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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15481, 12 December 1913, Page 14

Amusements. A P ER A HOUSE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE BOX PLAN IN CONNECTION WITH TO-NIGHT'S MOVEL DINGING nOMPETITION IS ON VIEW AT WILDMAN AND AREY'S, Where Plenty of Good, Seats in central positions arc still available. BOOK YOUR SEATS, AND AVOID CRUSH AT TICKET BOXES. It coats little more to ensure comfort. BOOKED SEATS. 2s 6d. QPERA HOUSE. THE pVENT OF THE VEAR TAKES PLACE AT THIS THEATRE' TO-NIGHT-AT 8-TO-NIGHT. When a Novel Amateur DINGING COMPETITION, •DINGING COMPETITION, TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL STAGE ASPIRANTS. Will oventuato in conjunction with our present Vaudeville Bill. The Management have received 1 Q-ENTRIES-1 O From Intending Competitors. A Prize of £2 2s is being awarded the successful competitor, for the rendition of any one of Leonard Nelson's Popular Songs. THE AUDIENCE WILL BE THE JUDGES. A GREAT NIGHT IS PROMISED. BE WISE -BOOK YOUR SEATS. All the Thetrcs in Auckland would not prove sufficient to scat the people who intend to come To-night. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Stalls, Is 6d: Family Circle, Is. Plan Wildman and Arcy's. Booking 6d extra. THE THING'S THEATRE. The People's University. "PULLER'S The Best "PICTURES. T ULLER'S Of All. X ICTURES. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. An Uneiasgcrated Story of Life in Two Lands. Full of Humanity. Stirring. Emotional. STRIKE SCENES IN WELLINGTON. STRIKE SCENES IN WELLINGTON. Incidents of the Present Industrial Upheaval THE ATHEIST-A Religious Play. TIVOLI AND ITS CASCADES. TROUBLESOME DAUGHTERS. SARDANAPOLUS, KING OF ASSYRIA, SARDANAPOLUS, KING OF ASSYRIA, Historic Drama, MOTHER'S BOY-Comedy. BURKE'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ( Prices, Is and fid. Reserves, Is fid, at Ivil Bros., and on sale at Theatre "VTEWTON PICTURE PALACE. li Karangahape Road. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Come Where the Crowds are Coming. See! See! See! See! STRENGTH OF MEN Great Vitagraph STRENGTH OF MEN Drama. Depicting two young men in quest of gold fighting their way through overwhelming snows and fires of the Alaskan forests. A CONCERTO FOR THE VIOLINEdison Drama. THE AWAKENING-Selis Drama. Each day, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 to 10.15 p.m. Prices. 6d and 3d. 6d and 3d to all parts. 1 PRINCE'S SKATING RINK, 1 VICTORIA STREET, CITY. AUCKLAND'S LEADING RINK. Reopening Saturday Evening. 7.30 to 10 p.m. Music by our late Orchestra. H. WILSON. Floor Manager. ! 3 Art Unions. LABOUR DAY ART UNION DRAWING. 1913. No. No. Ist Prize ... 15,951 16th Prize ... 15,781 2nd 17,975 17th .. ... 12,175' 3rd 1,116 18th 13,919' 4th 12,951 19th .. ... 5,002' sth 11,429 20th 17,352 6th 8,936 21st „ ... 9,927 7th 17,350 22nd .. ... 19,989 Bth 2,272 23rd ~ ... 16,938 9th 15,601 24th 2,572 10th 1,392' 25th „ ... 1,112' 11th 14,324' 26th „ ... 5,120 12th 18,856 27th „ ... 5,271, 13th 10,671 28th „ ... 15.957 14th 17.059 29th „ ... 10,556 15th 16,962 30th ~ ... 16,746 Meetings, M O ' T I *C E. SPECIAL FOOT CONSTABLES. At the request of His Worship the Mayor and members of the Citizens' Defence Committee, A PARADE OF MEMBERS OF ALL CONTINGENTS Will be held at the DRILL HALL. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), ' DECEMBER 12, At 5.15 p.m. Sharp. Contingents will Parade as follows: — QUEEN'S WHARF CONTINGENT, Gun Room. DRILL HALL CONTINGENT, Drill Hall. KING'S WHARF CONTINGENT, Tennis Courts. GRAHAM REID. Secretary, Citizens' Defence Committee. A VONDALE ROAD DISTRICT. SANDFORD-MILLER AEROPLANE ACCIDENT. By Resolution of the Board, I hereby convene a Public Meeting of the Residents of the Avondale District on SATURDAY NEXT. December 13, at 8 p.m., in the Avondale Public Hall, for the purpose of considering a Movement to Obtain Government Assistance to Replace Messrs. Sandford and Miller's Aeroplane, wrecked in the recent accident, and, if thought fit, to form a Committee to furthjr this object. JOHN POTTER Chairman Avondale .Road Board. AUCK. Co-Op. Terminating Building Society.—Appropriations: St. James's Hall, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 7.30 p.m. Seven Ballots, 9 Sales. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. BRANCH LIBRARY-PARNELL. Tho Citizens are respectfully invited to attend the Official Opening by His Worship the Mayor of the Branch Library in Manukau Road. Parnell, on SATURDAY, 13th December. 1913, at 3.-15 o'clock p.m. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 9th December, 1913. AUCKLAND PUBLIC LIBRARY. PARNELL BRANCH. The new Branch Library (located in tho old Parnell Council Chamber) will be Open | on and after MONDAY, 15th December, from Ito 5 and 7t09 30 daily. The Library comprises a free Reading Room, supplied I with Reference Books and a number of Popular Magazines, Newspapers, etc., and a Lending Department, containing a stock of about 1000 volumes, comprising a recent selection of all classes of Literature. Subscription Rates are as follows Per annum 10s Per half-year 5s [ Per Quarter 2s Gd (with deposit of ss). On depositing the sum of 2s 6d. any person may borrow books from the Lending Department by paying 2d per book borrowed. HENRY W. WILSON, Town Clerk. 9th December. 1913. piTY OF AUCKLAND. PUBLIC LIBRARY. The Public Library wjl be closed on ' FRIDAY. 12th inst. between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock p.m., durinr the ceremony of officially opening the Grey Annexe. HENRY W. WILSON, , „ , Town Clerk. 9th December, 1913.