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Auckland Star, Volume LVI, Issue 290, 8 December 1925, Page 20

. ' '"■■■. AMUSEMENTS.' ' ■ STRAND.— ' . — CJTRAND. TRAND. — Always — »THAND.; STRAND.— A •"..— QTRANO. TRAND.— Good — OTRAND.' STRAND. — Entertainment. —CJTRAND. VTRAND."— — OxBAND. Direction: Fuller Hay ward Theatres. TO-NIGHT,' AT 6 AND 8. Sessions: 11.15. 1.0, 2.30, 4.30, 6 and 8. Afternoon Tea Free, 2 to 4-15 p.m. '.*'; • ■ .• ■ • .•..■.''■■ -■":■-'.. ' Master Pictures .Present the- most. . thrilling "Human Fly" Picture since Harold Lloyd's "Safety Last." f •' "HOLD |- YOUR ! 1 | BREATH." i Produced by Al Christie, who made "Charley's Aunt." Also Screening, HITTING mHE TTIOH CJPOTS." ITTING J-HE -tJ-IGH OpOTS.'.' A Ncjv Pathe Comedy. Strand -Magazine Topical Pathe Review ..; Interest And at the 8 o'clock Session, MISS LOIS EVANS (Soprano). *•. • . STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Auckland's Biggest Picture Band. Box Plan at Theatre. Prices: 1/ to 2/9. Phone 43J14. ROX TX7OOD WARD'S PICTURES OX »» 00DWARD'S *- ICTURES (BRITANNIA.) PONSONBY, THREE LAMPS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A RIP ROARING COMEDY NIGHT. • " CHARLEY'S AUNT." The Greatest CHARLEY'S AUNT." Laughter Hit of CHARLEY'S AUNT." All Time, with CHARLEY'S AUNT." SYD. CHAPLIN. " CHARLEY'S AUNT." SYD. CHAPLIN. Also, DOROTHY DEVORE In another Star Comedy Picture, "THE TOMBOY," " THE TOMBOY," MUSIC BY BRITANNIA QUARTET..; Phone 26-231. Stalls, 1/; D.C., 1/6. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, ■ "THE THUNDERING HERD." ONEHUNGA "PICTURES. NEHUNGA aTiCTURES. TO-NIGHT. —: TO-NIGHT. Foresters'. William Fox Presents Foresters'. TOM MIX Foresters'. In Foresters'. "THE DEADWOOD COACH." Foresters'. This is Tom Mlx'e greatest and Foresters*. most thrilling picture. ~ Foresters'.. Also screening, "The Wolves of Foresters'. the North" Serial. TVIXIELANT) pOINT QHEVALIER. - rpO-NIGHT. mO-NIGHT. Dancing .........1...... 8 to 11 p.m. ' Admission,. 1/; 3d per dance.' - • Cubicles Extra. Dance to New Zealand's Premier Dance . - - Orchestra, . fT\HE TNTERNATIONALS. Bookings at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd.. or Cabaret Telephone 43-535. 26 615. NOTE.—Bus leaves C.P.0., Queen Street, 8 p.m. Buses also leave top of Pitt Street direct to Cabaret every ten minutes. " A UCKLAND T ITTLE rpHEATRE Au ITTLE -'-HEATRE SOCIETY (Inc.) / TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW'NIGHT. At 7.45 p.m. Sharp. CONTINUED SUCCESS TRIPLE BILL. "E. AND 0.E." v, "THE MAKER OF. DREAMS." "THE MAN OF DESTINY." , Open -only to ;' Subscribers and their Guests. Intending Subscribers may enrol at Lewis «. Eady and Son, Ltd., 'Booking Office. Guests, 6/ each. "TVfEPHISTOPHBLES" AND MARGUERXU -ITA-VALENTINE : "Enough of insults. Reply! By which of you shall I be requited?"—FAUST, FAUST, FAUST. Concert Chamber, Town Hall, on MONDAY, 14th. ..' pAULINE FREDERICK'S PLAY, "SPRING CLEANING," TIVOLI AND EVERYBODY'S, FRIDAY. FUNERAI, NOTICES. migTAR NEWMARKET. u.a:o.d/, ' .'.-.■; ; Members of above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of our late Bro. John Andrew TO-MORROW (Wednesday). Cortege leaves his late residence, 649, Manukau Road. Bpsom, at 3.30 p.m., for Walkaraka. conveyances provided. 45 A. HOLMES, A.B. :.'* BOROUGH NOTICES. THOROUGH OF OTAHUHU. THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 1918. PROPOSED LOAN-, OF £9050 ' FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO PRINCES STREET.. The Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of the Borough of Otahuhu hereby give riotlce in pursuance of section 9 ,of the abovementioned Act. :„. -. ". (1) That the purpose for which the Loan is required is for-the. formation of Princes Street from the Great South Road to Albert Street ; at permanent levels, with -tar or bitumen • sealed surface; the purchase of land for completing the widening of the side of the street between the Great South Road and Panmure -Road, and the formation of two footpaths from Albert Street to Panmure Road and one footpath from Panmure Road to Great South- Road. (2) That the Otahuhu Borough Council, being unable to provide the necessary funds for such works out.of the ordinary revenue of the borough, proposes to raise-a Special Loan of not exceeding £9050. (3) That the proposed security for the repayment of such loan shall be an annually recurring special rate of eleven-sixteenths (11-16ths) of a penny in the pound on the ratable value of all ratable property in the Borough of Otahuhu. (4) That the Otahuhu Borough Council proposes to make such loan repayable. In 361 years, and to make provision for the payment of a sinking fund of not less than one per centum per annum. (5) That the Otahuhu Borough Council proposes to pay out of the loan, moneys the cost of raising the loan, together with the Interest and sinking fund' thereon for the first year. " R. W. F. WOOD. Town Clerk. ■ I hereby give notice in pursuance of section 10 of the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1913, that a poll of the ratepayers of -the-Borough of Otahuhu on the. proposal to raise the abovementioned Special Loan will be taken on WEDNESDAY, 16th December,. 1925,, between the hours of 9 a.m. and* 7 p.m. at the' Borough;-Council Chambers, Great South Road, Otahuhu. R. B. TODD;. Mayor. November 13, 1925. ' - ■ . 42 OPTICIANS. /■-■ MILLER'S Famous Spectacles suit almost any sight; all pockets; from"' 2/6. — Miller's Victoria St. W. . B i E. NEILSON, for Efficient Sight Test•lng and Comfortable Glasses;'charges moderate.—2o6. Karangahape Rd. D PERSONS waiting for cars at Symonds ~ St.'look In Tutt's Special Window, d - ...'.- ... ~ ...'-; ~.