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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20642, 14 August 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 4TH RUGBY TEST. DAY. Played at Wellington. STRAND (A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre). SESSIONS: 11, 2.15, S. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A DRAMA- OP THE GREAT OUTDOORS FROM THE CELEBRATED STAGE PLAY. So wild, she makes the „ _ Wild West seem tame. So lHb leasing, «<ho forces tho man « -rnr she loves to kidnap her. niu So daring, she risks licr honour to save her life. LiKtA 1 With GREAT DOROTHY nivinl , „ MACKAILL, DVTOE.. LAN KEITII. Photographed on the Arizona Desert, Most Beautiful. (A First National and Vitaphone Production). Dance Hall, •where young love pulses to throbbing >i tunes—where young lives are L/AINV-C, caught in a swirl of pleasure " DANCE —where yo uig hearts artbroken—and mended. HALL." with HALL." ARTHUR LAKE, OLIVE BORDEN. (A Radio Picture), BOX PLANS AT STRAND. Phone 43-111. ' ■— CRYSTAL PALACE" (MT. EDEN). TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. (Direct from National Ineatre.) BLANCHE SWEET, TOM MOOItE. In "THE WOMAN RACKET (from "Whilo the City Sleeps")., A smashins: exposure of New York Plight .Luc. - 5 Selected G'alkie Fcaturettcs. NEW~REGENT (EPSOM). TO-NIGHT, S O'CLOCK. THURSDAY AND FRIDA Y ONLY. WM. COLLIER, JUN., ALICE DAY, In "THE MELODY MAN.' A "Talkie" Rhapsody. 4 Selected Talkie Feature ties. MUSIC WEEK. j AUCKLAND'S GREAT MUSIC WEEK. ; AUGUST 16 TO 23. Daily programmes aily Jl rogrammes BY LEADING MUSICAL SOCIETIES. j SOLOISTS. ORCHESTRAS, CHOIRS, j . BANDS. ETC. j SATURDAY. KiTH. TOWN | Institute Orchestra, from 7 p.m. to 7.45, 'conductor, Haroid Baxter. 8 p.m.. Grand Concert by Municipal Choir, oa- ! sisted by Leading Soloists; conductor, ; Maughan Barnett. ; SUNDAY, 17TH, TOWN HALL. 3.30 p.m.— ' Recital of Sacred Music by Municipal ! Choir; conductor, Mr. Maughan Barnett. i SUNDAY, 17TII. TOWN HALL, 5.30 p.m.— ! Auckland Municipal Band; bandmaster, Christopher Smith. ~ , v i COMMUNITY EVERY DAY i from MONDAY TO FRIDAY. ?OWN 1 HALL, 1*2.30 to 3.30. Admission Free. MONDAY, 18TH, LEWIS EADY HALL, ;i.30 p.m.—illustrated Lecture on Schumann, by Barry Coney. MONDAY, ISTH. TOWN lIALL, 8 p.m.— Grand Conceit by Royal Auckland Male Choir; conductor, Dr. W. E. TUESDAY." 19TH. LEWIS EADY IT ALL. 3.30 p.m.—Piano Students' Association. __ T TUESDAY, 19TH. TOWN HALL, 8 p.m.— Concert by Combined Schools Choirs; conductor, E. Varley Hudson. TUESDAY. 19TH, LEWIS EADY HALL, 8 p.m.—-Concert by Auckland Chamber WEDNESDAY*!" MTH, LEWIS EADY HALL 3.30 p.m.—Recital by Miss Margot Toner (Pinuoforto), Miss Jean Allen (> ionn)» Miss Berta Carr (Vocalist). WEDNESDAY. 20TH. TOWN HALL, 3.30. Secondary Schools Concert by Pupils of Ep3ora Grammar School, St. Cutlibert's College. Auckland Grammar WEDNESDAY, 20TH, TOWN HALL. '8 p.m.—Grand Miscellaneous Concert. THURSDAY. 21 ST. TOWN HALL. 2.30 ! Grand Concert by pupils of Auckland j Catholic Schools; conductor, Rev. Bro. ! Henrick. „ .. _ ; THURSDAY, 31 ST. LEWIS EADY HALL, 3.3o.—Academic Club Concert. I THURSDAY. 21ST. TOWN HALL. 8 n.m.— I Grand Concert by Auckland Choral ! Society and Bohemian Orchestra; coni ductor, Colin Muston, L.R.A.M. ! FRIDAY, 22ND, LEWIS EADY HALL, 3.30.---Demonstrations of Dalcroze Eurhythmies, by Miss Berl Whistler, i FRIDAY, 22ND. TOWN HALL, 8 p.m.— 1 Grand Maori Conceit by St. Stephen's rind Queen Victoria Schools, under the direction of Colin Muston, L.R.A.M. Also, Civic Theatre Orchestra (conductor, Howard Moody). SATURDAY. 28RD, TOWN HALL, S p.m.— Concert by Auckland Municipal Baud; bandmaster, Christopher Smith. Admission to each Concert (Sunday excepted). Is; Children half-price, j Season Tickets, admitting to 12 Concerts ! (transferable), price 6s BUY YOUR SEASON TICKETS (also Programmes, 3d each), NOW ON SALE Ax 1 ALL MUSIC SELLERS. r , Booking, 6d extra each sent, NOW OPE>i at. Lewis Eady, Ltd., The Box Office, Queen Street. A. L. STEDMAN. Hon. Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. 1 :ough . OF takaruna. BY-LAWS No. IG. Notico is hereby given that nt a Special Meeting of the Takapuna Borough Council held on TUESDAY. 29th July, 1930, the following Resolution, intended to act as a Special Order, was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation at nn Ordinary Meeting of the Council to bo held on WEDNESDAY, 27th August, 1930, at 7 p.m.. at tho Council Chambers. Lake Road, Takapuna RESOLUTION. That this Special Meeting of the Takapuna Borough Council called in pursuance of the Municipal Corporations Act. 1920, hereby approves of and udopts ByLaws No. 10. Tho objeot of By-Laws No. 16 is to prohibit cyclists and _ others banging on to moving motor vehicles. A copv of tho proposed By-law is deposited at tho Council Office. Takapuna. and will bo open for inspection dunm? Office hours from this date to the 6aid -«tu August, 1930. Dated at Takapuna this 30th day of July, 1930. n. L. BOWDEN. Town Clerk. BUSINESSES WANTED. AERATKD Water Business, country; must bear full investigation.—fc ull particulars to Soda, 3'28. Heuai.d. BOARDING or Apartment House, good, wanted; Rood locality.—Write particulars to Reliable. 311, Hkralw. BOARDING House, small, leaso, right purchase, with permanents; no agents. —Send particulars R.. 27-1, Herald. BUSINESS (Mixed) or Stationery and Confectionery, wanted to buy for cash. —Buyer, 335, Hkkalp. GENUINE Buyer wants sound business, town or country.—Fullest particulars, strictly confidential, to Cash, 327, Hkkalp., T have £25 for a small Business, emit I Youth, 18 years.—Writo Cash, 33-, HETIAM>. II FIXED Fruit, Confectionery, Vegetables. IV A etc.; country or outer suburban, urgent. —Full purlic.ulars. Confidential. 371). HtniATii). SEVERAL genuine buyers wanting approved Boarding Houses; country and town. —Particulars to Agent, 439. Hf.rat.t). urgently require a number of Town V V and Country Businesses for clients.— 11. H. Ptittle, Pukekoh:*. WANTED TO LEASE. FARM, 10 to 20 acres, outbuildings; near Auckland; south preferred.--Reaeou--391, Her alp. T3ICTURE Theatre, pood_ country town, X with right to install high-grade Thlkjo equipment.—Talkies, 153, Herald.