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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 10965, 29 July 1921, Page 3

amusements. KING'S The Theatre that ING'S. sets the standard. K ING’b ! ING'S.) ‘•WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” ‘‘WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE,.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE." “WHAT WOMEN LOVE." “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” "WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” “WHAT WOMEN LOVE.” This is the famed diving Venus's first modern story an <1 is entirely different from anything she has ever done, for the Maritime luminary, that displays her aquatic talents generously and shows her as a twentieth century athletic girl. The Most Beautiful Figure on Earth. ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANXETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ANNETTE ICELLBRMAN. ICBLLBRMAN. KBLLBRMAN. KEILLBTtMAN. KELLBRMAN. ICBLLBRMAN. KBLLERMAN. KHLLKRMAN. KEtLLBRHAN. KELLER,MAN. KBLLBRMAN. KBLLBKMAN. KHLLE'RMAN. KBLLBKMAN. KELLEfRMAN. KBLLBKMAN. KBLLBKMAN. KHLLBKMAN. KBLLBKMAN. KBLLBKMAN. 210 Smiles! 76 Big Laughs! 4 Sensations! Como and count ’em yourself. The most remarkable underwater comedy and fijjlit over photographed. With a Special Prologue by the pupil 9 of MISS KATHLEEN O’BRIEN, MTKS KATHLEEN O’BRIEN, MISS KATHLEEN O’BRIEN, Wellington’s Beau tv Ballet. Wellington’s Beauty Ballet. Latest English News. Patho Review, And KING’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Plan at The Bristol till s—after5 —after 5 at the Theatre, ’phone 22-212. sTMARY’S BAZAAR.

TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, JULY 30th to AUGUST 13th. , OPENING TO-MORROW EVENING AND EVERY EVENING at 7.30 p.m. Daihty Stalls replete with choice wares, Valuable Raffle 6, Diverting Side Shows, First-class Orchestra, Dancing by Leading Wellington Talent. Excellent Pierrot Troupe, Delightful Entertainments. EVERY EVENING COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. All Kinds of Amusement for Young and Old. Come Yourself. Bring Your- Friends. Have a good time and assist a noble undertaking. Admission, Is. Children, 6d. « FOOTBALL. BROWN SHIELD. ■JgASIN RESERVE. TO-MORROW. , CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON. ■Kick-off 3 p.m. Curtain-raiser: CANTERBURY JUNIORS v. WELLINGTON JUNIORS. Kick-off 1.30 p.m. T Admission Is. A. WILLIAMS, Hon. Sec. W.F.A. 792

PUBLIC NOTICES. rjTHE WA REHOUSE of the undersign A 4 ed will, be CLOSED TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), July 30th, for Annual Stocktaking. W. M. BANNATYNE AND’ CO., LTD., 77-85, Customhouse quay, 748 Wellington. THE UNION BANK OP AUSTRALIA, LIMITED. Established, 1837.1 [lncorporated, 1880. £ Capital authorised and issued 7,500,000 Paid-up capital 2,500,000 Reserve liability of Proprietors 5,000,000 Reserve Fund 2,750,000 Together 10.250,000 A FINAL DIVIDEND of 7s Od per share in respect to the year ended February 28th, 192 J, having been declared, • same is now payable to shareholders on the New Zealand Branch L, in reßpect of Register at June 90th, 1921, shares standing in their names that date. on C. G. OGILVIE. Wellington. Inspector. _ SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE Secretary will be in attendance at the Rooms, Bridge's Buildings, 119 Willis street, on TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, from 10 to 12.30. A’l communications strictly confidential. HOTEL LANGMUIR. TAUMAKtJNUI (Opposite Railway Station). OFFERS First-class Accommodation. Electric Light throughout. Night Porter. All trains met. Wire for accommodation. A. J. LANGMUIR', Proprietor.