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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18078, 1 May 1922, Page 10

Amusements. The Greatest Picture Fairbanks has made—and that'a sayio; a lot. rpHF. IVfEW T YRIC. -1 HE IN EW JUYRIC. ITtgE TVTEW T YRIC. JLhe INew JLyric Direction: Hay ward's Pictures, Ltd.. By Arrangement with United Artiste Corp. Extraordinary Reception on Saturday Night. AGAIN rpo-NJOHT AT QUIOAIN J.O.NIGHT AT O MATINEE WEDNESDAY. 2-30. A GENUINE FAIRBANKS NOVELTY. The Return of DOUGLAS T7IAIRBANKS., OUGLAS JD AIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS. (One of tho "Big Four.") In his First Supor Attraction for United Artists, "Tho MarkMarkMarkMarkMark MarkMarkMarkMarkMark MarkMarkMarkMarkMark Of Of Of Of Of Of Of ZorroZorroZorroZorroZorro " ZorroZorroZorroZorroZorro " ZorroZorroZorroZorroZorro " FAIRBANKS' GREATEST PICTURE? I Action. Romanco, Mystery, Thrills, Comedy I Action, Romance. Mystery, Thrills, Comedy In Fullest Measure. ; All tho elements of the FAIRBANKS SUCCESSES | of tho past, yet in a more picturesque i a nd colourful setting than any before. : A RIOT OF ROMANTIC ADVENTURE. | Ho plays silly tricks as a languid gentlei man, and vicious ones as an outlaw. He mukca love with the genius of a Cyrano, ■ and uses'his sword like Rosiand's famous I hero, smiling while he discomfits his ! opponents—a cool, wary, and dangerous swordsmanIT'S A GENUINE FAIRBANKS NOVELTY Doug., as usual, hurls himself over, through, on to, and up to all kinds of obstacles with his usual exhilarating dash. It's full to tho brim of amazing stunts never before attempted by Fairbanks. You'll burst with laughtor one minute and gasp for breath the next! A picture that will surely delight you and send you away wearing tho famous Fairbanks smile. A CORKING GOOD ENTERTAINMENT. Specially Selected Music by the NEW LYRIC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. PRICES: Is. Is 6d, 2s. 2s 6d (Plus Tax). Day Sales at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., or by Theatre 'Phono 3645. ; A T—rpHE rVTEW T YRIC. At-Ihe INew Juyric. " tile home of the big four." Art Unions. EESULT Art, Union Drawing. Flying Angel Missions to Seamen. —Ist, 517; 2nd, 20512; 3rd. 1697: 4th. 254; sth. 1582; lith. 10M; 7th. 1581: Bth, 251. The prizes can bo obtained at tho E. and F. Piano Company Public Notices. p U B L I C TRUST OFFICE. LOCAL DISTRICTS DEFINED. | Notice is hereby given that a Gazette i Notice has been issued pursuant to Sections : 2 to 11 of the Public Trust Office Amend- ■ ment Act, 1921-22. defining the boundaries I of the Auckland District and extending the Eoweni of the Officer-in-chargo, who will encefarth bo known as the District Public : Trusteis for Auckland. \ The&e provisions take effect as from the i Ist Mmy. 1922. R. F. WARD, ji? , District Publio Trustee. , Auckland, April 29. 1922. DOMINION PICTURE THEATRES COMPANY. LIMITED. The Register of Members of the above Company will be closed from TUESDAY May 9 1922, to .TUESDAY. May 16. 1922! both clays inclusive. By Order of the Board of Directors. H. GILFILLAN, Secretary. ANYONE Trespassing with dog or gun on the property known as Wharepuko will be prosecuted without further notice—M. Finlayson. PERSONS found trespassing or shooting on my property Brooklynn Valley, will bt> prosecuted —W. Leslie. TRESPASSERS on our properties, KaTparl I'lats, will bo prosecuted.—D. Brt*«e. t/. U. Ureeso i ■" ■ ' County Council Notices. QTAMATEA CCUNTY COUNCIL. POLL ON PROPOSAL TO RATE ON BASIS OF UNIMPROVED VALUE Public notice is hereby given in iernis of Section 37 of the Rating Act. 1908, that ?, M" °?„ Ratepayers of tho Otamatea County will be taker, on Saturday, the 6th day of May 1922, on the proposal that fcenceforth the system of rating property on tho basis of tho unimproved value thereof bo .adopted in tho County of Otamatea. The Poll will be taken between the hours of 9 a-m. and 6 p.m. at tho following places;— MARERETU RIDING— School House, Mareretu. - Schcol House, Taipuha. PAPAROA RIDING— County Office, Paparoa. School House, Wairere. Public Hall. Pahi. WAIRAU RIDING— Public Hall, Maungaturoto. WHAKAPIRAU RIDING— Public Hall. Whakapirau. Post Office, Pukerata. Roadley's Meeting House, Batley. School House. Marohemo. TOKATOKA RIDING— School Houee, Tokatoka. School House, Rehia. School House, Parahi. RUAWAI RIDING— Raupo Drainage Board Office. Ruawai. Public Hall, Naumai. Public Hall. Raupo. MATAKOHE RIDING— Public Hall. Matakohe.Public Hall, Ararua. Public Hall, Hukaterc. Ci E- Anson's House.. Mapau. School House, Tinopai. KAIWAKA RIDING— Public Hall, Kaiwaka Public Hall, Mangawai. Public K-.11. Hakaru. R. COATES, Chairman. . E. G. AICKIN. Returning Officer and County Clerk. Paparoa. April 11, 1922. ti ' Restaurants and Tearooms. ENSINGTON Dining Rooms, 236, Queon St.—Dinners 12,t0 2, sto 7j open Sundays. . MELTEITH Dining Rooms. Watson's Buildings.—lncreased accommodation,, and first-claes menu scrvod in pleasant ourloundings. __^ rpilE Cosiest Place in City—New Kozie X Tea and Luncheon Rooms, above Vandyck Studio. Newton. VISIT tho new Kozio Tea Rooms, above Vandyck ' Photo. Studio, Newton. Open Fridays until 10 p m. k- 1 nrVHERE'S nothing like Rolfe's Wax for X Polishing Furniture. Sold everywhere, Cd and Is tins. rpHERE'S nothing like Rolfe's Wax for . X Polishing Furniture. Sold everywhere, 6d and Is tins. B" URNNAND'S Professional Orcheima and Concert Baud; any number of musician* •Utfpliod —62. Albert Pt Phone 734 A WALKER has the reputation X of being the leading Furniture AueUoiv«£,r.—Salerooms. ..SS. Quean, fik 1