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

AMUSEMENTS. TH E TJ- ING'S mHEATRE. H E ■"- ING'S J-'HEATBE. End of Id Section, Pitt Street. THE MASTER MARK OF PICTUREDOM. FULLER'S- The Best T>ICTURBS. uller's of aii -Pictures. And BURKES SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. THE NATIONAL HUNT STEEPLECHASE Cheltenham, March, 1013. TIGRIS. TIGRIS. (Length. 4.600 ft.). Unquestionably the Most Wonderful and Exciting DETECTIVE DRAMA ever produced, far Surpassing all previous efforts in its Realism and Sensation. THE LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. LOWER NORMANDY—CoIoured Scenic A DESPERATE CHANCE. OriTSAH, Apache for Sweetheart. A Tale of Savage Constancy. A QUEER ELOPEMENT. A MOTOR BOAT PARTY. 1/ and 6d. Reserves, 1/6, at Ivil Bros. mHE MANAGEMENT of the undermentioned Theatres have, through His Worship the Mayor (C. .1. Parr, Esq.), inriled the Officers and Men of H.M.S. New Zealand to visit tbeir respective Theatres at any performances given at THE KINGS THEATRE THE LYRIC THEATRE THE GLOBE THEATRE THE QUEEN'S THEATRE THE PALACE THEATRE THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL during-the-stay of tbe Battleship Tbe Officers are asked to phone up the Managers, when seats will be Reserved, and the Men In Uniform will be admitted to any part of the Theatres at any performance. 532 NEWTON PICTURE PALACE. Karangahape Road Id section. CONTINUOUS PICTURES. Come Where the Crowds are Coming. SEE SEE DARLING OF C.S.A.—Kalcm Drama. NEW FAITH—Selig Drama. REGENERATION—Vita Drama. Series Dramas, Comedies, Sceulcs, Comics. Each day, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 to 10.15 p.m. Prices, Oil and 3d. 6d aud 3d to all parts. ELECTORAL. "XTEWMARKET BOROUGH COUNCIL. BIENNIAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. Pursuant to Section 11 of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 1006. I hereby give notice that the following persons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the offlce of Councillors:— BOONE. PERCIVAL SPENCER BORGOLTE. GUSTAVE FERDINAND COURT. ALFRED HENRY DONALDSON, SAMUEL FISH. JAMES HUNTER FOOKES, WILFRED HAMRLIN, WILLIAM HENRY .IAFFREY. WILLIAM .TAMES LEEK. CHRISTOPHER McCOLL. JAMES O'MEARA, FRANCIS JOHN SECCOeMBE. ALFRED RUTLAND, TAYLOR. FRED. YON AMELN. KARL JOSEF WHITTOME. ALFRED ERNEST And there being only nine 10) vacancies to he filled, a Poll will be taken between the said Candidates on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April. 1»13, between the hours of ft a.m. and 7 p.m., at the following j Polling places:— Public Hall. Broadway i Fire Brigade Station.* Park Road, Newmarket. Dated this 23rd day of April. 1013. _ L. BUISSON. 571 Returning Officer.

T ASK FROM EACH ELECTOR /~|NE -"CTOTE QNLY. MAY I KINDLY SOLICIT YOUK TNTEREST AND -yOTE? "YTEVILLE -JTEWCOMB 514 . /~tITY • COUNCIL ELECTIONS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Yonr Vote and Influence is respectfully solicited for the ARCH HILL CANDIDATE, FRANK BOWE. 501 TjiPSOM ROAD DISTRICT. GENERAL ELECTION OF MEMBERS. In pursuance of the Road Boards Act, 1908, the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1008, and amendments, I hereby give notice tbat an Election of five qualified persons as members of the Epsom Road Board will take place on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day of May. 1913. aDd I appoint the Office of the Board, Manukau Road, Epsom, as the place, and WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of April. 1013 (before noon), as the time for Nomination of Candidates for such office. WM. HOGG, Returning Offlce,,. Epeom, 22nd April, 1913. 521 pTTY COUNCIL ELECTKMfc VOTE FOR JOHN pATTERSON, THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE. 46 ITY COUNCIL ELECTION—Vote for Neville Newcomb, and you vote for .gtogMiK.JScctnimju. tntf .Tifllrlwg». us