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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18707, 13 May 1924, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. 1 THREE MORE NIGHTS. AND ONE ' L" MATINEE. TO-MORROW AT 2.30. T YRIC. T YRIC. YRIC. TO-NIGHT AT 8. JJYRIC. Lyric. T YRIC. JJYRIC. TO-NIGHT AT 8. JJYRIC. SPECIAL FOR FLEET WEEK. SPECIAL FOR FLEET WEEK. SPECIAL FOR FLEET WEEK. POLA , . 5 , , POLA A Flashing . Jewel POLA in POLA A Platinum Setting. POLA POLA ' # * * POLA POLA NEGRI, POLA POLA NEGRI, POLA POLA NEGRI, POLA POLA NEGRI, POLA . POLA ■ in POLA „ rr.-rr-r. NEGRI " THE NEGRI "THE ! NEGRI . NEGRI SPAMSH NEGRI SPANISH NEGRI T . ( „ NEGRI DANCER. NEGRI DANCER." NEGRI NEGRI With NEGRI ■ m NEGRI ANTONIO NEGRI ANTONIO NEGRI NEGRI! MORENO NEGRI MORENO NEGRI _ . _ . ' NEGRI Playing OppositeNEGRI NEGRI * * * POT,A PBLA POLA'S GREATEST PICTURE 1 POLA Swift, superb, flashing— the POLA Empress of Emotion m this thru-POL-V ling love epic of a reckless lord POLA and a lady's undying love. NEGRI „ _• , NEGRI • * NEGRI . , NEGRI A massive picture, huge in underNEGRI taking, but not nearly so b^. as NEGRI tho eternal love story it tells. ■vtpGRI NEGRI 8 MASSIVE REELS. NEGRI NEGRI Selected Supporting Programme, NEGRI THE LYR ORCHESTRA. NEGRI r „ -r. , , NEGRI Box Plans at Lewis R. Eady and NEGRI Son, Ltd. NEGRI Theatre 'Phono 3645. MATINEE WEDNESDAY, 2.30. . IMPORTANT. IMPORTANT. The Best Picture Programme in Queen Street is at the RAND Opp. Hud. Petersen's vX RAND. G.P.O. . . Pictures. This is not mere advertising bombast. Ask your friends who have seen it. "DEGINALD T\ENNY, xlicginald JL/enny, REGINALD DENNY. 1 REGINALD DENNY, REGINALD DENNY, REGINALD DENNY. In a Universal Jewel. " PORTING VOUTH." " OPORTING X OUTH." ' " SPORTING YOUTH." " SPORTING YOUTH." «' SPORTING YOUTH." SPORTING YOUTH." The Most Thrilling and Sensational Picture you have seen for Years. In Addition, THE NEW "TjEATHER T>USHERS." '•JUEATHER Jr USHERS." " LEATHER PUSHERS." " LEATHER PUSHERS." The Best to Date; 2000 ft. of Screams. PATHE NEWS. PATHE REVIEW. Bookstat Once. 'Phone 2274. PUBLIC NOTICES. jyjOUNT EDEN POLL. AMALGAMATION VERSUS NO AMALGAMATION. The Dominion Road Progressive League, after mature consideration of the evidence for and against the above proposals, unanimously decided that they will strenuously oppose Ml. Eden joining with the City. They, therefore, urge electors not to do a serious and grave injury to their district at the Poll. We urgently urge electors to VOTE AGAINST 'AMALGAMATION and see that their friends do likewise, as many who were supporting _ it. have, after wiser consideration, become alarmed at their own handiwork. v . HALL SKELTON. Chairman. MT. EDEN POLL FOR AMALGAMATION. TUESDAY. MAY 13. 1924, TO THOSE WHO SIGNED THE PETII TION AND OTHER ELECTORS. j. 9 Owing to the refusal of the Mayor of Mt. Eden to allow us to copy the names of those who have signed, we cannot, approach you directly, but we urge you not to be deterred from voting by the hostility of the local Council. Read our circular carefully and ' weigh the reasons advanced for amalgamation. . For the Committee:— C. HUDSON. J. FINDLAY. T. McNAB. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS. , All Creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned Estates are hereby required-to lodge the same in duplicate with the undersigned, supported by full particulars . and certified as due and owing by th© said estates at tlie date of the death of the- deceased, on or before the 14th day of June, 1924. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion and the estate concerned may be distributed disregarding the same. , SCHEDULE. ■■ 1. PENNY. CHARLES EDMUND, late of Pukekche. Farmer, died 22-4-24. 2. DALE. CATHERINE, late of Auckland, Married Woman, died. 25-11-18. , 8. HENDERSON, FRANCIS, late of Auckland. Timber Merchant, died 1-5-24. R. F. WARD, District Public Trustee. Auckland, May 9. 1924. DR. HANS GROSSMAN'S NEW ZEALAND LETTERS PATENT, No. 48347, of 4th July., l 1922, for "Improvements in Kindling Devices, having a Combustible Core and an Ignition Material which may be kindled on a friction surface, and a Machine for manufacturing same." Notice is hereby given, that the above Patentee is prepared to License the Manufacture of the above patented invention or to sell or otherwise dispose of the patent on reasonable terms, or offers, proposals or suggestions from any person, firm or corporation desirous of making, using, exercising, and or vending the patented invention m New Zealand, or of otherwise supplying the requirements of tho public in respect of said invention, will be favourably considered. FRED. WALSH, Patont Attorney for the Proprietor, George, and Wynyaid Streets. Sydney, New South Wales. TVTOTICE of Trespass.— persons X* using the paddock rented by mo in Uplands Road, -Remuera, have been guilty of tying down thte wires in the fenoe, thereby causing my cows to stray, notice is hereby given that any repetition of the offence will be prosecuted with the utmost ris:our of the law. — (Signed) T. L. WILLIAMSON; ANYONE Trespassing _ on our properties, either with or without dog or gun, will be prosecuted.P. A. Kelly, * Glass Bros., Mbrcer. DOGS Trespassing on our property without owners will be 3hot.—Hawthorn Bros.. Mangnniko. via Te Awmnntii. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. JQ R. 0 U L T O N May Now be Consulted AT HIS RESIDENCE. Aotea, Panmuro, 8.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. Daily. Ellevslie: 11 a.m. to 12 Daily; and on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 5.30 ' p.m. to 6.30 p.m.. Ho wick: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, 2.30 to 3.30 p.m. 'PHONE 404 (4 rings). j . A CARD. DR. E. _ 3. MIL LE R Has Removed To his New Residence in LAKE ROAD, | Near Ttamyeon Avenue. Takapuna^ .