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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20767, 9 January 1931, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS, LAST TWO DAYS! LAST TWO DAYS! PARENTS OF AUCKLAND! PLEASE BE ADVISED THIS PROGRAMME IS MOST SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN. MONSTER WESTERN MATINEE!.! MONSTER WESTERN MATINEE!! YOUR KIDDIES WILL ENJOY EVERY MINUTE OF THIS SHOW. TO-DAY, AT 2 P.M. - TO-DAY, AT. 2 P.M. TO-DAY. AT 2 P.M. \ r EN MAYNARD AND HOOT GIBSON'S LATEST. ALL CHILDREN, 6d. 6d. 6d, 6d. ROXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE. ROXY THEATRE. Screening Continuously. SESSIONS: 11 - 2 -- 5 -8. Direction: Amalgamated llientrcs. Ltd IF YOU LOVE ACTION, HERE'S YOUR PROGRAMME. 2 COLOSSAL OUTDOOR ALLTALKIES. No I—llia Latest, Fi.rst of 1031 Features. KEN MAYNARD KEN MAYNARD KEN MAYNARD (The Sinsins Cowboy). In a Western Romance with 2 bans tin=. "Down ttio Home Trail V> )|h \ou. " Trail Herd bony " SONS OF THE SADDLE. " SONS OF THE SADDLE." "SONS OF THE SADDLE." ALSO ALSO ALSO ON THE SAM 1 ,.'.: PROGRAMME. Nn. 2- s nis Latest. First of 1931 Features. The Action Ace Rides Wild and lops All Thrills. HOOT GIBSON. HOOT GIBSON, HOOT GIBSON, The Centaur of the Saddle, •' Ride 'Em, Cowboy. bee ••SPURS" "SPURS." "SPURS" "SPURS." -SPURS" "SPURS." XReel All-Talkins Comedy and Latest Universal Tblking News. NO INCREASE IN PRICES PLAN AT THEATRE. RESERVES, 41-341. I crystmTpalace I CRYSTAL PALACE [MT. EDEN KD.) Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT. AT ft O'CLOCK. 2 SELECTED TALKIES 2. **°' NANCY CARROLL, "THE DEVIL'S HOLIDAY." "THE DEVIL'S HOLIDAY." No 2- MARION DA VIES, LAWRENCE GRAY, SAM HARDY, CLAUDE McAllister, in " THE GAY NINETIES. EMPRESS EMPRESS NEWTON. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY. AT 2 O'CLOCK. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. COMPLETE NEW SHOW. V l " JACK HOLT. JACK HOLT, " THE BORDER LEGION." " THE BORDER LEGION." No. 2- KEN MAYNARD. In "SONS OF THE SADDLE." 1000 SEATS. 1/-, 1/-. Children, Gd, Gd. 6d. LUNA PARK v . , . t LUNA PARK 'LUNA PARK. LUNA PARK LUNA PARK u * T rvp F LUNA PARK LUNA PARK Saturday at LUNA PARK LUNA PARK ' 2 r>o - LUNA PARK The home of care-free happiness. No missing half the Show by coming late. No stuffy theatres and uncomfortable seats. Our Show goes on with FUN ALL THE TIME. Our Admission Prices Never Alter. ADULTS 6 U> CHILDREN 3 d ' Concession Tickets, embracing all the fun devices, and Free admission to the Park. CHILDREN. Is 6d. ADULTS, 3s. Special Id Bub Service from Queen Street. BOWLING. OF I^EW ROWLING ASSOCIATION. CHANGE OF GREENS. competitors in The forthcoming Dominion Tournament, aro hereby notified that le Papapa Green has been substituted for ot Heliers. and Hallyburton-Johnstone for Grey Lynn in all competitions. GEO. W. GLADDING, Secretary TOWN EOAED NOTICES.

TjJLLERSLI E TOWN BOARD. 'SPECIAL ORDER. Public notice is hereby Riven thnt the following Resolution, passed at a Special Meeting of the Ellerslie To.v.i Board convened for that purpose. ai..". held on the 7th day of January. 1931. and intended to operate' as it Special Ordt'-:, will come up for confirmation at a Special Meeting of the Board to be held on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of February. 1931. in the Council Chamber. Ellerslie. at 7.30 p.m. RESOLUTION. That the Ellerslie Town Board hereby, by Special Order, makes and ordains as Bylaw No. 2. as follows: X. This By-law shall be rend with and BA extending and amending By-law Number 1. of the Ellerslie Town Board, ordered to come into force on the 12th day of Jtirie, 3924. and words herein used shall have tho same meaning and be interpreted in the pamc way as the same words when used I ' in the said By-law Number 1. 2. Section 'lB of the said By-law Number ] is hereby repealed and in lieu thereof the following is enacted 3. No person shall build, erect or nut. no anv stable or make any addition or alteration to any existing stable in anv part of the District upon a site of less area than One acre and excepting in the following manner and in compliance with the follow ing conditions, to wit • (n) Stabler built at a distance greater than 50 feet from a dwelling and 20 feet from the boundary of the ad joining premises rnav be constructed in accordance with the provisions contained in said Bv-huv Number 1. for ordinary buildinirs in their respective a reaß. (b) No stable hIipII r>e built within 50 feet of a dwelling or 20 feet of a boundary of adjoining premises. (<•) No ventilators or openiiu's shall be made in the walls of stables within 20 feet of the boundary of adjoining premises Bep.arat.elv occupied or owned.

(d) Floors of nil staliles shall bt> properly paved will) commit concrete to n nii"i'nimi rlenth of .'1 inches, such con crete to; consist of 5 parts of shinple or metal to 1 part of cement, In id with a proper fall Mo a trapped drain connected with the public sewer, and must at all times lie kept in a proper elate of repair. ■TfiFLV \VM. CARR. Clerk. .Tnnua ry 9. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES. (10ME to ■ Arntonga Convalescent FIO9 J pital for cither n restful holiday to ward off sickness, or n delightful home, where convn Icscence is hastened by the harmonious restful surroundings, old-world garden, shady lawns and walks; wireless: eunny balcony.—Telephone 21-247. Mai ion, Miss R. Potts. "V/ T ACANCY Elderly Lady, kind attention, » sunny Bed-sitting Room; moderate.— 89, Disraeli St., Mt. Eden.