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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22960, 11 February 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS LET'S ALL BE HAPPY TO-DAY! AT THE REGENT Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m. REMEMBER? Who can forget those outstanding members of the royal family of sophisticated comedies which have been presented recently, such as... . "THE THIN MAN" "AFTER THE THIN MAN" "THEODORA GOES WILD" "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" It is no idle boast for us to state that _ here we have a screamingly clever comedy wHich surpasses even the foregoing. She is the most delicious divorcee who ever got her man she is more " Thcodorable " than erer! JRENE JQUNNE JRENE jQUNNE You will drop your dignity, forget your neighbours, and go deliciously mad with Ironel In "THE AWFUL TRUTH" With QARY Q.RANT And "A STA " AS M R § MITH " Last but not least is the famous terrier who has already captured everyone's heart in bis previous success " The Thin Man." A Columbia Picture. '(Recommended by Censor for Adult*.)' SUPPORTED BY A SUPERB ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME, Including: , "COMMUNITY SINGING," A galaxy of all the popular old Irish melodies. Colour Cartoon: " MOTHER HEN'S HOLIDAY." Sport: "FISHING THRILLS." IT IS ESSENTIAL TO RESERVE NOW! Phone Theatre Special Air-Cooling Installation. Adults, 6d; Res., 1/-; Children, 6d. l/» RICHARD ARLEN |r/ 6d MADGE EVANS — STEPIN FETCHIT X/6d | "HELLDORADO" | jy. A Thrilling, Vivid Drama I /i Full of Old-time Songs and Music! |7. Oa A Great Book Screened—--5000 Prize Novel: yt | "JALINA" | fvl Both Approved Universal Exhibition. 00 A STRONG DRAMATIC BILL AT THE LONDON, Opp. G.P.O. [TUDOR CINEMA | This Evening at 8.15! "Always Cool!' == BEVERLEY ROBERTS & GEORGE = BRENT in the all-Colour Drama: EE "GOD'S COUNTRY AND EE THE WOMAN*" ~ (Approved for Universal Exhibition). An Exciting Story of the Great Outdoorii rr: by James Olivor Curwood. == GOOD ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME! Matinee Tc-morrow at 2.30. 7- . TT -rr>. r Trnvriui a I TAKAPUNA. | GAIETY CINEMA | Th0ne.23.405. John Barrymore in S "BULLDOG DRUMMOND COMES EE BACK." And the Australian Picture: "TALL TIMBERS." (Both Approved Universal Exhibition.) G 23312 "A HEART THAT'S FREE," "PIPES OF PAN." JUNE BARSON. BOND AND BOND'S RECORD SHOP. Customs Street. HOLIDAY NOTICES AUCKLAND FARMERS' 1 FREEZING CO.. LTD. ANNUAL PICNIC. The Head Office of the Company and the King's Wharf and Southdown Works will bo Closed on SATURDAY. 12th inst.. on, which day the Employees' Annual Picnic will take PlaCC ' N.A. THOMSON. Secretary. TOWN BOARD NOTIOES TTiLLERSLIE TOWN DISTRICT. JfJLLERSLIE A meeting of Electors will be held in the Parish Hall, Robert Street, on WEDNES DAY, February 16, at 8 p.m.. when the change of status to that of a Borough will be placed before the electors. H. J. WHITE, • Chairman. Ellenilie, February 11, 1938. PUBLIC NOTIOES ALL Persons having Claims against THOMAS COZENS, late of Auckland, Retired, deceased, are requested to furnist particulars thereof in triplicate, certified as owing at the date of death, viz., February 6. 1038. to J. F. W. DICKSON AND NORRIS, Solicitors, Auckland. Dixieland, limited (IN LIQUIDATION). THE COMPANIES ACT, 1933, SECTION 240 (1). Notice is hereby given that a General Meet ing of Members of the Company will be held at the Office of the undersigned on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1038, at 10.45 a.m. And. further, Notice is hereby given thai a meeting of the Creditors of the Company will bo held at 11. a.m. on the same date and at the same address. BUSINESS.—(I) To receive Liquidator's Re port and Statement of Accounts. (2) To consider offer to purchase the Com' pany's Property at Pt. Chevalier. L. N. ROSS, A.P.A. (N.Z.). Liquidator. 708/10 Colonial Mutual Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland, C.l. February 10, 1938. A UCKL AN D CIT"S A BY-LAW NO. 21. PUBLIC NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN that th< following resolution passed ai a Special Meeting of tho Auckland City Coun cil, convened for that purpose and held on th« 24th day of January, 1038, and intended t< operate as a Special Order, will come up foi confirmation at an Ordinary Meotmg of thi Auckland City Council, to bo held on uio 7tr DAY OF MARCH, 1038, n tho Counci Chamber, Town Hall, Auckland, at 7.31 o'clock p.m., viz.:— "Tho Auckland City Council doth hereby by Special Order, make the foregoing By law to bo known as tho AUCKLAND CIT) BY-LAW , NO. 21." •The purport of tho By-law is to providi for the following:— (1) The regulation and control of tho Zoc logical Park in tho City of Auckland am the conduct of visitors thoreto. (2) Amendini existing By-laws relating to the following:— Fee for inspection of potroleum pumps am tanks; loaving of vehicles stationary on cei tain streets in the City of Auckland: Hos< Taps and tho use of wator through a hose deposit payable on books borrowed from th Public Libraries; charges in respect of ser vice car services operated from the Municipa Transport Terminal; noisy motors on moto vehicles; vehicular traffic remaining stationar; near Safety Zones; leaving vehicles paralle to footway; fee for games of tennis at th Domain. (3) Repealing various section of By laws Nos. 1 and 8, re traffic on streets u the City of Auckland, and of By-law No. 1 relating to heavy traffic licence fees. A copy of the said By-law is deposited a tho Town Clork's Office, Town Hall, Auck land, and is available for inspection by th public during office hours. JAMES MELLING, Town Clerk.