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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21780, 20 April 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS rpO-DAY rjpO-NIGHT. rpO-DAY rpO-NIGIIT. —-sT .AND ROXY \ / TIVOLI ROXY \ / TIVOLI Queen St. °° ConltaO.. / V K1 H , y s^ll ' Phone 41-341. Phone 44-136. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. tiOXY SESSIONS: . CONTINUOUS, 11. 2,- 5, 8., TIVOLI NIGHTLYAT 8. 2—SELECTED SPECIALS—2 BOTH FIRST N.Z. SCREENING. I FIRST N.Z. / ; } SCREENING. LESLIE HOWARD. . LESLIE HOWARD. MARGARET LINDSAY, .MARGARET LINDSAY. .' r PAUL LUKAS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., "CAPTURED." ••CAPTURED." "/CAPTURED." 6. •• CAPTURED." ' . Adapted for the screen from the soul-stirring novel by Sir Philip Gibbs. Recommended by Censor for Adults. I FIRST N.Z. /l, SCREENING. Prepare- for the laugh <jf your life when you see VIOLET LORAINE, VIOLET LORAINE. And - GORDON HARKER , GORDON HARKER - In "BRITANNIA OF .* v BILLINGSGATE." Approved for Universal Exhibition. ADULTS. 11, 11, 11, 11. CHILDREN, 6d, 6d, 6d. "17 PI- SHALFOON'S MELODY BOYS jQi (Rotorua). Peter Pan Cabaret. TUESDAY. APRIL 24. Remember, t>he isext Day is Anzac Day. " EPI SHALFOON. / LECTURES ; Itiree Dynamic discourse. . JAMES H. PATEMAN, .HIGHER THOUGHT TEMPLE, TO-NIGHT (Friday), at S.—" ESCAPING UNDESIRABLE CONDITIONS.'* .... ; TTNIVERSITY COLLEGE ENGINEERU . '■ ING SOCIETY. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AT 8 P.M. . School of Engineering. CRYSTALLISATJ9N OF METALS. •' ■ - By PRQFESSOR S. E. LAMB. All Interested are Invited. iftfl-JJtt Q FECIAL INVITATION .- TO HftgySa O RELIEF WORKERS. Classes have now begun on Mon., Tues., Wed. and Thurs. evenings. Subjects include ECONOMICS. 1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, SCIENCE, NATURAL'HISTORY. DRAMA, LITERATURE, MUSIC. PHILOSOPHY. Fee 5s per class (22 lectures) cntrtleß /to use of Library. But -UNEMPLOYED workers may enrol FREE OF CHAJtGL, on application to their branch organisation or direct to W.E.A. Office, Old " Oraminar School, Symonds Street 46-094). Full particulars from Syllabus, obtainable at Bookshops. NOTE.—Owing to the unavoidable absence in the country of Mr. Becroft, the PHILOSOPHY class advertised in his namo will be taken by Dr. R,. p. Anschutz (lecturer in Auckland University College).—N. M. Richmond, Director. Bernard - Martin, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES TSTOTICE OF -APPLICATION FOR A IN PUBLICAN'S LICENCE—I, CECELIAMcGREGOR, of Papakura, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be "-held at Pukekohe on the 6th day of June, 1934, apply for a Certificate authorising the issue of" a Publican's Licence for the house situated at Papakura, and known as the Globe Hotel, containing 12 rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated at Auckland the 16th day of April, • 1934. Name of owner, C. J. Foote. Address, Newmarket.—C. McGREGOR. Applicant. "YrOTICE OF APPLIOATION FOR / IN TRANSFER OF -LICENCE. —I, GEORGE STOREY, of Papakura, being jf the holder, of- a Publican's Licence in respect'of the premises situate at Papakura, and known as the Globe Hotel,' do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting, to be held at Pukekohe on the 6th day of June,_ 1934, apply for a Transfer of the said Licence from, myself to CECELIA McGREGOR, my appointee. Dated at Papakura . the 16th day of April, 1934.—GEORGE STOREY. 'VTOTICE is hereby given that all -CrediXi tors and Others (who have not already * done so) having Claims agaiiist the undermentioned Estates, are required to forward full particulars to me on or before APRIL 28. 1931, otherwise they may be excluded from participation in any distributions made. ASSIGNED ESTATES. CANNELL. Frances May, trading as Katikati Supply Store, assigned.. February V 21, 1934. WILLIAMS; William Francis, trading as (■ . Home and Colonial Store, Devonport, assigned March 12, 1934. •" McRAE, Jatnes Hector, Storekeeper, Te Araroa tEast Coast), assigned March :-'-i ' 24. 1934. „ „, rTmTT (Signed) J. D. SMITH, Assignee, 63 Power Board Bldgs., Auckland, C.l. A UCKLAND METROPOLITAN MILK / A COUNCIL. LICENCES FOR PERSONS PRODUCING MILK FOR.' OR SELLING MILK WITHIN; THE AUCKLAND METROPOLITAN MILK DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that Licences for the temporary period ending June 30, 1934.. aris available at the office of the Council, York Chambers, Victoria St. East, subject to the undermentioned provision:— 1. Dairymen producing milk for sale within the Auckland Metropolitan - ; ir . Milk District. 2s 6d. 2- Dairymen producing milk for sale within the Auckland Metropolitan Milk District whd are also Vendors. 7s 6d. "Providing that they have fully complied with the requirements of the Dairy - Industry Act. 1909, and have the currcnA Licence froru llio Department of Agriculture for the year 1934-35." •' 8. Milk Stores (e.g.), Shopn -situated within the* Auckland Metropolitan Milk J Area. ss. "Providing/ the premises already comply with the requirements of the Regulations . -under the Health Act, 1920, to prevent the Contamination of Food during Manu'acture and Sale; or who already hold a Licence from their Local Authority for the Sale of and Cream. ' . LEVY. —Tne Council has fixed a levy of Jd per gallon, payable by the last seller, to operute as from April 1. 1934. y The first foipi must be filled in for tho month of Ap/jl and lodged, together .with payment on or be/ore the 7th day of May, 1934, >and each month thereafter. This form must bo completed by dairymen producing milk for sale in the .Council's area. Milk 'Vendors and Forms for this purposeare obtainable at tho Council's Offico, and * the Levy is paid by the LAST SELLER of milk or cream. . The following will come under the heading of last seller:— (a) Dairymen who also Bell retail. (b) Milk ycmlors who sell wholesale to restaurants, wholesale (whero it is > . the last/ sale), retail, etc. ' , (c) Milk stores for milk delivered retail ' "Vi- ' and sold over the counter. ■> l - < NORMAN R. CHAPMAN. Secretary and Treasurer. Tk-"'*" • • ' ' ;