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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19698, 26 July 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. "]\T AJESTICTS lUajestic's MAJESTIC'S AJESTIC'S /-10MEDY WEEK. OoMEDY VV EEK. IN FULL SWING. •TjpELL JT rjlO jr JpHE 8 REELS OF HILARITY! All aboard with the Marines for Fun, Thrills and Adventure! Exciting Episodes in China and the East—breathtaking scenes on firing battleships—a vivid romance—against a background of LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LUPINO T ANE'S UPINO JU ANE'S Cleverest and Funniest Comedy! 3RD SOCCER TEST MATCH IN WELLINGTON. At Night: ENCHANTING DANCE FANTASY By VALESKA AND MAJESTIC BALLET. MAJESTIC'S ORCHESTRA. "Raymond" Overture, "Rustle of Spring," and Many More Musical Gems. MAJESTIC BOX OFFICE PHONE 43-210. Always the Sumo Prices, Is to 2s 9d. Unique! Startling! Different! " THE MONKEY TALKS," The Great Paris Stage Novelty. MAJESTIC FRIDAY. THE GRAND FRIDAY NEXT, " THE MAN THEY COULD NOT HANG." Vocalist: MADAME ANNETTE HAYWARD. CHURCH NOTICES. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. QREAT MISSIONARY QAMPAIGN. MISSIONARY CONFERENCE. ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. SYMONDS ST. TO-DAY (TUESDAY). Morning, 10.30 to 12.3°. Afternoon, 2.30 to 4.30. Luncheon Provided by P.A. All Welcome. WOMEN'S TEA. k ST. ANDREW'S HALL, 5.30 P.M. Addresses by Lady Missionaries. MONSTER DEMONSTRATION. SCOTS HALL. SYMONDS ST., TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 7.45 P.M. Addresses by Revs. Geo. H. McNeur, J. L. Gray, 8.A., and G. Budd. Q.REAT LAYMEN'S RALLY. RECEPTION AND HIGH TEA To the Right Reverend Geo. EE. McNeur, Moderator of the General Assembly and visiting Missionaries. SCOTS HALL. SUPPER ROOM, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING. 5.45 P.M. Welcome by A. J. Entrican, Esq., DeputyMayor. Addresses by Revs. H. H. Barton, M.A., and G. Budd. Tickets. 2s, obtainable from Church Office Bearers. LAND TRANSFER NOTICES. JjAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice is hereby given that the several parcels of land hereinafter described, will be brought under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, 1915. unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before August 22, 1927. 7572.—JAMES HENRY GUNSON, Part Allot 56, Parish of Manurewa, containing 37 acres and 25 perches; occupied by Applicant. Plan 20148. 7585.—FREDERICK JOHN FAWCETT, Lots 43, 45 and 40 and part of Lots 37, 38 and 44 of Allots. 1 and 2 of Section 7, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 1 rood and 31.8 perches, fronting Dundonald Street and Exmouth Street in the City of Auckland; occupied by Applicant. Plan 20268. 7632.—JANET HENDERSON, Lot 2 of Allot. 15, Parish of Opaheke, containing 5 acres and 16.4 perches, fronting Great South Road, in the Papakura Town District; occupied by John Peat McCall. Plan 20636. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 15th day of July, 1927, at the Land Registry Office, Auckland. W. JOHNSTON, District Land Registrar. IN BANKRUPTCY. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 1 ZEALAND. .NORTHERN DISTRICT.— IN THE MATTER OF "THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1908." AND IN THE MATTER OF PAUL PAULSEN, of Netherton, Farmer.—Take notice that an Application will be made to the Supreme Court at Auckland on FRIDAY, the 26th day of August, 1927, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or so soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, on behalf of the above-named Bankrupt, for an Order of Discharge. Dated at Auckland this 25th day of July, 1927.—A. C. STEVENS, Solicitor for Bankrupt. The Applicant's address for service is at the Office of Messieurs Scott and Armstead, Solicitors, Winstone Buildings, Auckland. HOUSES & LAND FOR EXCHANGE. SECTIONS (3), unencumbered, handy to City. Will take Bungalow. Require £l5O cash. LAND SALES, LTD., 3, Winstone Buildings. ■i-'ftfinn EQUITY, Freehold Brick cXi/o\Jvyl_/ Hotel, accept First Mortgage.— Kay Stratton, Hotel Brokers, 12, Fort St. T>OOM£ (7), exchange for volcanic SecXV tion, equity ±'4so; Devonport.—N.R., 805. Herald. £>r\/~J-ACRIi. Mixed Farm, Waikato, all OUU buildings, electricity, mostly ploughable and in grass; ±'l2 p.a.; Govt, mortgage. Exchange for Farm, on Coast, or 150 Acres.—CßAlG, Phoenix Chambers. EXCHANGE. WE HAVE SEVERAL REAL GOOD PROPOSITIONS OFFERING FOR FARMS. THESE ARE A FEW SAMPLES:— pLIENT offers ±1450 EQUITY in lightly v_/ encumbered City Houses as deposit on small Farm, 50 to 100 acres, going concern preferred. X'"lA£A EQUITY in 8-roomed House and i-acre, right in City. Prico ±IBOO. Wants Going Concern, to 30 cows. P O AAA—UNENCUMBERED FARMLET of 6 acres ond good House. Will exchange for 40 to 80 Acres, handy. prr-A EQUITY in 6-roomed House. Jj a JU Price ±1250. Will give as deposit on small Farm. £7XI ACRES—SOO good grass, 70 bush, OI v' wintering this year 600 ewes in lamb, 100 dry sheep, 50 head grown cattle: well :Eenced and watered. Nice Homestead and good outbuildings. Fairly handy railway and saleyards. Good roads. Price ±7 10s per acre. Government Mortgage. Equity ±2035. Exchange for Northern Sneep Farm. AAA ACRES—33O grass, 70 bush, well iUU fenced and watered. Nice Homestead, woolshed and cowshed. Carrying at present li sheep, 30 head cattle. Metalled roads. Fairly handy railway and saleyards. Price, ±8 per acre. Equity ±I6OO. Owner would consider Town House or Block of Sections. WE ARE OPEN FROM 7 TILL 9 P.M. FRIDAYS. A. H ( " THE LAND MAN," " HORNE'S BUILDINGS, Cr. High St. and Vulcan Lane, AUCKLAND.