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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19030, 29 May 1925, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. BY THE N.Z. GBNSOU AS MOKE ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. Ogil 'WbEk OS: I YRIC-AT 7.(5 P.M. I.J YRlC—A'l' 7.-15 P.M. / 1A INK'S v.-' A INK'S "rpHE "jl .TASTER /AF A.f AN." " 1 UK IVI. ASTER V/].' IM. AN." M M M M M MM MM MM MM Mi MM MMMM. MM MM MM M MM MM MM MM MM MM KKKKKKKKI MMM KEKKKKKKI MMMM EE MM MM EE IM M M 15 K I MM EEKKKKKK mm kkkkkkkk MM F,F. MM KK MM KK MM KKKKKKKKI MM KKKKKKKK! I keekkkkekkkke: ! KKKKKKKKEKKKKi I KK I KK ! KK I K REEF,FEE I EEEEEKEK : KK I KFi I EE i KEEEEEEEEEEEE' i F. KKKEEKE EKK K E A A A AAA A AAA AA A A AA A A AAAAAAAAA AA A A AA A A XX X NX XX NX X N N X • SUPER PRODUCTION WILL BE Is 6d ; DURING THE WEEK. j AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON. LTD. (AUSTR A LASIA). J/I'D. Mny 22, J925. i inform all Theatre Owners and i ' " NAME THE MAN " carries a > J>rico of Eighteen Pence (I /f>> ' I Auckland City and • Suburb? s , i necessary owing to the huge cost HA LI j C'AINE'S "THE ! ! lo the expense of bringing from | to direct tho picture as specified ! } SEASTROM AND FIRST I j world a Picture of which tho I faithfully, (Signed) It. A. DAVISON, Accountant. i f 11t AND.—— Opp. 0.P.0. fi RAND. | vTR.VXD.— Opp. G.P.O. VJRAND. j COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL. BURNING QANDS. URN INO UANDS. WANDA "I I AWLEY AND A .LI AWLEY And Milton colls, jlton Dills. A Drama of Passionate Love, as Fiery Flaming as the Desert Sun. j ! ! " TJURNING QANDS." i "13 URNIXG OANDS." | You'll forget (he ' Sheik." You'll forget nil you've ever seen on the screen when you live an hour in " BURNING SANDS." Supported by A FINE COMEDY. Popular Prices. Book your seats for Saturday, Dial 42-274. Sessions: 11.15, 1.30. .'1.45, 6, and 8 o'clock. \ T rpHK rtRANI) rPO-DAY. A'!' I- UK VJRAND -I- O-DAY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. *p A 11 K. p A It K. TO-MORROW. FIRST ROUND CHATHAM CUP. (New Zealand Club Championship). 1.30 P.M. ATORTH QHORE V. \T ORTITCOTK. i\ OUT 11. O HOKE V. IN ORTIICOTE. FALCON CUP.—First Round. (Auckland's Senior Knock-out Competition). AT 3.15 P.M. riYEISTLE V. T>ONSONBY. IuiSTLE V. JL ONSONBY. BLANDFORD PARK. TOP OF WELLESLEY STREET. BEHIND ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. 1 ' 'litis Entrance has now been permanently arranged. Parking for Cars at Entrance, Bottom of Grafton Road, nfVHK AUCKLAND CITY J1 TRAMWAYS ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB. Will bo Pleased to Arrange a FRIENDLY MATCH 7) With any Warehouse or Via)ling Zt Team for A WEEK-DAY MATCH. . For further information please refer to 'Mr. H. Pilkington. Tram Depot, Ponsonby. S. M. FARRELLY. Sec. RAILWAY NOTICES. ZEALAND RAILWAYS, j TIME-TABLE ALTERATION—HENDER-SON-AUCKLAND TRAINS. On and after MONDAY. Juno 1, 1025, the usual 7.45 a.m. and 10.33 a.m., HendersonAuckland trains, will leave Henderson at 7,12 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. respectively. ROAD BOARD NOTICES. 'M'OUNT WELLINGTON ROAD BOARD. From April 1, 1920, tho number of licenses to graze cattle on the Board's Reserves will be limited to tlirc?. lo each resident in the district, and the price will be £'2 each. By Order of the Board. T. L. MAY, ' Clerk. jyrOUNT WELLINGTON ROAD BOARD. In accordance with the Rating Act of 1908, Section 50, 1 hereby _ give notice that this Board intends to strike a General Rate of Ono Penny and One Half-penny upon the capital value of. tho district for tho period beginning April 1, 1925, to become payable on July 1, 1925. Tho Rate Book is open for inspection on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from 10 a.m. till noon, and on FRIDAY, from G. 30 p.m. till 8 p.tn, at tho Board's Oflice. T. L, MAY. Clerk.