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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 106, 7 May 1931, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT, AT S. LAST NIGHT OF WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, In " SHADOW OF THE LAW," " SHADOW OF THE LAW," And USUAL GOOD SUPPORTS. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). SYDNEY HOWARD And Big All-British Cast in •" FRENCH LEAVE." " FRENCH XEAVE." "FRENCH LEAVE." "FRENCH LEAVE." "FRENCH LEAVE." "FRENCH LEAVE." Another Side-splitting, All-British Comedy from the Studios that Produced "Plunder,' - "Rookery Nook," "A Warm Corner," etc. Also, A Great Supportng Programme and the TIVOLI ORCHESTRA (Playing from 7.30 p.m.) Book Early. Phone 44-136. Prices: 1/, 1/6 and 2/. RIALTO BROADWAY, NEWMARKET. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. LAST NIGHT OF JEANETTE MacDONALD JEANETTE MacDONALD In "LET'S GO NATIVE," "LET'S GO NATIVE," And High-class Supports. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). We Have Pleasure in Presenting CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, ' CYRIL MAUDE, CYRIL MAUDE, "GRUMPY." '" "GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." " GRUMPY." England's Greatest Actor, playing the role he made famous on the stage of three Continents. In Addition, a Big Specially-Selected Supporting Programme, And the RIALTO'S GREAT ORCHESTRA (Playing from 7.15 Nightly). Book Early. Reserves Phone 46-60!). Popular Prices : 1/, 1/6 and 2/. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. NEW ADMISSION CHARGES. BLANDFORD J& PARK. BLANDFORD '{MR PARK. BLANDFORD 4Jf§JL PARF.. | GROUND fiD. STAND £>D. | SATURDAY NEXT. NORTH SHORE V. PONSONBY, NORTH SHORE V. PONSONBY, 3 P.M. THISTLE V. ONEHUNGA. THISTLE V. ONEHUNGA, 1.30 P.M. ELECTORAL ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. ATAYORALE L E C T I O N. I am sincerely appreciative of the confidence displayed in me by so many electors and deeply conscious of the responsibilities with which they have entrusted me. I heartily thank all those who worked so energetically and successfully on my behalf, for it is to them that my election is mainly due.' Mrs. Hutchison joins me in acknowledging with grateful thanks the many congratulatory messages which have been received since the results were published. x 7 GEO. W. HUTCHISON.

m II A N K 8. MR. H. G. R. MASON wishes to tender his thanks for the excellent support given him by the Electors at the Toll for the Auckland Mayoralty, and for his return as a Member of the Auckland Transport Board. lie feels confident of meriting the trust reposed in him by such a substantial number of Auckland's Citizens. x 7 mHANKS. I WISH TO EXPRESS MY SINCERE THANKS TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY FOR THE HONOUR THEY HAVE CONFERRED IN ELECTING MB TO THE CITY COUNCIL AND TRANSPORT BOARD. IT WILL BE MY EARNEST ENDEAVOUR TO JUSTIFY THE GREAT CONFIDENCE SHOWN IN ME. X 7 G. GREY CAMPBELL. JOHN J3 pATERSON Expresses to the Electors who supported his candidature and to his many friends and voluntary workers His sincere appreciation and thanks for their efforts in connection with his re-election to the City Council. and also those who supported him for the Transport Board. Assuring the Electors of my best efforts on their renewed confidence. x 7 mO THE ELECTORS—AUCKLAND CITY. FELLOW CITIZENS— I dosiro to express to you my sincere thanks for the vote recorded for me yesterday in each of the three issues in which I was a candidate, and to my personal friends who assisted. As in the past it will be my endeavour to advance and safeguard the interests of the working classes, being satisfied that by so doing I best serve the community as a whole. Yours respectfully, THOMAS BLOODWORTH. x 7 __ TO THE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND CITY. Fellow Citizens, — I desire to express to you my sincere thanks for the Vote recorded for me yesterday as a Candidate for City Council. Also, to my many personal friends who assisted. It will be my endeavour to serve you faithfully and well, and to safeguard the interests of the whole community. Yours respectfully, _9 LEONARD COAKLEY.