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AMUSEMENTS. — THE REGENT, — N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. Direction .. J. C. "Williamson Films. Three Sessions Daily: 1"! a.m., 2.15 and S p.m. LAST — THREE — DAY'S. Arthur Hfl.ninisrstciD s and Spectacular Musical Comedy Romance, " THE LOTTERY" BRIDE" "THE LOTTERY" BRIDE;' " THE LOTTERY" BRiDE " Starring JEANETTE MacDONALD, JEANETTE MacDONALD, JEANETTE MacDONALD, JOE E. BROWN, JOE E. BROWN, JOHN GARRICK, ZASU PITTS. ROBERT CHISHOLM. AX INCOMPARABLE SCREEN OPERETTA. ! 1 Radiant Romance, alive witli the Glorious I Music of RUDOLF FRIML, Composer oi I "Rose Marie," "The Vagabond Kins," etc. AT A N'T SCENES IN GORGEOUS j * NATURAL COLOUR. | — Also — The Sinjrißir Organist, PAUL T. CULLEN, • Playing fa) "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers." lb) "The Hose of Tralee." And _ EIG SUPPORTING PEOGEAMME. I HATE YOU ENTERED YET— | IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. YOU MAY WIN £2000. "Why the Cancer Art Union should be t " Supported." UNIQUE COMPETITION. Closing Date, October 1. 1 • Full Particulars at Theatre. I | COMMENCING I FRIDAY— AN OUTSTANDING DELIGHT | THE SMARTEST. FINEST OF ALL j MODERN COMEDY ROMANCES. Specially Written for the Screen's Greatest Romancer By FREDERICK "LONSDALE. Sa ,-uel •Goldtryn Presents RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN Ia ' I " THE DEVIL TO PAY"." " THE DEVIL TO PAY." " THE DEVIL TO PAY." <£ THE DEVIL TO PAY 7 ." " THE DEVIL TO PAY"." " THE DEVIL TO PAY"." " THE DEVIL TO PAY."

(A United Artists Picture.) "A Comedy that. •Sparkles like a Shower of Diamonds." —Tide *'Smith's Weekly." BOOKINGS WILL BE HEAVY. Reserve Quickly. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 4C-SSS). No Extra Charge for Reserves. COURSING. " AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB. THE ENCLOSURE, OTAHUHU. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY". 2 P.M. H. McGAHAN CUP. Admission : Gents, 1/ ; Ladies, (id. Motor Cars, 1/. Members* Cars Free. £9 PiCN'CS. EXCURSIONS. ETC. A r^"' j J5 RADXET and binns. EXCURSIONS TO OSTEND. Steamers leave Prince's Wharf: WEDNESDAYS 0.45 a.m. FRIDAYS 6.30 p.m. SATURDAYS 1.45 p.m. SUNDAYS 9.45 a.m. Leaving Ostend Saturday, 7 a.m. BRADNEY AND BINNS. D BOROUGH NOTICES. -fyj[OUNT ALBERT BOROUGH COUNCIL. ! WATER RATES (METER SUPPLY). . Notice is hereby given that it is the 1 intention of the Mount Albert Borough Council, under the powers and authorities 1 com erred by The Reserves and Other Lands Disposal and Public Bodies Empowering Act, 1918, and The Municipal Corpora- 1 tions Act, 19120, at a Meeting to be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day of October. 1931. at 7.80 p.m., to make and levy the following rate or charge :— In respect of all Water supplied per Meter, a. MINIMUM CHARGE OF THIRTY-SIX SHILLINGS, covering the period eoniruenc- j ing October 1. 1981, and ending September j 30, 1932. For ail Water consumed our- ! ing the said period, in excess of Ife.OOU j gallons, a rate or charce of TWO SHIL- I LINGS PER THOUSAND GALLONS. Such Rate or Charge to be due and pay- • able in aovance in half-yearly instalment? ; on the 1' • i days of October. 1921. and April, 193::. The Charge for Excess j Supply to be due and payable on October , 1, 1932. H. UTTING. Town Clerk. j Morningside. September 2fi. 1931. ::-T* LAWN TENNiS. J A BRUCE AND SONS. '.'4. Albert St.— Expert Tennis Racquet Stringr-rs : , satisfaction guaranteed : natronised by Til den. ~ If T~|OMiNION RD. Terminus — First-class ! Hard Court, few vacancies: Sunday ; play : no beginners ; sub £1. —Write Ayle- . stone. 5253. Stak. x" ■ HARD Tenuis Court to Let. Greenwood"* Corner; no Sunday play.—Ring iiWTS. rpENNIS Racquets Re-strung from l-'O: nil repairs: prompt s«""vi<*f». — Kings ford's Snorts Depot. IM. Queen St. B "\"ATES. 73. City Cfcnnilmrt— Stringer o'' ; Tiiuen. Johnston and Petterson's Davis j Cup Racquets expert restringing. repairs. VOUXG Man. becrinuer. desires join j x private Club, vicinity Alt. Eden, Epsom