AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' PRINCESS ’THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. THE AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE AND THEATRICAL TRIALS. An Instantaneous Success. Last Night a Large Audience Cheered the Many Performers. Never was a Scene of Greater Triumph Exhiibted at the Princess Theatre. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), FINALS OF ALE EVENTS. FINALS OF ALL EVENTS. FINALS OF ALL EVENTS. The Vaudeville AcU a Revelation. The Fun Fa*t and furious. TO-NIGHT'S BIG PROGRAMME. Dancing, Singing, Comedy. Burlesque, Xylophone and Violin Solos, Monologues, And the Gems of Vaudeville and Musical Comedy. All Dunedin will go on a Hilarious Riot over this GREAT SHOW. Box Plans at Jacobs’s. Prices: 5s Reserved (plus tax); Stalls, 2s; Gallery, Is. PRINCESS THEATRE THE ROYAL DUNEDIN MALE CHOIR (Dr V. E. Galway, Conductor). 103rd CONCERT. GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, i Part Songs, Love Songs, Halliard and Capstan Chanties, Christmas Festival Carols. Instrumental Items, Vocal Solos, Duet, and Quartet. Lady Vocalist: Miss MOLLY VICKERS, L.A.U. Booking Bristol Thursday, November 29. Programmes obtain able, 3d. Admission, 2s; Pit, Is. ‘THE TIGRESS’ TO-NIGHT. RO SLY N . T HEAIBS Dorothy Revier and Jack Holt in the Gripping, Moving Romance set, against the Colourful, and Glamorous Background of Gipsy Life ‘THE TIGRESS.’ ‘THE TIGRESS.’ ‘THE TIGRESS.’ Full Supports: ‘Collegians,’'Comedy, News, etc. THE BIG FUN FACTORY. GRAND LABOUR FAIR, EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, DECEMBER ■l, 5, and 6. TITHE COMMITTEE would be pleased to Receive Donations of Goods, etc., for the following Stalls!—Work Stall, Produce Stall, Cake Stall, Sweet Stall, Drink Stall. Goods may be left, at the Trades Hall, or, if desired, will be called for. Telephone 10-937, 12-734. F. .TONES, S. RINGROSE, Organisers. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS THE SPECIAL SUMMER SHOW WEEK SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE, TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE AT THE SAVOY. Preparations have been made to make this ouo of those exceptional nights of fun, frolic, thrills, and romance which bring happy and lasting memories. A limited number of tables are now available. Phono 12-133 and avoid disappointment. THE SAVOY. ELECT SCOTTISH DANCE 1 ' Will be held in ARTHUR STREET HALL, SATURDAY, 8 p.m. till 12. Music by Gaiety Dance Band. Supper Provided. Ladies, Is 6d; Gents, 2s. M. 0., Mr S. JAMIESON. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD. iOTJCB OF CONFIRMATION OF SPECIAL ORDER AUTHORISING THE RAISING OF A LOAN OF £90,000. ÜBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Dunedin Drainage and crage Board, at a Special Meeting con. ;d for tho purpose, and held on Wcdlav, the 31st day of October, 1928, icd the following Resolution by way of dal Order —viz.: — Pursuant to tin: provisions of “ The luiicdiu District Drainage and Sewerage ct, 1900," and its Amendments, the ► unediu Drainage and Sewerage Board ereby resolves, so that this resolution lay be confirmed at a subsequent mcetig of the Board and operate as a Special irder in terms of Section 21 of the aforend Act, as follows—that is to say: 1. That the said Board hereby resolves 3 raise a Loan of £90,000 (ninety thouind pounds), being the final instalment of sum of £250,000 for which the Board blained statutory authority to borrow i terms of " Tho Dunedin District Irainage and Sewerage Amendment Act, 925,” a first instalment of £100)000 and second instalment of £60,000 having .■■■a previously raised. 2. That the term of the said loan of 90,000 be fourteen years (14) from the Oth day of March, 1929. 3. That tho security for the interest ml sinking fund and tho repayment of he said special loan bo a special equally recurring Rate of One Penny Farting (l J 4 d) in the Pound (£) on the ateabic value (on the basis of tho annual alue) of all rateable property of the istrict, comprising the whole of f Dunedin and the Borough of St. Kilda. 4. That a sinking fund of One Pound SI) per centum per annum on the mount of the said loan be established in onncction with the same, and that the mount of such sinking fund bo paid to lie Sinking Fund Commissioners to be apointed for that purpose on the 30th day f March in each and every year during he currency of such loans, being a period f 14 years or until the loan is fully paid ff of which sinking fund the first payrent shall be made on the 30th day of larch, 1930, 5. That, the said Special Loan of £90,000 c raised by the issue of debentures in ho form prescribed by tho aforesaid Act, nd that each such debenture shall bear itcrcst at a rate not exceeding five and iic-lialf per centum per annum, payable alf-ycariy on the 30th day of September nd the 30ih day of March in each and very year during the currency of such >an or until such loan is fully paid off, nd that coupons be annexed to each such ebenture accordingly, ,aud that the aaid cbentures and coupons be payable at. ny branch of the Bank of New Zealand ithin the Dominion of New Zealand froo f exchange to the holder thereof. 6. That tho Corporate Seal of th« loard be affixed to all such debentures, nd that all such debentures and coupons e sighed by the Chairman and counarsigned by the Secretary, but so that lieir respective signatures to the coupons lay bo lithographed on the coupons. d Notice Is Hereby Further Given the said Resolution will be submitted i Ordinary Meeting of the said Board > held at the Town Hall, Dunedin, on iNESDAY, the 28th day of Novcm--1928. for confirmation as a Special G. A. LEWIN. vn Hall, Dunedin, 2/11/28.
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Evening Star, Issue 20032, 24 November 1928, Page 8
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