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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19675, 29 June 1927, Page 20

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Hoot Gibson in a "trick," checkered vest! Hoot Gibson in Scotch kilts, lant of all! Imagine the broncho-breaking King of the West in these outfits! Just imagine Hoot as a manicured dude! Wow! What a laugh thin picture is! They locked Hoot up in his B.V.D.'s, but he escaped in a pair of Scotch in Irs on a buckins broncho! If you like laugTis here's your chance. SPECIAL MUSICAL ITEMS B? HOWARD MOODY'S SALON ORCHESTRA Overture, 7.55 Sharp. Continuous from II a.m. PHONE 4158 G. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 7.45. "PRINCESS X RINCESS Your Last Opportunity to see LOVE 'EM Evelyn Brent. Also HOUSE PETERS in "THE PRISONERS Laughable HEATED THESE COLD NIGHTS. No Draughts. Every Comfort. T»IALTO JAIALTO JLXIALTO TO-NIGHT. EIALTO IALTO Overture 7.50. Regent EGENT Regent EGENT O "RIG A TTRACTIONS - »> & _ -Dig Attractions No. I—MONTE BLUE and' Big Cast, in " rpHE T\.f AN TTPSTAIRS." " ihe IViAN Upstairs." This mystery drama is based on " Tlie Agony Column," written by Earl Deer BigEers, and is said to be even more riotous fun than "Seven Keys •> to Baldpate," the famous success of the same author. Also, No. a— TOM MIX and His Horse "Tony," in "THE riANYON TIGHT." " JL HE V>ANYON *JF JUIGHT." Beauty of background—daring riding—-breath-taking stunts, hazardous feats—and Btirring romance You'll find them all in this photoplay. Gazette and Orchestras. JJENRY JpORD JS £yTO JfOOL. And the same applies to such well-known firms that manufacture Sunlight Soap, Wrigley's Spearmint, Auto-Strap Razors. Edmond's Baking Powder, Pepsodent Tooth Paste, Columbia Gramophones, Chrysler Cars, Pulmonas— plus hundreds of others. They are all where they are to-day because their goods are right and they ADVERTISE! ! ! If you have the goods—tpll the world—*nd the world will respond. To see the most modern developments in Publicity methods Visit the ADVERTISING jgXHIBITION. NOW OPEN. NOON 'TILL 10 P.M. DAILY. TOWN HALL. The First Exhibition of its kind in New Zealand—a most interesting and informative display—'tis the duty of every business man to visit the exhibition. Short snappy to-the-point Addresses Every Evening by leading Publicity Men of New Zealand. To-night's addresses of special interest to Retailers. ADMISSION Is. Organised by the Auckland Advertising Club a3 a SERVICE to the Business Men of Auckland. PUBLIC NOTICES. fITiORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION J: FOR LICENCE. I," ALAN BRUCE NICHOLSON, of Maungakiekie Avenue, Ono Tree Hill, hereby give notice that f have applied to the Magistrate's Court at Auckland for a licence under the Land Agents Act, 192122, to carry on business at a Land Agent at Bank of New Zealand Buildings, Swaneon Street, City, and that such application ■will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 24th day of June, 1927. being the date of the Srst publication of this notice; Dated at Auckland, this 21th day of June. J927. A. B. NICHOLSON. "\TOTICE IS HEREBL' GIVEN that it is JA the intention of the (Auckland Harbour Board to introduce during the present; Session of Parliament a Local Bill having the following objects:— 1. To enable the Auckland Harbour Board to grant to the Corporation of the City of Auckland a Lease with right of renewal of portion of the bed of'the Orakei Basin and the land adjacent thereto for the purposes of a Boating Bathing and Camping Area. ' . 2. To confirm an Agreement between the Auckland Harbour Board and the Corporation of Devonport to tra?isfer to the said Corporation for road and recreation pur pos«* a certain reclamation 3. To enable the Board to proyide accommodation for the comfort and' convenience of its employees at its quarries. 4. To validate an over-expenditure on its Jubilee Booklet. A copy of the said Bill and Plans of the j paid lands are now open to public inspection at the Magistrate's Court, in the City of Auckland Dated at. Auckland this 2!st day of June. 1927 RUSSELL. CAMPBELL AND McVEAGH. Solicitors for the Auckland Harbour Board. PURSUANT to an Order under Section 74 of "The Trustee Act. 1908," made by a Judge of this Honourable Court at Auckland on the 2ist day of June. 19-7, notice if hereby given requiring nil. Creditors and other persons having Claims against the Estate of Clara Lynch, !:>to of Number (52. Belle Vue Road. Mount Eden, widow, deceased, to send in written particulars thereof to hflr Executors, whose address is care of Messieurs Stewart. Johnston. Hough and Campbell, Solicitors. Number f>. Wvndliam Street. Auckland within ten days of the Inst, publication of this notice, after vhich date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the snid Clara Lynch amongst the persons entitled (hereto, having regard only to the claims of whi>~h the Executors shall then have had notice. Dated at Auckland this Cist dnv of June. 19i7. BERTIE WILLIAM BEAUMONT PERCY McELWAIN. •'JMIE. PACIFIC CABLE BOARD. A DAILY LETTER TELEGRAM SERVICE BETWEEN NEW ZEALAND AND BELGIUM Will be introduced as from JULY 1. RATE: A Minimum of 15s for 20 words or less. «or each additional word over 20, 9d per word.