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Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9690, 11 May 1923, Page 6

AMUSE MENTS PALACE The Popular PALACE Theatre r PRESENTING ALWAYS THE BEST PICTURE PROGRAMME SN N.Z LAST NIGHT OF DUDS TOM i !i4es» m A THRILLING fRTO THE MOMENT DETECTIVE LOVE STORY. CHARLES KAY in ALARM-CLICK AWOY AN APPEALING STORY “LIVE WIRE.# ? MERE ] J&Y YOUTH WHOM LQjVE MADE A For y of charm, Amos and joy. lack Sennet^Comedy \DISE M LISH TC / PARADISE MAOjIfLAND ENGLISH TOJpTOAL BU AND OTH TO-MORR HARRV CAREY JACKSON GREGORY’S GREjT MAY McAVQY A SENSATIONAL DRAMA OF A. STORY THAT GRIPS YOUR HE LEE MORAN i in PA hi iovie Fans f'EL SCENIC lETTE ND 7.30^ MAN TO MAN ORY. A GORGEOUS MELODRAMA THE W OF NEW YORK ,OV E ‘\N]>TJFE AND ADVENTURE. AND SQUEEZES IT. TWO OF A KIN A CENTURY COMEDY WITH AS MANY LAUGHS AS THREE COMICS. SUMPTUOUS SUPPORTING SUBJECTS.

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SUPREME COURT. <&, CRIMINAL SESSIONS. PALMERSTON N. : May 10. John Pcrcival Morcom, found guilty on twelve charges of false pretences in connection with the issue of valueless cheques, was. sentenced at the Supreme Oourt to one month’s imprisonment HEREDITARY TITLES. PROPOSED! TERMINATION. HOW FIRST READING OF BILL WAS CARRIED. r nvnnv ivr.iv q AM U° EM ENTS. OPERA HOUSE. Direction: Dominion Amusement Proprietors. Genera 1 Manager: W. A. LOW. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), ; AND MONDAY. I AMATEUR C,ojif|etilions E3itrie| positively sL<j|sE|TO-DAY. ( ‘ /i'feMfcA') # 0 P-&-1 /mVf the! OpqrJ House. ‘ %flMl Sinf';§ig, Comic Singing, AU-round/DiSicing, Jazz Dancing, Dramatic aTid ffHumorous Recitations. Some of GisbSrne’s best talent competingfin every event. A program me sol extensive magnitude never before attempted in Gisborne. Singing and Dancing for Boys and Girls under 14. Don’t hesitate, to enter and secure the LIBERAL PRIZES For Ist and 2nd in each event. The Box Plan is now open at Muir’s. Prices: 3/- and 2/- (plus tax).

The House of Commons read a first time Mr. Ponsonby’s Bill to tcrnnder the ten minutes rule. The Bill minute hereditary titles, introduced allows a holder to renounce the title, and no heir or heiress horn after the Act is passed will be allowed to succeed to the peerage. Mr. Ponsonby claimed that the Bill erred on the side of moderation. The hereditary principle was a survival of mediaevalism. The dignity of merit and distinction were rapidly disappearing from the peerage, and party payments, beer and whisky were taking their place. Hereditary titles ministered to vanity, encouraged corruption, led to. snobbishness and flunkeyism. Mr.Ponsonby added that the Labor party when it came into power would not confer hereditary honors. The Speaker inadvertently forgot to put the question to the “Noes,’’ so the motion was registered as carried nem con.—A. and N.Z.C.A.

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