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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17094, 25 February 1919, Page 10

~ j., X JJJLIXHV Amusements. Tffi— — TKS Tivßl{— A ZZ Tivc m Lis? NlggJ I T AST MIGHT i OfaITIVEL\ IJAST INIGHI vUd° , 0F THE VERSATILE, ATHLETIC FAVOURII RSI ©M su *! S ®Sif SLT iSm mm ft i£' jvm -S'. tk " Do°|K Flffiffi {."is Life ma I?®® t. figoim » fins i DSmtil lag 2r*% W e t! pf SSSSM Fairbanks: i° 'fenS ff Fairbanks, of "Comn m FAIRBANKS. Sense," , — -Fairbanks, finds nOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, equally d -C AIRBANKS. porate OUGLAS "FAIRBANKS, out This OUGLAS FAIRBANKS, out. This OUGLAS -C AIRBANKS. positively ( D "nOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, best Fa -L/OUGLAS -FAIRBANKS, banks' r Douglas Fairbanks, turo we ha OUGLAS I AIRBANKS. shown. ALSO, wn A splendid .supporting programme, incli'di on The Evolution of Winter Sports, ply An Astronomer's Workshop. ,nd The Art of Ju Jitsu." ca The Latest Gazette, [kg _ And the TIVOLI COMPLETE ORCHESTRA. ily TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). We have pleasure in presenting, Dorothy "TV alton In OROTHY .UALTON "THE S. "nOROTHY "HALTON KAISER'S -L' OROTHY JJ ALTON" SHADOW." TIVOLI - Reserves at H. — TIVOI J™LI - deal's Queen - 1 IVOI ■v TIVOLI - St.; or Theatre - TIVOI * IVOLI - 'Phone 2236 Auto. - iIVOL THE EAGLE'S EYE — Ist MARCH, 191 til ■■ at Shows. to ' — — 1 JpRANKLIN A. AND P. SOCIETY 34th—ANNUAL SHOW-34th, (Record Entries) On P. 28th FEBRUARY Ist MARCH, 191! At PUKEKOHE. r- THE GREAT AUTUMN SHOW OF TH] P AUCKLAND PROVINCE. [j ATTRACTIVE SIDE SHOWS, t Including Circus and Merry-go-round. Fun for All. RIDING. JUMPING, and HUNTING EVENTS. - SPECIAL TRAINS FROM AUCKLAND Last year 8000 people visited our Show. Everyone was pleased with it tome this year. Bring your friends. You will never regret it. f 1 IDEAL FOR PICNIC PARTIES, r not water provided free. ' D. R. HAMILTON, j Secretary. ' Excursions, Picnics, etc. T HIS DAY (TUESDAY). : •JSrofeSr EXC U R SlO NTO RIVER""it °NmDRGA (The People's p v.'»u , , a ,S Birkdale, Hobsonville, Grecnhithe and Waimarie. ' A Steamer will leave the Waterfront, op&1. m oll A r llls ' atlo »n. Return rare, Is 6d; Onotaunga. fj. BRADNEY AND BINNS. "[JNITEI> go OT JEADES PI C N I c. I C N I C. MORROW! IpO-MORROW! JSLAND. (By Courtesy of Mrs. Reid.) Albatross loaves Ferry Tee, 9 a.m. and I 1.30 p.m. HOT WATER. TEA, MILK AND SUGAR PROVIDED. C. A. WATTS. Hon. Sec. Corporation Notices. £JITY OF' AUCKLAND. " CLEANING-UP' WEEK." The Auckland City Council has decided to institute a " Cleaniog-up Week " for the period from WEDNESDAY NEXT, February 26, to TUESDAY, March 4, both days inclusive. This is done as a precautionary measure against the recurrence of influenza or other epidemics. Additional House Refuso Collection Services will be available, and citizens are specially requested to clean up their premises thoroughly and arrango for all rubbish, tins, or other matter, which may harbour rats, etc., to be placed ready for removal by Council oarts on the day on which the collection is usually made. The refuse should be placed in the usual position inside the property, within 10 feet from the boundary and easily accessible. Particular attention is drawn to the 'ollowing extracts from Section 400 of the By- I law:—No person, being the Occupier of any Building, Land, or Premises in tho City or iin the case of unoccuDicd premises) <ysing , the owner thereof, shall ° ] (a) Permit or sufler any refuse, waste matter, material or thing to remain or be kept in such a manner or for such a time as to afford shelter or harbourage for rats, or encourage rats or other vermin to visit and frequent, : or be in such building, land, or premises. (f) Fail to protect from access of rats or other vermin, so far as is practicable, any articlo which is or is likely ■ to ;*Y fo ,°, c i !or ratß ' Negl'vt in any such building, land, or premises whore rats or other vermin exist or are harbouicd, 01 in which there is evidence of such existence or harbonring, to i destroy rats by poisoning or trapping, , or such other means as th© Chief Sani X tary Inspector may direct. ig) Fail to remove or obliterate nests, burrows, or habitual haunts of rats in any such building, land or premises,

(h) Fail to keep all such buildings and premises and all cellars, outbuildings, and sanitary conveniences belonging thereto in a cleanly condition, and shall, when required by the Chief Sanitary Inspector, or other duly appointed officer of the Council, and within the time directed, cause the same, or such of them as tho Chief Sanitary In. spector or officer may order, to bo effectually cleaned or purified. During tho " Cleaning-up Week, - ' these provisions will be emphasised and particularly enforced, and the whole-hearted support and active co-operation of householders are invited with the object of making the movement a success, and in tho interests of the health of tho community generally. HENRY W. WILSON, February 21. 1919. Town Clerk.

Electoral. QNEH UN G A MAYORALTY. I beg to announce to the Electors of Onehunga Borough that I will be a, Candidate for the above at the next Election, and respectfully solicit the support of the Electors. R. W. AINSWOIiTH. LECTORS. LECTORS. •REFERENDUM, |Q 1919. THE ROLLS ARE IN A MOST INCOMPLETE CONDITION. MODERATE LECTORS ARE WARNED TO SEE THAT THEIR NAMES ARE ON THE ROLLS. gEE pOR YOURSELVES. Removal Notices. ARTHUR H. WHITE, F.N.Z.1.A., Archi■lx tect. has removed to Offico No. 21" Victoria Arcade (second floor). ' " THE Ohinemuri Light and Power Co., Ltd.—The Office of the Company has been removed to No. 212, Victoria Arcade. —Arthur H-. White,* Secretary. Herald WRITING TABLETS XX Best on the Market. ' 20a Cd doz„ plus la postage.