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Evening Post, Volume CXXXI, Issue 116, 19 May 1941, Page 2

"FULL HOUSE" SATURDAY. Hundreds unable to gain admission. An avalanche of patrons' congratulations on film's merit—triumph that is the talk of the city. Courtenay Place. Cosy and Warm as Your Own Fireside. Dlr.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 51-842. I 2 p.m. 1 TWICE DAILY I 7.45 J I 2 p.m. | <* TWICE DAILY [ 7.45 | THE TWO 1940 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS. Ginger Rogers —— James Stewart Ginger Rogers James Stewart Ginger Rogers James Stewart 'Kitty Foyle" herself. Of "Philadelphia Story" * In Their ONLY SCREEN Appearance Together. "VIVACIOUS LADY" "VIVACIOUS LADY" "VIVACIOUS LADY" "VIVACIOUS LADY" With JAMES ELLISON, BEULAH BONDI, CHARLES COBURN. Exclusive First N.Z. Screening. Burgess Meredith —— Irene Hervey Burgess Meredith ——Irene Hervey Burgess Meredith — Irene Hervey with BARRY FITZGERALD, RAYMOND WALBOJRN, ROBERT ARMSTRONG, ESTHER RALSTON, In "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" "SAN FRANCISCO DOCKS" fc'ury strikes on the Barbary Coast 1 Pearl Hate I Murder 1 Bringing to life the fogstirouded past ot the port ot . all nations 1 (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROXY THEATRE. OXY THEATRE. Dlr.: G. L. Johnston. Tel. 40-618. Continuous Pictures from 11 a.m. Dally. SHOWING NOW — SHOWING NOW — The Mightiest Thrill Picture ever conceived. "DR. CYCLOPS" Starring ALBERT DEKKUII JANICE LOGANTHOMAS CALEY. The drama ot numans shrunfc by the mad caprice of a scientist to only. 14 Inches In height. See the little people plot their revenge against the gigantic mad genius. FILMED ENTIRELY UN COLOUR. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) „. AND JOE E. BROWN and MARTHA RAVE JUJi E. BROWN and MARTHA RAVE In "CHAMPION CHUMPS" The Biggest Comedy Riot In Years. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) EXCELLENT SHOUT■FKATUKKTTESI PUBLIC NOTICES. ~~ HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL. CLOSING MOONSHINE ROAD. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Moonshine Road from the Upper Hutt Borough boundary to the top of the Moonshine Hill at Cottle's will be closed for traffic from 8 a.m. on Monday, May 19, 1941, to 5 p.m. on Friday, May 23, inclusive, owing to road widening and reconstruction work. H. R. ROBINSON, County Clerk. ' Wellington, 14/5/41. ■• ; y\R. DAVID WHYTE Has Removed to KELVIN CHAMBERS, 16 The Terrace. PUBLIC NOTICE. LIGHTING RESTRICTIONS EMERGENCY j REGULATIONS, 1941. REDUCED LIGHTING. IN terms of the Lighting Restrictions Emergency Regulations, 1941, and by direction of the Dominion Controller, I give notice:— (1) That with regard to shop windows not directly visible from the open sea, the lighting must be so reduced that the intensity measured four feet from the ground and six feet from the shop window does not exceed 0.1 (onetcntli) of a foot-candle. (2) That light sources in shop windows must be mounted behind a pelmet of opaque material or paint in such position or height as to render such light source invisible from the street or the outside of the shop window. (3) That where lights inside a shop or business premises shine directly on to the pavement or street, they are to be so screened or reduced as to bring the resultant illumination clown to the standard In Clause (1) of this notice. (4) That all under-verandah lights, of any nature, are to cease to burn between sunrise and sunset. (5) The premises of the Electricity Department, corner of Bowen Street and Lambton Quay, may bo taken as a window which complies with the new regulations. Further windows wiil be arranged to this standard during the week. (C) This order applies to all shops or business premises and is not confined only to the central business area. (7) That in connection with the control of light, Wardens under the Emergency Precautions Scheme, and Officers of the Electricity Department acting under direction of the Local Lighting Controller, are vested with authority to make visits, Inspect, advise, and require that I he provisions of the Lighting Restrictions Err.'.rgency Regulations, 194.1. and of tills order, are complied with. T. C. A. IIISLOP, Chairman, Emergency Precautions Organisation, Wellington City. RETURNS OF INCOME. TTiVERY person and company, whether a taxHi payer or not, having derived income during the year ended 31st March, 1941, from any source or by any means which Is made the subject of taxation under the Land and Income Tax Act. 1923, or any amendment thereof, is hereby required to forward to or deliver at my office, Wellington, C 3, In the prescribed form (obtainable at any post office), returns of such income on or before the 2nd June, 1941. Where returns are accepted for a year endiriK Inter than 31st March they shall be made within two months of such later date. Details of those required to furnish returns are displayed at post offices. Any person failing to furnish a return at the prescribed time is liable to a penalty up to £100. J. M. PARK, Commissioner of Taxes. < NOTICE OF SITTING OF ARBITRATION COURT. VTOTICE is hereby given that the Court of i-i Arbitration will sit on Monday the 26th day of May 1941 nt the Arbitration Court I'.uildincs at Wellington at 10 o,'clock in the forenoon for the purpose, of making fixtures for the under-mentioned list of business. DATED at Wellington this lGth day of May 10-11. G. R. HOLDER, Clerk of Awards. INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES : Dominion General Warehousemen. Dominion Cleaners, Caretakers, Lift Attendants and Watchmen. New Zealand Gasworks Employees. Dominion Places of Amusement {other than theatres) and Sports Bodies Employees. Dominion Taxi-Telephonists. Wellington City Council Electrical Workers. Wellington Umbrella Workers, Wellington. Butchers. . Wanganui Chemical, Fertiliser, and Acid Workers. APPLICATION'S TO EXTEND AWARD : Canterbury Glove' Workers Award. APPLICATIONS TO AM-END AWARDS: Wellington Abattoirs .Employees Award. APPRENTICESHIP. APPLICATIONS : Wellington Horticultural and Aboricnltural Industry and Branches Application for Apprenticeship Order. Wellington Electrical Workers Application for amendment of Order. Wellington Clothing Trades Apprenticeship Committee Appeal against decision of Committee. . MIBAMAR GOLF CLUB. OPEN DAY. SUNDAY, MAY 25, 1941.. (Proceeds in aid of Patriotic Funds). Morning: Stableford Bogey. Afternoon ■ Four-ball Bogey. (Arrange own partners). Entry fee : ss. ENTRIES should reach Secretary by telephone or letter by 5 p.m. Thursday, 22nd inst. Draw will be published. T. H. GIBSON, Secretary,