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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 266, 9 November 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. (The Theatre Perfect.) Props. : John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. TO-NIGHT, AT S. O Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller have pleasure in presenting GEO. WARD GEO. WARD (LITTLE HERMIE), And his O - WHIRL OF MIRTH WHIRL OF MIRTH REVUE CO. REVUE CO. .0 « Featuring WAIID AND SHERMAN, WARD AND SHERMAN, The Banana Kings. o Retained by request of hundreds. The Most Popular Band of All, CHARLESTON 6 CHARLESTON 6 SYMPHONISTS, SYMPHONISTS, Monarelis of Jazz and Melody, and Masters of Syncopation, Hear them play all the latest ''Ja7,z," "Blues," and "Stomps." You will want to dance all the time. <C>„ * era on Sellers Patsv Hill. * rank Moran Kathleen Ward. Al. Maurice Aline Valdor. Gus Dawson j ean Keith. Coleen Hope, Curly Sherwood. A Ballet of Six Wonder Girls. o GEO. vVARD (LITTLE HERMIE). Absolutely the funniest comedian and the incest show since the Theatre opened. Don t miss it. A pleasant surprise for all. PRICES : 3/, 2/, 1/. Box Plans at St. James' Theatre. rpHE BRILLIANT GALA NIGHT HELD LAS! SATURDAY AT THE PARISIAN Will be repeated TO MORROW NIGHT WITH FLANNEL CARNIVAL. x 9 MEETINGS. J>ROHIBITION. MR. FRED ARLINGTON MR. FRED ARLINGTON BURKE. BURKE. HEAR A GREAT SPEAKER ON THIS VITAL QUESTION! Special Reference to the American 1 residential Election and its Significance. QI'EN-AIR jyj-EETING, .B 1G Q I>EXAIR MEETING, THREE LAMPS. PONSONBY, rpO-MORROW, gATURDAY, rpOMORROW, gATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. AT 7 P.M. Also at J^EVONI'ORT, J^EVONPORT, MARINE PARADE, OPEN-AIR, OPEN-AIR, On IyjONDAY, -jjT) jyjONDAY, AT 8 P.M. PROHIBITIONISTS ESPECIALLY INVITED TO COME AND HEAR THE OTHER SIDE. THE MEETING FOR (Postponed owing to unforeseen circumstances) WILL BE HELD rpUESDAY, IJ gQ p. M . OPEN AIR. OUTSIDE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. 9 PROHIBITION. GAINST PROHIBITION. MR. H. SCOTT BENNETT MR. H. SCOTT BENNETT, THE FAMOUS LECTURER, Will State the Case AGAINST PROHIBITION. Bennett will deal with the American I residential Election and its Lessons. At jyjUNICIPAL "p|"ALL, NEWMARKET, On jyjONDAY, J^-OVEMBER AT 8 P.M. And at JNSTITUTE, PONSONBY. 1 On rpUESDAY, "^OVBMBER AT 8 P.M. DON'T FAIL TO HEAR THIS GREAT SPEAKER. 9 MOTOR TYRES AND ACCESSORIES. Car Windscreen for sale cheap; in good order.—lnquire Star 8 2I: xl 2 /'COMPLETE Hood for 5-seater car in good condition, for sale, '••»n T n qnire Star 818. J AND S. HAMMERED Piston Rings y • always available from the makers' Johnson and Sons, Manufacturing Motor F„ n ?'° eers - Rise, Auckland. Phone 43-066. u "DAIR of 33 x 600 Balloons, good tread as new; cheap.—lo, Oak St., Royal uaK - - 10 HAVE Benzine, fit Air-Friction Carburettor; suitable launches, lorries, cars* inquiries invitee" —Manning's. 188. Broad way, Newmarket GARAGES, SERVICE STATIONS. ALL Night Service Station now openecTbv Market Petrol Station, between Tenirl Baths and City Markets. ENLEY'S Garage and Petrol Service station, Fanshawe Street—Open till 11 p.m. daily. Repairs and Accessories. p M AGNETOS, Speedometers, Generators . , aXl «? t f rs ' s «entifically tested and' repaired —Watson, Steele and Ganley, Ltd. F&OQ6 41-oo 0«