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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 164, 13 July 1945, Page 10

AMUSKMKXTS CENTURY OFEN SUNDAY FOR ALLIED FORCES AND A CIVILIAN FRIEND. You May Buy Sunday Seats Now! Doors Open 7 p.m. Programme starts . 7.45 p.m. •48l century ||p= Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Central Heating — Deaf Aids. PlaiiS at Theatre and Eeggs. Queen Street. Sessions: 11—2—5—8. STOP PRESS. . CROWDS AT OUR FIRST TWO SESSIONS TO-DAY ACCLAIM THIS SUPERB PROGRAMME. 20th Century - Fox Present A SPECIAL FEATURETTE: "THE FIGHTING LADY" "THE FIGHTING LADY" ••In Technicolour. An Authentic Record ol an Aircraft Carrier. The Narrator is LIEUT. ROBERT TAYLOR. U.S.N.R. AND " TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT" . " TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT " " TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT " " TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT " WITPi Phil Baker — Betty Grable Sonja Henie — Alice Faye FOX AUSSIE NEWS. Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. | V I C T 0 R~Y~j GREEN LANE. Phone 16-647 i Tc-nlght and Saturday at 8. She Dared Not Whisper! She hated the life she lived . . . Hate followed her . . . 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OTAHUHU n ™=i,,ihii riehiv dpserves Its premier champion(i: h-.i., j an rt r. speedy, Martin, Kiiey, urauj Halsey andßtaSnf shoOld match brilliance again* Tmto %*&"*»*■ there is such Intend Interest In thTs game as both teams represen in the best in League football, and neither ca: afford to lose, d No. 1, 1.30 P.M.: . % Ponsonby v. Manukau :« No. 2, 1.30 P.M.: * Marist 0.8. v. City No. 2, 3 P.M.: North Shore v. Newton E AnMissiON' Ground >l/j Stand 6d; Returne. fc s^S> with New Zealand Shoulder Badge J3 admitted to Ground Free. ■_ -SOCCER SOCCEI BLANDFORD PARK ' TO-MORROW 3 P.M.: AUCKLAND v. SOUTH AUCKLANI tvib first game this season for the covete Hal&burtop-Johritone Shield, which trophy wa Presented for competition between t£e abov HictrlrtK This game will give a numoer c ycfung players thllr first opportunity for. AUck [and and selector Rbwatt Is confident that a of them will fully Justify their selection South Auckland have been in steady tralnln for some weeks, and are fully confident the they can take home the shield. 1.30 P.M.: Philomel v. Comrades This Is rt.4 first game in the championshi proper arid with only five games to play to th. competition all teams will bej al oat for_potab These two teams provided a thrilling E0 minute! on their last encounter, and to-morrow's gam is bound to prove a repetition. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. 1 THISTLE SENIORS TO PLAY EASTER SUBURBS AT ST. HELIER'S, 3 P.M. Frlcker, Peebles, Barrowman, Steele Ker Carter. Salt, Calsley, McLaughlan. Arnott, Dea Appleyard. Meet Bus Terminal 2 p.m. J LOCAL BODY NOTICMS MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARI Notice is hereby given that at a Special Meetlr of the Mount Roskill Road Board held on Tuesda July 10 1945, the following resolution-was passe an'd will be submitted • for confirmation at t Ordinary Meeting of the Board to be held i 730 Din on TUESDAY, August 7, 1845. at tr Board Office? MtT Albert RoaS. Auckland. 5.E.3. The Mount Roskill Road Board acting : pursuance of the P»«5 ''.' the Road Boards Act 1908, the Counties A lSlo, to Health Act 1920. and all other powe and authorities It thereunto enabling, do hereby make by way of Special Order tl following By-law, to be known as the Mt. Rosk. Building By-law 1945. The object and purpo, of the proposed By-law is to amend and exter the Mt P Roskill Road Board BuUdlng By-law being part 11. of By-law No. 1 (1927), by tl adoption of the New Zealand Standard Code Building By-laws parts VII. to IX. relating Means of Egress! Residential Buildings ai Light Timber Construction. A copy of the By-law is deposited at the Boa! Office as above for inspection by the public durli Office hours until the 7th AUGUST, 1845. J. H. REICH, Clerk and Treasurer. Mt. Roskill, July 10, 1845. TUITIONS COACHING tor Boys, Geography, to Schc i Co-tlficate Standard.—Write B.G. 0320. Star, x