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" AMUSEMENTS. ■ 7. TWICE DAILY: REGENT I Matinee—2.ls. r » Evening—B.o. NOW SHOWING. WILLIAM POWELL .In the greatest role of his career. ' Out of the locked chapters of his past | came the accusing spectre of murder! DRAMA... ‘ Memorable for its Power. ROMANCE... Unforgettable for its Depth. Two Incomparable Stars. WILLIAM POWELL Man of Mystery... HEDY LAMARR Woman of Courage... —ln—- “ CROSSROADS” “CROSSROADS'” —With— Basil Rathbone —Claire Trevor Felix Bressart—H. B. Warner. A thrill-a-minute dramatic story that will keep you on the edge of your seat for nearly two hours. Also Screening: Special Featurette "MR' BLABBERMOUTH” (Rec. bv Censor for Adults). To* Mr and Mrs Greyinoutli and Family In association with “New” Action Pictures, we take pride and pleasure in presenting "Hei Tiki,” an authentic film produced in New,,Zealand at a cost of £30,000 by the American producer, Mr Alexander Markey, with the able .assistance of Hollywood technicians. “Hei Tiki,” coming to the Regent Theatre next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, is a love story of a Maori virgin bride ... a romantic drama of the life of the Maori before the advent of the pakeha . . . the clash of a thousand warriors in pitched battle . . . the race between 1 mighty war canoes . . . the eruption foretelling, the coming of the War God. A story steeped in bravery and daring, this extraordinary e picture tells you more about your native land than you ever gleaned from your school history books. To every New Zealander who loves his native heath, “Hei Tiki” is definitely a “MUST SEE” picture. THE MANAGEMENT, Regent Theatre. PUBLIC NOTICES. HELP THE OICK AND WOUNDED FUND. Red Cross Shop Day Appeal. TO-DAY (FRIDAY). Donations of goods or in kind will be appreciated. Remember the Date. MISS RUSSIA. iTvHE SHOP, Tainui Street, will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. TODAY (Friday), June 11. Donations of goods or cash on behalf of Miss Russia will be welcomed. E. W. KENNEDY, Chairman.

JJON. JAS. O'BRIEN. Minister of Transport, will address members of the L.R.C., Labour Party and supporters in the Meeting Room, Lyceum Hall on MONDAY, J'u,ne 14, at 7.30 p.m. on the coming Election and Labour’s Possibilities. ’ M. ANDERSON, G.L.P. Wm. CALDWELL, L.R-.C. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. /CONSUMERS are notified that for v the purpose of 11,000 volt line maintenance, power will be CUT OFF (weather permitting) on SUNDAY NEXT, as follows:— Blackball: 12.30 p.m.—1.0 p.m.; and 4.30 p.m.—s p.m. Fa versham and Roa: 12.30 p.m.—s p.m. SINCLAIR TROTTER, Engineer. ALL Affiliations are asked to support the National Patriotic Fund Board in its National Appeal for good Books. Only fairly recentlypurchased books in sound physical condition are wanted. Quality is much more important than quantity. The person who gives a Cronin, an H. V. Morton, a Penguin Special and a Readers’ Digest is making a far more valuable contribution than one who presents 50 or more stale books published 20 or 30 years ago. Please send to Librarian, Greymouth Municipal Library. Wm. CALDWELL, Secretary, L.R.C. atOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is intended to submit to the House of Representatives, a local bill entitled “Inangahua County Empowering Act 1943,” the purpose of which is to amend the Inangahua County Council Empowering Act 1894, as amended by the Inangahua County Empowering Act 1908. The proposed amendments will authorise firstly, the levy of a rate not exceeding l£d. in the pound on the capital value of the rateable property in the Town of Reefton and secondly the payment, to such extent as the Council thinks fit, of the cost of lighting in the Town of Reefton out of such rate. Copies of such Bill are deposited in the Magistrate’s Court. Reefton, and at the office of the Inangahua County Council, Reefton, where such copies are open to inspection until the 3rd. d.ay of July, 1943. W-. B. AULD, Clerk, Inangahua County Council. TENDERS, QEMENT g AGS Save ALL Your BAGS and RETURN WHEN EMPTY. Allowance of 2/6 Dozen. ASHBY BERGH & CO. LTD., (’Phone 6.) JOHN BURNS & CO. LTD. (’Phone 541.)