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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 101, 29 April 1913, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS. HjM-S. NEW ZEALAND, WB WELCOME YOU TO OUR CITY! QUEEN'S THEATRE, QUEEN STREET. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! Daily, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. TO-DAY -- TUESDAY - TO-NIGHT Magnificent Success of MYSTERY OF THE ELK BANK. MYSTERY OF TUB ELK BANK. A Powerful and Sensational Drama. THE DEATH OF LUCRECE. Historical Drama. BLOOMER HURRIES Xrr. TIMID LOVERS AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. FRONTIER OF TIBET. Think of It! Think of It! Adults, 6d. Children, 3d. Managerial Notice.—Al! Members of H-M.s. New Zealand in uniform will be admitted free to all sessions during their stay in our city. XXK X ,T G . B^fKGB THEATRE <op J?ksL¥i Tbei "tre Stalls Eutrance). CONTINUOUS PICTURES. BATTLESHIP WEEK. Open from 11 a.m. till 10 p.m. NOW SHOWIXG-TUES. AND WED. SPECIAL STAR DRAMA THE GREAT ROMANTIC PHOTOPLAY, "JJIHILIST Sensational Drama. _. ~„ , In Three Reels. Thrilling in Situations. Startling Occurrences, Unique in its Dramatic I oirer. It holds its audience spellbound throughout. Truly a Remarkable Film. P^ AI 1 V i TIC A PIERROT'S DRBAM (Comic). SORRENTO. ITALY (Scenic). BLOOMER, CHAMPION WRESTLER (Comic). " Evening Sessions: B. Stalls, 3d.- F Stalls and Circle, 6d. ' 67 ELECTORAE. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ELECTION OF ONE MEMBER. In pursuance of the Harbours Act. lflOS. the Harbours Amendment Act, 1010, the Local Election aud Polls Act, 1008, and the amendments thereto, public notice Is hereby given that the undermentioned Candidates having been duly nominated for the Office of Member of the above mentioned Board, and the Candidates exceeding the vacancies to be filled, viz., one, a Poll will bo taken : for tbe Election of one member of the Harbour Board to represent the combined districts of ltemnera, Epsom. One-tree Hill. Panmuro. Orakel, Mount Wellington, and Tamaki 'West, the Town District of Ellerslie, and tbe Boroughs of Newmarket and Onehnnga, at the undermentioned Tolling Places on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April. 1013, between the hours of 0 a.m. and 7 p.m. » Names of Candidates: BAGLF.Y. CHARLES. HOLMES, ARTHUR SAMUEL. POLLING BOOTHS: Public Hall. Broadway, Newmarket. Fire Brigade Station,' Park Road, Newmarket. St. Aldan's Hall. Remuera Road, Remuera. St. Mark's Hall, Remuera Road, Remuera. Harp of Erin Hall, Great South Road, Onetree UIIL Epsom liali. Mannkau Road, One-tree Hill. Mauukan Water Supply. Manukau Road, Epsom and One-tree Hill. Mills' Empty Store. Manukau Road, Epsom. Parish Hall. Ellerslie. Road Board Offices, Tamaki West Public Hall, Panmnre. Public Liali, Queen Street, Onehunga. Tea Kiosk, Symonds Street. Onehunga. Mason's Hall. Tbe Strand. St. Heller's Bay. L. BUISSON. Returning Officer for the Combined Districts. Newmarket. April 15th. 1013. 570

O.NE Empire. One Yote —For JOE F. MacMAHON. TTARBOUR "DOARD T^LECTION. EVERY VOTER ON THE CITY ROLL, Which Includes FARNELL, GREY LYNN AND ARCH HILL, Has a Vote for tbe Harbour Board. EVERY VOTE WANTED FOR J. H. G rNSON Who Is Standing for Re-election. 34 TTOSFITAL "DOARD "p LECTION. -p«LECTORS. tj-yALLACE (Present Represen tatlTe) WILL SPEAK AT THREE LAMPS, ipO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), AT Q O'CLOCK. COME AND HEAR HIM. Absolutely Independent. 28 EVERYBODY'S Dejing It."—Vote for JOE F. MacMAHON. "DOROUGU OF NEWMARKET. , Pursuant to Section 17 of the Shops nnd Offices Act, 1008, I hereby give notice that a Poll of the Electors of tho Borough of I Newmarket will he held on Wcdnesdav, the SOfh day of April, 1013. for the purpose of determining tbe Statutory Closing Day on which all Shops in the Combined District of the City of Auckland, and tho Boroughs of Newmarket, Mount Eden. Mount Albert, Grey Lynu, Birkenhead, aud Northcote, shall close. POLLING BOOTHS: Public Hall. Broadway. Newmarket. Fire Brigade Station, Park Road, Newmarket. L. BUISSON. 521 Retrning Officer. A ■ CANDID Candidate for the Council— A\- JOE F. MacMAHON. "\TOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— At the request of numerous Electors, I am a Candidate for a Seat on the Borough Council. If elected, I will do my best to secure a fair- expenditure of funds in all parts of the district, and further the interests of the Borough as a whole. Yours faithfully, 60 A. G. LEE. CITY COUNCIL ELECTION—Vote fo. Neville Newcomb, and you vote for Progress. Economy, and Efficiency. 513 /-IREY LYNN BOROUGH ELECTION. VOTE FOR DTRON gQUIRE. HE IS THE MAN YOU REQUIRE IN THE COUNCIL. PUT HIM AT TOP OF POLL--45 Everybody's Dolnc It."— VO.U tor \JU JOE F. MjuMAHON*