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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17140, 21 April 1919, Page 10

Amasemema. AIIN Els DAY TO-DAY. AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME . Will bo Presented! J*ULLERB' QPBHA JJOUSE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. Ltd. , MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY! MATINEE TO-DAY 1 , HOLIDAY PRICES: D.C and 0.5.. Is; Up. Circ., Cd; Res. Is 6d (plus tax). Doors open 1.45. Overture '1-30. 2-30=K88 = 2.30 At B—To-night—At 8. . A Carnival of Light, Colour, and Music! Welcome Re-engagemont of SIGNOR AND SIGNORA ASoSo MouSffi. „ The justly celebrated Operatic Stars who have completed an enormously successful tour of the far-reaching Fuller Circuit. First Appearance in Auckland of rtORRIE AND TDAKER. Lorrie And .Daker. The Musical Comedy Dancing Stars. LEONARD NELSON - ■ • New Choruses. RIEUSE AND ROGER • ■ - From Pans. mOM TTAVERLY AND TTIS loir Jlaverly And his "TTEWPIE 17 IDS, IN JIEWPiE AIDS. . IN THEIR HURRICANE FRIVOL. " Ti/TURPHY'S TJ'LOPEMENT. "MURPHY'S IiiLOPEMENT." FULLERS' FAMOUS FEES: D.C. and /0.5., 2s; St.. Is 6d: Up. Cir-. Is. Res., 2s 6d. Plan open at Segedin's Ideal Sweets Shop, opp. Theatre, all day to-day. Prices plus tax. Doors 7.15. Overture 8. SPECIAL EASTER MATINEE 2.30 : ToKaow ~ 2.30AT BARGAIN HOLIDAY PRICES. The t yric — ; — HE JJYRIC rpHE T YRIC J.HE JJYRIC — Q.REAT JJOLIDAY pBOGBAMME. rpO-NIGHr AT Q 10-NIGHT AT O' — — THE TWO POPULAR GOLDWYN STARS, MADOI KennlDY Madge TOUR AND —■ Tom Moore! TH Moor! IN THEIR LATEST SUCCESS - mHE TTINGDOM f)P YOUTH. IHE iiINGDOM VF JLOOTH. Til T7INGDOM Of rag IHE IVINGDOM W 10UTH. Til TZINGDOM 01 TS» AHE AXINGDOM A OUTH. Middle age carries it cine, old age a crutch, youth alone walks erect. oi never-ending honeymoon. " ~,, SPLENDID SUPPORTING- ITEMS. MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR HOLIDAY BY SEEING THIS GREAT PROGRAMME. NOTE THE PRICES: Stalls 6d- Cir de Is. Reserves Is 6d (plus tax). toe™ your seats for to-night, by 'phone 3646. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30, . Headed by Charlie Cl aplin in ft Boana*. Rousing, Romping GENUINE MUTUAL CHAPLIN COMEDY. Send the Kiddies. Usual Prices: 3d »nd 6d. g A AA B. Which was Opened on SATURDAY. APRIL 19. A* riONCERT pHAMBEB. rpowN JJALL. BY HIS LORDSHIP BISHOP CLEARY. Will Be Continued EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. UNTIL FRIDAY. APRIL 25. Each Evening TABLEAUX of WONDERFUL SCENES which have occurred at the GROTTO OF LOURDES will be shown. Special Choirn with selected Hymn# every evening. g gTALLS LOADED QOODS. ________ *3 ADMISSION 61 l Meetings. JMPORTANT fpO JUGOSLAVS. A GENERAL MEETING OF THE JUGOSLAVS, OP NEW ZEALAND, Will be Held (with the. approval of the Government), in the AUCKLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Swan son Street, Auckland, fTO-NIGHT (MONDAY). ' AT 7 O'CLOCK. Professor Grossman will address the ni«fltin» on the Jugoslav question from the international, &nd Mr. F. MiMavcic, from the national, point of view. All Jugoslavs are requested to attend. New Zealand friends, interested is the Jugoslav cause are specially invited. Convened by tha Jugoslav Committee in New Zealand. r^TODSOtiPlf'ftsl Auckland returned soldiers' ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The above Meeting will be held at Drill Hall, Rutland St., on THURSDAY. April 24. at 7.30 p-m. Business : CI) To receive Executive's Report of Work done during the Year, together with Treasurer's Statement of Accounts. (3) Election of President, Three VicePresidents, Treasurer, Secretary, Auditor, and t> Committee of 12 Members. Every member is requested to be present. E. F. ANDREWS, Secretary. 1 ' ' Dividends. 1 gOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. An Interim Dividend of 2s Gd Per Share, for the Half-year ended 28th February, 1919, has been Declared, and will be Payable on and after the 17th met. Shareholders can obtain Warrants on application at the Company's Offices. By Order of the Board. F. H. CARR, tine-General Manager. Head Office, South British Buildings, Auckland. April 17. 1919, Highway District Notices. JJUNTLY ROAD BOAiRD. ' NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER MAKING ; BY-LAW, i ' " > In, pursuance and exercise of the powers > conferred upou it m that behalf by the Road ' Boards Act, 1908, the Motor Regulation Act. 1908, and the Public Works Act, 1908, the l Huntly Road Board hereby makes a By-law, - the object and purport of which are as foll lows: — (a) To define and regulate heavy traffic on the roads of the Huntly Road District. 1 (b) To fix certain times during which heavy traffic must cease on the roads of the district. (c) To provide for the marking on all vehicles ( and machines the weight of such vehicle or machine. (d) To provide that certa'n traffic shall not [ be carried on unless the cost of reinstating the roads over which the traffic passes be first paid to '[he Board. (e) To prohibit the leaving of certain things ' on any road in the district. (f) To fix the width of tyre to be worn by every vehicle and machine according to the weight of such vehicle or machine, t together with the. load carried thereon. (g) To regulate the driving of motors within the district. ( (h) To provide fur penalties for breaches of the By-law. (i) Generally to regulate the traffic on the J roads of the district. : The Special Order making the abovei described By-law was made at a Special . Meeting of the Huntly Road Board held on ! March 22, 1919. and will come up for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the ; Board, to be held on April 26. at th« Board's ■I Office, Huntly, where the By-law now lies . open for inspection. ? F. HARRIS, > Clerk, Hnatly Road Board, 'j[ Emily, Mud 24, 1919. (