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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20309, 17 July 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC THEATRE. POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAYS. NOTE! THIS PICTURE WILL NOT 13K SHOWN IN THE SUBURBS FOR MANY MONTHS. (ORIGINAL) " COHENS AND KELLYS." "COHENS AND KELLYS." "COHENS AND KELLYS." More Laughs than an Klephant has Wiin kles. FULL STAGE PRESENTATION AND MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA. COMMENCING FRIDAY. THE SUPERLATIVES IN THE DICTIONARY CANNOT CONVEY TO YOU JUST HOW GOOD OUR NEXT PROGRAMME IS - BUT WK SINCERELY AND HONESTLY BELIEVE THAT IT IS THE BEST PROGRAMME WE HAVE EVER SHOWN •'IE WHOLE SKY'S THE TENT. 'HE WHOLE WORLD'S THE RING. I "THE AIR CIRCUS" I With LOUISE DRESSER. SUE CAROL. DAVE ROLLINS. ARTHUR NEW Thrills, NEW Laughs. in 11 N E\Y Setting. Youth learning to Fly. Soaring to the sky, plunging to the earth. SEE the Double Parachute Jump., SEE the Crashes—the Miraculous Escapes BIGGER THAN BARN UMS-'l HE AIH CIRCUS. And Then A New Romance by the Man who made " Ben Hur." Metro-Goldwin Presents "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." "DREAM OF LOVE." With JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD, Supported bv NILS ASTHER, THE NEW SCREEN LOVERS The Logical Successors to the BankyColeman Combination, IN THEIR FIRST BIG ROMANTIC TRIUMPH. I THIS PROGRAMME RUNS I THROUGH THE WHOLE THERMOMETER OF EMOTIONS i I-'ROM THE CHILL OF THRILLS TO THE HEAT OF PASSION. I I Box Plan at Theatre Phone (3-210. ST. JAMES' THEATRE, COMMENCING FRIDAY NIGHT. " DOG DAYS," FRANK O'BRIAN AND HIS REVELLERS GO TO THE DOGS. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. - gLANDFOBD PARK. fiP SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. See the Dominion Premier Soccer Team in Action. English Trophy Challenge, i WELLINGTON AUCKLAND T I (Holders). | FOLLOW THE CROWD TO BLANDFORD PARK, SATURDAY NEXT. DEMONSTRATIONS. Q.ASQO O K I N G j j E M 0 N S T R A T I 0 N S. a'i' J>]TT ST. DEMONSTRATION ROOMS. EVER 1' MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, from 2.30 to 4 p.m. EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, from 7.30 to 8.30. This Week's Suburban Demonstration: FRIDAY, July 19. at ONEHUNGA, from 2.30 to 4 p.m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p.m. L EARti T o C OOK gY QAS L E C T R I C COOKING DEMONSTRATION. Lcatn to Cook on the MOFFAT ELECTRIC RANGE. Free Demonstrations every Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.; and Friday Evenings at 7. TURNBULL AND JONES, LTD.. Wellesley Street East, Opposite Public Library. PUBLIC NOTICES. O C A L BILL. Notice is hereby given that a Local Bill will be introduced into Parliament during the present tiessiori thereof under the title of "The Auckland Electr.c-Power Board Amendment Act, 192!)," amending "The Auckland Electric-Power board Act, 1021 - 22 " The objects ol the Bill are:— (a) To amend Sub-Section 2 of Section 5 of the Auckland Electric-Power Board Act, I'jJl-22 by adding thereto the following words: —"Provided that in the case of husband and wife tin- qualification as a rate payer possessed by either of them shall be deemed t' be possessed bj each of them." (bl To prov !f <">'r ttie establishment of an Imprest Account to be operated on by the General Manager or Treasurer, which shall be available for the payment of emergency expenditure The above Dill wi I bo introduced into Parliament by or on behalf of the Auckland Electric Power Hoard A copy ol the sail. Hill has in accordance with the Standing Orders been deposited in the Magistrate's Court at Auckland, and is there open for r»hl' r inspection Dated ai Auckland this second day of July, 1929 NICHOLSON, G RIB BIN, ROGERSON ANL NICHOLSON. Solicitors to' the Auckland Electric-Power BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES. WW £BOO'A' TBO ' ,1 " AT ' ONS £BOO THIS GROUP IS NOW BEING OPENED jyURST ALLOT, JULY Give in Your Name Now at the Society's OHico, CORNER WELLESLEY AND ALBERT STREETS. The A uckland C o-operative| TERMINATING jgUILDING gOCIETY