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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 75, 30 March 1943, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY — U — 2 — 5 — 8. Plan at I I u and Begg's. Theatre | Queen Street. CENTURY Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. — Deaf Aids — Air-Conditioned — 20th Century - Fox Proudly Present THE LOW DOWN STORY OF A HIGH CLASS GAL. Academy Award Winner GINGER ROGERS GINGER ROGERS In a Riotous Comedy of the Roaring Days of Chicago. PACKED WITH LAUGHS. "ROXIE HART" "ROXIE HART" "ROXIE HART" A Good Girl Who Could Do No Wrong. BUT. BROTHER, HOW SHE TRIED. Co-Starring MENJOU MONTGOMERY SELECTED SHORT FEATURES, Recommended by Censor for Adults. o victory rr VICTORY v Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — Situated Corner Green Lane and • Great South Roads. Phone 16-647. TO-NIGHT, WED. & THURS., AT 8. It's Swingtime In Hawaii Bing Crosby — Shirley Ross In the Merriest Musical Ever, " WAIKIKI WEDDING " "WAIKIKI WEDDING" "WAIKIKI WEDDING" . "WAIKIKI WEDDING" "WAIKIKI WEDDING" g — SMASH SONG HITS — Q Approved for Universal Exhibition. EPSOM. Phone 6J-142 XvXliljrilllN JL GUEST NIGHT, at 7.45. Paul Lukas. "CHINESE BUNGALOW. Gordon Barker, "MAIL TRAIN." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. T-\T7I T TTYTT 1 MT - ALBERT. Phone 40-104 L>Hi LUAJIj To-night & Wed., 7.45. George Murphy, "MAYOR OP 44TH STREET." And Jane Withers. " HER FIRST BEAU." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. COMMENCING TO-MORROW — WEDNESDAY! ROXY — TIVOLI COMPLETE NEW PROGRAMME. Charles Starrett, Russell Hayden IN "WEST OF TOMBSTONE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Wm. Gargen, Margaret Lindsay IN 'Desperate Chance for El. Queen' Recommended by Censor for Adults. gPETER PANg TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. — Midnight .... Music Devoted to Swing and Styled by a Band of Talented Artists. ... At N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Cabaret A LADIES 1/6 — GENTLEMEN 2/6 Reserves Tel. 48-777. OPEN NIGHTLY INTOXICANTS STRICTLY PROHIBITED. \ PUBLIC NOTICES SUGAR CONSUMER RE-REGISTRATION. LICENSED SELLER'S INSTRUCTIONS. (1) Every consumer is required to (a) re-register before 30th April with any licensed dealer (b) enter his name and address on REVERSE side of top page 3, the sugar coupon page (immediately ibove coupons 49/52 J and present his ration book to his grrocer when purchasing April sugar supplies. (2) The grocer must cut out from the ration hook (above the top row of coupons) the completed dip, and enter his name in the proper space on the inside cover. Alteration of another previous entry toere Is to be by sticking gummed paper slip over it. (3) The-grocer must keep the cut out ration book slips sort them into alphabetical order, and from them prepare a completely new register containing the consumers , names and ration book numbers, and a spare column lot me ration book numbers to November. The consumer's addieos added would likely be an advantage. An alphabetical index book or ordinary exercise book suitably prepared would serve. (4) Before May 8 each grocer must declare to his Rationing Officer his sugar stocks_ on hand at 30th April. 1943, and the number ol his registered sugar consumers confirmed by their relative cut out ration book slips forwarded with the declara;ion. Rationing officers issue monthly sugar permits on tlie basis of such declared number of customers. (5) For supplies In following months grocers will nil in Forml.-R3A as at present, and will support new registrations with Form FR36 complete, i.e., both parts A sand B. Part A will later oe received by the customer's former grocer, who must then delete the relevant entry from his register and return the form with His next monthly application for supplies. (6) Establishments securing supplies on permit from wholesalers must re-register their permanent residents and aomplete a new register the same as retailers. . (7) Ration books" issued after 30th April, 1943, in respect of newly-born infants, discharged soldiers, etc., are-to be registered in same manner. 'Emergency ration coupons and special permits will .be dealt with a«. in the past. TRANSFERS C>F REGISTRATIONS AFTER 30th APRIL will onlj' be permitted if necessary on account of change of locality or closing down of retailers, and will, be effected as at present by the use of Form P.R36. Application for tranfers essential for othesr reasons must be made in the first place by the consumer to a rationing officer. PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice Is given that Milk Bottles and Cans bearing the firm name or trade-mark of our respective firms must not be sold, purchased, retained or used rtir the storage oi goods and commodities by any person. Any such action is an infringement of iour rights in law and drastic steps will be taken against all persons at any time hereafter infringing those rights. All such bottles and cans in•-. the possession of any person must be returned forthwith to the owners thereof. We are prepared to icollect the same on request. A compliance with this notice will be in the public interest, and will assist the war effort as great difficulty is fbeing experienced in securing replacements. Dated this 26th day of March, 1943. STONEX BROS., .LIMITED; AUCKLAND MILK COMPANY, LIMITED.. 30 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. DIPHTHERIA' IMMUNISATION. TAKAFUSEA DISTRICT. Parents who desire to \ have children under five years immunised against .Diphtheria should attend with such children at the Takapuna School TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY). March 31; at between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. G. O. L. DHIMFSTER, 30 Mimical Officer of Health. LEGAL NOTICE. Mr. Hubert Hine, BaA.. LL.B.. wishes to announce that the firm olf HINE AND HINE has been DISSOLVED by mutnal consent, and that he is now practising entirelj- on his own account in his own freehold premia es. Sheridan Street. Te Kuiti, lately occupied by the firm. Mr. Hlne is not connected or associated In any way with any qther solicitor or solicitous or any other legal office either In Te Kuiti or elsewhere. NORTHCOTE BOROBIGH COUNCIL. WATER : SUI'PLY.' The Use of Hoses and all other extraordinary supplies of water (except fsirm supplies) is prohibited under Section 23 of the Water Supply By-law. All residents are requested -U> reduce consumption by half to avoid the use ot Lake Pupuke water. B. <1. FOWLER. Mayor. March 29, 1943. 30 NOTICE OF ' GUNFIRE. Residents in vicinity of Run Road west of Wharehine are warned that Gunfire will be heard on APRIL 1-5 and 10-11. from 0730-2400 hours. Danger area will be thres miles to seaward south and west of Old Man'a Nose" in Kaipara Harbour. ■ 31 PROFESSION JM-i ■__ _ THOMAS F. LOWES. 8.8.0.A., F.5.A.0., (Edin.). F.N.A.O. P. 1.0. (Eng.). Ophthalmic OpticV.n. Lister Buildings, Victoria Stro3t East, City. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Da ily. Appointments, Phone 4 0-448. TS ■ DENTISTS ' ■jf. L. M A N G A N, lOental Surgeon. Phone 45-078. 4TH FLOOR A.M.P. BUriJaiNG, Victoria Street. Auckland:. C.l. :15