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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18180, 28 August 1922, Page 12

Amnsemerits, pULLER'S QPEEA JJO^SE. .'Direction Ben and John Fuller,' Ltd. MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY. MATINEE AT 2.80 TO-DAY, Fuller's Little Prices: 6d, Is. Ib 6d. TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—AT 8--TO-NIGHT. A VERITABLE FEAST OF GOOD ACTS. First Appearance of ED. E. FOED. ED. E. FORD. He of the indiarubber face. First Appearance of HECTOR NAPLER. HECTOR NAPIER. The Human Spider. Welcome Reappearance of DONALD STUART. DONALD STUART. The " High and Mighty " Magician. New Acts Submitted by HYMAN LENZER. HYMAN LENZER, The Peerless Violinist. HIRSTE AND VENTON. HIRSTE AND VENTON. English Sketch Artists. BELLE MORA, Scottish Comedienne. FRED WEBBER. Versatile Entertainer, MDLLE. DOLINDA. Dainty Trapesist. SAUNDERS AND ROBERTS, Simultaneous Dancers. Plans at Lewis R. Eady and Sen, Ltd., till 5, then at THE THEATRE till 7. 'Phone 1&5 for Reserved Seats. Prices: Is, 2s. 2a Cd. 3s (plus tax). T>ROADWAY. NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW. AN IRVIN V. WILLAT PRODUCTION Seven Bis Acts. "DOWN HOME." "DOWN HOME.' "DOWN HOME." "DOWN HOME.' "DOWN HOME." "DOWN HOME.' All-star Cast, including LEATRICE JOY. A picture with all the charm and beautj of real country life, and a strong humai story running throughout. Reserves, phone 3264 A, or at Theatre. Special Overture by Broadway Orchestra COME EARLY. Overture 7.30 p.m. Screening 7.45 p.m T7MPRESS NEWTON TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. TOM MIX in "TRArLIN*" TOM MIS in "TRAILIN'" TOM MIX in " TRAILIN ' " FALSE ALARM - - - Sunshine Comedy LEATHER PUSHERS - - - Round Two YRIC. — TO-NIGHT" '■ LYRIC YRIC. at 8. LYRIC CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In Her Latest Success, " WHAT NO MAN KNOWS." From the pen of Ssda Cowan. Also. "Call a Witness'' (Comedy). Scenic and Latest Topical. Prices.—Stalls. Is Id; D.C., Is Bd, 2s 2d Book at Lillicrap's Music Stores, (Opp. Smith and Caughey). Meetings. "DRITTSH EMPIRE EXHIBITION. 1924 A Meeting oil Citizens interested in th< British Empire Exhibition will be held i) the Chamber of Commerce, Swanson Street at . 2.30 p.m. TO-DAY (Monday), wheo an Advisory Committee for Auckland wil be set up to confer with the New Zealanc Government, re organisation of New Zea land's Exhibits. k Mr. J. W. Collins, of the Department o Industries and Commerce, will outline tb Government's programme in connection wit] the Exhibition. ] Members of the undermentioned bodies ar particularly requested tq, be present:— Auckland Chamber of Commerce. Auckland Industrial Association. Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association. V'.-.' *J. '"-.- r W-.-f)LD A'S. I A General Meeting of Old A.'s will b held in the Training College TO-DAY (Men day), at 2 p.m. Social and Dance at 8 p.m VICTOR R. JOHNS. ELLERSLTE CRICKET CLUB Ist ANNUAL MEETING. All Members, intending Members, an< Supporters are requested to attend tb Annual Meeting, to be held in Library Hall Panmure Road. Ellerslie. on WEDNES DAY, 30th. at 7.30 p.m. . „ rtl „„„ R. J. BOADEY. ) ±i Hon. Sec. AUCK. Co-op. Terminating Buildim Society.—Appropriations. jSt. James Hall. Wednesday, August SO. 1922. 7.50 p.m £11.200 by Ballot and Sale. Lectures. TO-NIGHT, in SCOTS HALL—Hea PATEMAN, the World Lecturer, i] Topics of Vital Interest. How to b Healthy, Happy and Prosperous. Dissolution o>! Partnerships. T)ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP Take notice that the Partnership hereto fore existing between Frank Justin Adean and Thomas Robertsofa carrying on busines: as Auctioneers -at Victoria Street Wes Auckland under the name of "Adeane an< Robertson " has been dissolved by nmtua consent. as from the 19th inst. and that th* business, of the said Firm shall from sucl date be carried on by the said Frank Justii Adeane under his own name. • All moneys due to the said Firm are to bi paid to the said F. J. Adeane and likewisi all liabilities of the said Firm will be pai< by the said F. J. Adeane. Dated at Auckland this 19th day o August 1922.. F. J. ADEANE. THOS. ROBERTSON. Witness: •;•' A. H. MARTIN, < Solicitor's Clerk. Auckland. TAKE Notice that the Partnership heretofore carried on between FREDERICS CHARLES COLLIS and WILLIaS JOHN DUFFIN. at Auckland, under th« ctyle of " COLLIS AND DUFFIN," ha: been Dissolved by mutual consent as fron the 21st day of May, 1922. 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New Students can obtain any information required. Day and * Evening Classes are held for Matriculation. Teachers'. D and C, P.S.E 8.A., Ensineers' Preliminary, Higher Mathomatics, Surveyors etc Correspondence Courses for all Examinations !■--«-'"' H. A. HOLL. 8.A., Camb., Eng., Honours in Maths. 'Phone 4271. PIANOS.— Yom Piano Tuned. Repaired and Polished.—Premier Piano Co., 8. Rutland St. 'Phone 2787 A. BEKKER'S Soap taltea away all Jabanu Put a little m tho boiler. All Qtootm THE Successful Auctioneer, like th© poet, is born-—not made. Coakley has a long list of euccoaßeo standing to his credit!