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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17845, 28 July 1921, Page 12

/iinuseraciu:;, rTWS, THING'S npHEATRE Direction: Ben. and John FullerGeorge Cross, Claric* Warner, And FULLER'S DRAMATIC PLAYERS. FULLER'S DRAMATIC PLAYERS. Last Two Nights of "SHAMUS O'BRIEN." , "SHAMUS O'BRIEN." "SHAMUS O'BRIEN." 3 The Romantic Irish Drama. Play Produced ,by George Cross. Box Plans at Richardson's and Finlay's. FULLER'S POPULAR PRICES: > Back Stalls, is; Stalls and Balcony, Is 6d Circle, 2s; Reserved Stalls and D.C., 2a 6d, Plus Tai. Children Half Price. SATURDAY, AT THE MATINEE: "IT'S ALWAYS THE .WOMAN." •rpOWN TTALL SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY 30 SATURDAY EVENING NEXT, JULY 30 AT 8 O'CLOCK. I AT 8 O'CLOCK. ORGAN RECITAL ORGAN RECITAL s AND MUNICIPAL CHOIR. MUNICIPAL CHOIR. Admission, 6d. Programme in Saturday's Paper. J. J. WALKLATE, Acting-Town Clerk. " July 27, 1921. 700. ZOO. i! 00 ZOO. 200 ROYAL OAK, ONEHUNGA. ROYAL OAK. ONEHUNGA. As soon as the Caravans are readj, th< 11 Trained Lions will go on Educationa ■lour. If you wish to see them before thej go on tour. Roll up. Lions Trained al 3.30 p.m., Fed at 4 p.m. Adults, Is; Children, 6d; Small CM drcn, 3d. pONSONBY Boys' Brass Band.-Watcr £ papers for further information, oui , Bazaar and Massed Bands Performance. Dancing. *tff&£V AUCKLAND HOCKEY . W\M) ASSOCIATION. COUNTRY WEEK DANCE. ST. BENEDICT'S HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). AT 8 O'CLOCK. All Hockey Players Invited. Gent's. 3s 6d; Ladies. 2s Gd. SMOKE CONCERT AT " TIFFIN," FRIDAY.' 8 P.M. * A. PLAYLE, Hon. Secretary. # AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL OLD A GIRLS' AND OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATIONS. ANNUAL BALL ANNUAL BALL ANNUAL BALL Will be held in the BOYS' SCHOOL, MOUNTAIN ROAD, BOYS' SCHOOL, MOUNTAIN ROAD, BOYS' SCHOOL. MOUNTAIN ROAD. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921. MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1921. MONDAY, AUGUST 29. 1921. All Old Girls and Old Boya of the School requiring invitations are requested to mabe application before SATURDAY, August 0. to the Secretary, P.O. Box 745, Auckland. H. L. TURNBULL, Chairman, Ball Committee. W. J. SOMERVELL, ' Hon. Secretary, Ball Committee. !■■■ — ' Teachers of Dancing, DANCING, Classical and Fancy, taught at pupils' own residence, by a professional. —Dance. 870. JJ.ERA.LI> DANCING School. 8. Belgium Street Hall. Private tuition. 12-2 p.m. Ballroom, Step Dancing, Learners' Class every Saturday, 2.30-5 p.m. .^ MAC'S Danoing Academy taught thousands. Can teaoh you. Lesßous any hour.— Newton Arcade, opp. Newton P.O. Corporation Notices. PITY . OF AUCKLAND. BY-LAW No. 23. Public notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Auckland" City Council, convened for the purpose, and held on THURSDAY, the 30th day of June, 1921, the following Resolution was passed, and will bo submitted for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held TO-NIGHT (Thursday), the 28th day of July, 1921. at i 7 o'clock, in the Council Chamber, Town' Hall. Queen Street, viz.:— The purport of the said By-law is to amend the By-law No. 13, made and passed on the 19th day' of February, 1920, extending and amending By-law No. 1 of tho City of Auckland, made on the 19th day of April, 1917. viz:— 1. This By-law shall be read with and as extending and amending By-law No. 1 (and No. 13) of tho City of Auckland. 2. Section 6 of By-law No. 13 is hereby amended by deleting therefrom in Sub-section B. the words Karangahape Road, and by adding thereto Subparagraph 8.1., as follows:—. 8.1. No person shall leave any vehicle unattended for more than 30 minutes at any time in Karangahape Road. 3. Section 837, Sub-section A of By-law No. 1 is hereby extended by adding the following words after the word " Street ":— Provided, however, that where a Motor-car is standing under the /;lare of a street lamp, ii Bhall not bo necessary to provide any motor-car with lights while such Motor-car remains stationary under tho glaro of any street lamp. i. IN RESPECT OF HOARDINGS. Section 291 of By-lav/ No. 1 is hereby amended and extended by adding: — 1. Provided, however, that no hoarding will be permitted to be erected in any street or portion of a street that is wholly or mainly occupied by residences. 2. That no hoarding will be permitted to be erected adjacent to any public park, recreation ground or reserve, vested in the City Council. 3. That no hoarding will be permitted in such streets or portions of streets .(in addition to these) described in .No. 1 hereof, in which the Council shall by resolution from time to time prohibit tho erection of hoard•ings. Sub-seition (e) bf Section 291. of By-law No. 1 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted:— That the licensee of every licensed hoarding shall pay to the Council a license fee at the rate of 2s per square yard per annum, commencing on the Ist day of April in each year. But in no caso shall such fee be less than 20s per annum. Such fee shall in every case be payable halfyearly in advance. A copy of the said By-law is deposited in the Office of the Town Clerk. Town Hall, Queen Street, Auckland, .and is open to tho inspection of the public during office hours. J. J. WALKLATE. Acting-Town Clerk. July 1, 1921. Wines for Sale. PORT Wine. Sherry. 35s case Of eallons), guaranteed best quality; railway freight paid—J. Radaly, JJenderson. I CASE OF PORT WINE, specitl ii 355, delivered city, freight Is 6d extra. —Colonial Wine Co.. 248, Swanson St OLD Port, Sherry Wines, superior quality, 35s case, cash with order.—John SVella, Oratia. PORT WINES, good, 355; Invalid. 42s Gd; Special, 453 per case, delivered.— Write Bray's Vineries, 147, Victoria fsi, Auckland. | " QLD VINTAGE WINES." Port. 40s; Rich Invalid Port. 50s; Sherry, 40s; Specially Tawny Port. 60s. Delivered city. Railway freight paid. Superior in quality and specially selected. Ca.se3 assorted for Weddings and Social Functions, Fanners' orders promptly despatched. C. B. MADDEN AND CO.. 'Phone- 3009. 174, Queen Street-