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j AMUSEMENTS. are Better. , WlliamsOn Films. AT 11, 2.15, AND 8 P.M. and NIGHT of in "REDEMPTION." in "REDEMPTION." liant Masterwork, with the Greatest Lover of the Screen. DAY — TO-MORROW, and ' NEXT WEEK. * BESSIE LOVE, • RUBIN—MARY DORAN. Comedy Play, THEY LEARNED Jgg™, ABOUT WOMEN, humour '* i ' All-Talking Picture. brilliant Dialogue, • glorious endance of wholesome humour. new song hits in "They Learned action than ,a world series, more romance -than "Broadway Melody." ABOUT WOMEN." the Singing Sensation of the Screen. Vaudeville • Artists, will be seen Picture. No one can put a are two of the most natural and ■ on the Stage to-day. of the screen's most delightful Women" she lias achieved her Triumph. ' FEATURES: TEACHER'S PET. THE GENERAL METRO NEWS, NO: 30. 11, 2.15, and 8 P.M. PHONE 42-169. 2/3 AND 2/10. City " LYRIC LAST Programmes Tyrr* •, NIGHT, At • _ SZ±f— TO-NIGHT, Lyric Prices. LUXE. 7.45 p.m. I "NAVY BLUES." : With WILLIAM HAINES, ANITA PAGE, " KARL DANE and J. C. NUGENT. "«•» -« • First-class Talking Supports. CAPITOL. DOMINION ROAD. DOUBLE-STAR PROGRAMME. (1) WILLIAM BOYD and FRANK KOHLER in "LEATHERNECK," And (2) EDDIE QUILLAN in. " NOISY NEIGHBOURS." — CAPITOL -— DOMINION ROAD. AT THE, MATINEE, SATURDAY. KIDDIES! DON'T MISS THIS ONE. A Thrilling Western Picture. ELMA LINCOLN and WILLIAM DESMOND 5 "FIGHTING a THROUGH." TARZAN THE TIGER, ETC., ETC. SATURDAY EVENING. "STREET OF CHANCE." William Powell. rpHE CINEMA — r Sandringham, X TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. . - "'JEALOUSY," ■ "JEALOUSY," A Tremendously Powerful Drama of >- Married Love. Spiendid Talking Supports. WRESTLING. tTHE EX - SERVICEMEN'S WRESTLING . UNION. (Under the Auspices of the Auckland Returned Soldiers' Association.) Affiliated with the Dominion of N.Z. Wrestling Union. j

THIS IS WRESTLING! HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, MONDAY NEXT, SEPT.- 22. TED THYE The Sensational Wrestler. V. KARA PASHA (The Terrible Turk.) EIGHT TEN-MINUTE ROUNDS. >, First-class Preliminary Bouts. NOTE.—IYA CANNOT BROADCAST THIS MATCH. , POPULAR PRICES : Stage, 10/; Dress Circle and Reserve Stalls; 7/6; Back Stalls, 5/; Gallery, 2/6. Ladies Half-price to Dress Circle and Stalls only.. .. ......... ~ , BOOKING and DAY SALES now open at .Tack Watts' Sport' Depot, Ltd., Exchange Lane. ' .: ' ■ x 22 T. S. MILLER, Secretary. Local body elections. J.J OWIC Iv TOWN BOARD. ELECTION OF SEVEN COMMISSIONERS. Pursuant to Section 32 of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1025, and its Amendments, I hereby pive notice that the number of votes received by each candidate for the office. of Commissioner for the Howick Town Board is as follows:—

ARMITAGE. Pei'cival Leonard .... 150 BELL, George 253 BUSHELL, Henry Herbert ........ 150 CHERRY, Arthur 238 CRAWFORD, John 212 EDWARDS, ' John Humphreys 150 JOHNSON, Henry PerCival ........ 144 LIT-TEN, John Cecil 200 McINNESS. Leo Victor 190 STRONG, Daniel 20?, WHITE, Lemuel Henry, Jun 236 Informal . 5 And there.being only Seven (7) Commissioners required, I hereby . declare the said George Bell, Arthur Cherry, L. 11. White, Jun., John Crawford, John Cecil Litten, Daniel Strong, and Leo Victor Mclnness to be duly elected to such office. V. L. BAGNALL, . Returning Officer, Howick Town District. September 18, 1930. 19 JJENDERSON TOWN DISTRICT. ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS. DECLARATION OF RESULT OF POLL. Pursuant to Section 32 (1) of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925, I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by cach Candidate for the Office of Commissioner for the Henderson Town District at the Poll taken on the 17th day of September, 1930, is as follows :— BUSSEY, Alfred ■William 263 TDBBERTY, John Walter 235 PLATT, Frederick George 203 FORSON-STEWART, Alexander 184 I NORCROSS,-Henry 173 LEE, James Henry 169 CORBAN, Wadier Assid 143 HART, Benjamin 128 MURRAY, Burnett Thomas .... 125 ERCEG, George Mark ......... 101 GARELJA, Tony • ...... 94 Informal C 'And I hereby declare the said Messrs. Alfred William Bussey, John Walter Tubberty, Frederick George Piatt, Alexander Forson-Stewart, Henry Norcross. James Henry Lee, and Wadier Assid Corban to be duly elected to such Office. 7 Dated this 18th day of September, 1930. ERNEST GREENSLADE, 19 Returning Officer.