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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19960, 31 May 1928, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. " BABY MINE." LAST DAT. The Comedy Sensation. At the MAJESTIC. - . MAJESTIC. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. King 43-210 for Seats. Popular Prices: Is to 2s 9d. FRIDAY, TO-MORROW. the acquisition of the greatest yet produced. Based on authentic robberies, carried out by an ultra Away" Barry, it furnishes the most astounding climax, that the Majestic has ever offered. GREAT MYSTERY MELODRAMA. With EDMUND LOWE, As the up-to-date "Raffles," and most romantic burglar of all time. And MARY ASTOR. misleading it suits perfectly, this gentleman, immaculately dressed, a of art—but, after all, the King Crooks. A MASQUERADE OF THE UNDERWORLD. A fascinating story of gangdom's evolution from the brass-knuckled crooks of yesterday, to the sleek-haired "Dressed to Kill" dandies of to-day. "Dressed to Kill"—a perfectly tailored story of the underworld. ATTRACTIONS. N.Z. SCENIC—The Wanganui, "Queen of Rivers." LATEST FOX COMEDY. " DRESSED TO KILL." MAJESTIC WORLD'S NEWS. And JOHN WHITEFORD-WAUGH and his MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA. in another magnificent Musical Programme. Book Your Scats. . Ring 43-210. Remember. Friday is always a Big Night. GIGANTIC FAIR AND DISPLAY. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, # Opens TO-DAY (THURSDAY), AT 2 P.M., AND TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). 20 Stalfo, Tea Rooms, Demonstration Cooking, Side-Shows and a Large Quantity of Goods of Every Description ddnated by the Business Men of Auckland. Meats, Cakes, Fancy Goods, Sweets, Fruit, Poker Work, Clothing, Groceries, Stationery, Toyß, etc. In the evening, items by Leading Artists. The Sunshine Choir will be there. Every Penny of the proceeds for the Relief of Distress. No salaries, no working expenses. ADMISSION FREE. C. G. SCRIMGEOUR, Methodist City Missioner. LECTURES. JJEALTH LECTURE. A Public Address will be given by MR. M. -WALKER, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. At 7.45 p.m. IN THE TEMPLE. Cr. Wellington and Pitt Streets. Subject:—" Fasting and the Treatment of Disease." ADMISSION FREE. rjiHE RAPTURE (?) OF THE SAINTS. UNITY HALL. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), At 7.45 p.m. " Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee the crown of life."—Rev. ii., 10. Did Christ Speak of the Rapture? QUESTIONS INVITED. ADMISSION FREE. COLLECTION. iii<ii jA ;iii _JS i __DALLlMOßEj ! _ STREET COLLECTIONS. _ AUCKLAND HOSPITAL AUXILIARY. STREET COLLECTION. PLEASE HELP THE HOSPITAL SICK AND NEEDY THROUGH US. Our object is to brighten, the lives of patients and dependants in our hospital and infirmary. Our work is voluntary and distinctive from that of the Hospital Board. Our depot receives goods, and has distributed nearly 4500 garments, besides jam, fruit and papers, helped over 500 families since starting. Our Committees SEWING make necessary' garments for needy patients. MOTOR TRANSPORT. daily at. hospital conveys discharged patients home; 246 conveyed this year. MOTOR DRIVES.—Car 3 weekly at- hospital to take convalescent patients dnves. SUNSHINE.—A group of young helpers distribute gifts, etc., to patients; they also help amuse sick children. BADGE.—SeII 2s 6d badges, which entitle purchaser to become a member, giving them an interest. Do please join us. INVESTIGATION.—Pay weekly visits to all patients, finding out their needs. Our Annual Street Collection takes place TO-MORROW. Upon its results our year's work depends. Do please help us in this great and humane work. CORPORATION NOTICES. JJOROUGH. OF BIRKENHEAD. " THE LOCAL BODIES LOANS ACT, 192G, AND " THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT LOANS BOARD ACT, 1926." The Mayor, Councillors and Burgesses of the Borough of Birkenhead hereby give notice, in pursuance of the above-mentioned Acts: — (1) That it proposes to engage in the following undertakings and for that purpose to raise Three Special Loans for the respective amounts and upon the respective securities set out in respect of each undertaking. (a) For the * acquisition. of a Recreation Ground at Birkdale and the construction of a Swimming Pool near Birkenhead Wharf, the sum of £3250 on the security of a special annually-recurring Rate of 3-16ths of a penny in the £ on the unimproved value of all rateable property ill the Borough of Birkenhead. (b) For the construction of Boat Lockers, Staging and Skid, near the Birkenhead Wharf, the Bum of .£470 on the security of a special annually-recur-ring Rate of l-32nds of a penny in the £ on the uniiriproved value of all rateable property in the Borough of Birkenhead. (c) For the augmenting and extending the Water Reticulation, the sum of £5230 on the security of a special annually-recurring Rate of 19-64ths of a penny in the £ on the unimproved value of all rateable properties of the Borough of Birkenhead. (2) That the currency of each of the said loans shall be thirty years, with provision for Sinking Funds of at least li per centum per annum. (3) That the rate of interest payable in respect of each of the said loans shall not exceed C per cent, per annum. (4) That the Birkenhead Borough Council proposes to pay out of the said respective loans the costs, charges and expenses of, and in connection with, the raising thereof respectively, but not the interest or Sinking Fund thereon for the first year. Dated at Birkenhead this 30th day of May. 1928. FRANK FINCH, Town Clerk. I hereby give notice, pursuant to Section IT. of the above-mentioned Act, that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the Borough of Birkenhead on the above proposals will be taken on THURSDAY. June 23. 192?, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.. in the following Polling Places:— 1. Borough Council Chambers. Highbury. 1. Clark's Store, Hinemoa Street. 3. Post Office, Chelsea. 4. Scout. Hall, Wama Street, 5. Birkdale Public Hall, Puriri Avenue. . ERNEST G. SKEATES, Mayor.