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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17459, 1 May 1920, Page 12

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° NEAR RESERVOIR CORNER, NEWTON. j I MR. pOBT. A T AIDLAW R. ItOBT. A. -UAIDLAW MR. T>OBT. A T AIDLAW R. IXiOBT. A. JJ AIDLAW WILL SPEAK ON rPHE ITANDWBITING ON THE .WALL 1 he Handwriting on the VV all THE TTANDWRITING ON THE WALL X he Handwriting on the VV all 3 Come to 'he Empress Theatre Services Evory Sunday Evening. 7 p.m. sharp. Singing. 6.45 p.m. 900 free seats. No Collection. 1 _ Y.M.C.A. TO MORROW (SUNDAY), AT o SHARP. "pBV- MORPIS MORRIS. Or.. ■ JKev. Morris Morris, »:Jc.: WILL GIVE A FAREWELL MESSAGE. Mr. Morris leaves (or Melbourne in a few days. MR. L KEVEN Will Sing "Nearer. My God, to Th<e." Y.M.C.A. ORCHESTRA, Conductor: J. W. McElwain. A.T.C.L. Meet ng Open to Men and Women. STRAND 'THEATRE. TRAND IHEATRE.1 HEATRE. SUNDAY, 7.30 P.M. ' MISS NELLIE BUTLER wiil sing Two Solos. . MRS. MAXWELL sings -The Holv City - 1 THE ORCHESTRA (Mr. Whiteley McElwain, ; A.T.C.L.) will play 'March of Peleriua'' (Gale), "L& Paola" (Gatling). 1 REV. E. T. COX. M.A., Speaks on "The Power of Magic on Environment." : VEW "ZEALAND"'" LABOUR PARTY! OPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY, 7.30 P.M. H. P. HICKEY. Subject: "THE TIMES WE LIVE IN." Orchestra. Violin Solos, Mr. Slater. Scrgs, Mr. Coleman and Miss M. G. Taylor. Admission by Silver Collection. ' T E Y S T N S T I T U T~"e. ' WINTER COURSE. T ECTURES AND pONCERTS. ■ MUSICAL EVENING by AUCKLAND' ORPHAN CLUB. DR. NEIL McDOUGALL: "Radium and X-Rays" (with experiments). ! MR. P. R. OAKLEY: "Magic, Through the Ages" (with illustrative illusions) REV. J. W. SHAW. MA.: "Songs of Scot- I land" (with musical illustrations). I AUCKLAND COMEDY PLAYERS, directed ! by MR. J. F. MONTAGUE. DR. BUCK. "Maori Ugends." PROFESSOR F. P. WORLEY, M.A. DBc I "Perfumes and the Sons* of Smell" CON^& R JU arranged by MR. an d MRS. OS £D Limited Number of OS PD it U Course Tickets. ii 0 ! WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS. WILDMAN AND AREY. OR THE LIBRARIAN. Under the Auspices 0/ the VEGETARIAN SOCIETY OF N.Z. A T ECTURE Will be given by Dr. J. SLINGSBY REEKIE at LEYS INSTITUTE, THREE LAMPS', PONSONBY, on MONDAY, May 3. at 8 p.m. Subject: "What Constitutes a Food Substance and What Vitamines Are." 1 T. W. LETS, ESQ., in the Chair. Admission Free. Collection to defray expenses. YACHTSMEN of Auckland—You greeted your Sailor Prince in Royal style. Como • and see how it looked from tne shore. Town » Hall. MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. 3s. 2s, la.