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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17691, 28 January 1921, Page 10

Amusements. A JL 'the perfect photoplay. stroheim's wonder plat. rational pictures. Rational 'phone x ictures. tvtational 2169 "pictures. •J-iATIONAL A. i ICTURES. Universal Films Present A Jewel De Lux© Production Fox Universal. Exhibition 37RIC QTROHEIM -JRIC OTROHEIM The Satan QTROHEIM iEj'RIO o£ the QTROHEIM U-JRIC lOTROHEIM Screen, In the Most Enthralling Picture the Art has ever produced, ,pLIND TTUSBANDS X>LIND TTUSBANDS. A Masterpiece pLIND TTUSBANDS. in JJjuiND Husbands Eight Reels. ELLND TT USBANDS. lind Husbands. a story TOLIND II USBANDS. Unique and X>LLND XXUSBANDS. Absolutely 13 LIND TTUSBANDS. Gripping I sOjlind Husbands. The Story of a Neglected Wife ■who becomes involved with an Austrian Officer whoso sole interpat in life is Women; how the silent majesty of the mountains crushed his puny soul, and freed ono good woman from hia greedy t tentacles. Be Stalked All Womankind as a Beast of Prey Stalks Its Game. A DARING THEME CLEANLY HANDLED STAGED AMIDST THE MOST ENCHANTING TYROLEAN ALPINE SCENERY. IThe Glamour that Attaches Itself to the Alps Famed in Song and Story. The Editor of Photoplay, probably the forey.ost authority en tne merits of moving lectures, nays that of all the pictures he has Bt-en durins the year "BLIND HUSBANDS" i« one of iha three best. Tho President of the Universal Film Company say?: A simple plot, no doubt; yet once you whither it is leading you would not take your eyes from the screen for anything in tho world—for the artistry of its telling, the gr'pping realism of the situations, the fiawie3a opting and the superb staging of "BLIND HUSBANDS" are the most remarkable that you have ever seen in pictures. I personally guarantee that "Blind Husbands ' will give you the most tremendous i». ur you have ever known in. phoU. -drama entertainment. STKOHEIM says: They call ms "The Satun of the Screen"; that's because in "BLIND HUSBANDS" I play a polished viibv.n in the only way a villain should be payed—TO MAKE YOU HATE HIM! THE ACTING OF " BLIND HUSBANDS" Ts SO FLAWLESS AS TO BE MOKE THAN ACTING: It is LIFE — LIFE SO PERFECTLY PORTRAYED THAT YOU REFUSE TO BELIEVE THAT THESE ARE ONLY PLAYERS. •' BLIND HUSBANDS " As a Story is well nigh perfect, with a glorious surprise at the end. THE RECONCILIATION between Husband and Wife is at once the most affecting and uplifting thing over seen in pictures. The Motion Picture World says: "BLIND HUSBANDS" IS A MASTERPIECE. "BLIND HUSBANDS" IS ONE HUNDRED PER CENT. ENTERTAINMENT. THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS NO FEAR! rjUTARIE TXTALCAMP In the First Episode of the Greatest Adventure and Travel Story Ever Seen, OTHE TIRAGON'S 7WTET, J- HE -LJraGON'S L>ET, The only Serial ever made in the Orient. ■Tne Dragon's Net" wae filmed in Japan. Chma, and the Philippines. Thrilling scenes with such historic ba-ckgrounds as Fujiyama, the famous Japanese Bu'ddah, the Chinese Emperor's Palace, the Great Wall, the Sam-pan-covered Yangtse River, Manila Bav. the Court of the Sultan of Sulu, etc Story from J. Allen Dunn's Novel. The Highest-class Production Ever Made in Serial. PRICES.— Day: Stalls 6d, Circle Is Id. After 6 p.m.: Stalls Is Id. Circle 2s Id, Dresa Circle 2b 7d; Reserves 3s 2d. Book your Seats 8 p.m. Session. iTown Board Notices. jyTANUREWA TOWN BOARD. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO BORROW. ' Notice is hereby given that ii is the intention o£ the Manurewa Town Board, under the provisions of " Tho Town Boards Act, 1908." "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913," and amendments thereto, and all other Acts, if any, it in that behalf enabling, and with the consent of the Governor-in-Council. under Section 20 of '* The Finance Act, 1919," a.3 gazetted on pags 3146 of the -New Zealand Gazette, 1920, to borrow the sum of £2000 for the purpose of erecting two Workers' Homes in the Manuiawa Town District. And as security for the payment of interest, sinking fund and other charges on the said loan to make and levy a Bpecial Rate of One Farthing in tho £ upon the ratable value of all ratable property in the Manurewa Town 'District, and it is the intention, to pay out of the loan tho cost of raising the loan and the first year's interest and sinking fund. Th 9 loan is for a period of 36i years at the rate of interest of four and a-half per cenium per annum, together with an additional charge of one per centum per annum to preside the necessary sinking fund. T. J. CORIN, Chairman. H. KAY,. Town Clerk. _ Under th© provisions of Section 10 of " The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1913," I hereby give notice that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the Manurewa Town District will be taken between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. on SATURDAY, the.Sth day of Feb-ru?,-y, 1921, on the above proposal. POLLING BOOTH. The Board's Office, at the Public Hall Manurewa. T. J. CORIN, Chairman. Manurewa, January 6, 1921. NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS. Ratepayers are strongly advised (especially those who have recently purchased propertic?) to make rture that their names are correctly entered on the Roll, which will close 14 days prior to the Poll being taken Tenders. ,-VTEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT 1> RAILWAYS. CONTRACT FOR THE ERECTION OF A SAWMILL AT FRANKTON JUNCTION. Written Tenders will he received at this Office until 10 a.m. of TUESDAY, February 3. 1921, for the above Contract for all or for tho separate trades. The contract will be lor labour and part material. The tenders are to be enclosed in envelopes marked on tho outside, " Tender for Sawmill, b'rankton," and addressed to this Office. Drawings, specifications, and conditions may be seen at the Offices of the Stationmasters at Auckland and Frankton Junction, and also at the Architectural Branch Office, Bunny Street, Wellington. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. R. W. McVILLY, General Manager. Gen-?rs.l Manager's Office, N.Z. Railways, Wellington, January 20, 1921. •jyXAPIER HARBOUR BOARD. CONTRACT No. 203. SPACERS AND PILE SHOES. Tenders will be received at the Harbour Board Office. Napier, up to and including February 7, 1921, for 4120 Spacers and 620 Pi'.e Shoes Full information can be obtained from the undersigned. The lowest or any t<Tider not neces-sarily accepted. JNO. P. KENNY. Secretary and Treasurer. T?ARMERS' UNION TRADING CO.. LTD. Tenders Wanted for GLAZING WINDOWS For above Company's Job. Labour Only or Labour and Material. Apply on job to THOMAS KIRK. Builder. SPENDERS invited for Cutting about 1 4.000,000 ft. Mixed Timber; applicants to iirovMe mill r.apab.e of cutting 4000 ft. per day —14. Palmerston Buildings. For Lease by Tender. ry E N D E R S. Tenders a,re invited for Leases of the Two Premises in Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, at present occupied by the South British Insurance Co. and the New Zealand Refrigerating Co., Ltd. Particulars re occupation nniy bo obtained on application to the Public Tru-i Office at Wanganui. Tenders will be received up to 12 Noon on the 9th day ot February, 1921. All tenders to be accompanied by aMe posit of one month's rent and to be enclosed in a sealed envelope marked " Tendera for Lease of Waters' Pre- , miseJ?." The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. T. R. ALLEN, Local Deputy-Public Trustee. Wanganui, January .19, 1921.