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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 83, 8 April 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMEMTQ - I: THE — ■ jij —— : civj_cj^^ THE DOMINION'S GREATEST 3 SESSIONS DAILY, 10 . 30 . 2.30, g=^ I- 2000 SEATS 300 ATI/, 500 AT 2/9. 600 ■W^ DO LIKE SOMETHING Mm WELL- . ' YOU ' VB SSF «?* .it/-' PACKING THEM IN thtq WEEK. ™ — OUR— ~ — SPECIAL — ORCHESTRAL CONCERT* -START AT 7.30 AND AT 8 Pi* -THE FIRST OF ITS iSSi ZANE GREY'S f FIRST ALL-TALKING PICTURE.' » THE LONE STAR RANGER, , [ ; ;■■ ;;j. With ' •' ■ - GEORGE O'BRIEN, SUE CAROII 1 As the ' ;§| MOST INTERESTING PlOTrjßir W"' , ■ COME TO THE TALKING THEN -—- '*;. TED HENKEL'S - _j. -'■■' Civic Concert Orchestra Playing— "The Merry Widow." ;.--. AND FRED SCHOLL " '"_■ ••■■ At the ; I Magnificent Civic Organ Playing— . ' ' (a) Segidilla. (b) A Few Old Chestnuts. I.: EXCLUSIVE TO THE ClVicl 1 ARRIVAL OF LORD BLKUISLOE.n GOVERNOR-GENERAL, IN NEW-' i ZEALAND. IN ACTUAL SOUNT) And ' 7? SPECIALLY SELECTED ALL-TALffTP! items. Box Plans Now Open at the Civic. • I 40-266 1 RESERVATIQNS-j-4(j^q pLAZA— ~~ ii, 2.30 and J. f "S AL U T E." ~T. ' ':'. I "S A L U T E." ; . . With GEO. O'BRIEN and HELEN CHANDLEK, Phone 41-586 for Reserves. ■ : ; 7.45 6hkra, ■*- "CHARMING SINNERS"And " A SONG OF KENTUCKY." •RIALTO- i Nightly, 7.56. •L" 10-Reel Special, ■ =: -■'. "T HE S P Y." "THE S P Y." Splendid Supportg. ' ;' ■ -REGENT— To-nigh^ 'TM. -^ v Double Star Programme. "BEGGARS OF LOVE:" ; Noah' Beery and Raymond Hatton. "A NIGHT OF MYSTERY," With Adolphe Menjou. T3RITANNIA. — ■ -BRITANNIA. _^ ! £ TO-NIGHT, AT 8 P.M. I-β All-Talking, Singing, Dancing, j' '- THE ALL EX-COLLEGIANS. : George Lewis, Dorothy Gulliver, Eddie . Phillips, Hayden Stevenson. F "/XOLLEGE T OVE?: , " I' I "College |, Catchy Sonirs. Jazz. Romance. . ALL-TALKING SUPPORTS. \; ; RAILWAY NOTICES. - h 2J EALAND "R AILWAI S' SUNDAY EXCURSION, WHANGABEI TO. OPUA AND RUSSELL. ON SUNDAY, 13th April, Special-Excur-sion Train, stopping where required-for passengers, leaves Whangarei '8.30 - a.nr., Kamo 8.45, Hikurangi 9.10, Whakapari 9,25, Hukerenui 9.39, Maromaku 9.59, Otiria 10.38, Kawakawa 10.50, Opua arr. 11.12 a.m. RETURN train leaves Opua 5.45 p.m. and arr. Whangarei 8.21 p.m: ' CHEAP EXCURSION TICKETS available only by above trains will be issued to Opua from Whangarei and intermediate stations. These tickets will NOT be available for break of journey. EXAMPLES OF RETURN PARES: From Whangarei, Second 6/, First 8/6; from Hikurangi, 4/9, and 7/; from Hukerenui, 3/9 and 5/6; from Otiria and Kawakawa, Second 1/6, and First 2/3. Launches will be available to convey excursionists between Opua and RusselL Return fare 2/. BATHING, FISHING. SIGHTSEEING— AN" IDEAL ONE-DAY TRIP. 8 CHURCH NOTICES. m gt m jQT. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL M I S S I OX redemptorist fathers, Holy Masses at 6, 6.45, and 9 a.m. MISSION SERMON AX 7.30 P.M. _8 PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, ETC. _ EIVERHEAD AND OSTEND SERVICES. STEAMERS DAILY. CALLING AT ALL WHARVES. Leave Auckland Daily at 3.30 p.m. lot Hobsonville, Waimarie and Riverhead (Saturday excepted), Sundays at 4 p.mLeave Riverhead Daily at 7 a.m. (Sunday excepted). For OSTEND, leaving Princes Wharf daily. Sunday to Thursdays (Mondays excepted), 9.45 a.m.,. Friday?, 6.30 p.m., Saturdays, 1.45 p.m. From Ostend, Saturdays, 7 a.m. . BRADNEY AND BINNS. P* MINING NOTICES. _ HATJRAKI MINES CONSOLIDATED, LIMITED. The Ordinary General Meeting o**?* above Company will be hold at the Company's Office, National Bank Chamnew, Fort Street. Auckland, on THURSDAY April 17, 1930, at 2.15 p.m. H. GILFILLAX. Secretary. Auckland. April 8. 1930. " *- 8 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. -_j_ W E. P. S PENCEK ■■ Wishes to announce that he has COMMENCED THE PRACTICE OF HIS PROFESSION At 266. REMUERA ROAD. Hours : 9-10 a.m., 2-3 and 7-S p.m. Phone 16-603. M CHfROPRACTORS. i THE following are Palmer Graduates and Members of New Zealand and Austrainn Chiropractors' Association. GILES AND GILES. Dilworth BldgsStreet. Phone 45-525. i? DUGGAN AND DTIGGAN (Lionel Frprla). Winston? 81dg3.. Queen/!Ttinro AA fWO — -