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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 140, 14 June 1924, Page 4

PRINCESS THEATRE. ■■■ RIKCESS THEATRE. (Manners street.) Tel. 1967. Daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING. I—BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS BEBE DANIELS and CONRAD NAGEL CONRAD NAGEL CONRAD NAGEL In a Paramount Picture, ■^ "SINGED WINGS." "SINGED WINGS " "SINGED WINGS " ' "SINGED WINGS."" "SINGED WINGS." The story .of a bewitching dancer and the sinister 6hado\v that menaced her love, "SINGED WINGS." "SINGED WINGS." ' • ■ i . "SINGED WINGS." "SINGED WINES." "SINGED WINGS." The clown's merry face masked a turrihi« heart—the girl's dancing . form couceulfd I an nehjjig- heart.1 "SINGED WINGS." "SINGED WINGS." '•SINGED WINGS." ' ' "SINGED WINGS" . • I . "6INGED WINGS." Love to her meant revenge, swift and' sure, probabl.v death. Why? How? The answers are in the flaming climaxes o£ this fascinating romance. 2— CONNIE TALMADGE CONNIE TALMADGE CONNIE TALjtfADGE CONNIE TALMADGE Th "GOOD REFERENCES" "GOOD REFERENCES'" i "GOOD REFERENCES■" "GOOD .REFERENCES!" - Screening- To-night (Saturday) Only. 3— JOHNNY HINES JOHNNY HINES JOHNNY HINES "TORCHY'S *FRAME-UP." "TORCHY'S FRAME-UP." "TORCHY'S FRAME;-UP." GAZETTE... ' SCENIC. POPULAR PRICES. "PRINCESS THEATRE, -*- ' Manners street. ■ . Commencing MONDAY. In addition to "SINGED. WINGS," . ■ LILLIAN'GISH And ROBERT HERRON In D. W. Griffith's Masterpiece, ' "THE GREATEST QUESTION" "THE GREATEST ' QUESTION » " THE GREATEST QUESTION" . " THE> GREATEST QUESTION!" N ATI£NA L DAIRY SHOW, ■^ PALMERSTON NORTH. 17th to 21st JUNE, 1924. Dairy Produce/Fruit, Roots, and other Championships. HORSE LEAPING. Football Matches and Evening Entertaimnonts. > . ■. FlY^r?rr? S 4 OF INTEREST;'EDUCATION, AND AMUSEMENT. W. T. PENNY, Secretary. Box 85, Palmerston North. meetings. Wellington wholesale soft t^ ln^pT EES>- ass<^ rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the J- above Association will be held in the Onamber of Commerce on MONDAY 23rd JUNE, 1924, if7.3op.rn' N Business: Presentation. of Annual Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers and Committee for the ensuing year. . ° C. J. BROWN, Hon. Sec, and Treas.' BROOKLYN HORTICULTUR 4L ~ SOCIETY. T h?x-^ is;nual general meetJ- ING will be held in Waldic's Hall V, 1?7 eli l T n4 T S reet' Brooklyn, on MONDAY' lota J ujNli, at 8 p.m. '• Business: Presentation of Annual Report and Bal-ance-sheet. v ■ Election of Officers. \ Presentation of Prizes. . General. Members and intending members are invited to be present. L. SIEVERS, Hon. Secretary. THORNDON BOWLING CLUB. "pjOTICE; is hereby given that the ANNUAL MEETING will be held WEDNESDAY, 18th JUNE, at 8 p.m. THE NEW ZEALAND ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MANUFACTURER'S AND AGENTS. riTHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- ■*- ING of Members of the Wellington Branch will bo held at the Accountants' Chambers. Johnston street, on MONDAY, 16th JUNE, 1924, at 2.50 p.m. ' Business important. GEO. H. SCOTT, President. G. O. SUTTON, Secretary. BANK OF NEW ZEALANIX . NOTICE is hereby given that an Ordinary General Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank of Now Zealand will • bo held in the Banking' House in Wellington on FRIDAY, the' 20th day of June 1924, at 11 o'clock a.m." The Transfer Books of the Bank will be closed from .Friday, thn 30th of May, to Friday, the 20th June, both days inclusive. By order of the Board, ' . H BUCKLETON, General Manager. Wellington, 22nd May, 1924. ' '■ N.Z. CONSTITUTION"., T ODGES. MEET AT 8 P.M. MONPAYS—Sir Win. Parkinson, No. 9. I at Carlton Hall, Marion street I WEDNESDAYS—Tua Tora, No.' 3, al I Druids' Hall.' Lower Tory 'street' THURSDAYS—Sir A. D. Piekard,' No. 10, at Orange Hall, Daniel street, Newtown. .. FRlDAYS—Haeremai, No. 6, at Druids' Hall, Lower Tory street SATURDAYS-r-Tuarua. No. 2 Town Hall Buildings, Lower Hutt,' at 7 50 p.m. „ ■ Rona Lodge, No. 13, Wright and Kinvio-'s Hall. Rona. Bay, at 7.30 pm WEDNESDAYS-Fcrsruson Lodge. No. j.2, Orient Hall, Church street, Palm.erslou North. . -Visiting Brothers of the 1t.A.0.8. cor [dully lrmtcti-lo attend.