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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17234, 9 August 1919, Page 16

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Q. oLt> - " A RICH MAN'S PLAYTHING," 19 THE STORY OF A HUMBLE COUNTRY GIRL AND A RICH FINANCIER. WHO PUTS HER TO A TEST—A CRUEL. UNJUSTI- ' PIED TEST-BUT 'SHE • DESISTS THE TUBE OF WEALTH. AND REMAINS TRUE TO THE HIGH IDEALS OF HER HUMBLE LIFE: TYE T HIES JJER. A ND Q<HE »v m THKY MAKE THE WORLD LAUGH— AQUNSHINE pOMEDY. OdNbHLNE L-'OMEDY. Greater in Laughter than in Length OH J WHAT A TTNIGHTI HI What A AX NIGHT I OB! What A XT'NIGHT I hi What A Unights 01! TIT HAT A TONIGHT ! H ! W HAT A s IXNIGHT ! LANDING AN HEIRESS • -MUTT AND JEFF. FOX NEWS TOPICAL. NATIONAL ORCHESTRA, 330 AND 8 P.M. DAY: 2 to 5: Stalls, 6d; Circle, Is Id; Ohi <tr*n, lull-price. EVENING: Starts. Is Id; Circle, la Id, 2a id; Children, ha f- price. T ° w * XT A L L. ORGAN DECItAL. KUAN ItECITAL. By M"R. -aj-ADGiiAN pARNETT (City Organist), OATUBDAY, A UGCST Q AT Q P.M. VOCALIST: MR. H, E. CARTER. ri ---■ PROGRAMME: I. Cortege - - - - Vierae U. "Andante Cnntando," from Symphony •• in E Minor - -,: - Boiioway 3. Military March . • - - Schubert '4. " O, Visira Entrancing" ("Esmeralda"') ..MR. H. E. CARTER: '• * ' 6, Andante, trom Organ Sonata - - - „«...»,. . , 3". W. H».thaway 6. State Gothiqu© -•*,,. BoisUmann 7. Nocturne in E Flat - - *- Chopin .... . „ . INTERVAL. 8.; An Even-tig Song" - r- Bluzneathml i. „ •». ■ •,'... MB. H. IS. CARTER. - ■■„ 8. Fantasia an National Airs. - - : . i- 'l*M»ttshan, Barneit Accompanist, Mr. Loo .Wnittaker. < . Dwirs open at 7.30 p.m. ~Admission 63;; •- ■■. . ?-r:,i ~...:■ HENRY W. WILSON, __A ngust 0, 1019. T ; ' Town Clerk. ■ puBASAHT QUN.DAY TPVENEMGS 808 THE PEOPLE. EVERYBODY'S <mHEATBE. SUSROAY -NEXT; BOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. GRAND CONCERT. Accompanist: MRS. BASBETT. ™ ™~, 1' ' PROGRAMME: ELITE ORCHESTRA. 7 p_m. to 7.30 p.m. 1, " Mj•»«» S'jul" - Wilfrid Smyrna „ , ...MISS.MHBCEB (Contralto). a "Alices Whirs Art Thojj?'* - J. Anchor . MR. MARTj3«:' (Tenor). oq " CT 6. " Tn«*'B *. Land" - - Frances Affiteen ' # inßß KUBY BCRS (Contnf.to) j . 4. 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Vvder thg itaapiws of the W Z.Labont Party Dividends. ?T»HB UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LIMITED.' Bs*obliah©d 1&37. Incorporated 1880. -r Capital Authorised . . .. £7,500,000 Capital Issued - . . . . 6,000,000 Paid-up Capital . .. £ 2,000,000 Ru»srve Lwbjlrty of Proprietors . . 4,000,000 Reserve Fund ~ .. .. 2,070|C00 Together .. ...... f - .. je8,07b,000 A dividend of £1 15a per Share teojual to u ., per cent, per annum) having beoja declared, aame, is now payable to nhaiwholders <?" '»« Now Zealand Resistor at June so" IMS[ m, respect of the old shares JESSifiS in their names on hat dat«. ° O. G. OLGILVIE, __ ... Inspector. Wellington, MEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. ' THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Com- 1 raisy will be CLOSED from th* 30th test. ; to the 32th pros., both days inclusive. pre- | rnratory to PAYMENT OF INTERIVf DIVIDEND. By Order of the Board. JAMEB BUTTLE. General Manager. Auckland. July 21, 1919. Excursions, Picnics, Etc. \_ 1 4 EXc:u Bs I ON. °STEND WAIHEKE . —-W fbe »ne Launch MURlabove TO-DAY (SatuidavY i Cave for ft 2 p.m.. l eav in* Ortend SUNDaV"*** 9 - ">, at 5. pm. Far.. 5a return VlP'' I other circumstances. W^ther. ■Phone Hi. H ' BACH - Mafii «- Removal Notices! R E M ° V A l N~Q~T~ITi: Wuitemata Cha^^ 3 t^ OB St^ a ie 2 at' WaitemaU ChaX^^VceWt! ROBERT HOOD, Land and Estate Acenif 31 and 12, Waitemata Chambers Cratoma B'reel West. Art Gooda, " QONNOISSEURS IN ART, In Every Shape and Form— China. Pictures by famous artists. Old French Prints. Steel Eng-avinsß, Lace Tapest-ies AKiboyna Writiag Table finished with ormolu! Will have an opportunity of induleinc in their genialities at a Display to be held s AT THE ART DEPOT ' ,fc ; (Miss L. E. Mackintosh*. 633, .Fifth : Flaw, N.Z, Inanranoe Buildinsa, -Frem.Monday, Aug. IX, till Aug. 26.