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AMUSEMENTS. __ \N / \PEN 1 ETTER rK"M rpilK SUNBEAM pIULDREN Al' CStDNEY I tyys " Rom l ni: Sunbeam Children Sydney rpn rpnr. TJoYS \ND pIKLS (\V V UCKLAND. i«i 1 111-: J'uys Am, VTiKI.S l '!■' -"*- UCKLAND. It, ,- Friend*.—Hiirina .-ur »iay in Am-klnm! .ye li.no been delighted with tinway you have shown yi-iiv friending* in n>. and the way you have npproriatcil mir item.-. Those two Saturday M.i:ln--<. p.ini.Mlar:y. ni Hi.- National and Lyric ihentrP*. «i!l live 101.2 in ..iir ineiiierv. We , ;ui hear your apitiauw.- yot. and w will hear ii as a> «o live •|"ii tlinso of yon »|umi «■■ have met p.-rsciially w.' oft'.-r. Nt pariins. tho hand "t friendship. "V.-ii liav- >!:..« ■. i- r.vmd >.iiir'ciiy. au.l have proved yourselves <ti 11U1 •.m pals." ;ii..i v.n \\i'.! nev. r for---; ir. What DO wain in .In. au.l whnt wo ARE looking forward to. is meeting yon in Sydney, win n> we will !..■ ahle n> uffi-r you ill-.- liosiiitalitv and friendship So wf" will not say •■Cun.'iny'' , " 'Ili'M'e- "sum'--tlilns sml in those two words nn.l. :.s Sunlipams. we try M ke.>n sa.lr.fss away l.ri us tlu-li rrttli'M" "sh.iKi' ami io"» f.irwurd 10 the ilnj' wli-Mi w- may ni-e[ asuin. And if you cannot ALL cunp- to u> ;hen possil.ly we may come again to ym i'..r in ih.-s.. ilav< ~f nui-h and .-V.mfortnl.:o travclHns the distant between ■~= i> m.i in v'-i-y u-r.'-ai. An iw,ir, then, you hoys and girls of Auckland. Think kiiidiy ■' i:<. :i- «•■ «ill always thiiib i-f y.-u. —V-ry μ-riitofully yours. THE SUNBEAM CHILDREN FROM SYDNEY. \"Y.\\\ I AST rpiiUKE TvAYS. » XliV l-'AST iIIKICE -L'ATS. r= r Nat:oi:.il P.. ■: ur. ■< ' A 11st: -alasia 1 I.Til. Presents, thrnnprl) its Theatre Rppr.sentative. STANLEY N. WRIGHT. FRANCES SCULLY'S FRANCES SCULLYS SUNBEAM CHILDREN FROM SYDNEY. In \\\o Final Procramme that is oven heti.-r than the first, of new items rendered at THE WEDDIN<; '"■' T> AKY TJ" ERR " HE EDDING OF -*-*.».BY 1V KUI!" • i,(HPI> -MYK" to Hit by K. rr. and Goorprie Foster, and Jackie Clark, and Stella "GOOD-BYE" Laniond. and Hazel Jennings, and the "Beauty" P.allet, and ■GOOD-BYE" ihn "Bahy" Ballet, and the Royal W.mdcrs. "Gnod-liyi'" to "GOODBYE" Hie whole 40 of tho Sunbeams. Ni'w "C.ood-hye" Programme vluclutlft THE BEAUTY BALLET OF 11. THE P.EAUTY BALLET OF 0. Itj "Never Mind." "Doodle l>o I»oo." "Susie." and the "Butterfly" Specialty. THE IIARY P.ALLET OF •". THE BABY BALLET OF Ii In the "limiting" lUiie. , — with Hazel Gerwd loading the hunt. And THE ROYAL WONDERS THE ROYAL WONDERS 111 New and Amazing Stunts. Anil .laekie Clark in "Doughnuts" and "Peanuts." Hazel Jennings in the "AntoinatU 1 Doll." Stella Lamond in "Where Did You Get Her , :" and Laurence Koran ill "Cobber o' Mine." Also. Final Si-rppnif.gs "f the "Double Feature" Programme, that Includes FIRST NATIONAL'S "BLUEBEARD'S SEVEN WIVE S." " P. L I" X B E A R T) , S S F. V F. N W I V E P." " P. L 1" Y. B i: A It IV S S E V E N W I V E S." " P. 1. V E B X A R IV S S E V E N W I V E S." "BI.VEBKAKIVSS E V E X W I V E S." "P.LUEBEARIVSS E V X X W I V E P." " P. L 1" E B E A X D' S S E V E N \V I V E S." With LOIS WILSON, BLANCHE SWEET, and BEN LYON. Ar.d THE WM. FOX SPECIAL: MAY McAVOY In MAY McAVOY In "THE ROAD TO GLOR Y." " T II E R O A D T O <; L 0 R T." • T H E R O A l> T O G LOR Y." " T HE X O A l> T O C, I, O X Y." " T H E ROAD T O <t L 0 R Y." •■ T II E X 0 A r> T O C. I- O R Y." " T II E R O A l> T O IS I. O R Y." SESSIONS: NATIONAL —Four Sessions Daily, 11.SO. 2.30. 5.30. and 7.43. with Two I>e Luxe Sessions. 2.30 and ~A7t. inelnding "Sunbeams'' and Full Orchestra. LYRIC —Nightly at 7.30. with "Sunbeams" and Fill! Orchestra. BOX l> I, A N. For Both Tltfiiiie—Night Session —at Lewis li. Eady and Son. Ltd.. i>riee 1 9. MATINEES—Tho Box Plan for the Matinees is at the Theatres Only. National, 'phone 4216 ft. and Lyric, 43-645. Stalls 1/6, Circle 2,9.

LEAGUE FOOTBALL. O T7OOTBALL -Jfa, X , OOTBALL S TPOOTBALL T7IXTR.AORDINARY. •mv) E 00TBALL -Extraordinary. •^γ- 1 * T7OOTBALL TT'XTKAORDINARY. -C OOTBALL •C-'XTRAORDINARY.. JO SELECT LEAGUE ALL BLACKS FOR ENGLAND. α-v J- MO RR 0 W IAV EI >N ES D A Yl. ■ 0-MORHOW .WEDNESDAY 1. AT n.MILAW DARK. ARLAW X ARK. TIIRLK MORE NEW PLAYERS FROM THE SOUTH. AUCKLAND V. rpilE TSEST. UCKLAND V. J- HE -t^EST. \ UCKLAND V. rpilE TJEST. •«-LLKLAND V. J-HE -"'EST. lEE THE ALL - CONQUERING SOUTHERN FORWARDS REINFORCED WITH NEW BACKS. KICK OFF 2.4r>. KICK OFF 2.45. Children Under 12 Free. Admission: ] / Ground. 1/0 Stand. Auckland V.1 , . Tickets Not Admissible. O. CARLAW. «• Hon. Sec. N.Z.R.L. BOXING. <h » VORIHEUN TDOXING :yyO A SSOCIATION. \ UCKLAND / TUAMPIONSIIIPS, JULY 19 AND 20. Entries fnr the above tournament will close at the Secretary's Office. 9'J. Queen St., ai S i>. ni. MONDAY. July Ii;. -'•> J. H. WATTS, liou. Secretary. BOROUGH NOTICES. T> OROU GII O V TAKAP UN A. LOAN FOR THE BELIEF OF UNEMPLOYMENT. Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Takapuna Borough. Council held on MONDAY, ihe 2Mb. day of June, K'2o. the following Resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at a .Meeting of the Council to be held on ■FRIDAY, the 9th day of July, lfrjfi. at 5.30 fl.m., at the Council Chambers. Lake Road. Takapuna. RESOLUTION. "That in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that behalf by the Local Bodies Loans Act. IUIM. nriil its Amendments, and the Local Authorities [Empowering (Relief of Unemployment) Act. 102t>. and nil other powers enabling it in that behalf wirh the object of providing relief for unemployment, the TakaVuna Borough Council doth hereby resolve to borrow the sum of Ten Thousand Pounds (tlO.iXHi) for the purpose of carrying out the following works:— "The construction in concrete of tho main road from the corner of Anzac Street and The Terrace to the junction ..f Northcote Road with Taharoto Road. at a rate of interest not exceeding Sis Per Centum tti p.c.) tier annum. together with a Sinking Fund of One Per Centum (1 p.c.) per annum for such period Ijcing not less than twenty years and not exceeding thirty-six and ii-half years as tho Council by resolution may determine." "That for the purpose of providing Interest. Sinking Fund, and Other Charges on the said Loan of Ten Thousand Pounds 1 £IO,IXM)) the Council makes and levies .1 ■Special Rate of Ten Hundredths of a Penny flO-100di in the f upon the ratable value of all ratable property in the Borough ■>f Takapuna, and that such Special Rate be an Annually Recurring Rate during the ••urrency of the Loan, and be payable yearly < n the first day of July in each year during Ihe enrremy of the Loan i>r until the Loan I* fully I wild ~fr." 1! [.. BOWDEN. Town Clerk. Dined ;ii Takapuua this 2Sth day of .Tune, i:>-_' 6. " 3e

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