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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18016, 15 February 1922, Page 14

Amusements. I npowN |-| ALLSHOWING TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). SHOWING TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Direction: N.Z. CINEMA ENTERPRISES. LTD. THE FIRST BIG PICTURE TO BE WHOLLY MADE IN NEW ZEALAND. BIRTH OF \TEW yEALAND. IRTH OF I\EW ZiEALAND, 18000 ft.). AT THE TOWN HALL AT THE TOWN HALL FOR A SIX-NIGHT SEASON. Showing the vicissitudes and joys of oi early settlers and the lives lived by oi glorious pioneers for the first 25 years aft< the arrival of Governor Hobson. The Stirring Incidents Shown in This Picture are TRUE AS TRUE TO HISTORY, TRUE AS TRUE TO HISTORY. TRUE AS TRUE TO HISTORY, This is what a headmaster of tl Wanganui District says:-" I desire to si ' The Birth of New Zealand ' has greati I possibilities from an educational point > j view than any other picturo my school hi eeen." j EDUCATION PLUS ENTERTAIXMEN' i PRICES: 2«, Is Bd. is (plus tax). I Boi Plan at Ijcwis R. Eadv and Son. Lie I "D ROADWAY. TO-NIGHI BERT LYTELL in "THE MAN WHO. And 3ILEEN SEDGWICK in '•TERROR TRAIL" - - - First Chaptei BETTEF THAN A TONICTHE JAZZ BAN) AT RUSH-MUNRO'S CABARET TO-NIGHT. Dancing S till II p.m. Sporting. ATAHUHU 'TROTTING pLUE SUMMER MEETING. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10 AND TirONDAY, >)A FIRST RACE All Horses must be in Birdcage at 11 30 a m Tickets may be purchased at the Club': Office, Gleeson's Buildings. High Street daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Course and Stand: Gentlemen, Tj t>d; Ladies, ss. Outside Gate, Is rid Children under 12 years will NOT b< admitted to Grandstand Enclosure No Person who has at anv tune since tin paeeini: of the Gamins and Lottieries Act Amendment Act. 19U3, followed the o<cupa lion of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk no Ditidualifkd or Undea.rable Person, wji bo admitted to the Raceiourse during tin Summer Meeting, and if anv such person Ix found on such course he will be remuvee therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of Illegal Sweeps is pro hibited, and any perron infringing tin; regulation will be removed lrom the Racecourse and prosecuted. R. L ABSOLI'M. Secretary. QPOTIKI JOCKEY f 'LUR ANNUAL MEETING, To be held on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1922 ACCEPTANCES and GENERAL ENTRIES, including entry for Maiden Plate, close with the Secretarv on FRIDAY NEXT. February 17. 1922. at 5 p.m. W. HOLSTED. Secretary. QHINEMURI JOCKEY CLUB ANNUAL RACE MEETING, MARCH 17 AND IS, AT PAEROA. NOMINATIONS for all events both davi cose at 8 p.i.i. SATURDAY. FEB 18. with Secretary, Paeroa. or with ilr. C. F. Mark, High St., Auckland. H. POLAND, Secretary. Athletic bports. ft ALBERTLAND ATHLETIC CLUB fljjJK (Affiliated with N.A.U., Incorp.) PORT, ALBERT. MARCH 10. Nominations for Nos. 6, 9, 14, 15, 18, 19 to be in the hands of L. L. Harris, Te Aroha, or G. H Smith, Port Albert, by FEBRUARY 20. SEE POSTERS. ABOUT £70 IN PRIZES. Motor-bus meets all trains at Wellsford. REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON GROUNDGRAND CONCERT. Auckland Artistes. Scholium's Orchestra. Land Transfer Notices. I" AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several >arcels of land hereinafter described will be irought under the provisions of the Land Pranafer Act, 1915, unless caveat be lodged orbidding ue same, on or before March 10, .922:-6G93.-JAMES MAXWELL, parts of Allot. 65, Parish of Paremoremo, containing together 13a. 2r. 33p., occupied by applicant. Plan 15622. 6776.-THE CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF NEW ZEALAND. Lot 16 of Allot. 5. Section 12, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 26.8 perches, fronting Avice St., Green Lane; occupied by applicant. Plan 15241. 6789.-ERNEST BENJAMIN WILLIAM COLE. Lot 20 of Allot- 19, Pariah of Manurcwa, containing 8 acres and G perches; occupied by William Brisco. Plan 15111. Diagrams may be inspected at thia office. Dated this 6th day of February 1922, at he Land Registry Office, Auckland. A. V. STURTEVANT. District Land Registrar

Electoral. ___ | THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC POWER s 1 BOARD. I ADVANCE NOTICE. [0 THE RATEPAYERS OF THE POWER | BOARD DISTRICT. Ladiee and Gentlemen,—At the request of | i number of Ratepayers 1 have agreed to j >ffcr myself as a Candidate for Membership j if the above- Board. My eitcnsive business . .nd practical experience in matters electrical j hould be of some service to the community, I .nd I theteforc ask for your Support at the orthcoming election. Much capital and ahour will be involved in the Board's future .ctivities, and it is essential that those { ictivities be characterised by efficiency and oresight— Youre faithfully, S. IRWIN CROOKES. Mem. Inst. Elect. Engineers, / Consulting Engineer, i V I Dissolution of Partnerships. VTOTICE-Dissolution. of Partnership.- R .1 Notice is hereby given that the Partner- th hip hitherto existing between the under- th igned is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. ! Ji -C. H. Jenkins, C. Quaife, Parwoa. Feb- a uary 12. 1922. t ;, PHE PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS carried Cl L on in the name of THODE BROTHERS, " : t Queen Street. Auckland, and at New H jynn. as Land Agents, has been dissolved ly the mutual consent of the partners. P ( A. E. THODE, Itn P. R. THODE. Ist) Former Partners.. H I — Ai Legal Notices. \^. th ITR, STIRTEVANT PIGGIN. '« ■ V - L SOLICITOR. 0 f lAS COMMENCED THE PRACTICE OF [". HIS PROFESSION ce |pc AT ce 58. &UEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. )*" . lab A LOVELY Song—a lovely setting-an en's, trancing melody—is the very latest song, ailed "Lovelight." 2s, or post free 2s 2d, — rom "i LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. J BURNNAND'S Professional Orchestra and la Concert Band; an; number of musician! or ufDli«d,-63, Albert St. Phone 734 A. * u