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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 260, 3 November 1925, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. ELECTION pESUI- TS. L X C X I O X ■"' E S V L T S. XT* I, E C T I O X T> E S U L T «. J-'LECTIOX " E S U L T S. Spp flip resulrs from a comfortnlilp tip-up chair at any of tho following Picture Theatres: \2 T X A X l> *J T R A X l> (Queen Street). VICTORIA THEATRE, DEYONPORT. STRAND THEATRE. ONEHt'NGA. FORESTERS HALL. BIRKENHEAD. PALACE. KAKAXGAHAPE ROAD. Full Rpsults by our specially arranged exclusive service. —USUAL PRICES— Direction Fuller's-Hayward Theatres. STRAND— Pola — QTR.VXD -TRAND— Negri, — STRAND— In —QTRAND TRAXD— "East -^TItAND QTRAXD- Of —QTRAXD Suez." — Direction : Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT, at G and S. j POLA NEGRI j I In Somerset Maugham's | I I'lay of tlie Orient, | j "EAST OF SUEZ." j And a Cast including: Edmund Lowe — Xoah Beery. Rockcllffe Fellowes. In Addition : " THE GOOFY AGE." A New Hal Roach. Comedy. "Strand Magazine" Topical. "Pathe Review" % . . . . Interest. And at S Sessions: THE MOORE TRIO And STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Auckland's Biggest Picture Baud. Box Plan at Theatre. Pricps : 3/ to 2/0. "Phone 43-114. "PMPRESS (Reservoir Cr.) NEWTON. NO PICTURE TO-NIGHT. MISS MELVILLE WILL SPEAK. WEDNESDAY AXD THURSDAY. Elinor Glynn's " THREE WEEKS." AT POINT CHEVALIER. ■p\IXIELANT~) yJ CABARET. XJ DANCING. S P.M.-11 P.M. . ADMISSION 1/. 3D PER DANCE. CUBICLES EXTRA. GUY FiAWKES CARNIVAL NIGHT, GUY FAWKES CARNIVAL NIGHT. NOVEMBER 5. Will be one of our Late Nights, so wel known for mirth. DANCING, S P.M.-l A.M. Box Plan Open at Lewis R. Eady and Son Cabaret Telephone 43-530. AIXSLEI" RECITALS. GRAND OPERA To Be Acted in Costume, TOWN :HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, NEXT THCTiSDAV AND FRIDAY. -M SPORTING. AUCKLAND TRACING f^LUB tJPRING "jirEETING, 1923. AND "ITOXDAT, NOVEMBER 7 AND 9. « First Race about 12 nooii each day. ADMISSION— To Racecourse. 1 Zβ. Leger Enclosure, 3/. Grandstand Enclosure : Gentlemen 11/ Ladies 6/. Tickets for Enclosure on saie at H. Clear (Tobacconist). Victoria Arcade, and CartP and Asher's (Tobacconists), opp. "Herald Office, on November 6. All persons other than members leavin the Paddock or Racecourse will be liabl on re-entering to again pay for admissioi as no passes are issued. Children under 12 will NOT be admittc to the Grandstand Enclosure. No person who lias at any tim since the passing of the Gamin and Lotteries Act Amendment Ac 1908. followed the occupation of Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no ills qualified or undesirable person, will b admitted to the EUerslie. Racecourse dtil'in the Spring Meeting, and if any such perso is found on such course he will be remove therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibitet and any person infringing this regulatio will he removed from the racecourse an prosecuted. W. S. SPENCB, 10 Secretary. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY rtLU (INCORPORATED). . SPRING TirEETING, 10ij. NOMINATIONS (lsov each) for all Event both days, and FINAL PAYMENTS (4sovs) for Takapur Plate Close at the Club's Office 67, Shortlan Street, on FRIDAY, November 6, by p.m. ROBT. WYNYARD, 30 Secretary. AQUATICS. r pOINT CHEVALIER SAILIN J*\ *- CLUB tine.) RACE, NOVEMBER S. Race Starts 11.15 a.m. NOTE.—Members' Subscription now 3 C. I. SPEAKPOINT, 04 Uou Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. TNBANK R U P T C Take Notice, that I intend t r> apply the Supreme Court at Auckland, t FRIDAY, the 20th day of November, 1!»2 at 10 o'clock in the Forenoon, or as sm thereafter as this application may be hoar for an Order of DiH-liarge, Dated at Auckland this l!rd day ■ November, l'J'Jo. T. E. EYRE. PICTURE-FRAMERS. PICTURE Framers—Show Cards, Pictu Framing, lnwest price? : collected, d livered.—Ph6ue 46-771. Shrimpton, Frai ing Workers, Mt. Albert.