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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15685, 12 August 1914, Page 14

Amusements. APE R A HOUSE. •OARGAIN ; TyTATINEE TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, AT 2,30. "DARGAIN "M-ATINEE To-DAY, Special Reduced Prices. SIXPENCE AND ONE SHILLING. Hugo Show and Full OrchestraMatinee Reserves, Wildman's, Is 6d, until 1 p.m. w QPERA HOUSE, VAUDEVILLE'S PALATIAL DOMICILE MATINEE, TO-DAY (Wednesday), at 2.30. ONE SUCCESSION OP GREAT NOVELTIES. THE BARTLETTS, . . America's Most Beautiful Aerial Act, THE FOUR GOLDINIS, Phenomenal Spanish Dancers. Acrobats, ©to. STIRLING AND LOVE, Great English Comedy Duo. PHIL PERCIVAL. The Comedian at the Piano. VINCENT ARTHUR rND OLIVER. Bril'innt llarmonisers and dingers. THE BRIGHT SISTERS. Australia's Foremost Singers and Dancers. MR. JOHN FULLER, In Patriotic Gems. PHILLIPS AND MERRTTT. STAN ST AMR Y. TILLY DUNBAR. MurieI—ANDREWS AND DENT— Two Girls, a Violin, and a Piano. A GERMAN INVASION. By Members of the Fuller-Brcnnan > Stock Company, to send you out latishing. PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchostral Stalls, 2s; Stalls, Is 6d; Family Circle, Is. Book Seals at Wildman and Arey's until 5 o.rn , thereafter at Theatre or by 'phono 1595. Booking 6d. NEWTON PICTURE THEATRE 1> KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Id Section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Csnio Where tho Crowds aro Coming. CHIVALRY OUTLAWED, Two-reel CHIVALRY OUTLAWED, Exclusive. Magnificent Western Drama. THE FAITHFUL INDIAN, THE FAITHFUL INDIAN, Depicting Life in Western America. EXPLOSIVE "D," Great "Spy" Drama. DOUBLE CROSSED, Keystone—Comedy— Prices: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. THE ~ KING'S' THEATRE. J- FULLER'S PICTURES. WAR NEWS ANNOUNCED NIGHTLY. TO-NIGHT AT 8. OUR KING'S NAVY. OUR KING'S NAVY. Britain's First Line of Defence. Received Nightly with Tremendous Cheering and Applause. THE KING'S ORCHESTRA BAND. Prices as Usual. THE LYRIC AND WES J END X THEATRES. New Programme To-night! "PAID IN FULL," " PAID IN FULL," With Original New York Cast, in Three Immense Reels, TOGETHER WITH A # FULL SERIES. Latest War Bulletins Screened. Prices as 'Usual. QNEHUNGA \| INSTR EL 8. LYCEUM THEATRE, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. PATRIOTIC SONGS AND ALL THE LATEST HITS, BY THE ONEHUNGA GLEE CLUB Proccede in Aid of Veterans' Memorial at Waikaraka. Reserves at Pardington and Sutherland's, la 6d. Floor, Is WES. NORRIS. Sec. DANCE TO-NIGHT Royal Albert Hall. Big Confetti Battle, Friday, also Final of Waltz Competition. TEE Onchunga Band will play at the JL Royal Oak Zoo on Sunday. Tea Rooms 00 the grounds AH come. DANCE— up 15C6, and have a practice before going to the ball. Private lesson any time, 3s 6d.—Prof. Bailoy, Albeit Hall. jO*^K — PIANO,- rich lone, handsome de-cVi-tJ sign; perfect order Call and in erect— F. Moore and Co , Customs St E. ■ A . Meetings.' 1 THE PATRIOTIC MEETING -»- Called by the CHAIRMAN OF THE PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD, In tho Parish Hall, for Friday next, will be held TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 13th INST. -' WILLIS. ' ' ==3 Church Notices. CT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. THE WAR . CRISIS. SPECIAL ■ ADDRESS TO YOUNG MEN ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. By the BISHOP OF AUCKLAND. Offertories for Patriotic Fund i — ""■'=} Electoral, EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. In accordance with the provisions of "The Education Act, 1908," it is hereby notified that the undernamed persomTliave been duly Elected Members) of the Education Board of the District of Auckland:— NORTH WARDJOHN DAVID McKENZIE. EAST WARDEDWARD CORRIGILL BANKS, WEST WARDGEORGE WILLIAM MURRAY, The result of the voting for the North Ward is as follows:— JOHN DAVID McKENZIE .. 691 RICHARD CHRISTIE SMITH 268 Total number of .valid votes recorded 959 Number of voting papers rejected as informal .. 45 R. CROWE, Returning Officer. Education Office, Auckland, August 11, 1914. 1 —1 Public Notices. QAMOAN SYNDICATE.

PUBLIC NOTICE. All Persona having claims, whether as Shareholders, or otherwise, • against the funds of the Sarnoan Syndicate, are hereby required to son d in their claims, in duplicate, addressed "Samoan Syndicate," care of tho undersigned, William Coleman, Solicitor, Imperial Chambers, 42-44. Queen Street, Auckland. Copies of any documents relied on in support of claims should accompany same. No claim will be recognised unless sent in by tho 31st of August. 1914. WILLIAM COLEMAN, Solicitor. ; ___ TN THE MATTER OP THE ROWSEY 1 TOWSEY AMUSEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. Notico is hereby given that under and by virtue of an Order of the Supremo Court of Now Zealand Northern District dated the -24th day of July 1914 and made upon tho application of John Barlow Gilmoro Liquidator of the above-named Company, (1) Tuesday the Ist day of Septembor 1914 lias been fixed as tho day on or before which all persons claiming to bo Creditors of the above-named Company are required to Bend their names and addresses and tho particulars of their debts or claims and the names and addresses of their Solicitors (if any) to John Barlow Gilmoro of Grey Buildings Court Lane, Auckland, tho Liquidator of the said Company (2) And if so required by notice in writing ■ from the said Liquidator or his Solicitors such persons claiming as aforesaid shall como in and prove their debts or claims at such timo and placo as shall bo specified in such notice. Any creditor failing to send to the Liquidator the particulars aforesaid within tho time aforesaid will bo excluded from the benefit of any distribution made boforo such particulars are received. Dated tho 28th day of July. 1911. J. B. GILMORE, Liquidator. ■■'.. .— ■ =3 Books and Publications. "OOOKS WORTH BUYING. The Doctor at Homo and Nurses' Guide Book, 600 p.p, fully illustrated. Should be in every mother's hands. Price 5s 6d, post free. What a Young Man Should Know. 4b 9d, post free. What «. Young Woman Ought to Know. 4a 9d, -post free. Latest Novels, woll bound, for 9d each. Standard Classics (pocket edition), Is 3d etch. Latest Books and Magazines stocked. T> n rpOTMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 46. Lower Queen St., Auckland/' /