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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Volume 58, Issue 78, 4 May 1929, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. A Fascinatjng and Thrilling Story of 8 - Ncwspaper- Reporter. "A WOMAX AGAIN ST THE WORLD" "A WOMAX AGAIN ST THE WORLD" "A WOMAX' AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAX AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAX AGAIXST THE WORLD" Full of Adventure and Bomance. A MYSTERY TIIRILLER. MA J E « T 1 C mHEATBE AJESTIO I HEATEE (Direction : Fuller-Hayward Theatres.) TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 William Fox presents a story of Thrills, Romance and Ylystery. "A WOMAX7 AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST TIIE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" A dramatic and compelling story oi newspaper life. She unravelled a murder mystery and won a husband. "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" "A WOMAN AGAIXST THE WORLD" PACKED WITH MYSTERY AND THRILLS. The Big Cast includes : Harrison Ford, Gertrude Olmstead, Walter Hiers, Georgia Hale, Lee Moran. In Addition: The Celebrated PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK In a gripping stor.v of London during the air raids. "MUMSEY" "MUMSEY" "YIUMSEY" "MUMSEY" "MUMSEY" "MUMSEY" "YIUMSEY" "MUMSEY" A British picture that takes its place in tlie world as One of the Best. An Excellent Double Star Programme. BOOK FOR TO-NIGHT. PLAN AT THE THEATRE, Call or 'Phone 2708USUAL PRICES. J^AIPUKUEAU rjjTHEATRE. TO-NIGHT— SATURDAY. Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mackaill In "LADY, BE GOOD" "LADY, BE GOOD" From the Famous Musical Comedy. Then CHAHLES MURRAY in "THE HEAD MAN" "THE HEAD MAN" An electioneering story — Politics, Booze, Election Graft and Eun. This is o treat. NEXT TUESDAY. The first appearance of "Flash," Ihe Wonder Dog in "STTADOWS OF TIIE NIGHT" A picture 'J'oo Good io Miss.

SKATING "O J. N K K A T I N G illNE CORONATION HALL, Port Ahuriri. MOX'DA Y . TUESDAY, THURSDAY, 7.3,0 p.m. to 10 p-m. ADMISSION AS USUAL. Private Parties specially catered for. r D. CINCOTTA, Proprietor. ST. JOHN'S SOCIAL CLUB. I {rR^'FTE SOCIAL of tlie above club, to be helcl in St. Jolui's Schoolroom TRIS FY'ENINO, will take the form of a slioi't- concert. Ow'ing to unfnrosprn c-ircumstanccs tliere will be 110 danciug. S upper. Donation. noticeg. "Tliis is Life Eternal, that thoy might know thec tlie onl.v triie God and Jcstis Christ, wliom thou ha>-t f-Cilt" LJolui 17 :3j. AFREE ADDRESS will bc given fGod willing) in the Foresters' Hall, Dickens Street, Napier, on SUNDAY AFTKRNOON, at 3 o'clock. on the subjcct '"J'lie Basic Docirines of Papal and l'rotcstant Christondom sliown to lie the same. and bofli conlrary to Bible Teaching." (1) The doctrine of the trinity, helievin by all seetions of Christendom, basod upon Ihe mytliology of ancient Babylon. (2) Tlie doctrine of the trinity not taught in the Scriptures aiul not jncorporated into the helief of Christendom unlil tlie fourtli contnry A.D. /3) The truth concerning the Fatlier, Son and Holy Spirit essential to be nnderstood and believed before one may render aeeeptable worsbip. Questions Invited. No Collection. ALL INTERESTED WELCOME. IIAWKE'S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD. TN VIEW of the possibility of 1NFLD--H- EX'ZA Teaching this district, arrangements have been made for supplies of anti-infiuenza vaccine to be available at the office of the District Nurse, King's Theatre Buildings Hastings, and at the Outpatients' Department of the Napier Hospital, FREE OF CHARGID to those desirous of availing themselves of this facility, and who are not under the care of private medical Dractitioners. E. T. BEES, !Managing Secretary, Hawke's Bay llospita] Board. THE NEW ZEALAND FABMERS' FERTILISER COMPANY, LTD. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tlie Transfer Books of the Companv will be CLOSED from the 18th to May 31st. 1929. inclusive. By order of the Board of Directors, J. WILSON, , Secretary.