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AMUSEMENTS. I — STRAND. — j "The Home of Big Pictures." Direction : Fuller-Hayward Theatres. | TWICE DAILY, 2.30 and 8. " THE STUDENT PRINCE," " THE STUDENT PRINCE," " THE STUDENT PRINCE," With I RAMON "VrOVARRO, AMON A* OVAKRO, RAMON -VTOVARKO, AMON --N OVAKRO, NORMA CJHEARER. ORMA NORMA CJHEARER. ORMA >~'HEARER. YOUTH! GAIETY! LOVE! It sets entirely new standards of beauty pageantry and enthralling entertainment. The Screen's Gift to Youth, Laughter and Love. SPECIAL STAGE AND MUSIC PRESENTATION. SOLOIST: ETTA FIELD. And The Golden Melodies from the Play, featured by EVE BENTLEY'S ORCHESTRA. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION : Colour Spectacle in Miniature, "f~-HE "TriRGIN £\UEEN." The Romantic Story of Raleigh and Queen Elizabeth. BOX PLANS OPEN AT STRAND AND LEWIS EADY, LTD. • Strand Phone 43-114. A MONSTER PROGRAMME TO-DAY. GRAND. Direction : Mrs. Henry Hayward. From the Strand to the Grand. A New British Film, Honoured by the King and Queen at Balmoral Castle, THE BATTLES OF CORONEL THE BATTLES OF CORONEL AND FALKLAND ISLANDS. FALKLAND ISLANDS. 35 Ships and 40,000 men. In Addition, The Latest and Funniest OUR GANG COMEDY. OUR GANG COMEDY. EDISON, MARCONI AND CO. "HOMES OF OUR KINGS." "SEED TIME." Sessions: 11.15, 1.25, 3.25. 5.45, and 745 POPULAR PRICES. AT fTIHE rjRAND mO-DAT. ■*Vr J- HE VBRAND J- O-DAY. BAPTIST TABERNACLE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1028, At 7.45 p.m. rjUBERNACLE QHORUS pHOIR And MR. ARTHUR E. WILSON, Organist, Present the following Programme of Choral and Organ Works: Pianlste MRS. T. BRAME-CLARK. Offering for Choir Music Fund. Organ Soli—(a) Introduction and Allegro .. . „_ (F. E. Bache) (b) "Gavotte Pastorale" .. (Durand) Choir—"A Festival Chime" .... (Hoist) Organ Solo—"Evening Song" . (Bairstow) Solo—"Heaven" (Negro Spiritual) MISS MARY KEMP. Choir—"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (Negro Spiritual) Organ Solo—"Symphonic Poem" (Ellers) (Based on the hymn, "Saviour Again to Thy Dear Name") . (C. W. Pearce) Choir—"l Waited for the Lord" I Mendelssohn) Organ and Piano Duo —"Adelaide" / (Beethoven) Choir—"God Is a Spirit" (Sterndale Bennett) Solo—"Like as the Hart Desired" (Allitsen) MR. CLINTON WILLIAMS. Organ Soli—(a) "Minuet in D" (Mozart) (b) • "Swedish Wedding March" » (Soderman) Hymn Study—"When I Survey the Wondrous Cross." Solo —"Teach Me to Pray" (Jessie M. Jewett) MISS RUTH GREY. Organ Solo —"Fanfare" (Ascher) Choir—"The Heavens are Telling" x 8 ("Creation," Haydn) CITY FAREWELL CITY FAREWELL TO BLIND BOYS' BAND. BLIND BOYS' BAND. T EWIS -pADY lITUSIC TTALL, WEDNESDAY, 7th, AT 8 P.M. THE BOYS WILL GIVE A MOST INTERESTING AND DELIGHTFUL CONCERT. COME AND CHEEK THEM ON THEIR WAY. ADMISSION 1/. His Worship the Mayor in the Chair. G ARMISTICE DAY. IQI T Y OF AU C K % L AN D. ARMISJICE DAY. COMMEMORATIVE MEETING) fPOWX TTALL, ■A-OWN AA-iLL, SUNDAY, NOV. 11, 1928, Meeting, held under the auspices of the League of Nations Union. Council of Christian Congregations, National Council of Women. League of Mothers, Y.M.C.A., 1.W.C.A., Y.C.L.. Fellowship of Reconciliation, Educational Institute, the Bible Class Union, and other Institutions, to consider the following resolution :— "We, Citizens of New Zealand, declare our detestation of war and our earnest desire for peace and general disarmament based on international friendship and co-opera-tion, and pledge ourselves to support the Dominion Government in all its efforts towards the achievement of this aim." His Worship the Mayor in the Chair. 3.0 p.m.—l. National Anthem. 2. Hymn. •,™ 3 - 1,n, - ver (Rev. H. Ryan). 3.20 p.m.—4. Resolution : Moved by E. C. Cutten. Esq. (League of Nations Union). Seconded „ • by J l iji « Begg (Y.W.C.A.). 3.00 p.m.—s. Add•"•? '■•■ Archdeacon MacMurray. 3.50 p.m.—6. Add , Rev. W. Lawson Marsh. 4.5 p.m.—7. Address oy T. Bloodworth Esq. 4.20 p.m.—B. Hymn. J. S. BRIGHAM. i_ . Town Clerk. M<Bfc A RMISTICE D AY ItauSEDSOLDJERsI sundat, nov. n. To conform with the wishes of His Majesty the King, arrangements have been made with the Churches to commence their Morning Services on the above day at a slightly earlier hour, in order to enable the Two Minutes' Silence to be observed at 11 a.m. Returned Soldiers are asked to attend. Full particulars will be advertised later. '.«.•. B. H. :SHARP, 3 Secretary. '