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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 13, 16 January 1929, Page 22

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I "ARMAGEDDON. ,, j The Screen visualisation of the mighty part played by New Zealand Troops in Palestine. tJEE The Sew Zealand Mounteds on the 6elds of Mesiddo. The triumphant ride into Damascus. The final sweep to Aleppo and the defeat of the Ger-man-Turkish forces. FILL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Comedy. Latest Topical. RIALTO and REGENT. Newmarket. Ensoa. To nltht 7.50. • " LOUISB FAZENDA In " PAY AS YOU ENTER." And GEORGE O'BRIEN ESTiiLLE TAYLOU In "HONOUR BOUND." TO-MORROW—-Out of the Ruins." and "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly';"' BRITANNIA Three Lw To-night, at 8. Phone 26-01 L WALLACE BEERY, RAYMOND HATTON, "THE BIG (Laughs that never cease). And HOOT GIBSON. ia Another Comedy Hit. "BURNING THE'WIND." ROYAL— Kingslano. To-night, at 8. Phone 20-821. MILTON SILLS, DOROTHY MACKAILL. in "THE BARKER." And MADGE BELLAMY, in " SILK LEGS." A RMAGEDDON. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE, Commencing To-day. .- RAILWAY NOTICES. 2 EALAXD -RAILWAYS. EXCURSION. HrXTLY TO WATHI AXD STRAND (TAI'RANGA). HALF ORDINARY RATES. On SUNDAY. January 2«. an Exourstoe train for Waihi and Strand (Tauran)»V stopping only at stations named, leave? Hnntly 7 a.m.. Taupiri ".!». NgaruawahU 7.18. Hnrotin 7.2«. Frankton 7MK Hamilton 7.46. Morrinsville S.lB. Waitoa t> , . Te Arohn 8.42. I*aeroa 9.19. Waihi 10. Kattkati 10.32. Strand arr. 11.21 a.m. Return train leaves Strand 5.4"i p.m.. Taoranca 5.55. Waihi 7.20. arriving- Psieroa 7.-I*>. Te Aroha S.2S. M<irrin«ville 5.52 HatniKon 0.24, Ngaruawahia 9.50, and Huntly 10.19 p.m.

Cheap Excursion Tickets to Waibi and .'trand (Tauranjrat will b< , issued. These tickets are available onlv by above train*, and are not available for break of Journey. Examples of return fares:— From To Waihi. To Strand. _ 2nd. Ist. 2nd. Ist. Huntly s :: i"»/ VJ v. is' Xjrartiawahia . 7 11' 11 T, 16 6 Hamilton «•;{ $»/ jo/ 15/ Morrtnsville Jn. 4/6 e« Rβ 12 <"• Te Aroha 3/ 4/6 7' lO*s Paeroa j c « q -, » (SK? Waiti _ ~_ 4 « «« Katikati o/6 4/ The Railway Refreshment Rcxmis irQl b* open at Tauranjra (both journeys) «nd rrankton (return journey). * Iβ HALLS. ETC., TO LET. "DARNELL. PARK Kiosk Dance Hall— * Take 7O couples: open for ens»s*me«t. private parties.—Phone 4t-750. 0 T>ARXELL PARK Kiosk, open for eng»JW- ~ ment. Wedding Breakfasts. Poblie functions; accommodate 100 guests.— Pbow 43-739. D DRESS AND FASHION. ~ SMITH (late His .>Uje*tyV Arcade).—Mo«lel Gowns designed «nd made from p. Rons' owu materials—»«Mutual Buildings <:; do<.rs bd"* - His Majesty's Arcade). Queen St. -1