AMUSEMENTS. T AST TVAY Of the Wonderful Story of Brother Lovo. rpHE AJEW DEGENT. JL HK xN EW JXEGENT. The Theat.ro Magnificent. Direction - - - - J. C. Williamson Films. Continuous Pictures Prom 11 a.m. Big Royal Matinee at 2.15. Grand Evening Performance at 7.D5. • .'TITHE "ROUGH T>LDERS." Not a Western drama, but a true and graphic romance of Theodore Roosevelt's famous regiment in the American-Spanish War. NOAH BEERY - GEORGE BANCROFT, CHARLES FARRELL MARY ASIOR. And J. C. Williamson Celebrity Vaudevillo. AND Q.ENNETT, NoveHy Dancing Act, With EDDIE HOKTON . At the Organ, MAURICE GUTTRIDGE And the Regent Operatic Orchestra. 13ox Plana at Theatre (4G-888). First there was "VARIETY," then came " WALTZ DREAM." and later " FAUST," NOW! * Commencing FRIDAY NEXT, at the NEW REGENT . Another U.F.A. Classic: MANON T ESCAUT." ANON JL/ESCAUT," MANON T ESCAUT," ANON -Li ESCAUT, "[VI ANON T ESCAUT," "XViANON 1J ESCAUT," MANON T ESCAUT," ANON JUESCAUT," Starring T YA pUTTI. JUYA JL*E J- UTTI. And a Wonderful Continental Cast. Ye:trs ago, there was a French novel good parents didn't allow their daughters to read and respectable folks wrapped brown paper round its cover. It was " MANON LESCAUT." But to-day our outlook on life is broader and saner, and the astounding novel by the Abbe Prevost has been made into a marvellous picture. MANON LESCAUT was the subject of Massenet's Great Opera, " MANON." and a. remarkable score will be played by the Regent's Famous Operatic Orchestra, with Maurice Guttridge. M ANON WAS THE WORST WOMAN IN PARIS, and yet she was THE MOST LOVED IN PARIS. Ho was without a single wordlv desire. The Church called him, and ho was giving up his life to it, when— MANON LESCAUT CAME I MANON MEANT LOVE and everything that was worldly—everything that had previously been without meaning or appeal to him.
From that moment. Life meant only one thing—Manon Lescaut, and iJanon meant Love blind, unrestrained, overwhelming passion. BEAUTIFUL MANON —Fascinating Manon—lrresponsible Manon —Unfaithful Manor—Good Manon—Bad Manon—Simple Manon—Scheming Manon—was there ever such a Woman as She—a Creature of Oppositcs. Box Plans Now Open. I X I E L A N D. U I X I E L A N D. TO-NIG HT! TO-NIG HT! .TAZZ IN EXCELSIS! A NIGHT OF FUN AND FROLIC. Dancing Till Midnight. Admission. ss. SATURDAY, NEW YEAR'S EVE. The Greatest of All Gala Nights. See the Old Year Out at DIXIELAND CABARET SUPREME. ]fi'2B Novelties and Favours. Patrons are advised to Reserve Early. Phone 2G-Cls. PUBLIC NOTICES. RE R. E. MACKENZIE, BUILDER, NORTHCOTE. MAEINE SUBURBS TRANSPORT CO., Or SHORE CARRIERS. LTD.. AUCKLAND. All Persons or Firms having Claims against either of the above-named are requested to send particulars to the undersigned not later than MONDAY. January 9, IrJ2B.l r J2B. KENDON, MILLS AMD STEWART. Public Accountants. 300-305. Chancery Chambers, (P.O. Box 201), Auckland. THE Auckland Dairy Produce Committee. 1 comprising leading Merchant Houses, advise the following" prices (without chaigcs and commission) for the week commencing Thursday, the 29th. and ending Wednesday. January 4, 1928:-Eggs: Hen. Is -Id dozen; duck. Is 3d dozen. Butter: Ist grade, Js per lb.
ELECTORAL. I? RAN KLIN ELECTRIC - POWER BOARD. NOTICE OF PROPOSED LOAN. In the matter of "The Electric-Power Boards Act, 1925," " 'ihe Local Bodies Loans Act. 1920," "The Local Government Loans Board Act. 1026," and Amendments and Regulations made thereunder respectively, notice is hereby given that the Franklin Electric-Power Board proposes to raise a special loan. The purpose for which the loan is required is for the supply and distribution of electric energy for the benefit of the constituent district of A* 1 n i ? ■ County " within the E ranklin ElectricPower District and for such purpose to do all or any of ouch matters and things which the Board is empowered to do by " The Electric-Power Boards Act, 1925, and its Amendments and in particular, but without limiting in any way any of the aforesaid powers, to provide, . erect and construct a system of electrical distribution and reticulation, to purchase plant, land, easements, general equipment and any existing electrical installations and plants, to erect generating stations, buildings and offices, within or without such district as hereinafter defined, and to make provision for financial assistance to consumers, and for trading purposes as provided by the said Act. The sum proposed to be borrowed is £31,820 to be raised pursuant to the consent of the Local Government Loans Board in the manner following:— a. Twenty-two thousand three hundred and twenty pounds (£22,320). in such instalments as may be required. b. Twelve thousand five hundred pounds (.£12.500). only after resubmission to the Local Government Loans Board and with their approval. The proposed security for the loan is a special rate of five-eighths of one penny in the pound on the rateable value on the basis of the capital value of all rateable property in the constituent district_ of Part Raglan County (being the Ridings of Onewhero. Pukekawa and Port Waikato within the Raglan County), as the same is defined in New Zealand Gazette No 51. of the 28th July. 1027, Page 2522. It is proposed that the loan shall be repayable within a period not exceeding Thirty-six and one-half years and to make provision for a sinking fund of not less than One per centum per annum. It is proposed to pay out of the loan the preliminary expenses incurred in connection with the scheme for which the loan is to bo raised, also the cost of raising the loan and the interest for the first year. By Order of the Franklin Electric-Power Board. S. P. DAY. Secretary. Pukekohe, December 20, 1027. In pursuance of Section 11 of " The Local Bodies. Loans Act. 1026," and Section 51 of " The Electric-Power Boards Act. 1025." I hereby give public notice that a poll of the Ratepayers of the constituent district of "Part Raglan County," within the Franklin Electric-Power District (being the Ridings of' Onewhero, Pukekawa and Port Waikato of the Raglan County), as the same is defined in New Zealand Gazette No. 54, of the 28th .Tuly, 1027, Page 2522, will be taken on the proposal to raise the above-mentioned loan at the following Polling Places:— m. r - Spargo's House, Port Waikato. The Public School. Te Kohanga. The Public Hall. Onewhero Township. The Public Hall, Pukekawa, On Wednesday the 18th day of January. 1028. between! the hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 6 o'clock in the afternoon. JOHN DEAN. Chairman. Franklin Electric-Power Board, Pukekohe, December 20, 1927,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19831, 29 December 1927, Page 16
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