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AMUSEMENTS. ; ||iiiiui|ii""ii[||iinii|| i STRAND. 1 111111 111 111 ..... 11fI I lIMI 11 Continuous from 11 a.m. Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. WARNER BAXTER, JANET GAYNOR, LORETTA YOUNG, JOHN BOLES. A-n Immortal story of Student Nurses " THE WHITE PARADE." " THE WHITE PARADE." With JOHN BOLES—LORETTA YOUNG. AND The Most Delightful Entertainment "PADDY THE NEXT BEST THING." JANET GAYNOR—WARNER BAXTER., Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! Reservations — Phone 43-114. Free List Entirely Suspended. NATIONAL, PRINCE NATIONAL, EDWARD, Queen St. Karangahape Rd. Continuous Nightly at 7.45. 11 till 7. Matinees, Sats. & Nightly at 8. Holidays, 2 p.m. Amalgamated Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. Ltd. Theatre Corp. Phone -12-169. Phone 46-252. The Funniest Woman on Earth Takes to the Air — AND THE SKY'S THE LIMIT. GRACIE FIELDS sA mswoMAN GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS a^ b V tkix GRACIE FIELDS * — GRACIE FIELDS firewoman. GRACIE FIELDS —— GRACIE FIELDS revue artist. GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS PRIMA DONNA. With HARRY TATE, BILLY NELSON, In Her Latest and Greatest Film, "LOOK UP AND LAUGH." "LOOK UP AND LAUGH." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. SPECIAL FEATURETTES. STAR. | M ODE It N — SELECT. Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003.

TO-DAY (MON.), TUES. "BIG-HEARTED HERBERT." Approved for Univcrsul Exhibition. ALSO. "THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND." Recommended by Censor for Adults. I Fuller-Hay ward's THREE LAMPS, I BRITANNIA "NewsreeJ Service," 7.30 - S n.m. LAST NIGHT, CARL. BRISSON and MARY ELLIS, in "ALL THE KING'S HORSES." Approved for Universal Exhibition. JOAN BLONDELL and GUY KIBBEE, in "HAVANA WIDOWS." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Commencing To-morrow, for a Three Nights' Season only. Reveals Bloodiest Crime in World History, " FORGOTTEN MEN." Recommended hy Crnanr Inr Adults VTPTT)"RT A Devonport's Favourite ViUlUmfi, Theatre. Ph. i!2-!)iiS. Direction : Fuller-Hay ward Theatre Corpn. To-night, at 7.30. Double Feature! Wallace Beerv, Robert Young, Lewis Stone, Maureen O'Sullivan (iu) "WEST POINT OF THE AIR." Anil Burns and Allen (in) "LOVE IN BLOOM." Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. LECTURES. Vj. ALPINE CLUB (Inc.). "AN EVENING TN TIIE SOUTHERN ALPS," Illustrated l>v Slides and Films. MR. li. F. WRIGHT—"The Dart Valley." PROF. I!. M. ALGIE—"The High Alps." REV. W. BOWER BLACK—"The Golden West." LEWIS EADY HALL, TO-NIGHT (MON.), At 8 p.m. Admission, 1/. 4 TF you arc interested in Human Problems come to the Manchester Unity Hall on I Wednesday Night next. xG j

! • PUBLIC NOTICES. Auckland harbour board. BY-LAWS. Secretary's Office, Quay Street, November 4, 1035. Notice is hereby given, in accordance : with the provisions of Section 22S (a) of • the Harbours Act, 1023, that Amendments to the Board's By-laws rc (1) Way-leave for use of Foreshore, (2) Charge for use of Ships' Telephone, Chelsea Wharf, (3) Wharfage charge on small cattle, and (4i Wharfage charge on Gypsum, will be submitted for adoption at a Special Meeting of the Board to be held on TUESDAY, November 12, 1935, at 2.55 p.m. The proposed By-laws are printed and may be inspected during office hours at the Secretary's Office. Quay Street. By order, H. B. BURNETT. 4 Superintendent and Secretary. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. DEBENTURES. Opportunity is again f.iTordesi to the Public to Invest in Debentures of the Auckland Harbour Board. " SECURITY UNQUESTIONABLE." SURPLUS OF ASSETS OVER LIABILITIES. £2,705,000. The amount required is £94,500, a portion of which has already been taken up. The date of issue is 11th November, 1035. ANNUITY OF £6 16/10 PER CENT FOR 20 YEARS' Payable In half-yearly instalments of Interest and Principal, £ 3 S/5 for each £100. Thtv rate of interest is per cent, and the term is 20 years. This is therefore equal to an annuity of £ 6 16/10 for 20 years for eacli £ 100 invested. FREE OF EXCHANGE. The Board will pay exchange on the Purchase Money, and the Half-yearly Instalments of Interest and Principal will be paid free of exchange in New Zealand. Application for Debentures, and inquiry for particulars, should be made to the Treasurer at the Board's Office, Quay Street, or by Telephone No. 32-G73, or by Letter to Box 1250, Auckland, C.l. 11. B. BURNETT, i Superintendent and Secretary. November 2. 1035. :D TJEPAIKS Not Claimed within 7 days - L *' will be sold.—Goodnuister, 355, Queen 1 5 I BRIDGE. ; "ORIDGE Evening, Tuesday, S p.m., help : Newmarket Returned Soldiers; Munici- ! pal Hall; admission 1/'. x 4 | EDUCATIONAL. 1 SALESMEN- —We train you to earn good \ money; interesting particulars.—Webb I Business Training Institute, Dilwortli | Bldgs. D . I MUSICAL TUITION. 1 BESSIE MAYO (Dip.Mus., Melbourne Con- p servatorium) Studios. — Pianoforte, Singing, Theory, Scholarships.—For particulars 25-673. C