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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 195, 16 August 1920, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS. The pRINCESS, RINCESS. Theatre xT UINCESS. FRINCESS. of "PRINCESS. RINCESS. Surprises. AT RINCESS. ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF JAMES QCHOFIELD AMES JAMES _JCHOFIEL_> AMES 'fc-'CHOFIELD JAMES UCHOKIELb AMES The Lyric Tenor and Laughing Artist. Cheered to tbe echo on Saturday night. Ket-ulled agatu and again. TAMES QCHOFIELD "AMES jAM ES OCHOFI ELD <J AMES ' IS A TRUE ARTIST, His Flexible Voice aud His Talented Dramatic Ability conies out in everything he does. He held,his audience ln the hollow of his hand. THIS IS NOT MERE ADVERTISING BOMBAST. COME AND HEAR HIM FOR YOURSELVES. ln Addition CHARL_S T>AY HARLIOS -"AY I In An Interim Drama. CROOKED, QTRAI-HT, ROOKED, . f .ROOKED, STRAIGHT, i Brooked, 'Straight, THE BEST OF ALL ORCHESTRAS. THE PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA . THE PRINCESS PEERLESS ORCHESTRA Conductor: Frank Egcrton. ' DAY PRICES: D.C. 1/1, Btalls Gd. NIGHT PRICES: D.C. 1/7, Stalls 1/1. Reserved Seals 2/1. "Phone 58.A. JAMES SCHOFI ELD APPEARS EACH EVLNiNG AT 8.45. . DRAPERY AND CTOTHING. TTOW TO ET THE "\TOST p.- THE X ETA ST? fTTHAT TS rpHE /-JCESTION. rpALKING A BOUT "VTEX'S QVERCOA-S. 1 kJCARCE AS t^OVE'REIGNS. LIKELY TO BE SCARCER STILL. ■nEARBR, rpoo, A T rpHAT. We have several hundred- of , MEN'S AND TJOYS' QT. K KCOAT ' ? > WHICH WE HAVE MARKED DOWN TO /-JUICK AND T»USY T>RIC_S, IN CONFORMITY WITH OUR USUAL p*LEAN ijffE-1' T_K>LICY. SEARCH THE WHOLE OF THE * DOMINION. IT COMES TO THE SAME THING IN THE END. rpilE ALE. -VTOORE /CLOTHING /^O., WRONG SIDE KARANGAHAPE ROAD. HAVE THE NOBBIEST PATTERNS, RELIABLE MAKES, And MOST EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS IN TkTEN'S AND TJOYS' ./"VVBRCOATS ALL OF WHICH HAVE BEEN DISCOUNTED IN PRICE AT THELR ■pVD OF OEASON Whether it be Heavy Tweed Coats. Medium Weights, or I.iglu Rainproof Coats, we have them in ALL WEIGHTS AND SHADES With qr Without tbe Belt at Waist. ECONOMISTS SHOULD SEIZE THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OF PROCURING A rpHOROUGHLY TJELIABLE Q'VBRCOAT AT "CVVD OF QALE ORICES. rpilE A Lt'- TITOORE piLOTHING /^O. YyRONG gIDE, T>OAD. NOTOBIOU_LY THE CHEAPEST STORE j IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. mh; borough notices. THOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. SIPECIAL ORDER. ■ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a SpeHal Meeting of -the Devonport Borough Council, held on Wednesday, the eleventh day of August. 1020, tbe following resolution was passed, and will be submitted for confirmation nt the Ordinary Meeting of the Council to he held on WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTH DAY of SEPTEMBER. 1920, at 8 p.m., at tbe Council Chambers, Marine Square, Devonport:— RESOLUTION. Whereas the sum of £17,500, raised by tbe Devonport Borough Council on tihe Ist day of August, 18-0, for drainage purpose**, became due and payable on or about the 1-t day of August, 1020, and whereas no sinking fund having been provided in re.pect of th.c said loan, the sum of £17.500 Li required to pay off the said loan, now therefore the Devonport Borongh Councill, hi exercise of the powcre vested ln lt fri rtiat behalf by the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, hereby resolves by way of Special Order: First to borrow the said sum of £17,500 at nn annual rate of Interest not exceeding Five Pounds Ten Shillings per centum, together with a Sinking j Fund of One Pound per centum per annum. ! Secondly, that, the _aid enm of £17,500 -ball be payable ou the first day of ! February, 1957, or such earlier date ' as may be determined _y tbe Coun- 1 cD; and i Thirdly, that for the purpose of providing the interest, sinking fund, and other charges on the said loan ot I £17,500.' the said Council hereby I makes and levies a Special Rate of three-ei-bths of a penny in the £ I upon the ratable value of all ratable i property' in the Borough of Devonport, and that such special rate shall i • be nn annual recurring rate during i the currency of the loan,sand be potable yearly on the first day of July in each year during the eurrcuev of the loan, being o period of _Ji years, or such shorter period as may be determined by the said Council 0 r until Che loan ls fully paid off. JA_IES WILSON.. Town Clerk. August 12, 1920. 50. mHAT weakly child—that peevish grandpa. X. Make them healthy and bright. Give them VAN HOUTEVS COCOA mora and night. See the remit. V