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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16620, 17 August 1917, Page 8

Amusements. -pULLEE-S ' QPERA ' JJOUSE. Direction: Ben. J. and John Fuller. ' THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT: ''THE FUNKIEST MUSICAL REVUE COMBIN ATI ON THAT HAS VISITED DOMINION." AT 8 — TO-NIGHT — AT S. Under the Patronage and in the FWhS of the Auckland and Wellington Football Representatives. J>AUL gTANHOPE'S jyj-USICAL JpEVUE QOMPANY In the Musical Absurdity. — TOPSY TCRVY. i OPSY 1 URVY. MUSIC, BALLET. AND GIRLS. PRECEDED BY VARIETIES: The Gadabout Girls—Carlton and Sutton— Billy and Doris—Virginia McKay, etc. FULLER'S LITTLE PRICES. D.C. or 0.5.. 23: Stalls. Is; Gallery. 6d. Plan, till 5 p.m., at Robertson's Music Depot. Queen Street. Reserves. 2b Gd. REMEMBER—LAST TWO NIGHTS OF "TOPSY TURVY." KING Theatre: TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. f ' J£RANDON-£REMER J-yRAMATIC QOMPANY. LAST NIGHT. TJNDER rpwo J^LAGS. "JJNDER rpWO JpLAGS. "JJNDER rpWO J^LAGS. Prices. 2s and Is; Ladies Half-price. Commencing -MORROW, gATURDAY, AT THE MATINEE, 2.30: Queen af the t> edsktnr UEEN UF IHE XtEDSKINS. rpO-DAY AT 2— — fjpO-NIGHT AT 8. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. Two Final Opportunities of Witnessing the Official British and French War Office Films, THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE THE BATTLE OF THE ANCRE And THE ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. THE ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. THE ADVANCE OF THE TANKS. L~ST DAY LAST NIGHT. LAST DAY LAST NIGHT. LAST DAY LAST NIGHT. Do Not Miss Either of the Last Two Opportunities. Help the Soldiers at the Front. The Rev. C. H. Laws, 8.A., will Preside at 8. Run Under Direction of the Y.M C.A. By Arrangement with the New Zealand National Government. Prices.—At Night: 2s, Is, and Gd. No extra for reserves. Children half-price to 2s ad Is seats. Box Plan at Wildman and Arey's. Organ Recital by Mr. Arthur E. Wilson from 7.30 to 8 Patriotic Solo by Mr. W. Moore. LEXANDRA, GREEN , LANE. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING. NAOMI CHILDERS, — . In THE AUCTION OF VIRTUE. THE AUCTION OF VIRTUE. WANT a Piano?—Wny wait, when yen V» can get the best to-<iay on Easy Terms. Inquire at Moore's. Customs.. St. E. Football. J* JpOOTBALL. C~4 O'p O - MORROW £gf (SATURDAY). jQOMAIN ORICKET QIfoUND. AT 3 O'CLOCK. WELLINGTON ELLINGTON (Black and Gold) V. ■A UCKLAND Auckland (Blue and White). CURTAIN RAISERS r 5 1 PiM., PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 2 P.M., SACRED HEART V. KING'S COLLEGE. Admission, Is; Grandstand, Is extra. Returned Soldiers, in uniform, free to ground only. Players must produce their passes. Vehicles, Is extra. P. McELWAIN. Hon. Sec. Auckland Rugby Union. gPECTACULAB pOOTBAIL. Q VICTORIA PARK '"pO-MORROW (SATURDAY). IJNION. EXTRAORDINARY. FINAL ROOPE ROOSTER CHAMPIONSHIP. pONSONBY V. QITY. Champions, 1917. Champions, 1916. Runners-lip, 1916. Runners-up, 1917 CAN PONSONBY WIN THE DOUBLE? CITY SAY " NO." Proceeds to Charity. Stand, Is. R_A I _SPINLEY. Secretary. Meetings. THE DOOR OF HOPE x (Incorporated). Notice is hereby given that the Annual vTLm £of 4 he a °° v Association will be held at the Home. Cook Street West. Auckland- on THURSDAY. August 30. 1917. at z.ou p.m. J. C. MACKY. Auckland. Hoa " SeCretar7 - August 15, 1917. Lectures. JJ OME NUBSI.NG, .The First Lecture will be WsSff %|3fe' ? ITen oi Ladies at the AmbuTnNTPHT II ' Rutland Street, i TO NIGHT. at 7 o'clock. Ihe Fee for the Course of 6 Lectures (7b 6d) must be prepaid to I WILLIAM RATTRAY. Hon. Secretary, . Ambulance Station. Rutland Street. Legal Notices. OF REMOVAL. NEUMEGEN AND MOWLEM (Barristers. Solicitors, and Notary Public), HAVE REMOVED . to larger and more convenient offices, comprising Nos. 7. 8. 9, and 10, GREY BUILD INGS HIGH STREKT (corner of Court j house Lane). NEUMEGEN AND MOWLEM. Barristers and Solicitors. RAPIER AND gMITH, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. A.M.P. BUILDINGS. QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND. ' N.B.—Money to Lend on Land at Very Low Interest. OF REMOVAL. MR. J. M. MELVILLE, SOLICITOR, Has Removed to 19 and 21 (Second Floor), SHORT'S BUILDINGS QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND.