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AMUSEMENTS. | mi MAJESTIC 1111111 l [ II Continuous, 31 a.m. to 7 p.m. Evening Session, 8 p.m. 2000 SEATS, 1/, 1/6, 2/3. Li "GENERAL JOHN REGAN," Charles Hawtrey's greatest stage success of G. A. Birmingham's deliriously funny yarn, now picturisecl with Henry Edwards and the Irish Players, in a rollicking riot of fun. AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE IRISH TO ENJOY THIS ONE. The Irish Farce that lias left a Long, Long Trail of Laughter behind it all over the World. \ \ v\ Wf V^il G. A. Birmingham's Deliriously Comic Story of the Green Isle of Erin. IT'S NOT HISTORICAL — IT'S SIMPLY HYSTERICAL! Also Screening: "PICTURESQUE WALES," A rare photographic gem of "The Land of Our Fathers" —Conway Castle—Carnarvon Castle —Trip to Summit of Mt. Snowden, etc. What Month were you Born? ZODIAC No. 11. "What the stars foretell," dealing with those born between February 20 and March 19. BE WISE—BOOK NOW. rians at Majestic. Phone 43-210. Approved for Universal Exhibition. === THE STATE, =§ ■ SYMONDS ST. ' ' (Direction : R. J. Kerridgc.) TONIGHT AT 8. One of (he Gayest, Fastest and Merriest Entertainments ever seen. " YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU," " YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU," STANLEY with THELMA LUPINO, TODD. Rccnmmendcd by C'cr.sor for Adults. Big Supporting Featurettes, SPECIAL WESTERN PROGRAMME SHOWING SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. IN ADDITION TO •'YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU." Box Plan at Hawthorn's, opposite Theatre. STATE PHONE '///\ PRINCE EDWARD l N s^ ; 'z Karangahape Road. Nightly at 8. Saturday Matinee 2 p.m. EXTRAORDINARY " ANNOUNCEMENT.^. SPEAK S."^ SPEAKS."^ AN IMMORTAL OF HISTORY YOU CAN SEE AND HEAR TO- < <> DAY. THE WORLD LISTENS. "MUSSOLINI SPEAKS!" TTELEN rpWELVETREES, -O-ELEX J- WELVETREES, JORY. WALLACE CLAIRE DODD,

g "Mi wzi¥' § by Censor for X POPULAR FAMILY TRICES. / PHONE 4G-252. /// VICTORIA THEATRE — DEVOXPORT. TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. I Colleen Moore, Spencer Tracy, in "THE POWER AND THE GLORY." Rccommcnded by Censor for Adults. BIG MAORI CARNIVAL AND ATHLETIC SPORTS. LEAGUE FOOTBALL, RUGBY AND SOCCER. Exhibition Matches hold at the ONEHUNGA RECREATION GROUND, ONEHUNGA RECREATION GROUND, TO-MORROW (SAT.), APRIL 14, 1934. Juvenile events start 11.30 a.m., adults 1.30 p.m. Junior football matches 2 p.m., senior 3 p.m. Hakas, Poi Dancing, Hangi Cooking, Big Tug-o'-war Competition. Onehunga Citizens' Band in Attendance. Admission 1/, Ladies Gd, children under 14 free. Funds devoted to build Maori Hostel at Mangere. DANCE TO FOLLOW AT ST. JAMES' PARISH HALL, CHURCH ROAD, MANGEKE. AT 8 P.M. Organised by the Tamaki Maori Hostel Committee. T. PAI, Hon. Secretary. 41, Church St., Onehunga. xl 3 ELECTORAL. SATURDAY, 14TH, 8 P.M. SATURDAY, 14TH, S P.M. HIRST'S HALL, MORNING SIDE. J. N. M C R AECANDIDATE POWER BOARD ELECTION, ISTII INST., Will Address the Electors and Explain His Platform. 13 DECEASED ESTATES. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW x ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. ' (No. 87/33) IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUSTEE ACT, 190S, Section 74, and IN TIIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY MURRAY JOHNSON, late of Mount Eden, Auckland, in the Dominion of New Zealand, married woman, deceased. Pursuant to an Order made by a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Auckland on the 2Sth day of March, 1934, notice is hereby given that All Creditors and other persons (including possible claimants under The Family Protection Act, 190S) having claims against the Estate of the above-named Mary Murray Johnson, deceased, who died on or about the lutli day of February, 1933, and Probate of whose Will was granted on the 24th day of March, 1933, are hereby required to send in their claims, together with written particulars thereof, to Messieurs Milne and Meek. Solicitors for the Executor, at their office in Wyndham Street in the City of Auckland, on or before the 31st day of May, 1934. Notice is hereby further given by the Executor that after tlie 31st day of May, 1934 the Executor proposes to distribute the assets of the deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of which the Executor has then notice, and in such event, pursunnt to Section 74 of The Trustee Act. 100S, the Executor having given the notice directed by the aforesaid Order, will not be liable for the assets so distributed to any person of whose claim the Executor has had no notice nt the time of the distribution of (he said assets. Dated this 12th day af April. 1934. F. W. L. MILNE, Solicitor for the Executor. MTE_T i_N OS. DOUGLAS Social Credit.—Second Lecture, Monday Next, Remuera Librarv. Come hear and judge for jourseif. *13