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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 83, 9 April 1929, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC. A Fulier-Hayward Theatre. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Fast Moving Romance and Adventure. i r i " PARADISE," j I From the Story " Crossword j [ Puzzle." by Sir Phillip Gibb. j I I Featuring ALEXANDRE D'ARCY. Valentino's Successor anil new Idol of the Screen. BETTY BALFOUR — WINTER HALL. Supporting Gems Include : "Majestic Magazine" topical '"Dog and Flea" Aesop Cartoon. "Riviera Revels" Comedy. "SONGS OF ENGLAND," A Delightful Film, with Special Orchestral and Vocal Accompaniment. On the Stage: •THE WILLOW PATTERN PLATE," The Quaint Story of The Plate Enacted in Song. Music and Dance. Wlriteford Waugh's MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. Box Plans at Theatre. Phone 43-210. ; The Tensely Dramatic Sequel to " The Flag Lieutenant," With China as a Background. THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF THE FLAG LIEUTENANT. Majestic — Friday. PIRATE SHIPPE. MILFORD. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT. TO MORROW NIGHT, AT N.Z.'S MOST UNIQUE CABARET, Dancing S-12 p.m. Admission. 2.6. For Reservations, Phone 23-414. Late Vehicular Ferry to Auckland 12.30 a.m. NOTE.—This unique Cabaret may bp hired for Weddings, Birthdays. Bridge Parties, or any other Private or Club Dance. Particulars, Phone MANAGER. LECTURES. "JJNITY. —WITHIN VOL IS THE POWER. Lparn how to help yourself and accomplish rour desires l».v attending Four Classes by EVELYN WHITELL. Commencing TO-NTGIIT. 7 p.m.. in LECTURE HALL. L'NITY BUILDINGS. Exercises in Rhyiuthlc Breathing. 9 gPIBI TO A 1 HEALING. " TRUTH AND UNTRUTH," By THE REV. ALEXANDER M. NIBLOCK. In the LARGER UNITY HALL, Auckland Sunday SoTiool Union Building TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). AT 8 l'.M Silver Collection to defray expenses. ®"PIRST AID TO THE INJURED The First Lectur° will be given tc LADIES At the Ambulance Station on WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. AT 7 P.M. The fee for the course (7/6) must be prepaid to • . WILLIAM RATTRAY. Honorary Secretary. Ambulance Station, Rutland Street. xIC W. E. A. ALL ADULTS (OVER 16) COURSES FOR 1929. NOTE.—First Lecture of every Course Frei of Charge. IN GRAFTON LIBRARY HALL. MONDAYS—Beginning April 15. Modern Drama—Mr. J. W. Shaw. M.A. IN OLD GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SYMONDS STREET. MONDAYS—Beginning April 15. French Literature (6 lectures) —Miss D. L Miller, M.A. TUESDAYS —Beginning April 16. The English Novel— Rfcv. W. Jellie. B.A Economics—Mr. 11. R. Rod well, M.A. Advanced Economics—Professor H. Bel shaw. WEDNESDAYS—Beginning April 17. Anthropology—Mr. G. Archey, M.A. Psychology—Mr. H. Becroft. M.A. Music—Mr. H. Hollinrake, Mus. Bac. THURSDAYS, beginning- April 18. International Relations—Rev. W. Monck ton, M.A. Art and Life (12 lectures)— Mr. F. N Bamford. •IN BIOLOGY THEATRE. .UNIVERSITY SCIENCE BUILDING. THURSDAYS, beginning April IS. Nature Study—Professor J. Sperrin-John 1 sou. ! DEVONPORT—BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS. I TUESDAYS, beginning April 16. The Modern Age (12 lectures)— Mr. N I M. Richmond, B.A. ' TAKAPUNA—GAS COMPANY'S SHOWROOM, THE STRAND. THURSDAYS, beginning April IS. Modern Short Stories and One-act Play (12 lectures) —Mr. D. W. Faigan M.A. j Fee for full course (24 lectures). 5/ ; 1! lecture course, 3/; 6 lecture course, 2/. Full information from W.E.A. Office, 01< Grammar School, Symonds St. Phone 46-094 N. M. RICHMOND, Director Tutorial Classes. :11 BERNARD MARTIN, Sec. LEGAL NOTICES. j^OBLE. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR. Formerly of Te Kuiti, Is oow Practising his Profession at tb SECOND FLOOR, 1 COOKE'S BUILDINGS. Qneen Street, Auckland. T1 JULIUS HOGBEN. LL.B.. BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, (Formerly with' Messrs.: Neumegen and , Neumegen), IS NOW PRACTISING HIS PROFESSIO, . ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT AT OFFICES I No«. 508-9-10. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDING, v. l-> 9. Queen Street. Telephone 44-31 S. T