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Evening Star, Issue 19856, 3 May 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ‘ LBS MISBRABLES.’ ‘ LES MISERABLES.’ ’LES MISERABLES. 1 A a an Introduction to the Picture Sir FRED TUOHBY (Dunedin's Most Promising Baritone) Will Sing ‘To-morrow’ (Masefield-Keel). Also, Tho Ninth Budget of tho EMPIRE LOCAL NEWS. Items of Local Interest, including Saturday's Rugby, University A v. , Alhambra, Southern v. University B. A Pot-pourri of Saturday’s Hockey Matches on iho Oval.— Otago Hunt Club Meet.—Farewell to Kathleen Miller.—Anzac Day Local Commemoration.—Stan. Lawson’s Ballet in Action, etc. EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Box Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m.; after at the Theatre (ring 10441). Alluring, exotic, with the blood of old Spain in her veins, with a longing for love—that was Dolores. A screen drama that plumbs tho depths of a woman’s soul. The greatest picture of tho current screen season. ‘WHITE GOLD.’ ’WHITE GOLD.’ ‘WHITE GOLD.’ ‘WHITE GOLD.’ 'WHITE GOLD.’ Commencing TO-MORROW’S MATINEE, 2.15, EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45, At the M P 111 E THEA TU E The Golden Floocc of the Plains—an epic of the great sheep country—with its poignant drama of action, suspense, love, and tragedy. WHITE GOLD, ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘ WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD, 1 ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,* ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,’ ‘WHITE GOLD,’ WHITE GOLD,’ With an All-star Cast, including:— JETTA GOUDAL KENNETH THOMSON. GEORGE BANCROFT. GEORGE NICHOLS. ROBERT PERRY. CLYDE COOK. The Tenth Budget of tho EMPIRE LOCAL NEWS, Containing all (ho interesting cvculs of the week, including; First Day's Trots at Fortuity, Saturday's Football, " Kaikorai v. Zingari-Richmond, Basket Ball, Result of Damage te Boat Harbour Caused by Gale, etc., etc. Also, Special Engagement of MISS MOLLTE ANDREWS, MISS MOLLIB ANDREWS. MISS MOLLIE ANDREWS, Who will Delight You with Her Singing. ‘Tea for Two’ ‘Take a Little One-step’ (both from musical comedy ‘No, No, Nanette'), ‘1 Wonder if Love is a Dream’ (Tcschcma chcr-Fostcr). EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas, Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Box Plans Now Open at The Bristol. Scats may ho obtained also by ringing tho Theatre (10-444). NORTH-EAST HARBOUR BOATING CLUB. njlllE ANNUAL PRESENTATION OF 1, SEASONS PRIZES will be held at the Local Hall, Macamlrew’s Bay, on SATURDAY Next, sth May, at 8 p.m. Social Evening and Donee in conjunction with above event. Bu»cs returning io town at conclusion of dance. F. C. BROWN, Hon. Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. ■JJOROUGH OF WEST HARBOUR. ESTIMATE OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE UNDER SECTION 79 OF “ THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT, 1920.” Proposed Receipts; Aneaio £l6O, Dog Tax £4O, Subsidy £175, Fees and Fines £lO, General Kate £1,540, Lighting Rate £324, Hospital Rale £503, Retunds Repairs to Main road £650. Total, £3, 402. Proposed Expenditure: Salaries . £912, Maintenance £l,lOO, Lighting £250, Hospital £469, Debit General Account £671. Total, £3,402. RATES. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the West Harbour Borough Council, pursuant to the powen- vested in it by "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” and all other powers enabling it in that behalf, will, at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council, to be held at the Council Chambers, Rothesay, on the sth day of JUNE, 1928, MAKE and LEVY the Mowing RATES for the period commencing on the Ist day of APRIL, 1928, and ending on the 31st day of MARCH, 1929, viz. : 1, A General Kate, under ceetion 77 of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920," 41d in the Pound on the Unimproved Value ot all Rateable Property within the Borough of Weet Harbour. 2. A SEPARATE RATE, to he known as the HOSPITAL RATE, under Section 52 of “The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1926," of SIXPENCE in the Pound on the Rateable Value ou (he Valuation Roll of nil Rateable Property within the Borough of West Harbour. 5. Lighting Rato on all Rateable Property within the R-avensbourne, Rothesay, and St. Leonards Wards, under “Tho Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” Section 88, 6d in the Pound on the Annual Rateable Value. 1. Water Rates, under Section 82 of “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” in respect to the ordinary supply as follows —that is to say: Upon all Lands and Buildings to which water is supplied the Rateable Value of which on tiie Valuation Roll does not exceed £l2 10s, a Rate of Ten Shillings (10s): exceeds £l2 10s a Rato of One Shilling in the Pound on such value. And upon all Lands and Buildings te which water can be, but is not, supplied, situate within 100yds of anv part of the waterworks; and upon all Buildings used as Stores or Warehouses, or for any purpose other than dwelling-houses, a Rate of One-half of the Rates abovementioned. The above Rates are PAYABLE IN ONE SUM on the 20th day of JUNE, 1928, at the Office of the Borough of West Harbour, Rothesay; and the ADDITIONAL CHARGE OF TEN PER CENT., provided for by Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925,” will be imposed on all such Rates which shall remain unpaid after, 131 b DECEMBER, 1928. AND NOTICE 15 FURTHER GIVEN that the VALUATION ROLL IS OPEN FOR INSPECTION by all persons concerned at the Office, Rothesay, during Office Hours. By order of the said Council. W. CONNOR, Town Clerk. Rothesay, 2nd May, 1928. THE ‘Star Garden Book, a handy volume which gives practical information and hints that make all the difference between succe,ss and failure; 2s 6d a copv.