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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20863, 4 May 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC. 1 (A Fuller Hayward Theatre.) A Dramatisation of the live 3of thoso who guard a Nation's Coastline— unsung heroes of many deeds of heroism, sacrifice and bravery. Fox Movietone Present EDMUND LOWE, WARREN HYMER, WILLIAM HARRIGAN, 11, 2.15, 8. Pin us at* 1 Majestic. 2000 Seals II- to 2/0. Life in the ConstLife in the Coastguard. trij»rd. FOR DUTY—FOR LOVE THEY WERE "MEN ON CALL" "MEN ON CALL" "MEN ON CALL." With MAE CLARKE. SHARON LYNN. Lowe Lovin' n Lady and Leavin'. Wild Ocean Rescues. Tossing Burning Ships. Thrills. Excitement, Comedy and Romance. RIA L T 0 RIA L T 0 BROADWAY. NEWMARRET. TO-NIGHT. 7.15. Tbo Greatest Dramatic Thrill of the Year!! "SHADOW OF THE LAW." "SHADOW OF THE LAW," ■ With WILLIAM POWELL And a, great Cast of Paramount Artists. Wanted for a crime he did not commit!! Hunted 1! Haunted by the "Shadow of the Law"!! Thrill upon Thrill— and un unexpected climax. Also, The Latest Gazettes, Cartoon, 2-Recl Comedy, Vagabond Adventure, etc., and tbo RIALTO'S COMPLETE ORCHESTRA (Plays for 00 minutes before starting time). THE GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT IN TOWN!!! Reserves Phono 4G-GO9. PETER PAN \ CABARET\^^ CORNER LORNE AND RUTLAND STS. TO-NIGHT. FIFTH HEAT OF THE £25 DANCING £25 £25 COMPETITION. £25 Dancing 5.15 to 11.15. WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT. SPECIAL , CARNIVAL NIGHT. Dancing, S to 12 p.m. - Admission, 5s (including Supper). Proceeds in Aid of Girl Guide Movement. All Reservations Phone 4G-777. j? NORTHERN BOXING ASSOCIATION. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 11. TOWN HALL. ARCHIE HUGHES ARCHIE HUGHES ARCHIE HUGHES Australia, ARCHIE HUGHES ARCHIE HUGHES BOXES HARRY JOHNS. HARRY JOHNS. HARRY JOHNS. HARRY JOHNS. HARRY JOHNS. FIFTEEN THREE-MINUTE ROUNDS. PRICES OF ADMISSION.-! 000 Seatsi at 2s fid: Circle and Stalls, os; RESER\ E&, Is Extra. MEMBERS. Please note. SUBSCRIPTIONS are now 'due, and may be paid to the Secretary, care Watts' Sports Depot, Ltd., Exchange Lane. ELECTORAL. jyj~T. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTION. THE MAYOR. MR. E. H. POTTER, Supported by (he Electors' Committee Candidates, Will" Address the Electors as follows: TO-NIGfIT (Monday)— Presbyterian Hall, Mt. Eden lid.. 8 p.m. J. M. Melville will preside. TO-MORROW (Tuesday)— Centenary Hall (Methodist), Dominion Rd., 8 p.m. Rev. A. J. Greenwood will preside. All Electors are Cordially Invited. MT. EDEN BOROUGH ELECTION. PUBLIC MEETING. Under the auspices of the Mt. Eden Ratepayers and Householders' Association. Will he held TO-NIGHT (Monday), atts p.m. at ST. BARNABAS' HALL, Belle Vue Rd. Addresses by Mayoral and Council Candidates. s Support this effort by a band of Business Men standing in the interests of all classes. /"\NEHUNGA MAYORAL ELECTION. A MEETING OF ELECTORS Will be held in the ORPHEUM THEATRE, QUEEN STREET, ONE HUNG A, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) NIGHT, When the Mayor, E. M ORTOK ' Will Reply to Criticism of His Administration. Mr. Isaac Lomas, J.P., will Preside. ROLL UP AND HEAR THE TRUTH. C k W. 11. MUI,RAY-EX-MAYOR OF GREY LYNN. Relies upon personal and individual merit and present qualifications for renewal of Public Confidence as a Candidate for CITY COUNCIL. TRANSPORT BOARD AND HARBOUR BOARD. lie gratefully thanks the Electors for their confidence and respect during bis 20 years of faithful service to the Public. He has no alliance with any clique, combine or ticket, and will continue io maintain independence of -thought and action in the , Public Weal. QNEHUNGA ELECTION. , The figures in my manifesto are not erroneous. They agree with those of the town clerk and are taken from the balancesheet. Mr. Morton, however, omits to mention an amount of approximately £7OO for relief wages held back from the men until after March 31, so that the bank overdraft should appear in a more favourable light. That £'7oo, when added to the town clerk's total, brings the amount spent on works last year up to £14,114, or £ll4 in excess of the figure quoted by me, proving how moderate I have been. If there are any cash assets other than overdue rates, why are they not included in the balance-sheet? 1 shall further elaborate this question at tho Royal Oak To-night and at To Papapa To-morrow Night and will also deplore the impropriety of dragging the town clerk into a heated election controversy. (Signed) J. E. GREEN r PA K A PUNA MAY ORA LTY.—Takapuna 's J. Public Debt. £411,761; Overdraft, £10.827; Rates Owing, £15,000; Loans Board Refuses Loan £2500. Be Wise— VOTE - GUINIVEN. A UCKLAND'S Greatest MAYORS were £%. all chosen from OUTSIDE the Council! They wern not confined to existing grooves. Vote MASON Mayor!