AMUSEMENTS. THE K' I ft Q ' THE KING’S. Beaumont Smith Presents TO-NIGHT ONLY. TO-NIGHT ONLY. ‘ ' TO-NIGHT ONLY. Australia’s Real Photoplay, “ WHILE THE BILLY BOILS.” Dip your pannikin in, it’s got the true Australian Flavour. It’s the finest of all. HENRY LAWSON’S stories. The Star is ELSIE McCORMICK, The Beautiful Wellington Girl, who has already made a name for ... <; i herself. \ “THE LOST CITY.” First Episode of the Greatest Wild Animal Serial ever made, starring JUNITA HANSEN. DON’T MISS THE OPENING. D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/-,' plus tax MUSIC, Song and Dance to-night in Central Hall. Roll up for the Fisheries’ Queen.
STRAND THEATRE TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT . FINALE— THURSDAY, OCT. 13. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE RECITAL, By Mrs. Doidge's Pupils, POI DANCE, By the Kopu Native Girls. In aid of Queen' * of Fisheries (Pattie Clark). Admission- D.C. 2/-, Stalls 1/-. THAMES BOWLING CLUB. .POSTPONEMENT OF OPENING. Owing to the unsettled weather the opening of the greens wilTnot take place until Saturday the 22nd October. ' ‘ H.' ROWE, \ r President. notice! As Several - visiting Bandsmen have had the misfortune to contract serious illness, as the result of the •inclement weather during the contest, the Regimental Band desires to assist in defraying the unlooked-for heavy expense of medical .treatment of their fellow Bandsmen. A Programme of Music will, be played at the corner of Pollen and 'Pahau Streets on - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1921 AT 7.15 P.M.,' when donations will be received.
To-night To-night, in the Central • Hall, a Galaxy of Grace and Beauty. Turn out for the Fisheries’ Queen. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. • 1 SPRING MEETING, 1921. . NOVEMBER sth and 7th. Nominations for all handicaps (1 sov. each), AND FORFEITS G.N. Guineas and Welcome Stakes. SUMMER MEETING, 1921-22. December 26th and 2Stli, and January 2nd and 3rd. NOMINATIONS FOR:— Auckland Cup. Railway Handicap. Summer Cup. Racing Club Handicap. Grandstand Handicap. Islington Plate. Auckland Plate. CLOSE by FIVE O’CLOCK on FRIDAY, 14th OCTOBER, . FEES to accompany nominations or declaration of forfeit. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary.
Grand Song and Dance Recital by the pupils of Mrs C. Doidge,in Central Hall to-night. “Finale” for the Fisheries’ Queen. Quite an Institution how. What; Why, Parker’s Weekly Sales ond Fridays, at the Mart. BUY A BRITISH PIANO CHALLEN PIANOS, LONDO Both Grands and Uprights. Write for Catalogue and Price, Sole Agent: KENNETH EAD Y, 474 Queen Street - A \ Let Us Quote You For BUND REQUIREMEN SAMPLES AND PRICES On WARMANS’ FURNISH
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 14783, 13 October 1921, Page 1
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