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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19142, 7 October 1925, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. AJATION.AL i\ ational LYRIC YRIC. LAST NIGHT. T YRIC. Juyric. TVTATJONAL. 1\ ATIONAL. SESSIONS— National: 11.15. 2.0, 4.0, C.O, 7.45. Lyric Theatre: Nightly at 7.45. First National Presents the Goldwyu Cosmopolitan Super Production, TJKKNTE TJLABCO TBANEZ'S V ICENTE 13 LA SCO IbaNEZ'S " I?NEMJES \\TOMEN " "lljnemies v/f , Women." Featuring T lONEL "|.| ARRYMORE -Li lON E L I>A RR Y M OKE ALMA IVUBENS Alma i.vu bens THE SENSATIONAL DRAMA OF LOVE AND INTRIGUE. IN ADDITION: LARRY SEMON In " THE DOME DOCTOR." LATEST GAUMONT GRAPHIC. LATEST M.RUCE SCENIC. Reservations for Both Theatres at Lewis R. Eady and Son. Ltd. Price, Bs 9d. COMING! COMING! RIGHT AT YOU! LIKE WILDFIRE' THE GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN p OMMENC IN G rpO MORROW. Commencing Jo-morrow. » m he " 1 TIE nOLL E E N VOLL E E N c O L L E Ei N COLL E E N COLL E E N COL L E E N MO O R E OO R E M O O R, E MOO R E MOO R E MOO R E In » TI E "TH E D E S E R T F h 6 W E R.'' TH E DESE RT , FLO W E R." "THE DESERT FLOWER." o ' T r S,E DES ER T FLO W E R." SALLY'S BACK! If you liked Colleen in " Sally " you'll , vf -,, ' r ' n "" 5 picture of love, laughs, thrills and pep. LLOYD HUGHES—Is in it too, you remember him in "Sally?" ; "THE < DESERT FLOWER." It s Colleen's best—just full of fun and pep and laughs and thrills—but hidden in 13 that gi'eatest of drama, that'll bring a tear — Even if you do feel tempted to go elsewhere—see Colleen in this. ON THE SAME BILL WE OFFER Rich ard t> arthelmess, icttard Da rt h elm ess. RICHARD BARTTTELMESS'. RTCHARD BARTHELMESS', RICHARD BARTHELMESS, In Lis outstanding: Dramatic Triumph, DE & E R T E&E R T V L O W E R." i LOWER." - L O WE R " FL O W E R,." F L O W E R." F L O W E R." F L O W E R." Richard - ICTTARD - RICHARD RTCHARD RICHARD In his outstanflina " QOUL " OOUL " SOUL " SOUL " SOUL 771 IRE." J 1 TT?E." Rivalling his greatest of the past: a picture to live for years, for it is true. Adapted from the play " Great Music." MAGNETIC. POWERFUL, COMPELLING! With BESSIE LOVE. TTFLF-N WMTE. WALTER LONG AND OTHER SCREEN NOTABLES PRICES AS USUAL. Box Plana at Lewis R. Eady and Sou. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 8 P.M. GRAND POPULAR CONCERT. By Leading Auckland Artists, IN AID OF THE MYERS FREE KINDERGARTEN Tickets, Is; Reserved, 2u. Box Plan now open at Lewis R. Eady and Son, Ltd. EOX WOODWARD'S TO-NICHT. PICTURES. USUAL SELECT VAUDEVILLE. Special Engagement, of THE C7-YEAR-OLD WONDER, ELECTORAL. OS KILL ELECTORATE. THE LIBERAL CANDIDATE, MR. HALL SKELTON. Will Address the Electors at tho CORNER OF SHACKLETON ROAD AND MT. EDEN ROAD. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). At 7.45 p.m M R T. L AMONT ' NATIONAL-LIBERAL CANDIDATE. WILL HOLD A MEETING OF HIS COMMITTEE AND SUPPORTERS AT FORD'S TEA ROOMS, DEVONPORT, TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. NATIONALIST CANDIDATE. RAGLAN ELECTORATE, Will Address the Electors at RAGLAN—TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. NGARUAWAHI A—FRIDAY, October 0, 8 p.m. Ladies Specially Invited. KAGLAN ELECTORS.-ERNEST PIGGOTT, Official Labour Candidate, will address the Electors, HOROTIU HALL. WEDNESDAY, October 7, at 8 p.m.; GLEN MASSEY HALL. THURSDAY, Oct. 8. 7.30 p.m. rjHHAMEI jECTORATE. J^LEC'I W. E. W ILLY ' NATIONAL PARTY CANDIDATE. Will Address the Electors: — TE KAUWHATA lIALL—TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), at 8 p.m. MERCER HALL—TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 p.m. POKENO HALL—FRIDAY. October 9. at 8 p.m. PAPARATA SCHOOL - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, at 2 p.m. BOMBAY HALL—SATURDAY. Octobe* 10, at 8 p.m. J^GTORU A ELECTORATE. FRANK COLBEC'K, Country Party Candidate, Will Address the Electors as under: NGONGOTAIIA —TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), October 7, at 8 p.m. KAHAROA—TO-MORROW (Thursday), at. 8 p.m. THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POWER 1 BOARD. THE LOCAL BODIES' LOANS ACT. 1013. PROPOSED LOAN OF £650,000 FOR ELECTRICAL DEV'ELOPM EXT WITH IN THE AUCKLAND ELECTRIC-POtt EE DISTRICT. The Auckland Electric-Power Board hereby gives notice in pursuance of Section 9 of the above-mentioned Act: — ,1. That the several purposes for which the loan is required, are as follows: (a) Machinery. Equipment and worknecessary to convert tho system from steam to hydro-electric power. (b) The general extension of the reticulation system in the Auckland Elec-tric-Power District, including any necessary additions to Sub-stations. Machinery and Mains. 2. That the Auckland Electric-Power Board being unable to provide the necessary funds for such purposes out of its ordinary revenue, proposes to borrow sums aa follows;---(ai For Watei Power Conversion . . . . £250,000 (b) For General ExtensionPurposes £'400.000 3. That tho proposed security for the repayment of such loan shall be a special rate of two-sevenths of a pennv in the pound on all ratable property in the Auckland Electric-Power District 4. That the Auckland Electric-Power Board proposes to make such i6an repayable in twenty-one (1:1) years, and proposes to make provision for the payment of a Sinking Fund of not less than Two Pounds Ten Shillings (£2 10s) per centum per annum. 5. That the Auckland Electric-Power Board proposes to pay out of such loan such costs, charges and expenses as the Auckland ElectricPower Board may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with su-eh loan and the Interest and Sinkma Fund thereon for the first year. N. M. SPEER, Secretary. I hereby give notice in pursuance of Section 10 ol tlie above-mentioned Act that a poll of tho Ratepayers of tho Auckland Electric-Power District on the proposal to raise the abole-mentioned loan viill be taken on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of October, 1925, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. W. J. HOLDSWORTH. Chairman. 3D»tod the 6th day of October. 1925,