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AMUSfcaiENTS. . i EARLY EVENING SESSION, 6 P.M. ; STRAND TRAND STRAND TRAND _ CJTRAND Otkand "Always a Good Entertainment." Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. LADIES are advised to attend the Day Sessions to avoid the Evening Crush. | . AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.30. | _! "Ypres" will screen at 11.15, 12.50, 2.35, 4.30, 6 and 8.30. TO-NIGHT, AT 6 AND 8. The First Screening In the Southern Hemisphere Of THE BRITISH OFFICIAL WAR FILM, That Glorious Page from the British Empire's History which will Leave Its Effect on New Zealand as long as the; Empire Endures. YPRES." PRES." "YPRES." % "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." "YPRES." YPRES." PRES." (Wipers). ' Passed and Approved'by His Majesty's Army Council. THE STOIRY OF THE IMMORTAL SALIENT. "YPRES!'' GHELUVELT! HILL 60! MESSIXES / RIDGE! PASSCHENDAELE! Names to conjure with! Milestones in a glorious campaign which will live forever in the minds of all New Zealanders. - SEE— The Tanks in Action—Aeroplane BomDinj? Raids—Trench in the Trenches—Shells Bursting—Cannon Firing—Pill Boxes—Bivvies—Gun PitsRation Wagons. t A Living t Pulsating Pageant I of Heroism I Showing the COLONIAL CONTINGENTS, ; Who, with the "Old ContemptiWes," rallied to the distress call of the Motherland, and bared their breasts ' to the enemy for four long years. At Evening Sessions, • "YPRES" will be Introduced by an I Appropriate and Dignified 1 ATMOSPHERIC PROLOGUE, With ; "AS 0 - NG O F E N " GLAND " (Alfred' Noyes), '• By , MISS GLADYS GAMMON. SPECIALLY ADAPTED MUSICAL t SCORE, Including Favourite Wartime Melodies by ; CITRAND CJYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. . k-Trand Symphony Orchestra. -. Overture—"Morning, Noon and Night" (Suppe). ; Day Prices :1/ and 1/6. % Evening Prices : 1/6 to 2/9. Owing to the heavy booking, patrons are ; advised to reserve their seats. . Phone 43-114. '■ '*&>' i EXHIBITIONS. I — a [ AUCKLAND 301.1L.il OF ARTS. 45TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION. 45TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION. I !— [ NOW OPEN AT THE SOCIETY'S GALLERY. KITCHENER STREET. | Nearly opposite Public Library. I Hundreds of Beautiful Picture? and \ other Works of Art from all over New Zea- : land and from Australia. SUPPORT Ot/R ART UNION, t To assist Artists to dispose of their : work. Tickets 2/6, obtainable at the Exhi- [ bition. : Hours: 12 to 6on Mondays, Tuesdays and , Wednesdays; 12 to 10 on Thursdays, Fri- . lays and Saturdays. ADMISSION 1/. CATALOGUES 1/. AFTERNOON TEA WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. 1 ■ I WRESTLING. t-XTEW ZEALAND WRESTLING ASSOCIATION (Inc.). TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL. 21 ST ' AT S P-M - ' . ry B V S S X O, r7 B V S S X O, VERSUS JKE D o B I N, J X E DOBIN, THE LARGEST, HEAVIEST AYD STRONGEST MAT ARTISTS IN THE WORLD. BE ADVISED—BOOK YOUR SEAT. Plan at Carter and Asher's. 2/ and 3/; Reserves 5/. TENNANT COLLEDGE, 32 Hon. Sec. Box 527. ============-===-==----=----=_==_=— j PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, Etc. i i RIVERHEAD SERVICE S.S PITOITOI. Calling at all wharves. Leaves Auckland daily at 3.30 p.m., for Hobsonville, Waimarie and Riverhead (Saturdays excepted) ' Sunday at 4 p.m. Leaves Riverhead daily at '7 a.m. (Sundays excepted). For OSTEND: Leaving the Prince's Wharf Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. D 4 BRADNEY AND BINNS. A ■A\ TTPPER HARBOUR j---___-1~-— ' FERRY CO., LAUNCH WYNONA—DAILY EXCURSION TO PINE ISLAND. Leaves Auckland at 10 a.m. Returning from Pine Island at 3.50 p.m. Fares: Adults 1/6, Children 9d; return. Calling at Whenuapai, Greenhithe, Hobsonville, Beach Haven and Island Bay. D DIVIDENDS. gjANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Dividend for half-year ended March 31 last is now payable. Warrants may be obtained on application ! to the Auckland Branch. I 57 I MERCHANT TAILORS. "VTOtJ can tell the successful Man by his The T_Uor. reSSed Appearanc9 ' — Mcßride, ! D ,