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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18348, 14 March 1923, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. . LAST TWO DAYS. , LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. NATIONAL. ATIONAL. NE TXTEEK f\F T OVE." [ ; NE VV EEK \Jf J-iOVE." I And at 8 O'Clock Each Evening. SIGNOR PRBBONI HANSEN, SIGNOR PREBONI HANSEN. Danish Imperial Court Singer, Will sing: " O Sole Mio." Sessions: 11.15, 1.15, 3.45, 6.15. 8. Reserves Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.; after 4.30 at Theatre 'Phone 2169 A. COMMENCING FRIDAY, ZANE GREY'S Popular Book. THE -l\/TYSTERIOUS T>IDER." HE IVIySTERIOUS HIDER." ROADWAY— To-night —NEWMARKET ROADWAY-- To-night —NEWMARKET The Last Night. "GO AND GET IT." - - - - All Star. "GO AND GET IT." - - - - All Star. What la It? Man or Beast? The Most Thrilling Newspaper Story Yet Written. Also. * "TAKING CHANCES" Richard Talmadgo "TAKING CHANCES" Richard Talmadgo Full of Action, and " CURED" - Queenie, the Human Horse " CURED" - Queeide, the Human Horse THE BROADWAY ORCHESTRA. ! Screen, 7.45 p.m. Reserves, 1070 A. TO-MORROW. "THE OUTSIDE WOMAN." Wanda Hawley "THE OUTSIDE WOMAN." Wanda Hawley "STRANGE IDOLS" - - - Dustin Farnum "I DO" Harold Lloyd I" M P R'ESS. ■ ■ — NEWTON, ■i To-night and To-morrow Night KEY OF THE WORLD. KEY OF THE WORLD. And STANLEY IN AFRICA Episode 14. Comedy and Gazette. Coming Monday and Tuesday, " UNDER TWO FLAGS." p., _ fIET IX TUNE WITH J£%yjL. X ET IN TUNE WITH 4fiai THE CARNIVAL SEASON j 5»//\Xffs THE CARNIVAL SEASON | , By Being Present at THE pi.RAND -RENEFIT pONCERT HE VTraND -DENEFIT ON CERT j (In Aid of St. Andrew's Society Band). CONCERT pHAMBER ONCERT V/HAMBER. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 8 P.M. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). 8 P.M. MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD Will Sing— " Scenes That Are Brighest." "The Auld Hoose." MISS BEATRICE BIRRELL. " The Carnival." " Christmas Lament." MISS LILLIS WALKER, " Out on the Rocks." " Easter Flowers." MISS CAMERON JOHNSON (Violin) Will Play— " Cnnzonetta." MR. HERBERT RICHARDS Will Sing— " Pagan." MR. DUNCAN BLACK— " Shipmates O' Mine." " Youth." MR. CHARLES HUNTER. 1 Selected. MR. ALAN McELWAIN. Humorous Numbers. DANCING BY MISS RUBY PHILLIPS. Accompanist: Mr. Trevor Sparling Tickets, 2s each (no tax), at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. Box Plan Now Open. WILLIAN H. JOHNSTON. Hon. Secretary. SHOWS, -\rORRINSVILLE A.. P. AND H. I ORRINSVILLE A.. P. AND H. ! SOCIETY. SOCIETY. FIFTH i NNUAL 1 ifth Annual A AND t> (J HOW. --A» AND i • lOHOW. TO BE HELD • rrO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), THE DAIRY FARMERS' SHOW THE DAIRY FARMERS' SHOW. SPLENDID ENTRIES IN ALL DAIRY CLASSES. Come and See the Best. Horses in the District Competing in the HUNTING COMPETITIONS. CHAMPION JUMP AT 2.30 P.M. CHOPPING COMPETITION. Hot Water Provided Free. Band in Attendance. Luncheon Obtainable on the Ground. Admission.—Gentlemen, 2s; Ladies, "la; Children, 6d; Motor-cars, '2s. C. H. McKAY, Secretary. CROQUET. QAMBRIDGE CROQUET CLUB. ANNUAL EASTER TOURNAMENT COMMENCES MARCH 31. AT 9 A.M. Entries close on THURSDAY. March 29 at 7 p.m., -with MRS. Murray. Thornton Road. Cambridge CORPORATION NOTICES. £1 T Y O F _a_U CKLA ND. SPECIAL ORDER. MAKING BY-LAW No. 31. Public notice is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Auckland City CounsmTTT?J& n A e 4 f ?, r %, Panose and held on THURSDAY, the Bth day of March, 1923.. the following Resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at the Ordinary Meeting of the , Council to be held on THURSDAY, .the sth day of April, at 7 o clock p.m., in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, Queen Street. Auckland, viz. :— "That the Auckland City Council doth hereby by Special Resolution inV tended to operate as a Special Order make the following By-law to be known as By-law No. 31 of the City of Auckland." BY-LAW No. 31. 1. This By-law shall be read with and as extending and amending By-law No 1 of the City of Auckland, made on the 19th day of April. 1917, and words herein used shall have the same meaning and be interpreted in the same way as the same words when used in the said By-law No. 1. IN RESPECT OF UNATTENDED VEHICLES. 2. By-law No. 13 subclause (b) of Section 6 of the Auckland City Council is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted:— 8. (b) No person shall leave any vehicle unattended between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. of any day for more than 15 minutes at any one time in any of the following streets or places in the City of Auckland. Customs Street East, from Queen Street to Gore Street. Customs Street West, from Queen Street to Albert Street. Federal Street. Fort Street Karangahapo Road. Khyber Pass Road. New North Road, from Mount Eden Road to Dominion Road. Ponsonby Road. Queen Street. Shortland Street, from Queen Street to • O'Connell Street. Symonds Street, from Mount Eden Road to Bast Street. Wellesley Street East, from Queen Street to Kitchener Street. Wellesley Street West, from Queen Street to Hobson St. Commerce Street. Little Queen Street. Quay Street. O'Connell Street. Chancery Lane. Victoria Street East, from Queen Street to High Street. ' IN RESPECT OF ADVERTISING IN STREETS. 4. No person shall use or cause or allow to be used for advertising or similar purposes in or about the streets or public places of the City any means or device which is or is to be carried or borne about in the public view whether by persons, animals, vehicles, machines or otherwise and no person shall carry or bear any such means or device or ride or drive any animal, vehicle or machine with or bearing the same In any street or publio place in the City provided always that— (a) This By-law shall not prevent any person from displaying his name and the nature and location of his business or residence on any vehicle or machine for the time being in his possession and used at the time for ordinary commercial carrying purposes in connection with that business. (b) This By-law shall not apply to persons, animals, vehicles or machines in any ryocession or similar display for which the special permission of the Council shall have been obtained. J. S. BRIGHAM, 1 Town Clerk. '