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, NATIONAL SESSIONS : 11.15, 2.0, 4.0, CO, S.O. LYRIC, NIGHTLY at 7.43. IT STANDS SUPREME—THE NEW 1925 " QUO VADIS ? " IN THE HISTORY OF SCREENCRAFT THERE NEVER HAS BEEN A PICTURE LIKE IT 1 Twelve years ago there flashed upon Australasian screens a motion picture which rocked the audiences of the day with us wnJesty. ts power, it* tremendous advance on what the motion picture had achieved up to that time. !3 t™ 2 ?- COmOS tt K"'R ai 'tic recreation of the carrvh J ,5 t . w tl VP ,r n , r8 a P>- m «rtc by First National aud carr} Ing back of it all the experience those twelve years of effort have taught. — . i _mm "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?" j aAl n - v •»'•• , i„r. won : l,,r tlipn thnt thp *™ \ he^?riV\n^tlo A 7xt ? t&\_*s__%_.!___ J? &_*___% | predecessor has stood for the past twelve. lulant | — ■ ' ' T?.5 A TEW H-IGANTIC -JQOX a-uu X>ew Gigantic J-V-ZO . '' C_ U O -r-r a D I S ?" . Q }: o vadis ?" : z Q L 0 VADIS ?" Q U O VADIS '" Z . ■ ~— „Q v o vadis r ; .Qu O VADIS r ; '• QUO VADIS ?" . ~ ~ Q '• O VADIS ?" - "~~ . * " Q I. O V A D I S •>■■' ' — ;;.q r o vad i h »•• : 1 Q l O VADIS •>" - -— "q v o vadis •}•• =nzzz:izzzz ~ Q U o Vadis ?•• .... ."Ou°"VA d i s -r ~ F gigantic-collossal-superb. GIGANTIC-COLOSSAL-SUPERB. An ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION AT THE LYRIC THEATRE ONLY IS JACK lIOXIE IN "THE SIGN OF THE CACTUS" "THE SIGN OF THE CACTUS." Mf BBSBRVES AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. PRICE, 2 9 PRICES: 1/, l/c, 2/. NIGHT-1/6, 2/, 2/9.

_ LEAGUE FOOTBALL. *T>tJGBY T EAGUE TJTjdOTBALL XiuQBY -League •£ ootiSll f<ARLAW pARK. -lark. to-morrow icjaturday. , 0-morrow Saturday. AT 3 r.M. *• ' LAST APPEARANCE Of the WORLD FAMOUS QUEENSLAND TEAM. QUEENSLANDUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND QUEENSLAND V. ■VTEW 17EALAND. iy_w Zealand. NEW ZEALAND. NEW ZEALAND. NEW ZEALAND. THE FINAL TEST MATCH. THE FINAL TEST MATCH. MEETING OF CHAMPIONS. MEETING OF CHAMPIONS. The Last Chance to See these Championß in Action. CAN NEW ZEALAND WIN' THE CAN NEW ZEALAND WIN THE CAN NEW ZEALAND WIN THE RUBBER ? RUBBER ? RUBBER ? ANOTHER THRILLING GAME. ANOTHER THRILLING GAME. A REAL FOOTBALL FEAST. A REAL FOOTBALL FEAST. V All Roads lead to Carlaw Park NEXT SATURDAY. •T^lm is^:„Exhlb,Hon Game, but a GREAT &S HT o FOR SUPREMACY by New Zeafe» ;,a, Qu , e ?,? Bl ??. d will fl ßht hard to retain the title of World's Champions. No Quarter ***■■-■—■ No Free List. Referee: Mr. W. Ripley. •i.!P 1 ? b Secretaries are requested to call at tne League Rooms this evening for passes. » W. O. CARLAW, Hon. Sec; N,Z. League. #T\TABIST BROTHERS'. LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. _ A GENERAL MEETING WiU be-held it "" DONOVAN'S GYMNASIUM, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, at 10.30 a.m. _ Buslfaess Important. 42 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. BLANDFORD T> A R K. LANDFORD -t^ARK. • MmO-MORROW QATURDAY. 1J- 0-morrow —- Saturday. r 1.30 P.M. iVTORTHCOTE V. TJOYAL ATAVY, !X>i ORTHCOTB V. •"'OYAL AVY, x AIW AT 3 P.M., nvTORTH CJHORE V. "DONSONBY. -V* ORTH OIIOHE V. A ONSONBY. r. PRICES AS USUAL. BLAND F O R D "DARK. LANDFOBD . *■■ A R K. .- . ... ...,.• . -128. LECTURES. X*~_W% \H7ORKERS' EDUCATIONAL yaa v> association. . , »Q_M_W\ POPULAR PUBLIC *£l__£* LECTURE. BIOLOGY THEATRE, University Science Buildings./ (Take Anzac Avenue Car.) - TO-MORROW NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 12, _, _. ,8 p.m. 1 Mr. R. A. Falla, on "BIRD LIFE IN N.Z." ' (illustrated hy Lantern Slides.) This is the Third Lecture of our series. ' no charge for admission, expenses to oe ?o e rdiai , iy r 1 e nmeS. COII,;CUOU - TUe.publiC are aa X- M. RICHMOND, ( ao Assistant Organiser. I r ELOCUTION. I and Music.-Miss D B phne J IC 'r C f rtlflca «'' f l Teacher (Trinity J College, London), Elocution and Piano.— B }' Wncturangi Rd., Green Lane. Inter- • views. Tuesday. v _ - TYPISTS. \ M IS S »' ? AKER . Typist and Duplicator, I N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Room 421 ' Queen St. 'Phone 43-572,; _.. OUR' Factory is busy, but. we have time • to Clean your Hat at Tutfi. D I:

RUGBY FOOTBALL. Egi _ __*_ ESIS Pf- KRUGBY. rpO-MORROW — rfiO-MORROW RUGBY, -a- O-MORROW — -*- O-MORROW KliUiil'. . RUGBY. TTAWKE'S "DAY RUGBY. -D-AWKE'S -L»AY RUGBY. TTAWKE'S "DAY RUGBY. J-iAWKES -DAY RUGBY. TTAWKE'S DAY RUGBY. JJ-AWKE'S -Day RUGBY. RUGBY. V. A UCKLAND. -^-UCKLAND. RUGB\. A UCKLAND. guoBY. -Auckland. BUGBI. -a UCKLAND. Rugby. -Auckland. RUGBY. SKHSJI- Kick-ofE 3.15 p.m. BUGBI. RUGBY. CURTAIN RAISER : CURTAIN RAISER : RUGBY. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL RUGBY. HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL ggggY- HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL SKSSi" HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL RUGBI. v lIKS2S" MOtTXT ALBERT GRAMMAR. RUGBY. MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR. SKSS?-' MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR. RUGBI. MOUNT ALBERT GRAMMAR. SSS§¥: mckoff lA * p - m - RUGBY. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS—I/. RUGBY. STAND, 2/ EXTRA. ?n&s£' As usual. School Children RUGB\. Admitted Free to Grouud. RUGBY. Patrons are requested to present RUGBY. Correct Amouut at Gates aud Rrrßv" so save time * RUGBY! TRAM SERVICE : 5KS§£" j. A 9/J erJllinute Tram Service iHrr'.tV' £ on ? Clty I>uns rl e ht sn *o tho »f>,Svi\." , lark - l'rovlsion made for.park-Sr-oSc-' lng ~ 33 Tramcars to facilitate i.T,HS?;" traffl c at the conclusion of the KUGBI. game. RUGBY. MOTOR CARS NOT ADMITTED gUGBY. Holders of Tickets and School Sr&Si" Children are requested to use the £?•£§}.' bP^ l - 1 Gate at Dominion Road Sx-Ssi" entrance, and at the rear of the HUbßi, Stand. ?H?S V ' Besults of New South Wales v. 55xS& Poverty Bay and Otago v. Wellin Ston will be posted at intervals gUGBI. curing the game. c T " W - MABEN, RUGBY. Secretary A.R.F. Union. 90 TRAMWAY NOTICES. AUCKLAND CITY CORPORATION TRAMWAYS. NOTICE-.TO PASSENGERS, - EDEN PARK FOOTBALL GROUNDS. The Siding constructed -within the Park Grounds to facilitate the convenience of SSNSPnSW** 0 S rS olts Gatherings there Toll « c ° pe ? ed f °T, Traffic on SATURDAY, h „n Pte u mber ' 19a5 ' and brought into use on all subsequent occasions when it is necessary to cope with special traffic to and from Eden Park. m .n^n Sp^lal * o . otba » «»», upon which a minimum fare of 6d each way will be charged will be destined "Eden 'Park tMirt^M 1 CODV ? y P«Bengew on to and Tn P n e rt^l S i dlng Prions to the matches and load up there after, the matches. Ordinary time-table cars will run ns usual on the Edendaie route . A. E. FORD, q Manager. HOLLER SKATING. QOLDEN GATE SKATING RINK ONLY ONE 'SESSION TO-NIGHT, o , »to 11 p.m. Sessions To-morrow: 1.45 to 4 5 to 7 Sto 10. Competitions for Waltz and TwoStep, Chariot Race. GREAT SPORT TOMORROW NIGHT. W U GULDEN GATE RINK, Broadway, opp. Great South Rd. PICNICS. EXCURSIONS ETC. •j— "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. WAIHEKE. JPi (Weather and other circumstances ■ permitting). TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 12th. FOR SURFDALE, OSTEND, OMIHA, AWAROA BAY, ORAPIU, 'AND COWES BAY, S.S. HAUITI, 1.45 I>.M. Leaves Cowes Bay, Sunday, at 2.30 p.m.; Orapiiv, 2.45 p.m.; Awaroa. .Bay, 3.15 p.m.-; tlniiha, 4 p.m.; Ostend, 4.30 p.m.; and Surfdale, 5 p.m. ". SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. Fr ' Surfdale, Ostend, nnd Omiha. S.S. KAWAU ... 0.50.a.m. Leaving Omiha, 4 p.m., S.S. HAUITI leaves Ostend 4.30 p.m.; Surfdale 5 p.m. I V E RH E AD SERVICE. ;?S.S. PITOITOI. Calling at All Wharves. Leaves Auckland Daily at 3.30 p.m. for Hobsonville, Wnlmarie nnd Riverhead (Saturdays excepted), Sunday at 4 p.m. Leaves Riverhead Daily at 7 a.m. -(Sundays excepted). For OSTEND —Leaving Prince's ' Wharf Wednesday 0.45 a.m., Friday 6.30 p.m., Saturday 1.45 p.m., Sunday 0.45 a.m. BRADNBY AND BINNS. D 4 TJICNICS AND EXCURSIONS (Weather a- Pcrmittlns).— If sufficient inducement offers, Launch YUKON A will leave Launch. Steps EVERY SUNDAY at 9.30 a.m. Tor Manly and Artie's Bay. Return Fare, 5/. -* F. MACKAY. T ADIES! To be healthy and strong use c»r n „? r ? ng^ L,ly "~- Full Particulars, Dewar, btrand Arcade. - 1)