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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19471, 29 October 1926, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. The World's Moat Popular Novel, Mado into a Screen Classic. (Premiere Screening in Australasia). H. DE VERB STACKPOOLE'S H. DE VERB STACKPOOLE'S H. DE VERE STACKPOOLE'S H. DE VERE STACKPOOLE'S H, DE VERE STACKPOOLE'S H. DE VERE STACKPOOLE'S South Sea Island Romance, Blue LUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE BLUE T AGOON. JUAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. I AGOON. LAGOON.' LAGOON. LAGOON. 1 LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. 1 .AGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. LAGOON. Filmed regardless of expense, on a beautiful tropical Island off the East Coast of Africa, by a British Company and British Artists. THE SWEETEST AND MOST DELICATE LOVE STORY EVER TOLD. A little girl and boy cast adrift on a desert island, like Robinson Crusoe—how they grow up close to nature, free from all the conventions of civilisation. THE FIRE AT SEA-THE DERELICT—THE HURRICANE—THE NATIVES AND THEIR SAVAGE CEREMONIES. Exquisite island scenery—waving palins, dazzling sands—tho coral reef and the blue CHURCH NOTICES. THING'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' |?l?I 1 ASSOCIATION. Old Boys are reminded of the Chapel Service to be held at the College on SUNDAY NEXT. 31st, at 7 p.m. Universal bus will leave Nowmarket P.O. at 6 p.m. and return after the Service. G. 11. BATGER. Hon. Sec. and Treaa. SPORTING. gPRING NOVEMBER 6 AND 8. ACCEPTANCES FOR—GORDON HANDICAP . . .. 3 sova. SHORTS HANDICAP . . .. 4 sovs. MITC'HELS'ON CUP . . . . 6 sovs. HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE . 2 sovs. FLYING HANDICAP . . . . 4 sovs. FINAL PAYMENTS— G.N. GUINEAS . . • . . .. 10 sovs. WELCOME STAKES . . . . 6 sova. CLOSE TO-DAY (FRIDAY) BY FIVE O'CLOCK (5 P.M.). Fees must accompany' acceptances or declaration of final payment. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. rpHAMES JOCKEY QLUB, (INCORPORATED.) / To be held at PARAWAI RACECOURSE, THAMES, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), and MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. First Race Starts at 11.50 a.m. ARTHUR C. RAE, Secretary. r [THAMES RACES, Saturday. Oct. 31, and I Monday, Nov. 2. BLUEBIRD CHARABANC Leaves G.P.O. 7 a.m. RING 27-748. mi PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. MR. E. P. HYLTON NASH, 8.D.5., has returned from h:s tour in America and Europe. Appointments can be made at 141, NEW NORJH ROAD, KINGSLAND. Telephone 20-340. SALES OF PROPERTY. AGENTS.— Take notice my Property at Pokeno is sold.—Walter Jones, Pokeno. 1) 0 B E R T S AND C 0., J\. Jellicoe Chambers. Have been appointed Sole Agents for Mr. E. Peek's Property, 44, Pine Street, Dominion Road. OFFICES TO LET. BON Marche Chambers, Karangahape Kd., —Modern Offices, suitable doctor, healer, optician, dressmaker, photographer, agents, etc. OFFICE, furu.. phone, ground opp. G.PO.; very cheap, rent for 1 nica'-hs. Phone 42-185. OFFICES, front. Princess Bldgs., Queen St.—Caretaker, or Gilfillan and Gentles, National Bank Chambers, Fort St.. OFFICES, good light, Princess Buildings, Queen St.. low rentals: no rates. —Apply Caretaker. OFFICES. Short's Bldgs., 154-150, Queen St.. Central, good light.—Henry Allen. Sharebroker, Third Floor. OFFICES. Revv's Chambers, Queen St., opp G.P.0.; low rent; good light.—R. Rew. OFFICES, suitable Solicitors. Accountants, Architects; Chancery Chambers. —Particulars. Arthur Cleave, Safe Deposit Bldgs., High St. 'EDUCATIONAL. /COACHlNG.—Proficiency; Free Places; vV Matriculation; Teachers' Pharmacy.— Herbert Mason, M.A., Educational Coach, 139, Dominion R<L