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

• - "" Amusements. OPERA HOUSEDirection! Ben and John Fuller. :'«»? FWBt ffia*. MATINEE - AT O 9A - MATINEE . A TA^^%TTiIST mEE PRICES -6d la Is 6d - Plus Tax. TO-NIGHT - AT Q - r fO-NIGHT. 1 0-NIGHT - AT L - A 0-NIGHI. LAST NIGHT OP THE POPULAR Hiffi BBS RRB'FSS fronting the All-Auckland Production, THICK AND THIN IN i QYM. J, HICK AND iHIN IN A vkijh. DE LUXE VAUDEVILLE IN ADDITION. THEODORE „_„ POLLARD AND JACKSON. _ T£ THE DAIVRAGHS-WALLINGiORDTAU!-MAUDE nODRTNEY AND MB. f] Maude Courtney and jilb. *-" The Topical Geniuses. Plans at Richardson's till 12, then at Se i0 d 0 n AND fig" SURE. - 'Phone 3748. Prices: Is. 2s, 3s, plus tat. AT THE MATINEE MONDAY, i LL - VAUDEVILLE CHOW. , ALL '.Vaudeville Show. u-ctar t7audeville acts-ii IStaß Vaudeville ACTS-Il ,i from OVERSEAS. GT ORE ■ —— LOBE. LOBE". „yitagrßph. J^f^SfGLOBE. Blue Kubbon. (Z™%% LOBE. Feature. v» LOBE. COMMENCING TO-DAY. Ac amazijer lovo story. Tangled t IVES.'* angled -Lives.; " tangled t ives." "1 ANGLED Lives.; ■• tangled t ives, •■ 1 angled -"ives. '•'tangled "fives-;; •• 1 angled .Lives." , Starring two favourite Vitngianh players, HARRY MOREY — HARRY MOREY — and BETTY BLYTHE. . BETTY BLYTHE. His wife loved another man Another man's wife loved him Ho loved another woman HOW COULD IT END "TANGLED TIVES." " 1 ANGLED JUIVES." A story of a woman's infidelity and the rum it wrought. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE and a SPLENDID COMEDY. •WOLVES a ttultur. ■Wolves Uf ixultur. tenth episode. globe orchestra. popular PRICES. OLOBE fi. L 0 B E. LOBE VT L 0 B E. /-(LOBE CI L O B E. flj- L 0 B E U L O B E. C'OME and see the Prince among the Kid- > dies, at the Town Hal] on MONDAY. Pomil&r Prices. Book now at Wildman and , Arey's. . TOWN TT A L L. QRGAN T>ECITAL BY MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT'City Organist). ' TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AT 8 P.M. VOCALISTS: THE NEW ZEALAND VOCAL QUARTETTE. (Messrs. £.. Peg? R. C. Nixon, A. Asbnry and R. D?llow). PROGRAMME. 1. Grand Choeur ------ Gnilmant 2 Andante cantabile - - - - Tschafkowßki. 3. Gavotte (Mignon) Thomas. 4. The Lear Little Shamrock - - Jackson. NEW ZEALAND VOCAL QUARTETfE. 5 SonaK No. 2 ----- - Mendelssohn. 6. Mowing tho Barley . - English Folksong. (Arranged for organ and bells). " Military March Schubert. INTERVAL. 8. love's Old Sweet Song - - - - Molloy. NEW ZEALAND VOCAL QUARTETTE. 9. Gavotte in F. Corelii. Admission. 6d. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. HENRY W. WILSON. April 29. 1920 Town Clerk. THE RENOWN is the biggest ship eve;- ] berthed at » wharf in N.Z. The Advance New Zealand Film Company are showing how it was done, at the Town Hall on < MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. They have a ' unique Film of th-> Royal vi.it. Book your seats at Wildman ind Army's, or you may not get in.

' t AUCKLAND ASSOCIATED -a- CHOIRS. f^s\ A CHOIRS. s§/ The Choir* will meet as foly lows: MT. EDEN, at 9 a.m. MT. ALBERT, at 10.30 *.m. CENTRA CHOIR, No, 5 ("Princess of Popprland"), a'i 3 p.m. and No. 1 ("Cinderella*), at 3 r.n:., both in the DRUIDS' HALL, North Htrtet (near Pitt St. and Karangahape Rd.). DEVONPOR'.TANS were honoured by ft visit from His Royal Highness, but perhaps there were some Who mi&jed seeing him. Now is their chance, as they can see him at the Town Hall. Popular prices. Meetings. MISSION QERVICE. ISSION O E R V I C B. rriVOLI THEATRE. TOMORROW (SUNDAY). 7 P.M. Doors Open 6.30. Subject: 'SAVED AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR." MISSIONED: REV. A. 'A. MURRAY. Gospel Hjmn3. Choir Pieces. Orchestra. Visitors and Non-Churchgoers Cordially Invited AUCKLAND TAILORESSES & OTHER A FEMALE CLOTHING TRADE EMPLOYEES' INDUSTRIAL UNION OP WORKERS. A Special General Meeting of the above Union will bo held in 15. Tabernacle Buildin: Karangahape Road, on TUESDAY, May 4. 1920. Nt 7.30 p.m sharp. All Members are requested to bo attend. Business: Revision 0' Rules; General. A. COSSEY, Secretary. • AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANX A Meeting of the Trustees will be held at the 'Back or WEDNESDAY NEXT, May 5, at 2.15 p.m. J. MUIR BARR, May 1. 1900. Manager. _JL VICTORIA LEAGUE EVERJjfSf > READY COMMITTEE. MA TEE ABOVE COMMITTEE E6SH&B ~ MEETS i||j|p EYEIiY WEDNESDAY. >SP' From 10 a m to 4 p.m., At (heir Roorrj in WILLIAMSON CHAMBERS. SHORTLAND STREET, lv unau To Make Garments for Poor Children. , Helpers arc Needed. rpAUPIRI COAL MINES, LIMITED. Notice ].« hereby given that the .i.t 2 U m £\ u CnorH i M £ tin K 01 Shareholders w'!l be h»ld '". the Chamber of Commerce, Swansor.Street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY. 12th May. 1920. ai 2.30 p.m. | i Business : ' To receive statement of Accounts for th« year ended 31st March. 19"0 fl9 To elect two Directors and an Auditor. The Transfer Books of tho Company will , be closed from the sth to the 12th May 1920, both days inclusive. 5 ' I Immediately'upon the completion of tho ordinary business, die Meeting will resolve itself into an Extraordinary General Meet- . 'u 8 for the purpose of coa'itJ.irin? rnd if I ! thought fit, passing the subjoined Resolu- ! tion, notice of which has been given by a ; Shareholder. "That Article No. 00 of tho Articles | of Associtaion of tho Taupiri Coal Mines. I Limited, bo altered by substituting tho word Elgin' for the word ' Five.' " ] ShouM the Resolution be passed by tho ; required majority, it will be submitted to a fckcond Eitruord nary Meeting, which will be subsequently convened. By Order of the Board. J. FOTHERINGHAM. 0 r, 'ij. Secretary. terry Buildings. Auckland, Lit May, 1920. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO _ TEACHERS" A Special General Meeting of the Aucklmd Branch New Zealand Educational Institute £'"J >e w n * !d iD the Training College on FRIDAY. May 7. a'. 10 am.. Bi-dtKhts: Consideration of Grading Scheme and objections thereto. Choice of representatives to forthcoming Conference in Wellington. General. Q. H. TAYLOR. Secretary^ rPHE PRINCE'S TOUR of the" AuckUnd «nv V Alv <* on , view at, th« Town Hall on MONDAY for three nights only. Book eeatu at V. lidm&n end Arey a. »