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Northern Advocate, 6 April 1948, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS EXTENSION POSITIVELY YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TONIGHT <THE ROYAL WEDDING IN COLOUR A at the P-L-A-Z-A -Direction: ICerridge - Odeon J. C./Williamson Picture Corpn. Ltd. 8 V TONIGHT 8 ' and & _ 8 WEDNESDAY ROYAL WADDING TONIGHT ONLY ROYAL WEDDING TONIGHT ONLY IT’S EASY TO LAUGH AT! Paramount Picture DELIGHTFUL COMEDY HIT Barrs Fitzgerald DIANA LYNK SONNY TUFTS DICK FORAN FRANK McHUGH - \ in “EASY COME, EASY GO” “EASY COME, EASY GO” “EASY COME, EASY GO” (Approved lor Itni versa 1 Exhibition) Reported to be his'.funniest role to date, Fitzgerald is cast as)a slick, sly scoundrel with a, weakness for' pasy money and the life that goes with it. 'He stops at nothing to keep from going to-.work, and to keep his daughter. YES IT’S EASY; TO LAUGH AT! Book Early or Phone your Reservations— Tel. 2525. PLANS AT PLAZA

DAN CINQ BE with the Crowd at MATA TOMORROW NIGHT at the Mata Football Club’s Grand Dance. Graeme Smith’s Music. Prices 2/6 and 2/-. 2 Football Club —-APRIL 10, Parua Bay Hail. Good Supper and Novelties. Silver Star Orchestra. 280 MAUNIT Ieap"YEAR BALL— -SATIJRDAY, April 10. Bus leaves Read Services Depot. Scylla Calkin s WHANGAREI AND COUNTY PIPE BAND SOCIETY (Inc.) and. 203 AN G L E_ ( g,-P'S«S x . paroshiAl HALL ' SATURDAY APRIL 10 Mrs. McKinnon’s Orchestra. Admission: ' Members 1/6, non-mem-bers 2/-. _ . 303 YITHAN GAREI TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY, April 21. EPI SHALFOON’S DANCE BAND (Auckland). 32 Warrington School Of Dancing Ballroom, Tap, Operatic, National, GreekPrivate lessons by appointment. cd/w5 ■: l MEETINGS

OLD GIRLS’ OUTDOOR BASKET- . . r BALL CLUB Tl/TEETING to be held Y.W.C.A. on THURSDAY, April 8, at 5 p.m. Will all players and intending players please' attend. 310 A A. BLACK, Secretary. WHANGAREI BASKETBALL ASSN. J^EETING TUESDAY, APRIL 13, at 7 p.m. Y.W.C.A. HALL Representatives of all teams are asked to attend in order to register players and colours. 139 A. BLACK, Secretary. OTAMATEA RUGBY UNION ANNUAL Meeting will be held in Public Hall, Maungaturoto, on MONDAY, April 12, at 8 p.m. Business: Minutes; Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; General ■ K. J MO IT NT. VINE. 273 Secretary. KAMO AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB A GENERAL Meeting will be held in the Old Kamo School TONIGHT (Tuesday). All members please attend. 282 D. E. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. N.Z. LABOUR PARTY WHANGAREI BRANCH The Usual Monthly Meeting will be held on THURSDAY NEXT. April 8, at 7.45 p.m. in MARSDEN HALL. Business: Voting on Div. Area Rep.; Election of Sub-Committees; Continuation of consideration of Remits; General. Supper provided.

311 C. REINHARDT, Sec.-Treas. TENDERS HDENDERS are invited from parties of six men for the completion of No. 6 Stone Drive, Kamo State Coal Mine. Length of drive 300 ft, more or less. Specifications may be seen at the Kamo State Coal Mine Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close FRIDAY, APRIL 16, at 4 p.m., at the Kamo State Coal Mine Office. J. HADCRCFT, . District Manager. 151

I’IPAL ELECTRICITY SUPPLY Restrictions On Supply 3NT ’NOTICE TO' CONSUMERS The Council’s Electricity Load Control Committee has received notification that it is required to reduce its loading to 15% below its original allocation of units fqr this year. This is due to the extreme shortage of water at the main hydro-electric generating stations. To meet the situation the Electricity Load Control Committee requires all the Council's consumers to exercise the utmost economy in the use of then electrical supply and reduce their requirements to the minimum. Commencing immediately it will be necessary to disconnect the whole of the Council’s reticulation between the hours of 6.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Domestic Supply-Consumers in areas where the supply cannot be dis connected on account of Hospitals, are prohibited fiom using the supp y between the hours of 6.30 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. Users of power for industrial purposes are asked to co-opciale with the Council and shut off all power at 4.30 p.m. each day. Restrictions on the use of water heaters, radiators and other space heating equipment will remain as previously advertised. L. O. HALL, Town Clerk. *OB«S MUNI UEG 287