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(iM ■•••' •VLBJM'A'S 1 HALL AND LYCEUM Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres TONIGHT E. Phillip!-, Oppenhcim's Famous Novel, "The Hillman." has been Poweii'uliy Picturised. '•' BEHOLD Til IS W OMAN'' "BEHOLD THIS WOMAN" (With Harry Myers) , is the Stupendously Dramatic Romance set in the most fascinating, pity on earth (Hollywood) ; "BEHOLD* THIS WOMAN" "BEHOLD THIS ' WOMAN" • (With Irene Sich) ■ :is :i Picture that mll'iingeT ever in your tneinory. ' \ THIS ' WOMAN" << BEHOLD THIS WOMAN'' (With M ! :irgucritef de la Motte) j a j| strong Story of an4:bitter disappointments. .. It Thriils! It Entertains! Tt Uplifts! It Inspires! But it is Suitable Only for Adult Minds: Therefore Children under 16 Not Admitted. ——Also Pa the Gazette, Comedy and Special Interest. ALL FOR : .1/6 AND 1/-. • CHURCH SEE VICES £JIIUJtOH : gERVICES SUNDAY, JULY 12, 1925. METHODIST Wiumgarei—ll a.m., Subject: "God's Special Providence" (Communion). Whangarei—7 p.m., Subject: "Love's Unbelief." Service for Young Men; .Communion at close. Preacher, Rev. T. R. B. Woolloxall. SALVATION 7 a.m.—Bandsman P. Rive. Meetings All Day. Lright and Inspiring. Yon Are Welcome Tomorrow. Adjutant and Mrs. Campion, C.O.

EBENEZEK HALL. 7 p.m. —Gospel Service. You are cordially ijivneil. 149 Sunday School. Sunday School. 2.30 p.m. Tomorrow All children heartily welcome. PRESBYTERIAN 66tli Anniversary—lßs9-1925. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Officiating Minister, Rev. G. H. Gibb, BiA., of Kinox Church, ParneH. The Finding of the Presbytery's Visitation Commission will be read at both services by the Moderator. At the evening service Albert Dobson will sing, "Hear Ye Isreal." (from "Elijah"). Organist, Mr. Albert Dobson. BAPTIST. "Whangarei—ll a.m., Rev. F. Sampson. 7 p.m.—Address with Diagrams, Rev. F. Sampson. Mr. R. H. Nicholl3 (late .Gen., Sec..' Will Address the 4 o'clock Men's Meeting at the Y.M.C.A., RUST LANE Subject: "Pulling Together." Soloist: Mr. J. W. Col«. All men invited. Strangers to town specially welcome. SALES BY AUCTION ~IF YOU WANT AYR SHIRES SELECT PEOM 130 0 F T HE JB EST UNRESERVED SALE OF COMMERCIAL AYRSHIRES that have also a Splendid Show Ring Record, and CARRY MORE OF THE BLOOD which prbdu-ced the 505 Guineas Royal Champion, and the coming 1000LB. Butter-fat Ayrshire than any Dominion Herd.. JULY 24, 1925 AT TE KUITI At 10 a.m. -COMPLETE UNRESERVED SALE OP MR. R. M. SOMERVILLE'S GREAT i HERD OF REAL UTILITY CATTLE Comprising:— <58 PEDIGREE AYRSHIRE COWS 24 PEDIGREE • TWO-YEAR-OLD IN-CALF HEIFERS 17 PED. YEARLING HEIFERS 12 STUD BULLS 12 HIGH-GRADE AYRSHIRE CROSS COWS Also the Farm Stock — r, DRAUGHT HORSES, 2 HACKS 7 BROOD SOWS 19 WEANER PIGS, and all the up-to-date farm implements.

Catalogues and further information on application to the Auctioneers: — gTEPHENSON LIMITED Auckland. Wellington and Branches J BRAHAM J^TD TE KUITI AND BRANCHES r»74 SHOWS OOME TO AUCKLAND FOR THE EXHIBITION PRINCE'S WHARI* SHEDS 20 th to 29 th (Inclusive) " World's Championship-' for box of ■butter. First Prize £50; Second Prizo £30; Third Prize' £20. 'Other liberal prizes in tH3 relation. Special classes for: Dairy Pi'qdtiee, Root* and Fruits; District Courts; Honey; Garden Produce; Home Industries; School Competitions. '.ENTRIES FOR ALL CLASSES CLOSE JULY 20 tich,; a l once for Free Schedules to A. D. STANLEY. Secretary, 105 Box 86 : Auckland. jyyiLYXGAREI A. AND P. SOCIETY f / gPRING gHOW gPEING gHOW KENSINGTON PARK AXD r J^IIUKSDAY rgOYEMBER 25™- AND 26 TH these dates