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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17881, 8 September 1921, Page 10

; v -x ; : •>'.; ! ".-;.-.- Amusements. - ; '*■-* nn ok ed. '; When the door was opened no one could; be seen. How had her assailant'escaped? ' This balHed and puzzled: but more mystonous was the identity of the criminal. "THE MYSTERY OF THE YELLOW ROOM." „ On the very night they suspected •■ another attack, why did she want her father out of the way?' * Now; someone else was suspected — that night a man was killed, but he was not her attacker, , WHO WAS IT? WHO W.vR IT? "THE MYSTERY OP THE YELLOW ROOM " Will be Screened at the PsJ££l! 8 fH rhe Theatre—PRINCESS RINCESS—of Surprises—lT RINCESS and Quality. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). In Addition to "THE MYSTERY OF THE , YELLOW ROOM " We Present > A PARAMOUNT SUPER-FEATURE, "THE CALL OF YOUTH." "THE CALL OF YOUTH." Adapted from " James the Fogey," And Played by . HENRY ARTHUR JONES. HENRY ARTHUR JONES. A HUGH FORD PRODUCTION. Youth! All on fire with love! Till blind age chilled its joy with "duty." But. youth against the world I And its victory song is this happyhearted romance. Entirely Filmed Amid Beantiful Scenes in England, and Played by a Great English Cast. Special Music by the PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA. Frank Egerton, Conductor. Be Wise Boo.V Your Seats. Plan at Richardson's Music Depot Queen Street. 'Phone 58GA. Princess. Football. ft J EAGUE FOOTBALL. NORTHERN UNION. SSf ._>/ CHALLENGE SHIELD MATCH. CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK. CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK. SATURDAY NEXT SATURDAY NEXT. PETONE (Winners Wellington Rugby Lea*ue Championship) V. PONSONBY (Holders). Special Trams to and from all Suburbs. Admission: Is; Ladies, 6d. Children under 12, Free. IVAN CULPAN, Secretary Auckland Rugby League. ' ' "* '■» Electoral. QI T Y OF AUCKL AN D. NOTICE OF RESULT OF POLL ON PROPOSAL TO RAISE A LOAN. Pursuant to Section 12 of "The Local Bodies Loan* Act, 1913," I hereby give ?i 0t, % i tha s at t P° u ot tk» Ratepayers <J the tJity 01 Auckland, taken, on the 31st dky of August, 192 L on the proposal of the Auck'S£r,J? 1 & Council to borrow the sum of £72, SCO for DRAINAGE WORKS The number of votes leeorded FOR the proposal was .... . 12^4 The number of votes recorded AGAINST the proposal was ggg I therefore declare that th© proposal was carried. Dated this 7th day of September 192 L H. D. HEATHER, Deputy-Mayor of Auckland. jQ IT *; O F A DCKLASD. NOTICE OF RESULT OF POLL ON PROPOSAL TO RAISE A LOAN. Pursuant to Section 12 of "The LocrJ Bodies' Loans Act. 1913," I hereby give t £, P S U *°f the Rowers of the Cisy of Auckland taken on the 31st day of August. 1921. on the proposal to borrow thejum of £20.000 for Paving Great sSS The number of votes recorded FOR tho proposal was ... 211<? Ar n vTOSTtv, of * oi <? "Sorttad AUAINBI the proposal was... ... lets ca.rrie'd 1 ' 0^18 declaro that Proposal was Dated this 7th day of September. 1921. H. D. HEATHER, Deputy-Mayor of Auckland. (]!" O F AUCKL AN D. NOTICE OF RESULT OF POLL ON PROPOSAL TO RAISE A LOAN. Pursuant to Section 12 of "Tho Local Bodies' Loans Act. 1913," I hereby not.ee that at a, poll of the H*tep*Ser!lf the Crty of Auckland, token on of August, 1921, on the proposal of the AwK £?20.0S, lt Lr COUnCII bOTroW th ° S»- « QUEEN STREET WIDENING mlnf thernel 114 " 5 *** Deveiopwas VOtOS . T"?** F ° E th ° a The number of votes recorded AGAINST the proposal was . . 10<V1 lost therefore declara that the proposal w] Dated this 7th day of September 1921. H. D. HEATHER, Deputy-Mayor of Auckland BOROUGH J>F NORTHCOTE. Pursuant to Bectiou 10 of " Tb» t„„.,i Elections and Polls Amendment let wis" Dated this 6th day of September. 1921. H. W. WILSON. ' Returning Officer. Dyers and Cleaners. T\YES! EXPERT DYEING! The largest shipment of dyes since the war has just been delivered "at the Empire Dye Works. All shades and colours now guaranteed. They are Bimply beautiful! Our dye works hill recently been extended, and new B |1« m't" ""il OB .*P , '.«>* °™ experts to re move all shimness from Serge Cosoufred Ot rI U,U A *"? dye *?* shade requ red. The daintiest of frocks as well as suits and clothing of every kind so successfully treated that they ' are the wonder of all who see them Country orders solicited. *J«HE H O ItJSr?f b u^ l co§?, Eßß,s,> Why pay nine or ten guineas nr I s£«* i° T " DeW u or coat ' when you can have the old ones ren<v vat« d and restored, and insde almost like new again for a few shillings? wl a ?n?°l£f y make l> d wrroVSS fit for a lot more service but. if they are oldashioned. we can completely nmid% them so that they illustrate the verv set into «w. j THE CROTHALL WAY COMPANY I aehovatine Specialists and Practical Tailors 137. Symonds Street. Auckland 'Phone 2544 A. Works. Mt Eden. 'Phone 2878 A ■ "' I Nursing Homes. \fATERNITY NURSING HOME 'I WA NURSE CANTY ('Phone 3182)7 I IS, Huntly Avenue, off Khyber Pass Road. Pft&ota Taken With or Without Doctae. •