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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 364, 26 May 1928, Page 14

W XCALA ADVC RTIStNO benefitis SVEftVDMB TO-NIGHT IS THE LAST NIGHT advertising JE7 A Jta JjBJJTIQiif You mustn't miss this E<hiiiit thousands have already seen and h ' th u ? h, y enjoyed. b j the Southern of its Hemisphere. It interests child. YOU MUST NOT MISS IT "Oman ana and THE MODEL HOUSE F'sVhoSrV SMiff h rlT n sfi?h ADVERTISING AND SI'REEN rvi'. l ACTERS CHAR. ° f „ the , m . ost entertain. Join in the ipersonators 0 , ing attract! of Judging those we .-known figures BIG PRIZE COMPETIT ON See Temptation Row and the p„... Gallery and forecast what you tfYnk w 3 Y e J he m ° St P°P u 'ar ap"«f Valuable prizes are offered for th~. of the public most correct in «3 forecasts. ,le,r FREE CONTINUOUS PICTURES Interesting arid entertaining n.r tures are being shown contmuoj.lv in the Amberbrook Room. Tea .7biscuits can be obtained for th! modest sum of threepence MANY OTHER ATTRACTIONS Come ai d see the Mustard Club Temptation Row. Publicity Paridi' Business Alley and The Government - h Mh™ Wa wfli Publ,cit y Display. The children will love the wording "open nust not UNTIL 1C P.M. tiiss it—you’ll regret it if you do. Come to-night. It takes the whole of the 3I G TOWN HALL. CONCERT CHAMBER and SUPPER ROOMS. Onehunga Citizens’ Band in attendance. Admission, Is. Children, 6d. AUCKLAND 'JOB® CITY MISSION HIPPODROME THEATRE. SUNDAY EVENING. Doors Open 6.30. . —Orchestra, under direction of Mr. Rev. Charles Chandler Subject: “THE PUBLISHER ” Offertory Solo: SACRED LULLABY «17th Century). Arr. Samuel Liddle. Soloist, AMY HANSARD. L.R.A.M. Holy Communion ne::t THURSDAY at 11 a.m., CHAPEL OF ST. FRANCIS, Mission Office. We are Clothing. kindly Ring jrgent e>d of second-har van will call if folks w —■ ■ •••■« 43-045 or 46-056, fro l MONDAY TO FRIDAY. N-B.—Don't forget Bible-in-Schoo Rally. Town Hall. TUESDAY £VENIN N EXT. JASPER CALDER, City Missioner. BAND PERFOHMAUCES. f] IT Y OF AUCKL AN D. Zoological Park SUNDAY AFTERNOON, At 2.45 O’clock. Splendid Musical Programme by The Auckland Municipal Band Conductor, MR. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. God Save the King. March, “The Advance Guard” .Ord Hume Hymn, “Supplication” Chr. Smith Overture, “Crown D amonds". - Aub«r Waltz-Intermezzo, “Beethoven Echoes” Chr. Smith Selection. “Sullivan Operas” . Godfrey March, “Sergeants of the Guard" Rimmer Scene Espagnole, “Sevillana” Elgar Intermezzo. “The Pilgrim’s Way" Ancliffe Ouverture Solenneile, “1812” Tschaikowsky National Anthem. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. LECTURES. The Humanist Policy Mr. R. M. Thomson, the N.Z. Humanist, offers to address meetings upon, “THE HUMANIST POLICY POLITICS, LIFE AND IN HEALTH. Donations are invited to Humanist Fund to carry on education against disease. “The Griqua Prayer” is sold at rates of one copy 6d, three at 1s 3d. All donations by Postal Note to R. M. THOMSON, 46 Summer Street, PonsonbyHOSPITAL WEEK FREE LECTURE DR. BEVAN BROWN Pathologist, Auckland Hospital, , Will give an Address on “ Bacterial Origin of Disease ’ \T THE UNIVERSITY, SYMONDS STON TUESDAY. MAY 29, AT 8 P L WM. C. POOLE, Ph.D*. °- D -’ Christ Church. Westminster, vt Great Prohibition Rallv lALL, TUESDAY JUNE ) R DIE—THE ANGLO-SAXO DILEMMA.”