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I AMUSEMENTS. ~\T OvV (SHOWING. ! i>OW OilOWLNii. "VTOW QHOWLNG. _-> ow ~'HOWINU. I PATRONS' SPECIAL NOTE.— OWING TO THE PHENOMENAL SUCCESS OF HARRY CAREY IN -CUASHIN- TUUII," NOW BEING SHOWN AT HIPPODROME, WE HAVE THE HONOUR TO STATE THAT WE ARE PRESENTING HARRY piAREY , ARRY v/AREY AGAIN TO-NIGIIT (FRIDAY), | IN RICHARD MATTHEW IU--LET'S GREAT NOVEL, "/CANYON n F r P IIB ! "V/ANYON. Uj' J- HE I "POOLS." I A 2 OOLS." 1 . , l HARRY CAREY'S LATEST. HARRY CAREY'S LATEST, HAKKY CAREY'S LATESP, HARRY CAREY'S LATLSf HARRY CAREY'S LAibsl HARRY CAREY'S LATfc&T, HARRY CAREY'S LATEST, HARRY CAREY'S LAl h*£, HARRY CAREY'S LATEST, HARRY CAREY'S LATE»r, HARRY CAREY'S LA 1 LSI, HARRY CAREY'S LAT--1, IN HIS GREATEST STORY, IN HIS GREATEST STORY, { «r_VXYOX f\V rpHE I -Canyon a he FOOLS." UOLS." "CANYON OF THE FOOLS." "CANYON OF THE FOOLS." "CANYON OE THE FOOLS. ' "CANYON OF THE FOOLS." -CANYON OF THE FOOLS." "CANYON OE THE FOOLS." "CANYON OF THE FOOLS." -CANYON OE THE FOOLS." "CANYON OF TIIE FOOLS." -CANYON OF THE FOOLS." "CANYON OF THE FOOLS." Sessions: 11, 1.15, 3.30, 5.45, 8 o'clock. I MONSTER ! I MATINEE I | TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. | | rr PICTURES ! | "Will be Screened. I I 1 A LSO, r\ REAT SUPPORTING T>ROGRAMME. LATEST PATnE NEWS. LATEST PATHE REVIEW. 2 EXCELLENT COMEDIES. 2 EXCELLENT COMEDIES. f NOTE OUR PRICES— I I Day Sessions, including Saturday, | j 6 D - 6 D - 6 D - 6 a j i i | Night Sessions, including Saturday, | ' I 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ \ [ HIPPODROME — "VTOW CJHOWINO. IPPODROME — --NOW OhOWINC. CAPITOL. DOMINION RD. TERMINUS. APITOL. TO-NIGHT—7.4-—TO-NIGHT. CAPITOL. Big Double Star Programme. CAPITOL.. -A SON OF THE SAHARA." CAPITOL. Featuring Bert Lytell and CAPITOL. Claire Windsor. CAPITOL. An absorbing drama, a great CAPITOL, desert romance. Picturesque, CAPITOL, beautiful, and pulsating with CAPITOL. life and action. CAPITOL. From Louise Gerard's CAPITOL. Famous Novel,

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EMPIRE. From his book EMPIRE. "Glengarry Schooldays." EMPIRE. And COMEDY and NEWS. EMPIRE. This programme is one of the EMPIRE. very best. EMPIRE. USUAL PRICES. REGENT. OPP. TRAM DEPOT, EGENT. EPSOM. EPSOM. REGENT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGIIT. REGENT. Bert Watson—Famous Song REGENT. nnd Dance Actor, and REGENT. VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. REGENT. A 7 ATTDEVILLE TRIALS. REGENT. All New Talent. Also, REGENT. " A THIEF IN PARADISE." . REGENT. " A THIEF IN TARADISE." REGENT. A First National Picture, REGENT. And Regent De Luxe Orchestra REGENT. Usual Prices. i REGENT. Children, Half-price. CHILDREN'S MATINEE, I SATURDAY. AT 2.30. J T7IMPRESS (Reservoir Corner). NEWTON. A_ TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. Paramount Presents GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON In " MANHANDLED." " MANHANDLED." Gazette. Scenic. Comedy, Serial. Orchestral Overture, 7.30. Stalls, 9d. Circle. 1/. HOCKEY. MOUNT EDEN HOCKEY CLUB.—Final and Only Practice, Saturday Next, 2 p.m. No practice allowed on 'Saturday! 2r>th (Anzac Day). Members and Intending - Members urged to Roll Up.—W. R. MUNN Hon. Sec. "„;> C3T. PAUL'S HOCKEY CLUB—Steps are being taken to form n 4th Grade B , Team. Intending Members invited to meet Committee, Hockey Ground. Remuera, at 2.30 p.m., Saturday nest, ISth inst.—F S T. Little (21, Palmerston Bldgs), Hon Sec. jj DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE Termination of the Partnership of CHARLES LE NEVE ARNOLD and RICHARD ATKINSON ABBOTT, practising as ARNOLD AND ABBOTT. Architects, at Sanford's Buildings, Customs Street West, is hereby announced. The Business of the late Flirm will be carried on by RICHARD ATKINSON . ABBOTT in his own name, and all moneys .. owing will be collected by him. CHARLES ARNOLD. R. ATKINSON ABBOTT. March 31. 1925. ~ ] Ll REMOVAL NOTICE. I R. ATKINSON ABBOTT, F.N.Z.1.A., c Reg. Architect., has REMOVED to Top \ . Floor, MAHONEY'S BUILDINGS, 38. ) ! Shortland Street. 193