger Earl. Also Screening: "STRAND MAGAZINE" British News. (Always the Best). "PATHE REVIEW" Coloured. "OPENING OF THE SOUTHAMPTON FLOATING DOCK." by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. RAYMOND CASLEY (Tenor). qtrand qymphony orchestra. Kjtkand Symphony v/rchf.stra. N.Z.s Largest and Best Picture Band. Usual Prices : 1/ to 2/0. • • » COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. piLAUDE T^AMPIER, VLAUDE J-'AMPIER, 30 Minutes of Hilarious Fun. And the Return of (QJESSUE TTAYAKAWA. -tJ-AYAKAWA. In " T\7 HERE T IGHTB ARE X OW." " » V HERE -"IGHTS -f\-RE i^OW." Opp G.P.O. rpO-NIGHT. FIRST DAY OF THE THIRD AND LAST HEAT Of This Most Successful Competition. BEAUTY TTATHING | EAUTY -D'ATHING I COMPETITION. I I Competition. Screened at All Sessions by Motion Picture and Personal Appearance at 8 o'clock Session Only. Don't Forget, the FIRST PRIZE—A First De Luxe Return Ticket to Sydney. Kntire Change of Programme To-day. William Fox Production. "TTOXOUR A MOXG MEN." "Jj-ONOUR -«.MOXG Stnrrlnfr EDMUND LOWE. BIJOU ORCHESTRA. Mr. W. Carlton. Musical Director. AT THE GRAND TO-DAY. WRESTTJKG. W'EW ZEALAND WRESTLING MS) ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). Heavy-weight eavy-weight v^hampionship of new zealand, and a stake of £1400. IKE ROBTSIN (of Hawke's .Bay Assn.) IKE ROBBIN (of Hawke's Bay Assn.) WRESTLES TO A FINISH M. A. SUNNI (of Auckland). M. A. SUNNI (of Auckland). CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN. BIG TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 16th inst. BIG TOWN HALL, MONDAY, 10th inst. At 8 p.m. ALSO, SEVERAL AMATEUR EVENTS. . PRICES: Stage, 10/6. Reserves, 7/6. Circle and Stalls, 5/. Back Stalls and Gallery, 2/6. We Pay Tax. Reserves at Carter and Asher's, on the 9th Inst. Ladies, accompanied by an escort, admitted free. 181 R. S. LAWRENCE, Hon. Sec. RUGBY rOOTBAIX. «■ T7U>EN RUGBY FOOTBALL H& J-!'' club. M\l The Annual Meeting of the ■»> Club will be held on TUESDAY, March 10, in the Druids' Hall, corner Valley Honrl and Dominion Road, at S p.m. sharp. AH Members and Intending Members are requested to attend. A. RITCHIE. ■ 179 Secretary. Treasurer. ASSOCIATION rOOTBAIA. 4fc "OONSONBY ASSOCIATION * A FOOTBALL CLUB. «7 The ANNUAL MEETING of the w \\ above Club will be held in the *»> LEYS INSTITUTE, Ponsonby, on THURSDAY, March 5, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Business : Election of Officers, General. All players,' members, and intending members are requested to attend. L. DOWNES, Hon. Secretary. LEAGTTE FOOTBALL. jb A UCKLAND RUGBY LEAGUE. ■?%F\ JUNIOR MANAGEMENT , \!m-\) COMMITTEE. The Annual Meeting of the above Committee will be held at the League Rooms. Swaneon Street, on TUESDAY, March 10, at 7.45 p.m. BUSINESS : To receive Annual Report, Election of Officers, General. G. 11. SEAGAR, 237 Hon. Sec. f; UNITED LEAGUE cmT\ £j football club. \fmiS/ Plnyers nntl intending "Players ■"Ej 1 * are reminded of the Lecture in the It*. Club's Training Shed on THURSDAY, sth inst., at 7.30 p.m. Also Training for all jtrades commences on SATURDAY, 7th inst., at 3 p.m., on the Racecourse Ground. j GEO. HARRISON, I ■ ] Hon. Src. and Trpqs. TJTLLERSLIE UNITED LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held In the Library Room, EHerslie, on MONDAY, MARCH 9. AT 8 P.M. All Players, Intending Players, and ! Everyone Interested, in the Club, Cordially Invited to be Present. GEO. HARRISON, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. f, OLD BOYS' £$T\ LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Club will be held at Che League I Rooms, on THURSDAY NEXT, March 5. j All -Members and Intending Members are I requested to attend. N. J. ARMSTRONG, 271 President. "\TANGERE UNITED FOOTBALL -LT± CLUB. ! C|ifftj) The Annual Meeting will be held li?itl/ FRIDAY, March 6, in the St. James' Parish Hall, Mangere Bridge, at ~ 7.30 p.m. All members and intending members requested to attend. H. E. GRUBB, Sec. LAUNDRIES. YX7EE LEE AXD CO., 91, Shortland St.. ' V Expert Launderers. Collars Washed and Ironed, 2<l each. Will post anywhere on payment in advance, together with post- ' nxe. ! CABIWETMAKHBS AND UPHOLBTgREM. AUSTEN, J. X.—Easy Chair and Theatre Seat Specialist. 203-205, Victoria St West. v BELL'S N-10-T, opp. Town Hall.—Furniture made, any design. Crampo Patent Bedsteads a Speciality. p ptHUBB AND McGREGOR, High-class ■\J Furniture Manufacturers.—67. Great . North Rd. Phone 2770 A. And Takapnna. D TJ. McIVOR AND SONS, Specialists in General Cabinetmaking.—l9B, Karangnhape Rd. 'Phone 689. D VT7ALLACE E. D'AUDNEY, Specialist In jVV Hlch-grade Furniture.— Upholstery.— Jls, Sheehan St.. Ponsonby. 'Phone 2455. D EVERY description Ladies , , Gents' Hats Cleaned, Renovated, Re-blocked; expert workmanship, modern appliances.—Tutt's. I Bymonde St. ' ' D