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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 140, 16 June 1930, Page 20

,' ; $ - AMUSEMENTS^ ' THOMAS OAfc l THEATRES. THE - . -.; . CIVIC. 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 10.30, 2.30, 8 pw — EXCLUSIVE — , AMY JOHNSON — I I — SPEAKS — , j J FROM THE SCREEN; " ; THE STARS OF ' - "SUNNY SIDE UP." .. v | JANET GAYN3IT7!] [ CHARLES * FARRELJT? In r '~~l "HIGH SOCIETY.": "HIGH SOCIETY" . "HIGH SOCIETY." — BLUES — """ A Fox Movietone Pictured ■■ \ • ' A REFRESHINGLY NEW STORY NOT A REVUE! I '- WITH • ~■■••'*' /' LOUISE FAZENDA, * • LUCIEN'LITTLEFIELp. ' IF YOU LIKED "SUNNY SIDE UP," DON/TMISS "HIGHSOCIETY." , THEN , TED HENKEL'S -ii.» J CIVIC CONCERT ORCHESTRA •• — i Playing — . , "IL TEOVATORE" SELECTION"' ,j (Verdi). ■ ■ ■■: . ,— — FRED SCHOLL '—Li At the ' CIVIC GRAND ORGAN, — Playing — QUARTET FROM "RIGOLETTO" | . (Verdi). " ORCHESTRAL CONCERT, 7.30 TO 8 P.M. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE CIVIC. | 43-266 I reservations 140-266 j PLAZA Continuous from li a.m. FIVE IDENTICAL SESSIONS.; "./. 11, 1.25, A, C.30 and 8. "SPLINTERS" i'.;" And : ' :; ' "SOUTH SEA ROSE." rpiVOLI ——— To-night, at 8. Double-Feature " Programme. HAL SKELLY in ■ " -pHIND mHE . Tl/TAKE-UP.'', ; "JJ'HIND - 1 -HE- iyj -AKE-UP." And "iCJOUTH QEA TJOSE." " °'EA xi OSE." BRITANNIA., TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. ONLY. • GEORGE JESSED' .T/ILA I'BB. DAVID ROLLINS I LOVE,"LIVE AND LAUGHT| . ALL-TALKIE SUPPORTS. PUBLIC NOTICES. A UCKLAND- HARBOUR, BOARD. Superintendent's Office, Quay Street, June 16, 1930. BY-LAWS. Notice is hereby given in accordance •with the provisions of Section 228 (A) of the Harbours Act. 1923, that the proposed 'amendments to the By-laws re (1) Outward wharfage on waste materials, (2) Charges for use of Mono.rail craneq, and (3) Storage on inward cargo, will be submitted for adoption at a Special Meeting of the-Board to.be held .on TUESDAY, June 24, 1930, at 3:30 p.m. .:.,,.,-. The proposed By-laws are printed and may be inspected, during office. hours_ at the Superintendent's Office, Quay Street^ By order, ''_'" "■:.! ',. H. B. BURNETT, xl 6 Superintendent and Secretary. £. S[i|\| GLARING HEADLIGHTS. ' Members of the Auckland Automobile Association are notified that Patrols will be on duty at Cadman's Parking Garage, Grey Avenue, from 5.30 a.m. till 5.30 .p.m. till WEDNESDAY, June 18, to adjust headlights free of charge. Membership ticket must be produced. . .. „ • :16 GEO. W. HUTCHISON, Sec. LECTURES. - A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. TUESDAY NIGHT~~PUBLIC LECTURES. These Lectures will be continued ma year as follows, commencing TUK&iw-i next, June 17 : — JUNE 17, 2-1. JULY 1.-MR..W R..MCGREGOR. Lecturer in Zoology, New Guinea. The Land and Its People. Native «• in New Guinea, New Guinea To-day. Black and White. ■ • .- . • ■ :' ' A SYMPOSIUM OF LECTURES ON FRANCE. JULY S, 13.—PROF. GROSSMANN, WOfessor of History: Louis XIV. and .uie Great Age," The Regency, Louis XV., -UO Shadow of the Revolution." ~T TTWO JULY 22 20.—MISS D. L. MILLEK, Lecturer in French: French Literature; influence of the Salons. •: AUGUST 3.—PROFESSOR KNIGHT, Professor of Architecture: French Arcnttecture. The Public is Invited to Attend.; , Admission Free. :16 M. R. O'SHEA, .Registrar. MUSICAL TUITION. T ILLIAN BRAITHWAITE, L.A.8., L* Voice Production, Singing, Piano, Harmonv.—233, Jervois Rd., Heme B*L Terminus. Phone 26-318. ; ii WILLIAM D. WEBBER, Teacher Piano and Theory. Studios: 15, EKUM** hape Rd., Newton; 19, Pompallier Terrace, Ponsonby. _ ___ —. WALTER SMITH, Teacher Instruments; guaranteed two quart?",? recitals by Aloha Orchestra soon.— Lewnj BADMINTON. —. BADMINTON —Racquets, Shuttlecock*,. Nets by reliable makers; Restringlng, best gut used.—Kingsford's Sports Depot, IG4. Queen St. _ GREAT SOUTH ROAD SHOPPING,11 A GREAT SOUTH and Market Rd±JLU, Corner.—Residents, please note. Chemist Reopening. Repeat Prescriptions obtainable. 1 -