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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15128, 20 February 1922, Page 1

-AMUSEMENTS. THE KING’S THE KING’S NO-NIGHT—ONLY—TO-NIGHT. A Splendid Comedy-Drama. RESPECTABLE BY PROXY. RESPECTABLE BY PROXY. ' Starring the Brilliant Australian Actors, SYLVIA BREAMER Supported by' a Splendid - ALL STAR CAST. In Addition—A Corking Two-Reel Comedy PALS AND PUGS. And the Latest Pathe Gazette. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, MATINEE and NIGHT. Taken by command of His Majesty King George Y. The Official Pictures of the Prince of Wales’ World-Wide Tour, 50,000 MILES 50,000 MILES with the PRINCE OF WALES. PRINCE OF WALES. » An education and a tour round the world for every man, woman and child that sees it. Some of the most wonderful scenes ever witnessed — quaint comedies in various parts of the world, and thrilling incidents. NOTE. —Owing to the phenomenal success of this picture patrons are advised to book their seats at Johnton’s. Prices: D.C. 2/-; Stalls. 1/-; Children i6d, plus tax. _, . TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, ONLY. METHODIST CHURCH. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, at 8 o’clock. “THE AWAKENING OF CHINA.” Rev. Grainger Hargreaves, 'British Delegate to New Zealand. Choruses from the Oratorios. Admission free. Collection. THAMES BAND CONTEST. The Final Meeting of the General Committee" of the Band Contest will be held in St James’ Hall on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, at 7.30 p.m. Executive will meet -at 7 p.m. *E. O. BROWNLEE, ■ Secretary. nTzTrailwaysT T RAILWAY TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS. Commencing Monday, 20th'February, 1922, the running of the 1 p.m. Auckland to Wellington express on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and the 8.35 p.m. Wellington to Auckland express on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (arriving Auckland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) will be .discontinued. BUSINESS NOTICES. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. THE THAMES STAR MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FOLLOWING AGENTS IN THE THAMES DISTRICT:— THAMES —E. Dunnage, Pollen St. S G. Malin, Pollen St. W. Carson, Pollen St. Mrs Coad, Pollen St. Mrs McGhie, Pollen St. Mrs Ingerson, Mary St. Mrs Skelton, Brown St And the various runner boys. THORNTON'S BAY.— H. Osborne. W. J. Treadaway. pue*u . —Mrs Dixon. TAP U.— Miss McMahon. KOPU.— W. Arundel. MATATOKI. —W. Dynes. PURIRI. —CIark Bros. HIKUTAIA.— MaxweII and Brash. PAEROA.— F. Flatt, Bookstall. '' W. Mahoney. TE AROHA.— G. C. Deverell, Bookstall. Mr Robinson. TURUA. —Bagnall Bros. R. McLean. KOPUARAHI. —R. McLean. SHELLY BEACH.— R. McLean. PIPIROA. —J. E. Kelly. WAITAKARURU. —T. W. Elliott. N GATE A. —H. B. Sparrow. KEREPEEHI. —Mrs Lawler. PATETONGA.— Sent by post. WHANGAMATA— G. W. Smales. JOHN H. LANGE, TAILOR. A good range of Suitings to choose from Pollen Street - - Thames LLOYD BROS., GENERAL CARRIERS and CON’- RACTORS. All Classes of Horse Work done. Coal and Firewood in Stock. Cochrane St.-- • Thames.