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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 105, 6 May 1929, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. I THOMAS A. O'BRIENI | THEATRES. | (Where the Best Pictures are), TIVOLI & EVERYBODY'S _ NOW SHOWING, — ADOLPHE MENJOU In "MARQUIS PREFERRED." With CHESTER COX KLIN. HARD CASH V. SOFT WORDS! Adolphe sets off to lind an heiress wife in exchange for his title. Suave, smart, sophisticated. The kind of story in which he excels. ■ i — Also v i H. De VERE STACPOOLE'S j ' VIVID NOVEL, f | " EILEEN OF THE TREES." With ANNY ONDRA. First National's Latest Screen "Find " An Unusual Tale of English Country Life, climaxing in a Thrilling Car Race. Also, COLLEGIANS, V Starring George Lewis and Dorothv Gulliver. Additional at Everybody's, "THE MYSTERY RIDER." Tivoli Nightly, 7.45. - Phone 44-136 • Evbdy's. Continuous from 10, Phone 44-402 THURSDAY NEXT . DOROTHY GULLIVER, GEORGE LEWIS, " HONEYMOON FLATS." — Also — " THE WARE CASE," A British Film Masterpiece. RIALTO & REGENT— " Newmarket. Epsom. • To-night, 7.50., , -— ~~ Captivating CLARA BOW In "THE FLEET'S IN." Step Out with Clara for the Peppiest, Funniest, Evening Going. Also Screening: KEN MAYNARD In "CHEYENNE." Gazette. Popular Rialto Orchestra* BRITANNIA— Three Lam *«- To-night at S. Phone 26-041. —— ' GLENN —" TRYON (The Great "I am" of Laughter), THE GATE n CRASHER, Fun and Mystery Backstage. AIso—REED HOWES in THE CRACK OF DAWN, A Thrilling Auto Racing Story. royal-To-night at S % Phone 20-S2l.^, —- * FLORENCE VIDOR la . . "YOU NEVER KNOW WOMEN." Supported by Clive Broos. And COLLEEN MOORE In "SYNTHETIC SIN." • Full Supporting Programme. . ELECTORAL. W. H. M DKKAI AND J. E, L O!iDOX (As Citizens) Herebv respectfully convene a -yj-ASS pUBLIC MEETING Of AUCKLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTORS, To be held -in the rpOWN "jTJALL QONCERT QHAMBER mO-NIGHT fONDAY, J- (J-NIGHT -LU-ONDAY, AT S P.M. To consider :— Auckland Transport Act and Amendment. (a) The City's Representation on the Board. „ „ (b) The .Board's £ 526.600 Loan Poll. (c) Transport Squandermania and Recent Loans. (d) The Refusal of an Independent Audit. (e) General. ' • . MR. ALLUM. Transport Board Chairman, is 'cordially invited to deliver_ a 15 minutes' opening address at this meeting on the transport situation.

OF MOUNT ALBERT. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS—WARD A. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL. Pursuant to the provisions of the Local Elections ami Polls Act. 3925. an/1 the amendments thereto. I hereby give notice , that the votes received by the Candidates t'or the Office of Councillor for Ward "A" of the Borough of Mount Albert are as follow: — RUSSELL, William Gray 1055 FULTON. William Davidson 819 FLOYD. Peter 754 CARRIE, John 702 And I hereby declare the said WILLIAM GRAY RUSSELL and WILLIAM DAVIDSON FULTON to be duly elected Councillors for Ward "A" of the Borough of Mount Albert. H. UTTING, Returning Officer. Mount Albert, May 4, 1929. 6 JgOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS—WARD C. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL. Pursuant to the .provisions of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925, and the amendments thereto, I hereby give notice that the votes received by the Candlnat<>s for the Office of Councillor for Ward "C" of the Borough of Mount Albert are as follow:— L ANGLE Y, James Henry 734 BUCKLEY, Augustus Asbury ...... 6'57 EVITT, Selwyn McKelvic 423 MILES, Herbert Ambrose 353 PICKERING, Frank 2tii) A"? hereby declare the said JAMES HENRI LANGLEY and AUGUSTUS ASBURY BUCKLEY to be duly elected Councillors for Ward "C" of the Boroygh of Mount Albert. H. UTTING, Returning Officer. Mount Albert, May 4, 1929. 6