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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17889, 17 September 1921, Page 14

■ * ... ..'..'. " '* Amusements. —-—~— _— —- BR AM A I TOECITAL ; ■ TO-NIGHT, ■'■■'■■ : " ':'■.■ . ;"'•"'. ■ . 't ' 7.50 p.m. :_■ ■ ■' TO NIGHT. - •.--.;.'•■.,>■ - :: '- ••• v 'r- MATINEE; 2.30 p.m. J TQWN- HALL;; "CONCERT ! CHAMBER. "' MRS, C, C. FORSYTH ' _;.,.,„,;....,.MBS.- : ..,"C,:.; C.:,:, FORSYTH '. • And her ' v Students, ; ■-.. .'...■„*'**' Assisted by '!. . ~.. ... |p:SSBS.H,; J.' BENTLEY & GLADDING. 'Sutra?® Delishtfta Play,:;? ''rTfae ■ Marriiaie 1 •; will not "takes Place."-v -.; .-■-■',,' ._ The Amusing Compdyj, ; " Between tee Soup > and the Savoury." - v :-■'„ ... _ •• „ "A Modern Midsummer Nights Dream, ''■The , Birthday of the Sun -and ,Moon " ',(Juniors)..' .■> _. '. „: '■■;..■ ■ ■ '■' s Other New, Bright Items. ' : Incidental' Dancing: Miss Daphne Knight. Orchestras S. Green. : Lighting** Effects: W. Crosher. Admission. 2s. v - 'Reserves,' 3s' '~;*■ 1 Children:- Half-price to Matineei * Box 'Plan and Tickets at Lewis Eady's (opp. His Majesty's)..- - , _ _ CO NOE R T C HAM BE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. -- ALEXANDER WATSON RECITALS.' ALEXANDER WATSON RECITALS. FRESH PROGRAMME EACH NIGHT. Commencing' SATURDAY EVENING. 24TH INST.. When MR. ALEXANDER WATSON. '-MR. ALEXANDER WATSON. MR. ALEXANDER WATSON. MR* ALEXANDER WATSON. MR. ALEXANDER WATSON. MR. ALEXANDER WATSON. Will present his FIRST QUITE NEW RECITAL, Prepared Specially for his New Zealand Tour. The Fsanous* Forum Soerio from "JULIUS CAESAR." Part n. • • POPULAR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. "NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.'! and Selections * from "THE TEMPEST." TUESDAY, 27th—SIR J. M. BARRIE. WEDNESDAY. 28th-" DR. MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS" (Dickens). 3s. -2s (Plus Tax). Plans open at Lewis Eady's -(opp. His Majesty's), on MONDAY . MOISNING. Septanner 19. ; ' CARLYLE SMYTHE. ALL Auckland will soon be* singing the new song success. "My Swanee -Paradise." sung by Mr. A. H. Ripley at the Princess Picture Theatre this week. Band Performances. THE : A TJCKLAND TTIJATERSIDE he Auckland VV ATERSIDE {T7ITORKERS' -RAND ! ORKERS' Jsand Will Bender a Selected Musical Programme At .EDEN PARK* EtNGSLAND. EDEN BARK. KLNGSLAND. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON (SUNDAY), TO-MORROW AFTERNOON (SUNDAY), "AT 3 P.M." « ; . . AT 3 P.M. ... W«, the Management Committee. inTit« our Numerous Followers and the Public generally to come along -and" assist th« Band financially, in aid of Contest Funds MR - . GEORGE CLARK. „ Conductor. »--. —SB . ' Golf.

TTOHIMARAMA GOLF CLUB. ," A Meeting of Members, and those interested, will be hold in the St. Helieis Bay Hall, on ; WEDNESDAY, September 28, at 7.30 p.m.-. , "* Application for Membership Forme may be obtained from the Secretary, and should be returned! with Entrance Fee- of, £1 is before the date of Meeting. «*• D. N. PUBDIE, Eon. Secretary. \ ';■ • Care W. Mowbray, 22, Shortland St. r .~ y '==== • ; ; .< . Lawn Tennis. nPHE MOUNT ALBERT LAWN TENNIS A CLUB ONCORP.). Notice ie hereby given that . applications for Membership to the above' Club will close on THURSDAY. September 22, iS^l. Official Nomination Forms obtainable from Hon. Secretary. , HAROLD CLAY. Allendaie Road,. Mo tnt AHaertFerry Services. m&KAPUNA TRAMWAYS AND FERRY I>, COMPANY, LIMITED. ".■''■ BAYSWATER. ' TAKAPUNA BAYSWATEF, TAKAPUNA And MTLFORD BEACHES. MILFORD BEACHES. S.S. PUPUKE leaves Ferry Tee (Western Entrance) Monday to Thursday, quarter pat every hour, from 7.15 «v.m. until 10.15 p.m. nday ' and Saturday, quarter past eve>-v cour. from 7.15 a.m. to 11.15 pjn. SUNDAYS. iA B i* S-S. PUPUKE will leave Auckland at 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock, 1.0, 2.15. 320 4 *f> • 5.45..6.40, 8.0, 9.0, hut in order to meet traffic requirements a more frequent service may bo run on Sunday afternoon. ROUND TRIP. Adnlts, Is 9d; Children under 12 years. Is. . Masonic. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND, I.C. 1 ~ The Regular Quarterly Communication of the above will be holden on THURSDAY 22nd inst., at 745 p.m. sharp, at Freemasons Hall Auckland. All Master Masons are eligible to attend ' Business: Election of Officers and General' J By Order. J. E. MORTEN", Prov. Grand Sec. i ■.:' » Sales of Property. AGENTS.— Take notice our Business It Rotorua, has been sold.—Bauds' At cadi*, Rotorua. w "' BEATON and Mills. Papakura., have aoid O. S sam t!_ EATON and Milk my house and 74 acres at i'anakuT-T Agents withdraw same.—Edward Wall LAND Agents.—Kindly note my Properto] . _ 44. Burnley Terrace, has been SoldJ. K. Rosa. A eente.-Lapwood and MunglJl XJ Tuakau. have sold my Farm — Wilful Waterhouse. s vvujriU LAND Agents.—Tate notice property jo Pine St.. Dominion fid., withdrawn from sale.Williams and Cumngton. LAND Agents.-Please take"' Notice my Farm, at Pukekawa. is Brora sale—W. Morgan. Withdrawn 3 Ti ANABeU or" T ? k *u notice m y Property" , fem Athens Rd., Onehunsa. is withdrawn' from sale. —Harper. AND Agents.— notice that portion of . ' my Property, consisting concrete building, is withdrawn from sale,—A. Puhnan Devonport. lnan ' W. & FRANCIS, Land Salesman. Papa- » kura, has sold the following properties. If you have any property (of sale or exchange kindly forward, him fullest particu- . lars. .He does the. business for others. Wh-C not give him a trial? ■** Mr - Dunne's Going Concern, Paturnahoe Mr. Will's residence, Stratford wbuao - Mr. Saunders' 95 acres, Opaheke. Mr. Davidson's Farm, Papakur*. Mr.. Harrison's 7 acres, Papakur*. ) Mr.' Scott's Section, Papakura. Mr. Thompson's House, Papakura. Mr. Barrett's Residence and Section, Takanim. Section 106. Block V., Papakura L Sections 89, 90, 91, Block v., Papakirfb.