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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21561, 4 August 1933, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS THE AMAZING STORY • /OF THE " i "BOUNTY" MUTINEERS. ||||IMAJESTIC Hill TO-DAY. Continuous from 11a- 1 ?- n Principal Sessions: 11. 2.16, 5.30, B.U. Direct from -a Three Weeks' Bun at Sydney's Prince Edward. f FicUon —^^^^er-' — T\ \ weave » mo". Tory \ \ fulan VJhistory of \ \ Pitcairnl^ nd - it X for \ \ talk - b °ut J- J A wonderful and amazing story, the history of the "Bounty. , The mutiny of Christian and bis against .Blififli an< * their eventual disappearance for twenty years, lne mating of white men and dark women, and tho production of a new race of industrious and God-fearing people. * * Set among, the correct foreground at Tahiti, the coral atolls of the Dangerous Archipelago, and lonely Pitcairn Island. WAKE OF ' THE BOUNTY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) POSITIVELY ASTOUNDING IS THIS REMARKABLE REVELATION OP THE MUTINOUS CREW OF THE " BOUNTY." WHO, AFTER CASTING THEIR CAPTAIN ADRIFT ON THE HIGH SEAS, DISAPPEARED FOR TWENTY YEARS. All the thrill of the high seas. The excitement of the unknown when the mutineers discover the Island of Pitcairn. ADDED PROGRAMME FEATURES, "A QUIET NIGHT" (Comedy Scream). "STRANGE AS IT SEEMS" (Novelty). TWO (2) NEWS REELS. MAKING IN ALL AN OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME. Plans at Majestic. Phone 43-210. " THE THEATRE OF PERFECT ACOUSTICS " IS WHAT EVERY AUCKLAND CINEMAGOER WILL NOW SAY WHEN THE WORD MAJESTIC MAJESTIC IS MENTIONED. The Management announces to Auckland Cinemagoers that the installation of Western Electric's Latest Sound Reproducing Equipment is now completed. • • During the past few years many changes have taken place in the application of science to the cinema. To-day the "Majestic" offers patrons a revelation in the perfect reproduction of Voices, Musio and Sound. VISIT THE MAJESTIC AND HEAR FROM ANY SEAT UNIFORMLY. SATISFYING VOLUME AND QUALITY OF SPEECH. RUGBY FOOTBALL EDEN EDEN EDEN PARK. PARK. PARK. TO-MORROW. JUBILEE GOLD CUP. FIRST MATCH. MARIST 0.8. V. GRAFTON. MARIST 0.8. V. GRAFTON. MARIST 0.8. V. GRAFTON. KICK-OFF, 8 P.M. * EDEN V. COLLEGE RIFLES. EDEN V. COLLEGE RIFLES. KICK-OFF, 1.30 P.M. GRAMMAR V. MT. ALBERT. KICK-OFF. 12.30 P.M. SHOW GROUND. MANUKAU V. PARNELL. MANUKAU V. PARNELL KICK-OFF, 3 P.M. CORPORATION NOTICES T OCAL BODIES LOANS JLi ACT, 1926. OF The Auckland City Council, having Obtained the necessary statutory consent of the Local Government Loans Board, hereby gives notice in pursuance of Section 10 of "The Local Bodige Loans Act, 1926," (.1) That the purpose for which the Loan is required is the carrying out <jf the following works:— (a) City Stormwater Drainage . £30,000 (b) Mount Hobson Reservoir . . £14,500 (o) Reconditioning of Waitakcre Pipe Line _. £65,000 (d) Campbell's Point Reserve— Rock facing and improvement to, batters . . _. . £2,550 (e) St. Judes Street—Road improvements (f) Cliff Road—Construction and surfacing £l,lOO (g) St. Heliers Bay—Stormwater drainage for business area . £1,500 (h) Costa of raising loan .. £l,llO £116,000 (2) That the Auckland City Council, being unable to provide the necessary funds for such works out of the ordinary revenue of the City, proposes to raise a Special Loan of £116,000, to be known as "The Relief of Unemployment Loan, 1933, No. 2 (£116,000)." (3) That the proposed Security for the repayment of such Loan shall be a special rate of four-fifths ,(4-stha) of One Penny in the £ upon the annual value of all rateable property in the City of Auckland. (4) That the Auckland City Council proposes either: — (a) To make, the Loan repayable at the end of thirty (30) years from the date of issue, with provision for a sinking fund of not less than One and threequarters per centum (IS p.c.) per annum, or (b) To make the Loan repayable by equal aggregate annual or half-yearly instalments of principal and interest over a period llot exceeding Thirty (30) years. (5) That the Auckland City Council proposes to pay ' out of- such Loan such costs, charges and expenses not exceeding the sum of £l,llO as the Auckland City Council may determine to have been actually incurred in connection with such loan, but not tho Interest, or Sinking Fund thereon for tho first year. Dated this fourth day of August, 1933. J. S. BRIGHAM, Town Clerk. I hereby give notice in pursuance of Section 11 of the above-mentioned Act, that a Poll of the Ratepayers of tho City of Auckland on the" proposal to raise the abovementioned Loan will be taken on WEDNESDAY. the 30th day of August, 1933, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. ' GEO W. HUTCHISON. Mayor. Dated this fourth day of August, 1933. DANCING PRIVATE Lessons from 2s 6d; latest variations ballroom, American tap.—Miss Ruby Sherriff, 8 Hopetoun St., Ponsonby. TTALESKA'S Studio removed Larse.l- - Premises, First Floor, Barton, McGill Bids., 407 Queen St. Fhone 46-121.