AMUSEMENTS. STRAND ——— TO-DAY. STRAND -—— TO-DAY. (A Fuller-llayward Theatre). SESSIONS : 11, '2.15, S p.m. ; Real College Thrills The dramatic story brought to vivid life, of a girl shackled to Throws the dormitory her past . . struggling doors wide open, against tremendous gives you an eyeful odds to win her right and earful of the to happiness and the lighter side of college. man she loved. T~~ HE" ' , HE Pis: DBS: With * With LORETTA YOUNG; MARY NOLAN, DOUG. MAE BUSCH. FAIRBANKS, Jnr. If you saw the youth- The Exotic Star of ful comedy team in "Shanghai Lady" in "Loose Ankles" don't a thrilling new miss them in "The . , Forward Pass." triumph. (A First National (A Universal / and Vitaphone.) production.) BOX PLANS AT STRAND. Phone 43-114. — STRAND THEATRE. — A Riot of Lilt and Laughter. " rj.OLD TRIGGERS OF "DROADWAY." ~ajo ld -Diggers of -°roadway." Gold triggers of-t>roadway." OLD OF -°ROADWAY." The Photoplay that won the hearts of Aucklanders during the sensationally ' successful season at St. James' Theatre. — NEXT FRIDAY. — mUDOR REMUERA. -1. (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre.) TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. . WARNER BAXTER in "SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." "SUCH MEN ARE DANGEROUS." Selected Talkie Featurettes. Special Matinee, To-morrow, at 2j30 p.m. PRINCE EDWARD — Road. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. "LIGHT OF THE AVESTERN STARS" And "THE NIGHT RIDE." Special Matinee, To-morrow, at 2 p.m. BRITANNIA THREE LAMPS. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. RICHARD DIX in "SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. Special Matinee, To-morrow, at 2 p.m. rjREY LYNN ClNEMA—Surrey Crescent. U , TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. Joe. E. Brown in "PAINTED FACES." Clara Bow- in "SATURDAY NIGHT KID." Special Matinee, Tb-morrow, at 2 p.m. ICTORIA - DEVONPORT. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Glen Tryon in "DAMES AHOY." Glen Tryon in "DAMES AHOY." Full Supporting Talkie Programme. Special Matinee, To-morrow, at 2.30 p.m. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx X ADELPHI — GREY X X RICHARD BARTHELMESS in X | "DRAG," | X And Supports. All-Talking. X X Special Matinee 'Pictures and Free X X Dance for Patrons on Saturday. X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SPORTING. AVONDALE .JOCKEY CLUB. (INCORPORATED.) SPRING MEETING, 1930. 1 ' } TO-MORROW — SATURDAY, SECOND DAY, SECOND DAY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22.
FIRST RACE AT 11.38 A.M. ADMISSION TO COURSE: Each Person, 1/6. Grandstand Enclosure Gents 7/6, Ladies 5/ (includinj admission to Course). All Vehicles 2/6 Tickets on Sale at'H. deal's, Queen Street No person who has at any time sinci * the passing of the "Gaming and Lotterici Act Amendment Act, 1908," followed th< . occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker'! clerk, no; disqualified or undesirable person will be admitted to the Avondale Race course during the Spring Meeting, and 11 , any such person is" found on such Race ' course he will bo removed therefrom anc : prosecuted for trespass. The promotion oi sweeps is prohibited; and any persoi , infringing this regulation will be removec from the Racecourse and prosecuted. A. J. FARQUHAIt, .:20 Secretary. CHURCH NOTICES. /S RANGE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH, 17 V TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. ALL NIGHT OF PRAYER. ■ ' All Welcome. - 10 I FOR SALE. BY TEMPER. rp :E' , N D B ;R•• S. J v AND gONS, J^TD. ; (IN LIQUIDATION). Written Tenders, will be. received for th.e following assets by the Liquidator of the above-named' Company, up till 4 p.m. on 30th SEPTEMBER, 1930,' at the Office of the Company, 5117, Albert St. Auckland. STOCK IN TRADE— . Section I.—Travelling Bags, Sports Goods,' and Fancy Leather Goods, etp. - . Section 2 — Saddlery, Harness and CanY vas Goods, etc.. Section -3.—Saddlers' Ironmongery, Tools, Upholsterers' Hardware, etc. Section. 4.—Leather. Section 5'. —Radio Receivers and Accessories.. ;. ■ PLANT AND.; MACHINERY— .Including complete Plant for Manufacturing,, Stock as specified, above. * Office' Plant, including; Ledger-keep-ing Machine, Typewriters,' etc. FIXTURES; AND FITTINGSMOTOR CARS—Two Model A Tudor Fords. GOODWILL, LETTERS PATENT AND TRADEMARKS. . SECOND MORTGAGE, DARGAVILLE PROPERTY. PROPERTY AT MT. RO SKILL, SUBJECT TO 'A MORTGAGE. Tenders will be considered for the whole of the above assets, or for separate items to be specified by the tenderers. All Tenders will be deemed to have been •made with a knowledge of. and in accordance with, the condition of Tender, which, With a list' of assets, may be inspected at a ,9 ffic ? of the Company,*ll7, Albert St.. Auckland, : where arrangements may be made to inspect or obtain particulars of the assets., . The highest 'or any tender will Tint necessarily be ■ JOHN GRIERSON, _io X'ubllic Accountant, Liquidator. educational. A WONDEItFUIj little machine "is tlii» ' ■' ' ■ * • • ' l :• . . *
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 222, 19 September 1930, Page 16
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