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* THREE SESSIONS A Lifetime o t f he Lo s^£ io. be lived in, 2,0 p.m. 5.0 p.m. 8.0 p.m. Charles BOYER Margaret SULLAVAN In Universal'!l Dramatic Masterpiece from Fannie Hurst's Famous Book ... "BACK ■STREET" KKATtiUKITES (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Latest "Ma Mi «n Hum MEXICO.." Portraying Important. Preparations for Defence. "SPOK'I t>K IMiINCUS" (I'olo). "GOING ('LACKS" (Tnive.logue) i PARAMOUNT NEWS. I PLANS ai I) 1 C and THEATRE. l\ li> •V* Vj JN 1 (Telephone 14-144) f )ir . j c Wtlliamsnn Picture Corp. Ltd ■ t TRANSFERRED FROM THE MAJESTIG To the 2.0 p.m. OPERA HOUSE 8.0 p.m. MKTRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S HILARIOUS COMEDY, BRIMFUL OF LAUGHS, GIRLS, SONGS. THE MARX BROS. — — THE MARX BROS. "GOW E 8 T " t (Approved for Universal Kxtiliiition) THEIR NEWEST AND FUNNIEST . ~ TliEll' GRANDEST ROU'ND-UI 1 OF MIRTH .& MELODY PLANS at D.I.C. vni THEATRE (00-23(1) Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp, Ltd. TIVOLI— I I V <) L I (OPPOSITE PARLIAMENTARY BUILDINGS) TONIGHT, TOMORROW, AND MONDAY. SELECTED SUPPORTS FROM 7 O'CLOCK. THE LIFE AND LOVES OF I'll IS WOMAN WHOSE BEAUTY HAD THE WORLD AT HER FEETi "LILLIAIN RUSSELL" With Alice FAYE—Don AMECHE—HeAry FONDA EDWARD ARNOLD—WARREN WILLIAM—LKO CAURILLO. The first and greatest of glaimuu sirls . . the mosl vivid personality of a fabulous eral Her loveliness, her loves, provided headlines fur the news-hungry Press! Bankers, industrialists, smart men of the town lost their hearts to her! Every woman envied her, and tried to be like her! AM) "GAMBLING ON THE HIGH SEAS" With Wayne MORRIS—Jane WYMAN—Gilbert ROLAND Nothing on earth like it! . . . Thrills on the high seas, romance in the air, when a venturesome newspaper reporter spot? a crooked ga rubier . . . and gets the girl! (All Pictures Recommended by the Censoi for Adults) TELEPHONE 43-9(l* ' PKiCKS 1/ti. 1/EXHILARATING SPORT! A RUGBY TREAT! ■ SNAPPY* AND SPECTACIJLAE HIGH-SCORING TEAMS WITH MATCH-WANING PLAYERS—LEADING POINTS' SCORERS on orrosiNG sides. ATHLETIC v. PETONE A SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP. MATCH NOT TO BE MISSED. ATHLETIC PARK TOMORROW. 3.0 p.m. BE 'EARLY FOR THE riRST ATTRACTION (Also a Senior First Division Match) : AIR FORCE v. WELLINGTON COLLEGE OLD BOYS 1.30 p.m. ■ ADMISSION 1/-. STAND 6d EXTRA. A. 15. NEILBON, Secretary W.R.F.U. LABOUR CANDIDATES' MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN FOR INFORMATION ON ELECTION DAT. CITIZENS ARK REQUESTED TO RING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING TELEPHONE NUMBERS. BROOKLYN 25-059 NORTHLAND 27-358 52-074 MELROSE 14-908 NEWTOWN 24-321 Tr TT ut^xttt? iqar« NORTH 45-928 KILBIRNIE 18-066 NGAIO 37-513 MIRAMAR 18-685 ROSENEATH 50-418 CITY 51-429 IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED A LABOUR TICKET, CUT THE LIST FROM THE PICTURE PAGE (PAGE 7) OF LAST NiGHT'S 'TOST." J. li. COLLINS, Secretary, Wellington Labour Representation Committee. --■ ■ ■ ■- ===? ) CITIZENS' ELECTION COMMITTEE TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1941 TT> LECTORS WHO REQUIRE THE USE OF A CAR TO CONVEY Til KM TO POLLING BOOTHS JL-J WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION IF THEY TELEPHONE TO THE FOLLOWING NUMBERS IN THE DISTRICTS ADJACENT TO THEIR BOOTHS:— Brooklyn 25-712 Lyall Bay 16-496 Berhampore 24-224 Miramar South 16-635 Island Bay 15-077 Ngaio 37-729 Hataitai 14-411 Northknd 26 . 999 Houghton B-M'rose 18-330 . . 1 Karori (City end) .27-299 Oriental.Bay 52-447 Karori (Central) 27-385 Thornton 45-758 Karori (West, end) 27-017 Wadestown 42-261 Kelburn-Taitville , 26-466 Kilbirnie 14-459 Kelburn 44-267 Khandallah 36-841 HEADQUARTERS TELEPHONES: 44-731, 46-256 WHEN VOTING P>ii SUKK ANJ' VOTK TIIK FI.'LL (TriZKKS' TICKET. HUTT CITY KOOTH—ODDFELLOWS' HALL, KNIGHT'S ROAD. PETONE r.00T11—384 JACKSON STREET. BE SURE AND VOTE EARLY—WET OR FINE.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PETONE ELECTORS, VOTE CITIZENS' TICKET! Mayor: G. LONDON (elected unopposed). Borough Council: -Jt. A. ANDEISSON R. FOX J. R. GAVNOR U. GREEN A. M MACFARLANE J. MARTIN A MILLER V. A. NOBLE A. G. STEFF'CNSEN Petone and Lower Hutt Gas Lighting Board A M MACFAKLANE V. A. NOBLE A. G. STEFFENSEN Uutt Valley Electric Power Board: R. A ANDERSON U. GREEN Wellington Harbour Board: J. VV ANDREWS ' ■ 3. R. GAYNOR Wellington Hospital Board: J. H. LEOPARD For any further information Ring 03-770. WET OR FINE VOTE CITIZENS' '.TICKET.

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO EASTBOURNE RATEPAYERS IT has been ascertained that the undermentioned Councillors are again' offering tliulr service.-; to Die Electors of Eastbourne. All can now claim to liavu hud several .veals of valuable (i\|)orit'ia-i: on (ho various Committees within the Council ami electors would (io well to remember this fact when recording their votos Tnjnorrow. particularly in view of the difficult limes which He immediately ahead. That the present Council's administration of the Borough's affairs lias, been sound (here can be no doubt, and judged on the Statemen! of Accounts for (lie past \eiir, it can be said that I Im finances of the. Boroiu:h have never been in such a satisfactory condition foi very many years. i'ou are therefore invited to record youi Vote in favour of the following:— BOWIE, DAVID. , HAUGHTON, VIVIAN P. HOItNKJ,. WILLIAM. MAIJILL,'mAKCAKET. MACANDKKW, AUSTKR H. SHEARER, STANLEY G. ih;tt~cou>Fty ~co uxciiT; CLOSING MOOXSHI.NIS ROAD. J3UBI-IC NOTICE IS HKRKISY CIVEX that i tlie Moonshine lload from tlie Ujipcr Hutt Borough boundary to the top Of the Moonshine Hill at Cottle'.s will be closwl for tratlic from 8 a.m. on Monday. May 1!>, l'J-H, to 5 p.m. on Friday. May l'B, inclusive, owing to, road widening and recon.stvuction work. H. 11. ROBLVSOiW County Clerk. Wellington, 14/5/-11-