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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19384, 20 July 1926, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCE RINCE "171 D WARD J-i 'WARD (FORMERLY THE KINGS). ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-DAY. METRO-G OLDWYN PRESENTS LON pHANEY ON CHANEY In The .monster." HE iVJLjNS'IER." A MYSTERY THRILLER. A SCREAM. THEN SILENCE. A LAUGH ON THE HEELS OF EVERY SHRIEK. Paramount Presents JETTA GOUDAL In SALOME OF THE TENEMENTS." ALOME OF THE J- ENEMENTS." She was an amazing beauty amid the Squalor of Despair, a Square Rich Man A FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME OF SHORT SUBJECTS. ATOTE THE 13RICES: 1> OXE IHE Jr hICES: DAY SESSIONS (Circle and Stalls). Gd. NIGHT SESSION (Circle and Stalls). Is. (A He) 7 p.m.). SATURDAY NIGHTS AND HOLIDAYS, Stalls Is. Circle le 6d. (After 5 p.m.). PHONE 46-252. A F EAST ]p 0R M USIC L OVERS " piANOFORTE J^ECITAL. npO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), TJNITY J-J ALL > Q UEEN g TREET (JUST ABOVE TOWN HALL), By QHAMEERLAIN, THE EMINENT BRITISH PIANIST B.A. (CANTAB) MUS. BAC. (CANTAB), F.R.C.0., A.R.A.M. PRESS EXTRACT. MORNING POST.—Beethoven's Piano Sonata. Op. 111, is like the fabric of a dream, all too easily shattered in the telling. We were grateful to Mr. Ronald Chamberlain. who chose it to begin the first of his two-recitals at Aeolian Hall on Friday night, for preserving its unity. He succeeded where many fail, in relating the metamorphoses of the Arieta to one another and to the generic principle. His reading of Schumann's Etudes Symphoniques bore many marks of quiet musicianship. His rather impersonal attitude suited the music of Scriabin, of which he offered a liberal helping." Reserved Seats, ss; Unreserved Seats, 3s. Students' Concession Tickets: Reserves, 3s. Bluthner Orchestral Concert Grand Piano Used. Box Plan at E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.. 191, Queen Street. Town 0 W N HALL. A L L. TO-MORROW (WEDNES--1 DAY) AT 8 P.M. Grand /coronation peremony. rand Coronation Ceremony the crowning of princess vola, Queen-Elect of Schools' Carnival. SPECTACULAR PAGEANTRY. MARCH OF THE BRITISH NATIONS. OLD ENGLISH MINUET. ETC.. ETC. Prices of Admission. 2s and Is. Reserves (23 6d); now obtainable at Catholic Depot, 8, Darby Street (opp. Majestic Theatre). Programme, containing full ceremonial. 6d. PUBLIC NOTICES. YCE U M CLUB. MADAME TOTI DAL MONTE Will be a Guest at the Club on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at 3.30 p.m. 'Hostess Day (Thursday) is therefore postponed. E. MACARTHUR, Secretary. A UCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. A further Number of Young Healthy Men. who will be prepared to give blood for transfusion in cases of emergency, are required by the Auckland Hospital. Those willing to act as donors are requested to communicate with THE MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT, Auckland Hospital. UCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. A cordial invitation is extended to the public generally to be present at the opening of the WALLACE WARDS, AUCKLAND HOSPITAL, By the HON. J. A. YOUNG, M.P., Minister for Hospitals, On SUNDAY. JULY 25, 1926, AT 3 P.M. Eggs. G G S. Eggs, g g s. gXPORT THIS YEAR QERTAIN. AUCKLAND ASKED FOR 1000 CRATES. Last year none could be exported from the Dominion: this year it is urgently necessary (owing to the large amount of pulp now in cool store) for New Zealand to export, if eggs are to be kept at a payable price during the spring flush and for the growth of the industry. Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin have taken up the export work and Auckland is asked for her quota. All interested are invited to immediately get in 'touch with the Poultry Farmers' Egg Mart, where all information re dates of shipping, space alloted. etc.. may be obtained. Wellington asks for an immediate reply re space. 52, KINGSTON ST.. Auckland. fAMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. HEAD LIGHTS ON MOTOR VEHICLES Owners of Motor Vehicles are notified that a " Testing Station" has been provided by the Council on that portion of Section 106 immediately behind the business premises of Messrs. Bislev and Co., Ward Street Entrance to the station is via the right-ot-way at the eastern side of Messrs. G. E. Clark and Sons' premises. Lights will be tested, free of charge, for a limited period of time, between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m. on TUESDAY and FRIDAY of each week, and certificates will be issued by the Borough Traffic Inspector in respect to all Motor Vehicles on which the head lights are fixed in accordance with the Borough By-laws. Arrangements have been made for a Mechanic to be in attendance at the abovementioned tilace and times, and his services will be available at a small fee to any persons whose vehicle head lights need adjusting. All Owners of Motor Vehicles are requested to*note that, after a reasonable time, -rosecution will be made m cases where Motor Vehicles are used with nead lights which do not comply with the By-law. E. J. DAVEY. Town Cleri. July 13. 1926. TN THE WARDEN'S COURT HOLDEN 1* AT TE AROHA. IN THE MATTER OF The Mining Act, 190S, and in the Matter of The Te Aroha Crown Leases Act., 1920. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 2 of The Te Aroha Crown Leases Act, 1920, application will be made to the Warden of the Hauraki Mining District at the Warden's Court at Te Aroha on WEDNESDAY. the 11th day of August. 1926, at 10 a.m., for his approval to the acquisition by the undtrmentioned owner of Business Sites of the fee simple of the land mentioned in the Schedule hereto:— SCHEDULE. ALBERT EDWARD WlGHT—Business Site Licenses Numbers 87/1896 and 257/1901, granted in respect of Sections 1 and 2 of Block XIII., Township of Te" Aroha respectively. Dated at Te Aroha this 6th day of July, 1926. P. H. WYLDE, Mining Registrar.