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amusements. THE CHAIN OF AMALGAMATED —THEATRES, LTD. f. 5 I CRYSTAL PALACE (MOUNT EDEN). (The Theatre Luxurious). With REAL Music. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. LAST NIGHT. Paramount Presnets the Vivacious •gEBE J^ANIELS Ju rrUKE lyjE JJOME. A Chorus Girl's Story of Love Behind the Footlights. On the Stage: J£OANUI. The Five-year-old Wonder. Orchestral Stalls 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/VI>rc«s Circle 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 1-6. J £_ HIPPODROME (QUEEN STREET). TO-NIGHT. Sessions 5.45, 7.55. Final Screening. LON CHANEY in "LAUGH. CLOWN. LAUGH." Big Supports — Usual Prices. NEW PROGRAMME TO MORROW NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW NEW PROGRAMME TO-MORROW Metro-Goldwyn's Mighty Western, rriHE JJUSHRANGER. rpHE TJUSHRANGER, mllE "OUSHRANGER, mUG "OUSHRANGER, rpHE JJUSHRANGER, Featuring r i I TIM McCOY. | I [ TIM McCOY. | | TIM McCOY. | I TIM McCOY. | 1 I Tim McCoy as an Australian bushranger—adventure, romance and i robbery under arms! Or T>OBBERY JTNDER T»OBBERY "JJNDER JOBBERY |JNDER j^RMS. Also, the Funniest Comedy ever seen in Auckland. STAN LAUREL In 2 ,J ACK r^ARS. W I*T S A RIOT. And a Big Supporting Programme. TO-MORROW AT THE HIPPODROME. Day Sessions. Everybody 6d 6d 6d. Night Sessions, 800 Seats 1/ 1/. Children Cd 6d. 8 $ EMPRESS (Newton's Popularl EMPRESS Picture Palace). TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. 2—STAR PICTURES—2 BIG SURPRISE PROGRAMME. BIG SURPRISE PROGRAMME. Stalls 9d. Circle 1/. % $ WEST ENb (PONSONBY ROAD). TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. MONSTER BENEFIT NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. In Aid of » RICHMOND ROAD AND PONSONBY SCHOOLS DENTAL CLINIC. Stalls 9d. Circle 1/. % $ THE NEW DE LUXE (MT. ALBERT TERMINUS). —STAR PROGRAMME—-' No. I—Rex. the Wild Horse, in TJOOFBEATS OF -yENGEANCE. No. 2—All-star Cast in QUINNEYS. Usual Prices —De Luxe To-night. t 8 ALEXANDRA (GREEN LANE). TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. BUSTER KEATON'S Funniest Comedy. PJIHK Usual Prices —Alexandra To-night. ! " / FOR\. /the BESt\ /is BVERYTHING/S. | THEATRES. | CORPORATION NOTICES. I ! p|ITI OF AUCKLAND. SPECIAL ORDER. Public notice is hereby given that the folio-wing resolution passed at a Special Meeting of the Auckland City Council convened for that purpose and held on Thursday, the 7th day of March, 1929, and intended to operate as a Special Order, will come up for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Auckland City Council to be held on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1929, in the Council Chamber, Town 1 Hall, Auckland, at 7 o'clock p.m., viz.:— "That in pursuance of the- powers vested in it by the Municipal Corporations Act, 1920, Auckland City Council hereby resolves by way of Special Order that those portions of Mills Lane, iVaiatarua Road and Windmill Road, shown coloured green on plans lodged in the Office of the Chief Surveyor, Auckland, under Numbers 24769, 24810 and 24685 respectively be stopped, and that the width of portion of Shore Road adjoining portion of Allotment 1 of Section 16, Suburbs of Auckland, be diminished to not less than 66ft by taking from it the strip of. land shown coloured green on plan lodged as aforesaid under Numher 24679. and that portion of said Mills Lane be widened by adding to it a strip of land 10ft. wide running for a distance of 132 ft' along the Western side of Mills Lane and comprising portions of Allotments 24 and 25 of Section 17 of the City of Auckland.*' J. S. BRIGHAM. ■9 Town Clerk. BOROUGH NOTICES. JJOROUGH OF BIRKENHEAD. RE POPPY DAY. The Deputy Mayoress (Mrs. E. H. Hadtield) will be pleased to meet any ladies •willing to assist in the Collection on Poppy Day. in the Council Chambers, Highbury. on THURSDAY, the 11th inst., at 7.30 p.m. FRANK FINCH. Town Clerk. April 9. 1929. 9 ELOCUTION. pULFORD BELL. —All Branches of the ' Elocutionary Art: children or adults. The Academy. Upper Oupen St. B MISS RA I E ROBISrSON, Licentiate Trinity College, London. Saturday Morning Classes now Forming. Apply afternoons, 2 p.m. Children and adults. 41, PALMERSTON *I.DttS., Queen St. MTK