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amusements. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY. MAJESTIC. (A Fuller-Way ward Theatre.) 2000 SEATS, 1/ TO 2/6. 900 SEATS AVAILABLE, 1/. FOUR SESSIONS. SESSIONS: 11—2.15—5.30—8. THE SCREEN'S IDEAL COUPLE, IT'.S THE SWIFT," SNAPPY TRUTH ABOUT TO-DAY'S YOUTH, PLAYING WITH DYNAMITE, AND " NOT DAMAGED." " NOT DAMAGED." " NOT DAMAGED." "NOT DAMAGED." I " NOT DAMAGED." " NOT DAMAGED." ] "NOT DAMAGED." ! " NOT DAMAGED." Startling Fox Movietone Romance, Co-featuring T OIS ' TIT OR AX JU 0I S -^J-ORAX And WALTER TJYRON, ALTER JJYROX, Gallant Hero of Vilma Banky's "Awakening." MODERN YOUTH, SINGING, DANCING, AND JOYING. THE LID OFF DULL CARE, IN THE PREVALENT MAD QUEST FOR EXCITEMENT. * » * * A Store Girl, with a mind of her own, goes to parties with whoopeeminded men, and finds out just how far a good girl, who wants to be naughty, can go. BOX PLANS AT MAJESTIC. PHONE 43-210. THE LAST FEW DAYS. THE LONDON OPP - G - p -°- THE LONDON' There is little possibility of a return visit of this great Musical Feature. Sessions: 11.10, 1.30, 3.30, 5.-15 and S. " HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY." " HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY." " HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY." A Screen Interpretation ot Liszt's Famous ..Masterpiece. Great Supporting Programme. A NEW MICKEY 3IOUSE CARTOON, "FIRE FIGHTERS." AESOP'S FABLE. PATHE NEWS. SCENIC AND SPORTLIGHTS. THE LONDON. SOUTHERN CROSS THEATRE, ELLERSLIE, SATURDAY, NOV. 29, MONDAY, DEC. 1, " ATLANTIC," A Talkie Masterpiece. Your great opportunity of seeing a Wonderful Picture. WE'D., 3rd and THURS.. DEC. 4th THE AMERICAN PRISONER, A Romantic Melodrama of the days during tho war between the English and 1 French. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX X \ DELPHI GREY LYNX. X X TO-NIGHT. X X Big Double Feature, X X "THE PRINCE OF DIAMONDS," X X Ana "SWELLHEAD." X X With All-Talking Supports. X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX SPORTING. . fJIAKAPUNA JOCKEY QLUB (INCORPORATED.) gPRING jy£EETING, 1930. IjlO-MORROW, gATURDAY, AND JQECEMBER FIRST RACE STARTS AT 12 NOON. THROUGH TICKET 2/3. Includes Ferry Return and Admission to Course. LAWN ENCLOSURE.—Gentlemen 0/ and Ladies 3/ extra. NAVAL. MEN in Uniform of H.M. Warships in Port will be Admitted Free to the Outside Enclosure. No person who has at any time sincc the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesirable person, will be admitted to the Takapuna Racecourse during the Spring Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of Sweeps is prohibited, and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the racecourse and prosecuted. Special Horse Boat. Free for Racehorses only, will leave at 9.10 a.m. each day, returuing at 6 p.m. F. D. McVAY, :x29 Secretary. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated). TOTALISATOR INVESTORS. Patrons are notified that the Club lias made the following provision for Totalisator Investments at its Spring Meeting:— OUTSIDE MACHINE : g! TICKETS—I 2 Windows. JLQ j TICKETS—9 Windows. INSIDE MACHINE: j TICKETS—B Windows. 9A / and Higher Denominations— 6 Windows. i NOTE.—Passes will be issued between tho Inside and Outside Enclosures for the ■ convenience of Investors desiring to use the 5/ machine. i F. D. McVAY, : x2S Secretary, - POWER BOARD NOTICES. , THE WAITEMATA ELECTRIC POWER ( BOARD. ] Notice is hereby given that the Supply of Power will be switched off on SUNDAY, 1 November 30, 1930. in Henderson, Glen Eden, New Lynn, Titirangi, Oratia, Nihotupu, and Swansoß between the hours of 1.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. F. J. H. WILSON, A.M.1.E.E.,, -S Resident Engineer.