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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21233, 13 July 1932, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. HURRY! SEE IT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. LAST DAY. TOM WALLS—RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS—RALPH LYNN "A NIGHT LIKE THIS." SESSIONS: 11, 12.45, 2.15. 4.10, 5.30, N0te.—5.30 Session finishes 7.15. / THE PLAZA \ \ THE PLAZA / Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. COMMENCING-TO-MORROW THURSDAY. TO-MORROW THURSDAY. Sessions: 11, 12.45, 2.15, 4.10, 5.30, 8. PLAZA PAYS A RECORD PRICE FOR "GOOD-NIGHT, VIENNA." In continuation ,of our policy of securing only the best of films, we have been fortunate in arranging with British Dominion Films—at a record figure paid for any film —for the presentation of the most BRILLIANT AND DISTINCTIVE PRODUCTION OF 1932. A Spectacular Story of Vienna—where days are made for Laughter and nights for Romance. " GOOD " GOOD " GOOD " GOOD " GOOD " GOOD " GOOD "GOOD " GOOD "GOOD "GOOD " GOOD "GOOD "GOOD "GOOD " GOOD NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, NIGHT, VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." BRITAIN'S MOST FASCINATING SCREEN STAR, WHO GAVE US 'MONTE CARLO," "MAN OF MAYFAIR.' "Will delight you with songs that will live in your memory. I I Talented as she is beautiful, will sing her way into your heart. You Remember — "VIENNESE NIGHTS." "VIENNESE NIGHTS." Then you will Never Forget " GOOD-NIGHT, " GOOD-NIGHT, GOOD-NIGHT, " GOOD-NIGHT, "GOOD-NIGHT, VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." VIENNA." Comes to the screen with all its magnificence and melodious charm. A LILTING, DRAMATIC. IRRESISTIBLE CLASSIC OF THE SCREEN—SATISFYING TO THE EYE—ENTRANCING TO THE EAR A MASTERPIECE OF MELODY THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. PHONE 41-586. PLAZA TO-MORROW. PTTBLIC notices. rp-RANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931. NOTICE OF MEETING OF NO. 2 LICENSING AUTHORITY. It is hereby notified that a Pnblio Sitting of the No. 2 Licensing Authority will bo commenced at the Government Buildings, Customs Street, Auckland. Room Number 15, on WEDNESDAY July 20, 1932, at 10.30 a.m., for the purpose of considering applications which have been received for passenger-service licences and for the exercising of powers (pursuant to Section 34 of the Act),, in connection with licences already in force. The Secretary, c.o. Public Works Department, Auckland, should be advised one clear day before the date of the meeting, of the names and addresses of any proposed witnesses and >in what capacity they will give evidence, and any written representations should also be sent to him at the earliest possible date. All euch communicatfons must show the reference number (indicated below) of th# relative applications. ALTERATIONS OF EXISTING LICENCES: Reference. Robinson's Amendment of time- 22/2/47 Motors, table AucklandHelensville service. North' Proposal to amend 22/2/13-16 Shore scale of fares, 50-51 Transport Devonport. BaysCo., Ltd., water and Milford service Ditto, Proposal to reduce 22/2/13-1R number of vehicles 50-51 in various services. Meldrum's (a) Proposal lo re- 22/2/27 Motors, duce number of vehicles in service between Auckland and Waiwern. (b) Review of timetable in regard to competitive services. Auckland Proposal to ' reduce 22/2/22-23 Bus Co., number of vehicles 55-02 Ltd. in services between Auckland. N e w Lynn, Glen Eden, Henderson and adjacent districts. C. R. Mor- Substitution of ve- 22/2/1 rison, lucle, ClevcdonPapaltura service. Chelten- Proposal to amend 22/2/65:29 ham Bus route on DevonCo., port-Vauxhall services. APPLICATIONS FOR NEW LICENCES: L. Wood- New Brigliton-Cleve- 22/2/ cock, don-Auckland. Meldrum's Motors, Auckland Bus Co., Ltd. C. R. Morrison, Cheltenham Bus Co.. Brown, Ostend-Onetungi 22/2/ L. COOPER. Secretary. No. 2 Licensing Authority. TRANSPORT ' LICENSING ACT, 1931. NOTICE OF MEETING OF CENTRAL LICENSING AUTHORITY. It is hereby notified that a Public Sitting of the Central Licensing Authority will be held at the Conciliation Commissioner's Room. Government Buildings. Auckland, on THURSDAY, July 28, 1932, at 11 a.m., for the. following purposes:— (1) To receive evidence and representations in favour of or against the granting •of • the applications for PassengerService Licences, described in Part I. of the Schedule hereunder-: (2) To hold a public inquiry under Section 30 of the above, A c t .as to whether or not the Passenger Services described in Part 11. of the Schedule hereunder are being carried on in conformity with the terms and conditions of the Licences granted in respect of the Services by tho Central Licensing Authority. SCHEDULE. Part I. Description of ReferApplicant service. ence. 1. F. M. Ensoll Auckland to Patetonga 21/1/115 2. T. Mitchell Rotorua to Hastings 21/1/129 3. T. Mitchell Auckland to Rotorua 21/1/130 Part 11. Description of BeferProprietor service. once. W. J. C. Moffat Auckland to VVliangarei 21/1/70 Auckland - Whangarei Motor I * Service, Ltd. Auckland to Wnat ngaiyn* 21/1/66 The Secretary, address below, should be advised immediately of the names and addresses of any proposed witnesses and in what capacity they will give evidence; and any written representations should also be sent to him at the earliest possible date. All such communications must describe the service referred to. including the above reference number. R. DIXON, Secretary, Central Licensing Authority, Transport Dept., Wellington.