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AMUSEMENTS. CROWDED TO EXCESS. GRAND. /Itu-NIGHT. RAND. Opp. G.P.O. A o-NIGHT. GRAND. GRAXD. From the Majestic to the Grand, GRAND. After a Must Successful Week. GRAND. GRAXD. "DETER T> T/'YNE'S GRAND, -t LTEII -t>- IVyXE'S GRAXD. GRAND. Story of California and the South GRAND. Seas has now been made iuto a GRAND, thrilling and beautiful Romance. GRAXD. GRAND. " VJEVER GRAND. "Al EVER GRAND. OTHE GRAND. -*-HK GRAND. mWAIN GRAXD. A WAINGRAND. CJHALL GRANT). kJHALL GRAND. ]i,f EET -" GRAND. -A*-EET." GRAND. GRANDi A Great Picture—A Great Author GRAND. —A Great Cast. GRAND. GRAND. "VfEVER GRAND. "AIEVER GRAND. mHE GRAXD. J'-HE GRAND. rpWAIN GRAND. J-WAIN GRAND. riHALL GRAND. HALL GRAXD. Ti.TEET." GRAXD. EET." Produced br Maurice Tourneur. Such a tale that only Peter B. Kyne can write. Featuring Anita Stewart. Florence Turner, Bert Lytell. Huntly Gordon. Sessions: 11.15, 1, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8. Book Seats—Phone 42-274. — AT rpHE f* RAND rpo-NIGHT — __.ru The VJTraxd J-n-xinm — ry E D N E S D A _ VEX T, J°* a 9. rpHE T ARGE mOWN TTALL, AT P.M. THE GREAT CONCERT TO JOHN RYAN (Basso). THE programme. 1. Overture, "Orpheus in Der Unterwelt" 1 (Offenbach) ORPHANS' CLUB ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Geo. Cater. 2. Song, "0 Night o' Life" (W. Sanderson) STAN PRITCHARD. 3. Humorous Item, "The General Outlook" J. F. MONTAGUE. 4. Instrumental Trio, "Cavatina"....(Ratt) THE MOORE SISTERS. 5. Song, "A Castiliau Lament". .(Del Riego) MRS. CYRIL TOWSEY. 6. Part Song ,"If Douphty Deeds My Lady Please" (Sullivan) ROYAL AUCKLAND CHOIR. Conductor, Dr. Thomas. 7. Song, "The Great Awakening" (Kramer) MIX A CALDOW. 8. Song, "Eleanor" (Coleridge Taylor) WALTER BROUGH. 9. Violin Solo, "Allesro" (Concerto In G Minor) .(Antonio Vivaldi, 1660) MISS MARGARET STODDART. 10. Quartet, "The Volga Boat Song" (Old Russian Folk Song) LYRIC FOUR. (Messrs. Ripley, Richards, *McElwain and Thomas) 11. Recitation, "The Highwayman". .(Alfred . Noyes) TOM HARRIS. 12. Song, "Tangi" (Alfred Hiu) ERNEST THOMAS. 13. Cornet Solo, "Pale Moon" (Frederic Knight Logan) CHAS. HAVES. 14. Song, "Arise, O Sun" (M. Day) MISS LAURA STONE. 15. Part Song, "Hush" (Meidllnger) ROYAL AUOKLAXD CHOIR. Conductor, Dr. Thomas. 16. Song, "The Sungod": (James) ERNEST SNELL. 17. Harp Solo, Selected Airs. .(Arranged by S. Carter) MISS MAVIS GREVATT. IS. Some Humour ALAN McELWAI.N 19 Violin Solo, "On Wings of Song" (Mendelssohn) MASTER PAUL BRETNALL. 20. Song, "A Birthday" (R. Huntington * Woodman) CHRISTINA ORMISTON*. 21. Flute Solo. "La Romantique" (Kohler) GEORGE POORE. fFirst Performance in Auckland.) 22. Song, "Spirit Flower" (Campbell Tipton) ARTHUR RTPLEY. 23. Duet, "Watchman, What of the Night?" (J. Sargeant) MESSRS. H. RICHARDS AND ERNEST THOMAS. 24. Selection, "Tales of Hoffman" (Offenbach) AUCKLAND ORPHANS' CLUB ORCHESTRA (Conductor, Geo. Cater. Hon. Accompanists: MRS. A. H. RIPLEY. MESSRS. C. TOWSEY AND LEO. WHITTAKER. Stage Manager ALAN McELWAIN ADMISSION is 2/6 Everywhere. Booking. 6d Extra, at E. and F. Piano Co., 191. Queen Street. 'Tis Wisest to Book. ' Will all members of Orphans' and Savage Clubs please wear clnb badges. ■ There can be No Encores. We air to finish at 10.15 p.m. BE EARLY. 38 REUNIONS. _m—-_ XT IN G'S COLLEGE OLD "BOYS' fglgl "" ASSOCIATION. l£££iJ THE ANNUAL REUNION Will be held on JUNE 25, 26, and 27. Any Old Boy who has not received a detailed Programme, send Name and Address NOW to G. H. BATGEB, Hon. Secretary-Treasurer, P.O. Box 209. COtrNTY NOTICES. COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF"SPECIAL ORDER. Public Notice is hereby giveu that at a Special Meeting of the Whanga-oa County Council, held on Wednesday, the 2fith day of May, 1920. the following resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a Special Meetin-; of the Council to be held on THURSDAY, the lit day of July, 1926, at 11 a.m. in the Library BuildHies, Kaeo. RESOLUTION. That in pursuance of the powers vested iri it by the Harbours Act 190S, Sections 46 to 53, and its Amendments, and of every power in that behalf enabling, the Council of tbe Whangaroa County (as constituted the Whangaroa Harbour Board by Order-in-Couneil dated the 3rd October, 1920) do hereby, by Special Order, made by resolution of the Council, make the following amendment to the Bylaws of the Whangaroa Harbour Board: — Section 7 amended to read : All timber landed on wharf, 3d per 100 feet super. All timber, ex punt, at wharf, lid per 100 feet super. All timber, in logs, taken out of Harbour, 4Jd per 100 feet super. Dated at Kaeo this Ist day of June, 1926. J. L. RAYNER, 7 County Clerk. MUSICAL TUITION SINGING vftnd Voice Production; terms moderate; Felicity Bell, London.— Inquire Btah. Ssl