SE^VEENTS. ATTEND EARLY SESSIONS - -\T-VnoN.U, TJICTURES. — -L> ATIONAL -t ICTUUKS. with the Wonderful Sparkling Eyes. 1 IRL Y\7ITII TUB fUIAMPAONK JTU'EB Tikl vv mi Tin-: Champagne -^yks. is Carpenter, Gertrude Messenger. it li Deep Human Touches. nn sink even lower in the scale of life. 'INUAL ROAR. X/ILD IX7O.MEN AND rp.-VME T lONS. ♦ ild ''omi:n and J-ame -L*ioxs. e<l. I.ions and half-ndozcn otlier irious Tun. Beyond Imagination. MUTT AND JEFF. TOPICAL. ENS BCENIC. iCE FOR THE CIIAMPIOXSHIP. L> V. GLOAMING. / . FINEST IN AUCKLAND. LHIP (Rossini), 8 p.ui. AMUSEMENTS. T V It I C rp U B A T R E. NIGHTLY, AT 7 4.-,. MUIITLV, AT 7.40. TIJE MOST CHEERKUL ENTERTAINMENT IX THE CITY. John Hopkins p resun Is Edward liranscomhe's Popular People, THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. DAXDIES. DANDIES. DANDIES. DANDIES. DANDIES. DANDIES. Till-: DANDIES. THE DANDIES. THE DANDIES. Favourites for eight years with all who , know and appreciate a Smart Company , when tliey sec one. Huge Success of tho New Programme was tile Unanimous Testimony of Saturday Night's l!i X Audience. Everybody desiring to he happy should see tills weeks bill. Sit • well lv from. 7.43—Constance Talmadgo in her besc role to date, " THE STUDIO MM," .'J o'clock— TII E I) AXDI XS. To Admit: DC. and (is., 2 0(1 extra; Stalls, I. I'lus tax Plau at Iturkcys, IHtl. Queen Street. We use an Eady Special Piano. 1 i LOBE milKATltlO. A GREAT • I.OIIK J-lIKATIIK. DOKHI.E •ifll-Oirß rn'HKATHK. PROGRAMME. . i\JU)HK J-HKATHB. ■ ril-OUK ntiiEATiti:. the •"T -"HE -*- HEATItE. PARAMOUNT Q.LOHE riMIKATRE. SII'KIt -L HEATItE. FEATURE: fII.OBK riMIEATIEE *-»U>RK J-HEATHE. "TT'AGLE'S fII.OHE rp'UKATHK. 1j -*-lIEATRE. TTU'E." rjl-onii rnniEATHE. i^ VJ l.onio J-HKATItE. Fourth Episode. OLOItE miIEATHK. " IJHIK J-HKATUK. "The German rj.U) HH rfIHEATKK. Plot lo destroy I LOME -L HEATKE. A in c r1 c a n GLOBE rniIKA-PHE. Freight." Written LOME ■*- II BATHE, from fa.ls furril.UHK rpiiEATHE. nlslH-il by Wllu MIIIK Ham J. Elynn. PI.OHE rpHKATUK. recently retired J-HKATUK. Chlel of the (J MIRK rpIIEATIM:. U.S. Se.-rct Scr*I.OHE A HEATItE. vice. Disclosing piI.OHK rpHKATKK. (iermnn Secret VJI,()RK J- HEATKE. Service Plots In GI.OHK rp'HKATRK. America. I.iIHK J lIEATRE. CORPORATION NOTICES. ; 5 QITf OF JVEMUERA A MALQAMATIOX rni;i!)K. Tho following terms upon which Rcmuera amalgamated with the City in .March, 1015, are published by direction of the City Council for the information of Ratepayers of Itemuera and the Citizens generally, viz.: 1. The City will accept Itemuera 'Itoad District as an integral part of the City, and there shall he no separate ,1 Wards, Kemuera joining with the rest of the City In the election of Mayor and Councillors. 2. Tho City will take over Rcmtiera's assets and liabilities, including the Hoard's overdraft ("f £:t"St as at rsist December, 1014) and the Hoard's deficit and Its Road Con■j structloti Account (of about £.->IKjU as at same date). I 3. From the date oC union Remnera shall pay exactly the same rates {Including water rates) and liave tlic same rating system as In the City. 4. Upon union, Remuera shall lie entitled us a full partner to all Its fair share of all the City assets, endowments and reserves. i 5. The present minimum of area shall 1 be maintained for buildings In Reinucra District. t C. It is the present Council's Intention that within one year after the termination of the war v poll be taken for a loan for road construction throughout the district, the interest for same lo be found by the United City. The following recommendation or the ■t'lty 'i Council Finance Committee, dated February " 15, 101 j, was also approved by Council:— • "As the 'proposal for a loan for Itemuera in terms of the Amalgamation Agreement is to be postponed until one year after the war, j recommend In the event of. amalgamation • that rates be levied npon the present capital values in Remuera until 10.7." I HENRY "NY. WILSON, " Town Clerk. March 20, 1010. 5l;) \ C IT V o F AUCKbA ND. CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. rrhe Supplementary TMJtrict ElectorsRoll will close fur reception of enrolment claims on TUESDAY, April 1, 1010, at 5 o'clock P.m. All persons in the City are urged to see that their names are on the ltoll, and, if necessary, lodge claims for enrolment before that hour. :• The following are eligible:—■ -,' 1. All adults wlio have resided in the " City for three month? and lv the Dominion - of New Zealand for 1- months, and who are •British subjects by birth or by naturulUu- ; tlon in New Zealand. '1. Husbands or wives (as the case may o be) of persons whose names appear Iα the Occupiers' Column of the Valuation Koll. 8. Freeholders. Application forms and full information obtainable on application to the Registrar of Electors, Town Hall, Aueklsnd. HEXIIV W. WILSON, Town. Clerk. March 10, 1910. 3 L W. B H V A X I, i\.. (Successc? to P. Bryant), COAL MERCHANT AND CAHRIER, 2 Waltemata Cnambers, next to Customs ' Bldgs., and Jersois Rd.. I'onsooby. Covered Vans for Furnirure Uemoval. C RETURNED SOLDIERS will flndirTo their advantage to get Civilian Ontats - bom Xutt's, Symonds St. Queen Bt, D
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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 71, 24 March 1919, Page 12
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