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; AMUSEMENTS. Theatre de Luxe (Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross.) TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK 2.30. THE ENTERTAINMENT IS HERE! Predicted by METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER to set a' new standard in motion . picture artistry ! THE HOOF BEATS OF THE “COSSACKS” WILL BE HEARD THROUGHOUT THE WORLD IN A SCREEN DRAMA OF MAGIC THRILL AND BEAUTY. | Count . Lyof N. Tolstoi’s | TREMENDOUS DRAMATIC WORK NOW BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN! A Famous Story, Beautifully Screened, and Packed with Thrilling Action, Sweeping Drama, Fascinating Cossack Lore and a Love Story that will Live in . e Memory For Ever. THE ~ COSSACKS AS AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE TREMENDOUS SCALE ON WHICH THIS SUPER ATTRACTION WAS MADE, A TROUPE OF 500 REAL COSSACKS, wandsomf. horsemen of Russia’s flaming days of military GLORY, WERE TAKEN TO AMERICA AT AN INITIAL COST OF £250,000! Production then commenced, backed by the Tremendous Financial Resources and Technical Facilities of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer! NOW THE FINAL RESULT TO BE SEEN IN WELLINGTON TO-NIGHT AT THE DE LUXE THEATRE! , Hundreds of Real Cossacks in Thrilling Equestrian Feats! ! ! Wild Horsemen in perilous rides; surging battles between Cossack Troop and Turkish Horde. Lovers of the best in motion pictures—of a great story, surging drama; tremendous conflict, an enthralling, romance, all set amidst Nature’s most rugged grandeur, should see it. John Gilbert Renee Adoree i THE* TWO WHO THRILLED THE WORLD IN “THE BIG PARADE.” Gilbert gives full rein to his talent with a tempo' that will sweep his . admirers breathlessly along with him. It is the finest thing he has given the scredn. < NILS ASTHER ERNEST TORRENCE The Son in "Sorrell and Son.” , As the Cossack Chieftain. WITH MANY HUNDREDS OF SUPPORTING PLAYERS. DE LUXE MUSIC PRESENTATION! THE COMBINED ARTISTRY OF AROHESTRA T UXE. WURLITZER ' TTNIT Orchestra A-'e "uxe ” urlitzer v nit . (Emanuel Aarons, Mus. Dir.) • ; (Emanuel Aarons at Console.) BOOKING. —Box Plans available at BRISTOL, BEGG’S, and AITKEN’S (Courtenay Place).

M K K'l‘ i N GS. ' '‘THE EQUITABLE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT COMPANY OF WELLINGTON, LTD. •KTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Shareholders will be held in the ..Chamber of Commerce, “Dominion” Newspaper Building, Mercer Street, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY 1, 1929, at 11 o’clock a.m. < BUSINESS: ' • To Receive and Adopt the Annual Report and Statement of Accounts. To Elect Directors. ■ To Elect Two Auditors. E. A. LIDDLE, ■ Secretary. THEI WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO 'KTOTICE IS HEREBY'GIVEN that -IX the FIFTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF. SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company 'will be held at the Chamber of Commerce Meeting-room, “Dominion” Building, Wakefield Street, Wellington, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), FEBRUARY 1, 1929. at the hour of 12 o’clock noon. BUSINESS:' Consideration of Report and Balancesheet and the Declaration of Dividend. Election of Directors. Election of Auditors. R. E. RAWNSLEY, Secretary. January 19, 1929, POULTRY PRODUCERS. TA'' MEETING of POULTRY PROA DUCERS will be held in the Farmers’ Institute on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 8,1.30 p.m. ■ Business: To discuss various reforms relative to , the welfare of the Poultry Industry. ’ It is desirable that this meeting should be strongly attended by all Poultrykeepers in order that resolutions emanating from this meeting can be forwarded to the proper quarters with due confidence. P. JENNINS, . Levin, Chairman W.D.P.F.A'. A. E. SALISBURY, Upper Hutt. S. G. BATTEN, . Paraparaumu. A. G. MUMBY, Heretaunga. G. S. BATES, Upper Hutt. Conveners. The Rev. • Tudor Thomas, vicar of Holy Trinity, Gravesend, recently called his own banns. Mr. Thomas-was married to Mrs. Shurey, widow of Mr. Charles Shurey, of Blackheath, at St. George’s, Hanover Square.