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AMUSEMENTS SIDE-SPLITTING FUN! CRYSTAL PALACE ’Phone 32-408 Dir: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout N.Z.) 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. Britain’s Laughter King in his Most Hilarious Picture! Columbia Pictures Present GEORGE FORMBY GEOBGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY In “I DIDN’T DO IT” “I DIDN’T DO IT” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) This Actually Happened! NO FICTION WRITER COULD CREATE SUCH DRAMA 20th Centure Fox Present “BOOMERANG” Starring DANA ANDREWS JANE WYATT (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) WATCH FOR THIS THRILLING Crystal Palace Attraction ,1 ST. JAMES’ , 1 "IN TUAM STREET” I ’ THE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. 2 P.M. DAILY 7.45 P.M. NOW SHOWING The Surprise Mystery of the Year! What Strange Power Could Make a Dead Man Revenge his own Murder? Republic Pictures Present PAUL KELLY VIRGINIA GREY DON DOUGLAS In The Thrilling Suspenseful MurderMystery “GRISSLY’S MILLIONS” “GRISSLY’S MILLIONS” “GRISSLY’S MILLIONS” TWO MEN WHO HATED EACH OTHER ENTOMBED TOGETHER FOREVER! . . . They alone knew the murder secret . . . but how could it reach out from the grave? (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Screening: Alive with Breathless Thrills . . . Exciting Action ... Romance and Hit Songs! ROY ROGERS The Screen’s No. 1 Cowboy In I “HANDS ACROSS I | THE' BORDER” | With Ruth Terry Mary Treen Bob Nolan AND THE SONS OF THE PIONEEBS (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE RESERVES AT THEATRE. Box Plans D.1.C., Theatre. ’Phone 35-820. PUBLIC NOTICES KIR WEE YOUNG WOMEN’S AUXILIARY To R.S.A. SOCIAL CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, to be held in Lounge of A. and P. HALL on SEPTEMBER 18th, at 8 P.M. SALE OF RABBITSKINS EMERGENCY REGULATIONS; 1942. . LIFTING OF LEVY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the existing LEVY of 10 per centum at present imposed on the value of all rabbitskins sold is UPLIFTED as from and including September 11 1947. 2861 SALE OF RAEBITSKINS EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1942. SUBSIDY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, as from September 11, 1947, and until further notice, SUBSIDIES aj follows will be paid:— DOES: A Subsidy at the rate of 5s per lb will be paid on all MILKY DOES which will include skins showing milk rings in size not less than the size of one penny. To qualify, skins must be properly dried and stretched, and must nave one complete hind leg left on. SMALL UNMARKETABLE SKINS: A Subsidy of FOURPENCE per SKIN will be paid on all SMALx UNMARKETABLE SKINS, such as nesters and kittens. To qualify, these skins must be properly stretched, dried, and threaded (not tied) in bundles of 10. R. W. MOORE, Hon. Secretary, Rabbitskins Committee, Dunedin, September 11, 1947. 2861 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND GENERAL COURT OF CONVOCATION NOMINATIONS having been duly called in the press for the triennial election to the Senate of the University by members of the General Court of Convocation, and having closed at Noon on Saturday, September 6, 1947, I have to declare that lhe following persons having been duly nominated in writing, are elected unopposed to the Senate for a term of office from January 1. 1948, to December 31, 1950. Gilbert Edward ARCHEY Philip Patrick LYNCH Emily Elizabeth STEPHENS Alwyn Keith WARREN One seat thus remains to be filled by further election. Pursuant to the New Zealand University Act, 1926, an Election will be held of One (1) Member of the Senate by Members of the General Court pf Convocation. This is the by-election mentioned above and the term of office will- be three years, viz. from Ist January, 1948, to 31st December, 1950. The Registers of the District Courts of Convocation will be closed as from Noon on MONDAY, 29th September, 1947. NOMINATIONS will close at me University Office, Wellington, at Noon on SATURDAY, 4th October, 1947. Nomination papers may be obtained from the Registrar of any constituent College or of the University of New Zealand. The attention of is directed to the provision, published in the University Calender, whereby candidates may submit, with their nomination papers, certain information for circulation with the voting papers. Any Graduate whose name is on a District Roll and whose voting paper does not reach him by Monday, 20th October, 1947, should apply immediately to the Returning Officer

The Poll will close at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 29th October 1947. Voting papers, if delivered, must reach the Returning Officer, University of New Zealand, Bowen street Wellington, not later than that hour: if posted. they must bear the postmark of that day. I. F. McKENZIE. Returning Officer, G.P.O. Box 1524, Wellington, C.l. 6494 Finest Service IN CITY— Prompt, courteous attention. HOT LUNCHES, HOT LUNCHES. Noon to 2 p.m. Noon to 2 p.m. —and— MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS MORNING AND AFTFRNOON TEAS from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOT TEAS ON FRIDAY HOT TEAS ON FRIDAY from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Most Modern and Pleasant Premises in New Zealand. "THE WALDORF” “THE WALDORF” Cashel street (Upstairs). Opposite Beaths. (Telephone 33-997). 6316 FURNITURE AUCTIONS LET FORD AND HADFIELD. LTDAUCTION YOUR FURNITURE FOR BEST RESULTS F-P. T.C.