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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18563, 22 November 1923, Page 18

' AMUSEMENTS. u, ' QUEEN'S mBXATRE-4-r----j UEEN'S X HEATRB COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). ;; O—WONDERFUL FEATURES— a ' FIRST NATIONAL ~ PRESENTS " MARSHALL NEILAN'S i THE LIFE STORY OF FOUR DIFFERENT FAMILIES: IT'S * YOUR - FAMILY. YOUR NEIGHBOUR'S ■** FAMILY THE FAMILY THAT LIVE : IN THE UNDERWORLD, AND MY .-.-j;-- v-^.•■•;■/v FAMILY. ~,-*■''" , BITS ,f\F XJIFB.' i ITS Up JUIFE. A Picture that Strikes ft New Chord. It jets away from the Ordinary, It a Picture for Liberal-minded People. BITS f\F T IFE. " .". xTS AJf JUIFE. * WITH WESLEY BARRY .''■ > AND AN ALL-STAR CAST. ■'■''' PARAMOUNT PRESENTS - €ECIL TiE MI LLE ' B ECIL JL/e IVIILLE'S SUPERSPECIAL. . SOMETHING qK) rpHINK ABOUT, OMETHING lo IHINK iIBOUT. With' " GLORIA SWANSON. JULIA FAYE. THEODORE ROBERTS. ELLIOTT DEXTER. MONTE BLUE. AND THEODORE KOSLOFF. CHARLIE riHAPLIN HARLIE OHAPLIN In ' -' rpHE T ANDLADY'S BET. ' XHE 1-andlady's iET. <PHONE 941 a for reserves. STELLA t>ower. Stella 1 OWER, The Little Molba." " Her voice has beautiful quality, purity and freshness; her trill is memorable; tor top note is higher almost than it ought to be, while her lowest is deep beyond her years. . . She rivalled the Molba of old." —Sydney Bulletin town ' TT a l l. own Hall. Direction; E. J. Gravestock. THURSDAY NEXT. NOV. 29. SATURDAY. DECEMBER!. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. r THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6. Mr. E. J. Gravestock Presents BRITAIN'S BRILLIANT COLORATURA STAR, ' i tell power, Stella x ower, "The Little Melba." Associate Artists: WILLIAM JAMES. WILLIAM JAMES. The Eminent Composer-Pianist. HAROLD BECK, The Brilliant Violoncellist. PRICES: 6s. 4 S . 2s. Plus Tax. BOX PLANS OPEN at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd., ON MONDAY MORNING., Special Concessions to Students. Manager ...... I), p. O'Connor SHOWS. ~~' T HE XJCKLAND a I 'TURAL and pastoral \ SSOCIATION'S 'QPRING 'DHOW. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW. To be Held at the * ■pPSOM iDpEIOW p ROUND, On ■JPRIDAY, ,T)ECEMBER 7 And SATURDAY (PEOPLE'S DAY). JVECEMBER O Range of Exhibits and Spectacular Programme Never Before Equalled- ii the Dominion. Military Competitions. Hunting Competitions. Spring Flower Show, Pedigrtee Stock Parade, Auckland Kennel Club's Shew, Machinery and Motor Exhibits, a Magn\:icent Display of Factory Butter and Cheese, Side Shows, and Other Popular Attractions Galore. Special Train, Tram, and Ferry Servioea. A. D. STANLEY. Secretary, High St. CORPORATION NOTICES. TV/TOUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCILSPECIAL ORDER MAKING BY-LAWS. i Public notice is hereby given that* a{ a j Special Meeting of the Mount Eden Borour.'h Council, held on the 12th day of November, 1923, it was resolved by way of Special Order that the Mount Eden Borough Council make .the following By-laws under the "Municipal Corporations Act. 1920," and all other powers thereunto enabling it: — 1. This By-law shall be read with and a« extending and amending By-law No. 1, of the Borough of Mount Eden; made on the first day , of July, 1907, and the words used herein shall have the same meaning and be interpreted in the same way as the same words when need in the said By-law No. I. 2. No person other than a duly qualified medical practitioner engaged at the time in attending to a patient, shall leave any vehicle unattended in Mount Eden Road or Dominion Road for ~ more than fifteen minutes. Provided that this By-law shall not apply to vehicles plying for hire when Op any stand appointed by _ the Council for vehicles plying for hire. 8. The owner or any person in charge of any vehicle which may for the time being be standing on any street or public olace. whether attended or unattended, and whether in accordance with the provisions of the last preceding section or not,, shall, upon the request of the Council's Traffic Insp**tor or any deputy authorised by him or of any Police Constable, move such vehicle as directed by any such Inspector. Deputy or Police Constable, for the purpose of facilitating tra'fHc in any such street or preventing any hindrance or obstruction thereto. 4. Section 43 of By-law No. 1 ie hereby amended by adding . the following; words thereto:—"Providing, however, that it shall not be necessary to have any lights on a motor-car while such motor-car is standing under the glare of a street lamp." . ■ The above Resolution will bo submittod for Confirmation to a Meeting of the Mount Eden Borough Council, to be held at the Council Chambers, Valley Road. Mount Eden, on MONDAY, the 17th day of December, 1928. at 7.30 p.m. Dated this 14th day of November. 1923. w ' S. GRAY. Town Clerk. ]y£OUNT EDEN BOROUGH COUNCIL. WAR MEMORIAL. A Meeting of Residents of the Borough will be held on FRIDAY. November 23. at 3 p.m., at the Mount Eden Bowling Club, to arrange for an effort to be made throughout the Borough to raise funds for the War Memorial. The President of the Club has kindly granted the use of the grounds, and will welcome Ladies, for whom afternoon tsa will be provided. The Chairman of the War Memorial Committee, Mr. J. H. Gunson, will be present, with other members of the Com. mittee, and all Residents are urged to attend and take part. S. GRAY. Town Clerk. November 17, 1923. THOROUGH OF MOUNT ALBERT. WATER RATES (METER SUPPLY). Nctice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Mount Albert Borough Council, under the powers and authorities conferred by "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920," at a meeting to be held on TUESDAY, the 11th day of December. 1923, at 7.30 p.m. to make andy levy the following rate or charge: — ;•;■■"'.: In respect of all water supplied per met»r, a minimum charge of Twenty-five Shillings and Sixpence, covering the period of one year, commenced October Ist, 1923. and ending September 30th, 1924; for all water consumed during the said period in excess of J,l-opO Bfcllo A. a rate or , charge of One Shilling and Sixpence per thousand gallons. Such ratjs or charts to be and payable, in respect of the minimum charge, on December 12th, 1923; charges for excess supply to be due and payable October Ist. 1924 ■ H. UTTING. ' > Morningsid©, November Town Clark Morninsside, November Slat, 1853.