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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18276, 18 December 1922, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS. STOAN& ~ -— Strand. A Direction: Fuller's Pictures, Ltd. To-day: Continuously from 11.15 a.m. United Artists Present Betty tjlythe etty -Olythe 'Fig From REX BEACH'S Romano#, "THE . NET." Puzzling mystery—thrilling romance—gripping aaventuro. Vows of vengeance tnat turn to love. Not just a .movie, but f a big picture. That's ' FAIR LADx. BUSTER KEATON. In " CONVICT 13.". . , Will keep your laughing machinery in good order. , . "Strand World Visions" - Topical. MR. KENNETH IMPETT, In Songs at the Piano. Day Prices. Stalls, 9d; Circle, Is. IPPOD R O M E, TOM MIX TOM MIX " THE FIGHTING STREAK" • " THE FIGHTING STREAK - ' The Story of a. Westerner who stood for peace, but was olways ready for wa/r. "THE TIN BRONCHO" (Sunshine Coinedy) Prices as Usual. Box j?lan at Theatre. Ring: 4 ' . NEW I.YRIC — TO-NIGHT. AT 8. -L Top o' Symonds Street. HOBART BOSWORTH At his BEST in "THE SEA LTON." " THE SEA LION." A Love Story "THE BF>\ LION." as Sweet as a " THE SEA LTON." Sea Flower. Prices: Stalls.* 6d; Circle, Is (Res. Is 6d). PUBLIC NOTICES. JJUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with the provisions of the Education Act, 1914, it is hereby publicly notified that the Education Board of the District of Auckland has fixed the boundaries of the WAITAKF.RE School District as shown in the Schedule hereto; and has amended the boundaries of the SWAN SON and TAUPAKI School Districts by exohnling therefrom such portions of thope School Districts as are included in th« boundaries of the Waitakero School District gazetted this day. E. C PURDIE. Secretary. SCHEDULE. WAIT A KERF. SCHOOL DISTRICT BOUNDARIES. Beginning at the south-western angle of Block XII., Kumeu S.D., thenco by the western boundary of that Block to the northern boundary of Waitakerei Parish, and by that boundary to the north-western angle of Section 30, Waipareira Parish: thence by part of the eastern boundary of that rection, and tho road through Sections 140 and 139, and by tho southern and part of the eastern boundaries of Section 70, the southern and eastern boundaries of Section S7'2. 'he northern' boundaries of Sections N77 and NBS, tho eastern boundaries of Sections SB6 and NB6, the northern boundary of Section N93 and the eastern boundary of Sections N93, 593. 93A, NP4, MB4, SB4, NB3, SS3, 82, the southern boundaries of Sections 62, EBl, WBl, the western boundaries of Sections 168 and 180 and a continuation thereof by a right line due 60uth to tho northern boundary of Section 10; thence by part of the northern and the western boundary of Section 10, part of tho western boundary of Section 9. the south-eastern boundaries of Sections 26, 81 and 179, Waipareira Parish and the north-western boundary of Seotion 88, Waitakerei Parish, to the southern boundary of Block XII., Kumeu S.D., and by that boundary to the commencing point. rpHE LEYLAND, O'BRIEN TIMBER 1 COMPANY. LTD. The Share Register of the Company will be closed from TO-DAY (Monday), 18th day of December, 1922. to Monday, lot day of January, 1923, botn days included. By order of the Board J. B. LtJSK, SecretaryIN tho matter of " The Companies Act, 1908." notice is hereby civen that " TEe Dayton Scale Company Limited," a Company incorporated in New South Wales proposes to carry on business throughout New Zealand, and that the office or place of business of tho Company is situated in Safe Deposit Buildings, High Street, AucklandDated this 7th day of December, 1922. OSMOND AND CAVAYE. Attorneys for the ComPany^ rjiO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS, The Proprietors of Letters Patent No. 38236, of December 5, 1916, relating tc " Improvements in and relating to steam superheaters of the multiple smoko or fire tube type," are desirous of entering intc arrangements by way of a license or otherwise. on reasonable terms, for the purpose of exploiting the above patent and ensuring its practical working in New Zealand. All inquiries to be addressed to HENRY HUGHES. LTD., Patent Agents, 157, Featherstone St., Wellington, and Queen St., opp. Fort St.. Auckland. LICENSING POLL. J ICEN SI N G POLL, 1922. DECLARATION OF LICENSING POLL. LICENSING DISTRICT OF ROSKILL. In pursuance of the Licensing Act. 1908, I hereby give public notice that at the Licensing Poll, taken under the provisions of the said Act, the number of valid votes recorded for each proposal submitted under Section 8 of the Licensing Amendment Act, 1910, waß as follows:— For the proposal that licenses bo restored in the district 29-iS For tho proposal that licenses be not restored in the district . . . . 739 C The total number of valid votes recorded at the Poll was 10,345, and, as the number of valid votes recorded in favour of the proposal that licenses be restored in the district is less than three-fifths of tho total number of votes, recorded. I hereby declare that proposal to be not carried. Dated at Auckland this 16th day of December, 1922. B. McFARLANE. Returning Officer. ELECTORAL. Declaration of result of poll FOR THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MARSDEN. I I, Frank Bird, Returning Officer for the Electoral District of MARSDEN, do hereby declare the result of the Poll taken or the 7th day of December, 1922, for the Election of a Member of Parliament foi tho said district, to be as follows:— Votes Candidates. Polled. JONES. William . . . . 3616 MURDOCH, Alfred James . . 3752 Total number of valid votes polled 7368 Number oi votes rejected as informal . . .... 95 I therefore declare tho said ALFREE JAMES MURDOCH to be elected. Dated at Whangarei this 14th day oi December, 1922. FRANK BIRD, Returning Officer. IN BANKRUPTCY. TN BANKRUPTCY—IN THE SUPREME ! COURT, holden at Hamilton. Notice ii hereby given that WILLIAM PATRICK EDWARD O'DONNELL EWORT BERNARD ANDREW O'DONNELL, anc THOMAS FRANCIS JOSEPH O'DON NELL, trading as O'Donnell Bros. Kawhia, Farmers, were this day adjudgec bankrupts; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at the Courthouse Hamilton, on TUESDAY, the 9th day o: January. 1923, at 10.30 o'clock a.m. _ • V. H. SANSON, Deputy Official Assignee. Hamilton, December 15, 1922. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE, TltlY a Gramaphone: Records Free- —SIC JIJ (Basement), N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. (Open Friday Evening.) G.RAMAPHONE Records, half price. Wt allow l-3rd cost in exchange.—Phone ries Exchange, 14, Darby St. HAAKE, underdampcr, magnificent up right grand. .This is an absolute gift £T'9.—Crockery Shop, 143, Symonds St. HOPKINSON, iron frame, upright grand magnificent tone: sacritico, £69 10s rosewood.—Crockery Shop, 5143, Symonds St. _ MECHANICAL Musical Instrument, 31 discs; suitable public amusements; large, ornamental.—62, Victoria St., City. PIANO. English, in perfect order; fre from borer; £G5. —Hawthorn's Musi Stores, 28, Karangahape Rd. PHONOGRAPHS, £~2-. Gramaphones, £3 Records, Is: Needles, 2s per 1000; Re pairs.—Edison Dealers, City Chambera. YJEXONOLAS, new, hornless. No. IE f-X double spring: only £7; usual pric £'10.-70. City Chambers. PHONE 4009, Edison Dealers, for Exper .1 Gramaphone and Phonograph Repairs Machines called for delivered. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED. PIANO, upright, wanted to buy, up t £60; muflt' be in good order and fre from worms; also Piano Case.—Writo PAPAKURA. 5(17. Hbuald.