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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18771, 26 July 1924, Page 18

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" DEFYING .DESTINY.': • 'i "DEFYING DESTINY." ■A comnellinTr storv of a youth, vhq. driven from his home town and nrr.nd«d a thief by public opinion, struggles to retrieve his good name and turn the , tables on those who wTonged ban. -, Lavish settings—artistic direction— flawless photography—and a brilliant cast of players, including Monte Blue. Irene Rich, Tully Marshall, Jackie Saunders,; and Russell Simpson, make pefyina Destiny" one of the most entertainmg of Selznick's fine list of special ' attractions.- .... ■ IN ADDITION - Realart Pictures Present the Popular Favourite — _ ' ■ riONSTANCE "DIgNBT. ~-, V/ONSTANCE JDINNEY, CONSTANCE BINNEY. CONPTANCE .BDSTNEY, .. CONPT\^ T CE BTNNEV, CONSTANCE BINNEY . . In a Pf'-nr'of.Mvst"rv. nn^jintngpe. "OIHE QLEEP WALKER. " XHE oleep •Walker."- - " THE SLEEP WALKER/ "THE SLEEP S A PSSS' " THE SLEEP WALKER." "THE SLEEP- WALKER." v ! She came straight from the protectin? walls of a secluded school into a world of trickery -tind deceit.. •.. Then came the discovers! in-compromising circumstances, thnt fj even deceived her sweetheart. After that-a breath-taking climax and an amazing revelation tnat set matters right. ' :."' .:..;. ! A FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ' THE TIVOLI'S ■'F , 4"OTtfl ORCHESTRA. BOS PLAN > > I At H. Cleal's. Queen St.. next Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., or Theatre. , | ' "PHONE 2230 A. — —-.. I , — ,■ XThOKE ' i!236A- '—— " ! . O l 'o'N G "p EOIT A L I ■:'.■, *?.. ON G AV ECI TA L '■, •'•■ At the» ; TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. SATURDAY, AUGUST O A.TURDAY, -ti-UGUST **• MR. FRANK WILSON (Laureate of the Paris Conservatoire), will present the following students;— ■*' Misses Eva Robertson, Gladys Cashmore, ■<f . ""'""'?' Hopper, Muriel Stansell, E'aie ■-_ _~ Gwendoline Tayler, Mrs. n. Reoa. ' - '' - Me ' r, ,', .&$ Suell, fWnlter Brough, Harold Wilson. Frank Kemp. William Crawford.. ";'. _ Full Programme Next Week" Plan at Lewis R. Eady and Son,' Ltd. •: Reserved Seats,.Ba (plus tax). ; ' -' pTDIAN MAGICIAN AND ILLUSIONIST. - "SHOWING AT - .QKIHIKIHi £ j BinLDlirflf SOOIgITY KOTIOES. nPHE * AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING. BUILDLN'G SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that a GENERAL MEETING of the Society will be held at ST. JAMES' HALL. WELLINGTON ST., AUCKLAND, on WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1924,. at 7.30 p.m., when Appropriations as under will be allotted :— Group. , ' 16 214 th and 215 th .. By' Sale ;, £400 17 210 th and 211 th .. By Sale' ..' £400 18 217 th and 218 th .By Ballot .. £400 24 172 nd and 173 rd . . By Ballot .. £ 400 29 130 th and 131 st ... By Sale .. £400 30 136 th and 137 th .. By Ballot .. £400 32 124 th and 125 th .. By Sale :.'.. £400 87 81st and 82nd .. By Ballot . . £400 38 81st and 82nd .. By Sale .. £400 39 63rd! and 64th .. By Ballot .. £400 40 SB*.h and 69th .. By Ballofc .. £400 41 44th and 45th .. By Sale .. £400 4,2 44th and 45th <..- By Sale .. £400 43 42nd and 43rd . . By Ballot .. £400 44 38th and 39th .. By Ballot .. £400 45 28th and 29th ~ By Sale ~ £400 46 28th and 29th ... By Sale ~. £400 48 25th and 26th .. By' Sale .. £400 49 ' 13th and 14th . By Ballot .. £400 60 13th and 14th .. By Ballot .. £400 51 13th and 14th-".■. By Ballot'■•. . £400 54 11th and 12th '.'...- By Sale ... £400 Total ' .:; ; ' : ', '." ™£8"!800 '~■ ■;<: ,■•■'■■■ ■ -•■. -. -. ( . ■ ■.■... .. - ■ UNDER RULE 96, Members desiring to be FINANCIAL for the abpvo: Appropnations must. pay all subscriptions, etc., due, before 5 p.m., on MONDAY, July 2S, 192 i. Moneys received on Tuesday, 29th inst., or on Wednesdav. the day of the Meeting, will be too late to be entered up in time for the. Appropriations. OLDER GROUPS^—Members are specially requested to: notfe that SALES in the older Groups OFTEN BECOME BALLOTS at the Meeting, owing to no tenders being put in, consequently it ia oi''the greatest Importance to KEEP THE SHARES in those Groups FINANCIAL. :; : V , ,NEW.GROUPS.—GROUP" 58:; The 1000 shares forming - this , Group have -now been al.btted, and Application Fonris posted. ENTRANCE FEFf?;ARE NOW PAYABLE at the Society's Office, Brunswick Building, Queen Street, Auckland, MONDAY, August 11, bein? the first pay-day, when the Passbooks will be ready. The first Ballot will be held on Wednesday, August 27. <. _ GROUP 57.—Names are being taken at the Society's; Office, as above, for Uiis group, which will be opened -as coon as sufficient shares are. bespoken. Early application is advisable, as the Group is 'filling : rapidly. " -' J. ( C. GRIERSON, ' > ' '■ Secretary. LAKD TRANSFER NOTIOES^ V AND TRANSFER ACT , NOTICES. ' Notice is hereby given that \ the several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under, the. provisions of .the • Land Trsiuj. r Act. 19(5. uniess,".caveat be lod;od forbidding the ) same on or before August ■25 1924 • ' ■•"■' " '''-■'"'■'■■"'' 7204.--JOHN DEAN: Lots 57. 58, 59, 133. 135 and 136 of Allot. 11; Section 3 Village of Onehunga containing 2 roods and 33 perches, fronting' Mt. Smart' Road and Cameron Street in the Borough of Onehunga: occupied by Applicant. Plan 16920. 7112.—ALFRED BUCKLAND and SONS, IJMTTED—Part of Fairburn's "Claim 269 A Parish of Manurewa, containing 157 a 3rlßp, situated near Mangere Station; occupied by Applicants Plan 1C912. 'i ,j___ ' 719L-RICHARD PARKER HILL and. LILY MAY HlLL.—Allots: 131 and 132 and i part i Al'ots. 130 and 133 Parish of Mann- ! rewai containing 16a 3r 14p, fronting Bird-, i wood Avenue. Carruth Road, and' Allenbyi Roari in the Papatoetoe Town District ;'.oc- j cupii»d bv E. J*nkin. Plan 17411. i 7"St.—MEDICAL? AND DENTAL CHAMBERS, LIMITED.—Part .Allot. 21 Section 14 City of Auckland, containing 14.2 perches, fronting Victoria' "Street' and Lonie, Street; occupied bv Applicant. Plan 1.7711, n-'agrarria may be inspected at this office. Date-I this 2Jijtj,day of July, 1924, at the Land Registry Office,, A-noVJarc*. ' " ..■ A. «V. STURTEVANT. v .. „ ,.■■ .,,.. :,,., ivDiatriot. Land:. Registrar. ■ - ""EVIDENCE bfj the loss: of of* Title 3 Folio 1,70 for", that Block of land called To Ahuorongo No; I sind numbered 2509 situated in ,Block TV, Waoku Survey District, m' favour M '.Reihana Waiter*. KateUo Mauugakura. Huihana Kowhiti and Merelahereka all of Hokianga aboriginal natives haying been lodged with me together .with an application for a Provisional of Title, notice is hereby given of my to issue such Provisional Certificate of Title accordingly on the expiration of fourteen days from the 24th July, 1924. ':, Dated-;,this 21st■ -July.-1924, at the Land Registry Offica, at Auckland. ;! , STURTEVANT. I / Distriot Land Resjotxaor, w