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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15625, 3 June 1914, Page 14

r Amusements. . i, N.-'".' — —- ——' ERA g 0 U B B IMPORTANT NOTICE. ' T HE B ox p LANS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AFTERNOON'S MATINEE AND TO-NIGHT'S PERFORMANCE will be on viow at the Theatre ALL DAY. BOOK SEATS TO AVOID CRUSH AT .TICKET BOXES. Tel. 1595. , Matinee Reserves. la fid. Evening. 2a fid. QPERA JJ 0 U' 8 E JJOLIDAY rjiO-DAY, Doors open 1.30. Commence 2.30. THE BIGGEST SHOW IN OUR HISTORY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MATINEE PRICES. D.C. and 0.5.. la; Stalls. 6d Adults Children Gd. QPERA JJOUSE TWO IMMENSE SHOWS TO-DAY. Matinea. 2.30. Evening at 8 A ' JjUGE JJOLIDAY ill Comprising all English, American, and Continental Artists. 4—CASTING LAMYS —1. America's Greatest and Most Sensations Flying Aerial Act. MISS JESSIE MILLAR., World-famous Musical Artiste. Assisted by "MISS DOLLY MILLAR. HAYES AND E'IVES. „. , . . Classy American Singers and Whirlwinc Duncers. LYONS AND CALLUM. America's Versatile Entertainers. SEVAN AND FLINT. A _ Variety in Vaudeville, featuring Mist Flint, Vaudeville's Most Beautiful Actress mf „ LA FRANCE, The Ber.v.tiful Parisian Modol. in a Sorief of Art Poses, and Laughable Japanese Business Signs. DARE AND NORWOOD, America's Premier Athletes. MILLIE DORIS - NEW YORK FOUR PRICES TO-NIGHT. 2s and la. 500 S EAT 9 A T I s - Box Plan at Theatre all day. Booking, fid. JJIHE J£ING'S fJiHEATRE GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION, jyjATINEE, rpo-DAY, AT 2 30 SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. »JIHE RING'S (JiHEATRE EVERY EVENING AT 8 P.M. The Leading Pifture Theatre in Auckland, "PULLER'S DIIJTURES. ALWAYS T ULLER'S i ICTURES. THE P'JST THE KING'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, GREAT SUCCESS NIGHTLY Of the MAGNIFICENT WESTERN DRAMA, ]?OR i J- OR A Great Moral Drams HIS of the IS Reclamation of Soul: ASTER. in the West. ASTER. THE WORK OF THE CHURCH IN THE COWBOY REGION. A Grand Character is the TYPICAL BUSH MISSIONARY. THE CHURCH MILITANT. BETTY IN THE LION'S DEN - Comedy TWINS AND THE STEPMOTHER Comedy. PARIS. GARDEN dP PLANTS. EASTERN FRONTIER OF ALBANIA. BIDONI'S DREAM—ltalian Humour. THE "EXTERNAL 'nUEL. ■A HE JCiTEBNAL UuEL. One,of the Strongest Emotional Dramas Yot Presented. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. PRICES: Is and 6d; Reserves, Is 6d, at Ivil Bros. "VTEWTON PICTURE THEATRE, 1> KARANGAHAPE RD.. Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Come Whore the Crowds ore Coming LAST AFTERNOON AND EVENING. A MIDNIGHT MESSAGE - Drama. A Midnight Message 2000 ft Exclusive BUCK T>EAUTY • Western Drama LACK JJ.EAUTY Bristling with Exciting Incidents. SO RUNS THE WAY—A.B. Drama. NEW BABY Keystone—Keystone Supported with Many Other Fine Subjects. Prices, Cd and 3d 6d and 3d, to all parts. T\ANCK—Morry and Bright, Royal Albert xJ Hall, Tuos., Fri., Sat., at 8. Beginners, 7 to 7.45, 6d extra.Prof. Bailey. 'Phone 1506. i i ' ii I Lectures. "JJ AD ID M." PROFESSOR GWILYM OWEN, M.A., D.Sc. Will E C T U R E, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 8 P.M., LEYS INSTITUTE, PONSONBY. 6D — ADMISSION - fiD (Or Courso Ticket.)® 0 Meetings. gIR JOSEPH ARD, LEADER OP THE LIBERAL PARTY, WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE AT JQEVONPORT, ON THE POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF THE DAY. rpHIS (WEDNESDAY) JJ7ENING, JUNE 3, AT 3 O'CLOCK. IN THE PARISH HALL, CHURCH ST. VISIT OF REV. J. D. JONES, M.A., B.D. * (Ex-Chairman of Congregational Union of England and Wales). In connection _ with the above, Publia Meetings will be held as follows:— TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), June 3, at 8 o'clock, Mt. Eden Congregational Church— Congregational Rally and Welcome to Rev. J. D. Jones. TO-MORROW (Thursday), June 4, at 8 p.m., Beresford Street Church—Bormoa by Rev. J. D. Jones. FRIDAY, June 5, at 8 p.m., Beresford Str'eot Church—Address bv Rev. J. D. Dcnos, "The Church and the Kingdom." On SUNDAY, June 7, Rev. J. I). Jones will preach in Mt. Edon Congregational Church at 11 a.m., and in Berestord Street Church at 7 p.m. Collections will bo taken at all the above ; meetings to cover special expenses. Kindly keep this notice for reference. I MARIST BROTHERS' OLD BOYS' FOOTBALL CLUB. A Genera) Meeting of the above Club will be held at 7.45 p.m. TO-MORROW (Thursday) NIGHT, Ith inst., at the Victoria Club Room, Rob Roy Hotel, Freeman's Bay, Business: Adoption of Rules. Social. All ire requested to attend. T. P. WALSHE, Hon. Secretary. Dividends. THE PARKER-LAMB TIMBER CO., LTD. DIVIDEND NOTICE. A Dividend of 5 per cent, for the half year ended March 81, 1914 (making 10 per cent, for the year), has this day been declared, payable at tho Company's Office, Mechanics' Bay, Auckland, on FRIDAY, Juno 5, 1914, The Transfer Books will bo Closed from TO-DAY (Monday), Juno 1 to FRIDAY, Juno 5, both days inclusive. By order of tho Board. JOSEPH HANKIN, Secretary. Auckland, May 29, 1911. ' Mining Notices. Ip he hauraki reefs, ltd. Tlio Annual General Meeting of the above Company will be held at the Company's Office, Hobson Buildings, Fort Street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 16th day of June, 1914, at 2.30 p.m. Business: To receive the Directors' Report and Balance-sheet. To elect two Directors, and appoint as Auditor. By Order of tho Board. ' C. A. STUBBS, Auckland. June 2, 1914. Secretary. I The butter WITH THE QREAMY jpLAVOUR. Thames Valley " ACORN " Brand, All Grocers Bad Dairymon, |