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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16035, 29 September 1915, Page 14

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A Mighty Battleship — THE ARIZONA, Launched at Brooklyn, U.S.A. BOMBARDING THE _~ . , , GERMAN TRENCHES, In is is no lake, but a truly remarkable film. . Come and see for yourself! Prices: D.C., Is; Stalls, 6d; Reserves, Is §<J- Plan at Fred. deal's, Queen St. Theatre. 3084. EVERYBODY'S. FATTY'S .VERYBODY'S. PLUCKY EVERYBODY'S. PUP EVERYBODY'S. Keystone. EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. PATHE EVERYBODY'S. GAZETTE. EVERYBODY'S. Unusually IviiHSgli- Intert -- EVERYBODY'S. EVERYBODY'S. THE EVERYBODY'S. MILLION EVERYBODY'S DOLLAR EVERYBODY'S! MYSTERY. QRAND pLAIN, pATRIOTIC AND jyjILITARY -QRESS "DALE. 'T'OWN TTALL. "pO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). SEPT. 29. IN AID OF LOCAL WOUNDED FUND. GUESTS OF THE EVENING: WOUNDED SOLDIERS. Tickets obtainable at Door, or Mr. Hanson, J*" 0 * n Kara °* al »"P e Road. Stag© Tickets. 2s; Gallery. Is. Gents., ss; Ladies, 3s 6d. Grand March of Allied Forces, 8.30. Meredith's Orchestra, Carriages, 2.30. E. A. WILLIAMS. Prof, of Dancing. ' Director. QUEEN'S. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT QUEEN'S 8 ' " T ?' DAY - TO-NIGHT! SnvvS'S- • THE UNDERWORLD OF eens. . ™ ■ LONDON. EE xf-'§- A * m] »» Story of Life in the VVH& - t i. Gre Metropolis. QUEEN'S ; ' ' ?UI Remarkable Part*. SmPfv'fi HUG . E SUPPORTING QUEEN S. %i -' PROGRAMME. yTffpv Cl LD THAMES BOYS' £/M\ ASSOCIATION. hJi9T7 Th * Next Reunion will be held T m the Druids' Hall, North ■O.T.ft.A/ Street, Newton, TO-MORROW (Thuisday), at 8 p.m. Any Thames Residents as Visitors arecordially invited. P. L. LAYCOCK, Hon. Secretary. ANCING-—Orange. Saturday Night. Social and Dance. 8 o'clock. Admission Is. including refreshments. 1 , > Defence Notices. "V"EW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY II FORCE. BLACKSMITHS. FARRIERS AND SADDLERS WANTED. Men of these Tradesman needed for service at the Front with the New Zealand Veterinary Corps: Only men proved, to be good workmen, steady and of good character will be accented. Those enrolled will be required to go through a coarse of military training before leaving New Zealand. Applications should in the first place b* made personally or by letter to the Director of veterinary Services. Wellington. ' Tv . C.J. REAKES, Colonel, Director of Veterinary Services Sad Remounts. September 23, 1915. §riARRISON A RTILLERY TJNIT. ELECTRIC LIGHT SECTION. The commanding Officer is desirous that this Section be brought up to Full Strength as early as, possible, and will be pleased to Enrol New Members at the Artillery Hall, Rutland Street, on MONDAY, 4th October, at 7 p.m. GUNNERY SECTION. Another 50 MEN will make the Full Complement of this Section. WILL YOU MAKE ONE? PARADES: MONDAY. September 27—Fort Takapuna, 7 p.m. Boat. THURSDAY, September 30—N.C.0. Class Fort Takapuna, 7 p.m. Boat. SATURDAY. October Fort Takapnna. 2 p.m. Boat. MONDAY. October Artillery Hall, General Meeting, 7.30 p.m. _4Vi S. E^ * MEEG -<4r M Members will be held in the Artillery Hall on MON DAY. 4th October, 7.30 pan., at which a full attendance is requested. By order. S. M. BARRY. 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I hereby give notice that an Election of a Member for the WAIROA RIDING, on account of the boundaries having been altered, will be held on WEDNESDAY, 20th October, 1915. Nominations of Candidates will be received by me up till Noon on WEDNESDAY, 13th October, at the Council Office. 34, City Chambers, Auckland. Ratepayers must hare all Rates paid before they can take part in the Election. ALEX. BELL, Returning Officer. Auckland. 28th September. 1915., A FAMOUS WINE is Burgoyne's No. 1 , Burgundy-Australia's finest product. A sound, full-bodied, velvety" dinner wine of distinguished quality. . Price ' list from Gollia and Co.. Auckland, Wl