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AMUSEMENTS. TRIPLE STAR PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. GRAND. Opp. G.1'.0. fTMJ-NIOHT. BAND. Opp. G.P.O. J-O-NIGHT. No. I—New Master Production. For the First Time in Auckland. THE IATH YX7OMAN." HE J-"Til ''OMAN." " THE 10TH WOMAN." "THE 10TH WOMAN." "THE IOTII WOMAN." •THE 10TII WOMAN." -THE JOT 11 WOMAN." "THE 10T.I WOMAN." "THE 10TH WOMAN." "THE 10TH WOMAN." "THE 10TII WOMAN." "THE IOTU WOMAN." Adapted from Harriet Conistock's Fine Novel. No. 2 —The Great Western Drama: THE A RIZONA ' "pXPRESS." HE -EXPRESS." " THE ARIZONA EXPRESS." "THE ARIZONA EXPRESS." " THE ARIZONA EXPRESS." "THE ARIZONA ENPKESS." " THE ARIZONA EXPRESS." No. 3 —COMEDY. LARRY SEMON, LARRY SEMON, In LARRY SEMON, LARRY SEMON, " LIGHTNING LARRY SEMON, "LIGHTNING LARRY SEMON, LOVE." LARRY SEMON, LOVE." LARRY SEMON, And the Last Two Days, Friday and Saturday, The World's I'remier Ventriloquist, YVALTER . -\7-ERNON, * » ALTER * ERNON, WALTER r \rERNON, ALTER * ERNON, AND HIS PAL, GINGER. At the 2.30 and 8 o'clock Sessions. Sessions—ll.ls, 1.15, 2.30, 4.30, 5.45, and 8 .o'clock. This is the Programme for the Children. MATINEE.SATURDAY AT 2.30. AT THE GRAND THEATRE. /"VUEEN'S. ■ —— v*ueen*s. QUEEN'S. — _ UEEN'S. COMMENCING mO-DAY. OMMENCING J-O-DAI - . CJTARS Q *~>TARS " '' .' TITRS. TACK T ONDON'S _ I>XrS. O ACK JL>ONDON'S THRILLING CJ EA C" TORT ' HRILLING lOEA lOTORY, - "THE BRUTE MASTER," " THE BRUTE MASTER," " THE BRUTE MASTER." ! "THE BRUTE MASTER," "THE BRUTE MASTER," Featuring HOBART "OOSWORTII. OBART -DOSWORTU. A PICTURE FOUNDED ON FACT. FISHER'S r\ HOST." ISHER'S i THE GHOST OF FREDERICK FISHER ; ACTUALLY APPEARED ON THE RAILS :I OF A FENCE AT CAMPBELLTOWN, ; i N.S.W. AN f\ZU /COMEDY, N VUR VJaXG V-/OMEDY, JULY ULY -L'aYS." . SESSIONS— ,'. 11 a.m., 2 p.m.. 3 p.m., 7.45 p.m. jl, 'PHONE 41-341. = SPORTING. j T\7AIKATO rnROTTING pLUB. A UTUMN T»TEET.ING, To be held at ALEXANDRA PARK, EPSOM, S, rpO-MOEROW .SATURDAY), MARCH C, = X '■ 1921 Horses must be in the birdcage for the Irst race at 11.15 a.m. ADMISSION : i/C Each;-Lawn Enclosure, 6/ Extra. Outside Grandstand, Men 2/6 Extra, LADIES FREE. , Tickets may be obtained n.t Messrs. Carter '•' and Asher's. Queen Street, opiioslte 4 "Herald" Office. Children under 12 years will NOT be admitted to Grandstand Enclosure. " No Person who has at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act "Amendment Act. 1908, followed the occuj 1 pation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no Disqualified or Undesirable Person, will be admitted to the Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting, and if any f such person is found on such course, he Will - be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. f The promotion of Illegal Sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this Regulation will be removed from the Race- '• course and prosecuted. a- NOTICE. '„ Owners of Horses starting for the first i- time after being registered with the Assos ciation must produce their copy of the completed Registration Form to the Stipene diary Steward at this meeting at 9.30 a.m. c A. J. SMITH, Secretary. •1 — AQUATICS. 0 — — J r U I "DT. CHEVALIER BAILING Dl j ■*- CLUB (Inc.). r ggggjl WEEK-END RACE. f MARCH. 7. I 1 STEER'S CUP, '• Starts- II a.m. : C. J. SPEARPOINT, - 10 'Hon. Secretary. IiEGAL NOTICES. hE. A, O. HA™ A N D Lately Examiner of Titles, Land Transfer Office, Auckland, Announces that he has Commenced Practice aa a SOLICITOR, At 28, 3RD FLOOR, BRUNSWICK BLDGS., Queen Street, Auckland. Private Address: 5 46, ELLERTON ROAD, Mount Eden.