Page 16 Advertisements Column 4

Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 206, 31 August 1936, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LA MERI LA MERI LA MERI LA MERI ANNOUNCEMENT. Mr. A. D. M. Longden wishes to express his regret to the hundreds of dance lovers who were inconvenienced by the sudden cancellation of Mme. La Mori's two performances on Saturday, particularly to those enthusiasts who had travelled in from the country to see Mme. La Meri. Ticket Holders are advised that they may either transfer their bookings to the GREAT FAREWELL APPEARANCE In the TOWN HALL Oil THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, Plans for which will open at Lewis Eady, Ltd., next Monday, or they may obtain a refund of the Ticket Money at Lewis Eady, Ltd. SPECIAL NOTE. Those Patrons wishing to transfer their Seats to the Town Hall Farewell Concert are requested to rcbook them at Lewis Eady, Ltd., as owing to the different arrangement of the seating, their present tickets may not be for suitable seats in the Town Hall. See Wednesday's Paper for further ■ Announcement. 1 PRINCE EDWARD.~| Karangahapc Road Phone 46-252. Direction : Sir Benjamin Fuller. Centrally Heated. Warm and Comfortable. Last Night. "SHE COULDN'T TAKE IT," With George Raft, Joan Bennett, Walter Connolly, Billie Burke. "GRAND EXIT," With Edmund Lowe, Ann Sothern. Excellent Supporting Programme. Have YOU entered l'or die Prince Edward Amateur Radio Trials? Full Particulars at Theatre. A Splendid Programme ! I THE CAPITOL |« Joan Crawford and Brian A heme, in "I LIVE MY LIFE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. * Also a Host of Stars from Screen, Stage and Radio, in "THE BIG BROADCAST." Approved for Universal Exhibition. WHO WAS 1 LOUIS PASTEUR f £.2 2/ CASH . Will be paid to the most comprehensive essay not exceeding 100 words on the life and achievements of this great man, to whom 2590 of us owe our very existence. Entries must be posted to arrive "not later than Monday, September 7, addressed : — MANAGER, PLAZA THEATRE. MARK ENVELOPE, LOUIS PASTEUR " "COMP.

COMMUNITY • SINGING. CONTINUATION OF HOLIDAY SINGS. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 12 Noon. BRING THE CHILDREN. MAORI SONGS by that Noted Columbia Recording Artist, MISS TE MAURI MEIHANA. 31 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. jy-ANUKAU JgY-ELECTION. THE OFFICIAL LABOUR CANDIDATE, M R ' RXHUR Q OSBORXE'0 SBORXE ' And The PRESIDENT OF THE N.Z. LABOUR PARTY, rpHB J»EV. QLYDE QARR, WILL OPEN THE CAMPAIGN At The TJIORESTERS' rjUIEATRE, QNEHUNGA, rpO-MORROW (TUESDAY)), gErTEMBER AT g O'CLOCK. A Cordial, Invitation is Extended to All Electors. w PICKERING, 1 Hon. Secretary. 31 i 1 ' PUBLIC NOTICES. HARBOUR BOARD. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Auckland - Jlarbour Board to introduce during the present session of Parliament a Local Bill having the following objects : — To amend the First Schedule to the Auckland Harbour Board Empowering Act 192G, by the addition thereto of the'following works and purposes:— New Wharf west of Prince's Wharf, with sheds and equipment. Cranes and Equipment for wharves. Dredging. Roofing over Roadway, Prince's Wharf. Copies of the said Bill, Statement of the Board's financial position, an estimate of the cost of construction of the works and an estimate of the increased revenue to be derived therefrom, are now open to public inspection at the office of the Magistrates Court and the office of the Auckland Harbour Board in the city ot Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 24th day of August, 1936. RUSSELL. McVEAGII, MACKY AND BARROWCLOUGH, Solicitors for the Auckland Harbour Board.

OF gUNDAY jpiUNERALS. '' t ' ' ' As from SEPTEMBER 1 NEXT the Members of the AUCKLAND AND PROVINCIAL FUNERAL DIRECTORS' ASSOCIATION (INC.), will not be at liberty to conduct ou SUNDAYS Funerals and Cremations in any Cemetery in the Auckland and Provincial District. The usual arrangements may be made on Sundays for Week-day Funerals. x3l J£GG CRATES AND TRAYS. The under-named Egg Agent 9 and Merchants hereby notify all Trade Buyers that Crates and Trays supplied are the PROPERTY of the SUPPLIERS, and anyone using these for their own purpose is liable to prosecution. Signed this 31st day of August. 1!I3(5. E. \V. GRIFFITHS. NORDEN AND CO., LTD. NORTHERN DISTRIBUTORS, LTD. POULTRY PRODUCERS' PRODUCTS. RADLEI'. AND CO.. LTD. TURNERS AND GROWERS,-LTD. A. .T. KNTKICAN, LTD. ■ NEWDICK BROS., LTD. 5 NURSING HOMES. "/~\UI-E-TA," 35. Parkside Avenue, St. v» Helier's—Recuperate here. Nursing care, quiet, beautiful views; recommended. Phone 25-954. C