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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19721, 22 August 1927, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. 'GIRL WEEK" STANDS FOR GAIETY, GIRLS AND GIGGLES! A Show you should see at Least Once! TITAJESTIC. Majestic. "The Theatre Beautiful." Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. Continuous Pictures from 11.15. "GIRL WEEK" IN FULL SWING! | "GIRL WEEK" IN FULL SWjNGI Giggles! (Jiggles! Giggles! A Pageant of Pulchritude! A Glorious Galaxy of Girls! A Gorgeous Garden of Rosebuds! They're all at the Majestic! See Them m This Year's Most Hilarious Comedy: \ NKLES PREFERRED." Ankles 1 referred." A NKLES " Ankles J referred." With Madge t> ell amy. ADGE BELLAMY. Madge "DELLamy. ADGE. ELL AMY. An Intimate Story of Silk Stockings! Ankles and Eyes that won't behave—Frolicsome Flappers and Business Men who are never too busy to flirt. PREFERRED," REFERRED." BELLAMY. ELLAMY. Bellamy. ELLAMY. Girls." a jazz version IRLS." Of " ri IRLS." O. HENRY'S STORY. "vT]RLS.'' A Riotous Comady of the " (~y IRLS." Prettiest Girls you've ever " VJIRLS." seen, and a College Boy " IRLS." who'd never been kissed. " VJ IRLS " *•♦ ' ♦ A VERITABLE PAGEANT OF COLOUR, reminiscent of a wonderful Drury Lane Pantomime scene. (Herald, Sat.). Entitled: " /COLOUR IN TTARMONY." " Oolour in Harmony." Arranged by Mme. Edith Baird. With 40 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS "Music that sets a new standard." (Herald, Sat.). Arranged by JOHN WHITEFOPrj-WATTOH FOR MAJESTTC'S IVTEW fARCHESTRA. A JESTIC'S INE\V URCHESTRA. Including Autumn ard Winter (Grieg). Ballet Egyptian, Pierre and Pierrette (Percy Fletcher). Serenade <Tzii?nne\ Hunga rian Dtinces (Brahms), featuring " THE ELEPHANT AND THE FLY." Kling's Orchestral Novelty, with Frank Poore (Pi<:<-olo) and Syd. Sly (Trombone). * * * * ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS. How to Dance the "Black Bottom!" Architectural Gems—Winchester and York Cathedrals, and Houses—Famous Portuguese Buildings. Peeps at "Puppifts"—Popular London Revue with Binnie Hnle and Lupino. Latest World News. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. Rinrr 43-210. Refftilar ttS i m BOXING. VfORTHERN > ORTHERN Boxing oxing Association. SSOCIATION.

Town etall. nnowN ttall. own O-ALii. 1 own JlLall (MONDAY). Two Fast and Spectacular Contests. Duke vr addox. uke lUaddox, featherweight Duke tit addox, champion of n.z. UKE IVI ADDOX, BOXES EX-AMATEUR TOHNNY T ECKIE FEATHERWEIGHT JOHNNY XJECKIE CHAMPION OF TOHNNY T ECKIE. N.Z J OHNNY LJECKIE Fifteen Three-minute Rounds for the JpEATHER WEIGHT rjpiTLE OF AND AT ATT TTATTON iM ATT HATTON. Matt ttatton att ilatton AUCKLAND atton BOXES WELLINGTON PDLACK ■ r>LACK PDLACK . Dlack TEN THREE-MINUTE ROUNDS. Box Plan, NOW open at Carter j and Asber's, Queen St. j Prices. Reserves, 7s &d: Stage, £1; Circle, Hid Stalls. sa. Back Stalls and Gallery. 2s • ; d We pay tax REMEMBER.—The Town Hall regulations require every person to be seated, therefore BOOK EARLY. J. H WATTS. Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE MT. EDEN COUNCIL CHAMBERS. VALLEY ROAD. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24. AT 2.30 P.M. In order to form "a Mt. Eden Branch, of the Auckland Hospital Auxiliary, when Mrs. Kidd. Mrs. Maguire and Officers will attend to explain the aims and purposes. All those interested are cordially invited to attend. J. L. POTTER. Mayoress. COMPETITIONS. w 0 JUMBLE. Many failed through careless spelling. Owing to the number of correct solutions it was necessary to judge on peatness and skill. Forty competitors tied for first place; these to receive a cash prize of 10s each, making 69 prizes in all. Cash Prize Winners. —E. C. Peek. D. M. Howie, Ken. Archer, Walter S. Crocker, Auckland; T. Surgenor. Alan Metson, Westport; Hazel Sigley, Maurice Anderson. Nelson; L. A. Murray, Bay of Plenty; W. Lang. Dunedin: F. Shaw, Khandallah; A. Naughton, A. H. Toomath, Petone; R. A. Rutherford Waikato; B. Meredith, Taumarunui; Mavis Irwin, Katikati; Betty Forsyth, Q. M. Hind, J. Iremonger, G. Shrimpton, E. R. Cross, Mrs. Leighton, S. Le Feuvre, N. Benn. A. L. Charlton, R. A. Philp, F. C. Edwards. Agnes Wright, Wellington; Maurico Erothers. Gisborne; W. McDougall, Greymouth; H. R. Hawthorne, Hastings; C. Craigon. Motueka; D. Aldersly, G. V. Wallis. Hutt; Arcus, Manawatu; Joyce McLean, Waipu; A. Norman, Wanganui; E. Andrews. New Plymouth; M. L. Hurrell, Balclutha; E. McKenzie, Masterton. Consolation Prizes.—R. J. Miller, A. Hudson, J. F. Irvine. E. Dawson, S. Cameron, S. Fergusson, C. B. Lye, O. Miller, E. Guiifoyle, P. E. Wogan, V. Edwards. E. Woodhead, A. L. Pickett, Annie Watts, Bruce Menzies, Wellington, C. Sage, Hawcra; F. H. Watts, Rotorua; A. Gaing, Hamilton; C. Pavitt, Wanganui: A. Aowes, H. A. Moore. J. A. Forrester, Auckland; C. Nichol, Ngaio; H. Winder, Petone; E. Smith, Hutt; Z. Jackson, Frank ton Junction; R. Goldsmith, Gisborne: P. Hart, Wanganui; R. S. Berridge, Whangarei. Solution.—Door. Tablecloth, Tureen. Copper. Ladle, Switches. Hotpoint, Pots, Architraves, Dishcloth. Counterpane, Gramophone, Washtub, Cupboard. Drainpipe, Mantelpiece. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. POINT CHEVALIER* LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. WINNING NUMBER 24. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. J~)ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between HERBERT STANLEY CLENCH and HAROLD GIBBONS, trading as "CLENCH. GIBBONS and CO," is Dissolved by Mutual Consent. The business will be carried on in future under the same name by HAROLD GIBBONS, who will receive all accounts at 'present owing to the business. and will discharge all liabilities. Dated the 17th day of August. 1927. Witness: N. B. Spencer. Solicitor, Auckmd. H. S. CLENCH. H. GIBBONS. A BIG Meeting shortly, Mannkau Electorate Citizens, re Hotel Auckland.— Communicate with P. B. Greanhough. 135. Broadway, Newmarket.