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AMUSEMENTS. YES! NEXT FRIDAY'S THE DAY! TWO MORE SPLENDID FIRST RUN ATTRACTIONS! LEW AYRES, JUNE KNIGHT "CROSS COUNTRY CRUISE." 11'ri'iiin mended bn Censor for Ailnlt.i. DRAMATICALLY Til HI 1.1.1 Mi ! .- AM" • BETTY S T OCKFIELD " ANNE ONE" HUNDRED." 1 vitro vet! fur I niccrsal i:.rl> ihil ion. excitingly romantic ! ■ A I Til t 1 NATIONAL PRINCE j NATIONAL /\ EDWARD ~ ~-ii Kara nganape Continuous, Koail. 11 a.m. to 7. Nightly, at S. Evenings, at 8. Sal unlay .Mais. FINAL TWO DAYS OF GARY GRANT, BENITA HUME. "GAMBLING SHIP." Also, RICHARD DIX, In " NO MARRIAGE TIES." Both Recommended bp Censor for Adults Family Pricos. OliiMivn Half prieo._ National. Princc Kdwanl. j ||M"':!iliiiiil|||liiu||j| ■ STRAND. J 11111M1111111111 1 11111111111 _ CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. LAST TWO HAYS. GENEVIEVE TOUIN, In " GOLDEN HARVEST." FRIDAY NEXT: W. C. FIELDS, RUDY VALLEE, BURNS & ALLEN, SARI MARITZA A lid CAR CA 1.1.1 '.WAY'S HAND, 111 "INTERNATIONAL HOUSE." Also 7. AMO GREY'S LATEST. "TO THE LAST MAN," With NOAII WOK It Y. RANDOLPH SCI KIT, IOSTIIKIt HA I.STUN, BUSTER CItABBE. STRAND. FRIDAY. INDEPENDENT THEATRES. TIIK BKST ALWAYS. | ONE HUN GAT] I STRAXi). TON IGHT. ST It. A NO. | _ JO A N WY N nil AM. JOI IN " STUART. Ami An All Star Cast in "LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG," A Production as thrilling and as beautiful as tho great son# itself. P»ri£ht ami Varied Supporting Programme.

j Approved for Universal Exhibition. CAPITOL. "SECRETS OF THE BLUE ROOM." PAUL LUKAS — GLORIA STUART. Approved for Universal Exhibition. SOUTHERN CROSS—IEM-brslie1 EM-brslie to-night. riionc i7-ti2:s. TOM WALLS and RALPH LYN.V, In " T H A R K." Approved fnr Universal Exhibition. Commencing at S p.m. AJEW KM I'IK 10 TONIGHT AT S GUEST NIGHT. Henry Kendall — Heather Angel, In "MR HILL THE CONQUEROR." Also, "CONQUEST OF THE AIR." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. ADULTS, (id ; CHILDREN, 3d. SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1934, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 2. FIRST DAY. PRESIDENT'S HANDICAP. £350. ONE MILE AND A QUARTER GREAT NORTHERN OAKS, £400. ONE MILE AND A HALF BRIGHTON HURDLE RACE. £400. TWO MILES EASTER HANDICAP, £SOO. ONE MILE GREAT NORTHERN CHAMPAGNI STAKES. £000. For two-year-olds SEVEN FURLONGS MANGERE STEEPLECHASE, £275. ABOUT TWO MILES AND A HALF ONSLOW STAKES, £275. For two-year-olds SIX FURLONGS EDEN HANDICAP, £275. ONE MILE SECOND DAY. NELSON HANDICAP, /275. ONE MILE VICTORIA HANDICAP. £300. For two year olds. SIX FURLONG*. ST. HEWER'S HURDLE RACE, £273 ONE MILE AND THREE-QUARTERS THE AUTUMN HANDICAP, £650. ONE MILE AND A HALF AUTUMN STEEPLECHASE, £330. ABOUT THREE MILES GREAT NORTHERN ST. LEG El STAKES, £450. ONE MILE AND THREE-QUARTERS HUIA HANDICAP, £450. SIX FURLONGS ISLINGTON HANDICAP, £350. Minimun weight Sst. ONE MILE NOMINATIONS. General Entries and First Forfeit fo Great Northern Oaks, Great Northeri Champagne Stakes, Great Northern St Lcgor Stakes will be received till 5 p.m. oi FRIDAY, MARCH 9. HANDICAPS. Handicaps for the First Day will appea oil MONDAY, March 19, and for th Second Day at Ihe Club's Office, Shortlam ■Street, on SATURDAY, March 31, by S p.m ACCEPTANCES. Acceptances for the First Day and Fina Payments for the Great Northern Oaks Great Northern Champagne Stakes, Grea Northern St. Leger Stakes will be receive up till FRIDAY, March 23, by 5 p.m. Acceptances for the Second Day will b received up till SATURDAY, March 31. b 9 p.m. FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks, Timber Jacks, Extcnsioi Ladders, good order.—Sam White au Sons, Market Place. Phone 44-708. I VACUUM Cleaners (silent), 5/ day delivered, collected. —Domestic Vacuun Cleaning Co. Phones 44-600, cvenin; 45-631. I