Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 118, 21 May 1945, Page 8

amusements _ The Finest British Picture ever to Come from England \ m PLAZA 1 7 / === QUEEN STREET == \ / == Phone 41-586. = Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 10.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. G.B.D. Films Present Tfte Life ana Deatn oi "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" "COLONEL BLIMP" In Technicolour. Starring ROGER LIVESEY. ANTON W ALB ROOK, DEBORAH KERR. Crowds at All Sessions Still Acclaim this Great BRITISH SCREEN EPIC BOX PLANS AT THEATRE AND BEGG'S. • Approved for Universal Exhibition"OXFOßD"l | TIVOLI OXFORD & TIVOLI QUEEN ST. I 1 Near Grafton Opp. C.p.o. Brld?s- - 42-274 | I Phone 44-13fl Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Oxford Sessions: 11, 2, 5, & 8. Tivoli: Nightly at 8. Gaumont-British Dominions Films Present JOHN CLEMENTS — GRETA GYNT GODFREY TEARLE — JUDY KELLY YVONNE ARNAUD BRANSBY WILLIAMS — HUGH SINCLAIR In the Exciting Adventure. "TO-MORROW WE LIVE" "TO-MORROW WE LIVE" Recommended by Censor lor Adults. SPECIAL SELECTED FEATURETTES Include " VICTORY " " VICTORY " — " VICTORY " j A Glowing Tribute to the Allied Leaders .and Allied Forces. | |[I RIA LT O ] j I NEWMARKET. Phone 20-803. | I FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 | " THE PERICHOLE!" | Beautiful — Bewitching — Thrilling — Wicked enoueh to break any bond, however sacred — betray any man.' however good. LYNN BARI, AKIM TAMIROFF — FRANCIS LEDERER, ALL A NAZIMOVA. In THORNTON WILDER'S (Pulitzer Prize-Winning Novel) "The Bridge of San Luis Rey" & LARRY PARKES — LYNN MERRICK "STARS ON PARADE " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. <111 PET ER~P A Nlßr TO-NIGHT — 8 p.m. - Midaight — TO-NIGHT Music Devoted to Swing and Styled by a Band of Talented Artists. At N.Z.'a PRE-EMINENT CABARET Ladies 1/6, Gentlemen 2/6. Reserves Tel. 48-177. OPEN NJGHTLY. Intoxicants Strictly Prohibited. LOCAL BODY NOTICES PAPATOETOE TOWN BOAED. Public notice is hereby given that at a Special : Meeting of the Papatoetoe Town Board held on the 24th day of April. 1945, the following resolution was passed and will be submitted for confirmation at an Ordinary Meeting of the Town Board ; to be held on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of May, 1945, at the Town Board Offlces, St. George Street, Papatoetoe. RESOLUTION. "That the Papatoetoe- Town Board doth hereby in exercise of the powers conferred on is by Section 4 and 5 of the Noxious Weeds Act 1928 by Special Order declare and ordain as follows: That all the plants specified in the Schedule hereto are Noxious Weeds within the jurisdiction of the Papatoetoe Town Board" The Schedule above referred to African Boxthorn (Lycium horridum) Barberry (Berberis vulgaris) Bathurst burr (Xanthium splnosum). Broom (Cytisus scoparius) Burdock (Arctium, any spccies) . Capeweed or Cape daisy (Cryptostevnma calenauCape honey-flower (Melianthus major) Cut leaves Psoralen, (Psoralea pinnata) Convolvulus arvensis. Convolvulus speium. Dewberry (Rubas caesius) Dock (Rumex any species) Elderberry 'Sambucus nigra) Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) Foxglove (Digitalis purpurea) Goats rue (Galega ofllcinalis) Gorse (Ulex europaeus) Hakea (Hakea acicularis) Heath (Echium vulrara) Hemlock (Conlum maculaturm) Japanese wineberry (Rubus phoenicolasius) Kangaroo acacia (Acacia armata) Lantana (Lantana camara) Lupin (Lupinus arbordus) Ox-eye daisy (Chrysanthemum leucanthemum) Patersons curse (Echium plantagineum) Pennycress or Candain Stinkweed (Thlaspi Pennyroyal (Mentha pulegium) Periwinkle (Vinca major) Prickly pear (Opuntia, any species) Pussy willow (Salix caprea) St- Johns Wort (Hypericum perforatum or H. Humifusum) Stinking Mayweed (Anthemis cotula) Spanish Heath (Ericum lusitanica) Spiderwort (Leycesteria iormosa) Tauhinu. or N.Z. Cotonwood .(Cassinla leptophyl%) Thistles, Sny series of Carlina (Stemless thistle), Carduus (common plume or Scotch thistle), Cnicus (woolly-headed thistle), Centaurea (star thistle), Silybum (milk thistle) Toad flax (Linaria vulgaris) Tutsan (Hypericurfi androsaemum) Viper's bugloss (Echium vulgare) Watsonia bulbllllfera Wild turnip (Brassica campestrls) Winged thistle (Carduus pycnocephalus) Woolly nightsade (Splanum auriculatum) JEAN PINFOLD, :2I Actinz-Town Clerk. DECEASED EST-"'" ESTATE OF LUCIE (OR LUCY) MAKIA COTTEK, late of Auckland, and formerly of Whangarel. married woman, deceased. Any persons having Claims against the Estate of the abovenamed,. who died on 31st December last, are requested to forward duly certified particulars of the same in duplicate not later than 31st Instant, to TRUST MANAGER, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. P.O. Box 634, Auckland. :21

WAITEMATA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD IMPORTANT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Notice is hereby given that, under the Electricity Control Order, 1945, no person shall at any time of the day or night use or cause to be used electricity from any public supply of electricity to operate any appliance or equipment for:— (a) Exterior sign lighting. (b) Interior sign lighting other than utility sign lighting. (c) Interior or exterior outline or ornamental lighting. (d) Flood lighting any exterior part of any building. (e) Under-verandah lighting other than Community Lighting. (f) Community Lighting except on the statutory late night during the period between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. (g) Shop window lighting in excess of an average of 10 watts for each foot of window frontage, or outside the period between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. on any day, or during that period at any time (except while the window is being dressed or cleared) after the shop is closed for the remainder of the day. The effect of (g) is that shop window lighting complying with t this Order is permitted only between half an hour after sunset and 9 p.m. on'any day such shops are permitted to remain open, and with all other shops closing at an earlier time, shop window lighting is permitted only from half an hour after sunset, and all shop window lighting must be extinguished after the shop is closed for the remainder of the day. All interior lighting of shops, milk bars, restaurants, etc., .'must also be extinguished when the premises are closed for the remainder of the day. Nothing in the above shall apply to the use of electricity for such lighting as may be required for safety at any entrance or exit of any premises. Under the provisions of the Order, the Board has appointed suitable aualified persons to ensure that the provisions of this Order are complied with; and such persons are empowered to take all necessary steps to ensure adequate compliance with these requirements, including, if thev think fit, the disconnection or sealing up of all equipment in the premises which do not comply with the requirements of-this Order. The penalties for breaches of the Electricity Control Order, 1945, are- Summarv conviction to imprisonment for a term of twelve months, or to "a fine of One Hundred Pounds, or to both such imprisonment and such fine. The Electricity Controller, in once again reiterating the seriousness of the electric supply position, has informed the Board that the fact that these penalties exist does not seem to be generally known, and convictions in the Courts are to be sought. MAIN, Manager.