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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 65, 18 March 1925, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. "POBERT TTT CJERVICE, -"OBERT VV. Service, AUTHOR OF THE QJPELL f\F milE "YUKON," HE >OpELL "F J- HE -*• UKON," AND " mHE QHOOTING f\F T\&® " -*-HE J^AX MCriREW." c^Jrew." HAS WRITTEN A TREMENDOUSLY FINE STORY ENTITLED " THE ROUGHNECK." IN AMERICA A ROUGHNECK IS A HE MAN THAT IS NOT KNOWN FOR HIS FINE CLOTHES, OR HIS SUAVE SOCIETY MANNERS. EVERY PLACE WHERE PIONEERS ARE KNOWN, THERE YOU WILL FIND THE ROUGHNECK. HE HELPS TO BUILD THE RAILROADS ; HE IS IN EVERY NEW MINING CAMP, AND WHEN HIS COUNTRY trIVTS TJT7IAT. DtP.IITIVII

WANTS REAL FIGHTING MEN, THERE ARE NONE BETTER THAN THE ROUGHNBCK, AND WHILE WE ARE ON THE SUBJECT, LET US SAY HISTORY HAS NO BETTER LOVER THAN THE SAID ROUGHNECK. WILLIAM FOX HAS MADE A PICTURE FROM ROBERT W. SERVICE'S LATEST NOVEL, "THE ROUGHNECK," AND GEORGE O'BRIEN IS THE STAJ*. THIS PICTURE WILL BE SCREENED AT THE PRINCESS THEATRE, COMMENCING, FRIDAY. THE MANAGEMENT WISH TO GO ON RECORD AND GUARANTEE " THE ROUGHNECK" AS ONE OF THE GREATEST PICTURES EVER SCREENED IN NEW ZEALAND. " rpilE -pOUGHNECK " "J- HE •"'OUGHXECK " IS AmOXDEKFI'L "PICTURE. Wonderful ■*- icture.

SCREENING AT THE " T>RINCESS," /COMMENCING " -t KiNCßss," Commencing FRIDAY. RIDAY. BOXING. #•, ft -pTIRDY -t URDY vk>. "DAXTKR. * "*•*>' 4 J-»AXTER. TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, MONDAY, MARCH 30. MONDAY, MARCH 30. BOX PLAN. The Management regret that many natrons were unable to cain admission to

patrons were unaoie ro gam admission l-> recent contests promoted by the Association, nnd ADVISE EARLY BOOKING hy those desirous of witnessing the forthcoming Carnival. To assist this purpose the BOX PLAN will be Opened on THURSDAY MORNING, March 19, at Carter nnd Asher's, Queen Street, at the Usual Reserve Price, 7/0. Country I'atrons can rely on seats available being allotted to them on receipt of remittance. J. H. WATTS, 441 Hon. Sec. MEETINGS. NZ. BHJLE ' TRAINING INSTITUTE (INC.). ANNUAL GIFT DAT, TO-MORROW (Thursday), from 2 to 5 p.m. An opportunity will he afforded the Christian public of Auckland to inspect tie Institute, 0, Hopetoun Street, Ponsonb.v, where gifts in money or kind will be appreciated. 091 + yiCTOBIA LEAGUE 4g® ' (Incorporated). >§jjtrav The Annual Meeting of the &BSRe*3 Victoria League will be hold in \WS'7 the Society of Arts Hull, Kitchener . Street, on THURSDAY NEXT March 19, at S p.m. BUSINESS : To Receive Report of the year's work, and the Balance-sheet, and elect Officers for 1925. The Meeting will then take the form of an "AT HOME." Usual Levy of 1/ 15 R. A. HADFIELD, Secretary. EASTER CAMPS. CALL TO PRAYER. Campers and others interested are invited to meet on FRIDAY NEXT, at Door of Hope, Cook Street, 7.30 p.m., for Prayer chiefly in regard to Infantile Paralysis. 14 i\ UCKLAND WATERSIDE WORKERS' XX INDUSTRIAL UNIONi OF WORKERS. SPECIAL MEETING of the above Union will be held at the Waiting Room, Quay Street, on MONDAY, 23rd inst, at 12.30 p.m. Business: To consider several Amendments to the Rules, nnd deal with any business arising out of same. H. niLLIER, Secretary. SHOWS. "PRANKLTN AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. ABANDONMENT OF SHOW. Owing to the Epidemic of Infantile laralysis, it has Geen decided to Abandon pc Autumn Show, which was to have been held on the 27th and 2Sth March, 1923. Members are requested to hold their Tickets, as they will admit them into the Vn?™ r r W ,, ou 32th and 13 th June, •kntry fees will be refunded. D- R. HAMILTON, ' Secretary. 2JIHKDAIJS ANNUAL ABANDONED. FOR THIS YEAR. REMOVAL NOTICE. J C. OLDBURY, Gun and Locksmitn i% to Permanent Premised *' Rutland Ct., off Wakefield St. C vy W. PLATT, Furrier, has Removed »..».• from Queen St. to .25, Wellesley St W., above Opera House. C