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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22205, 4 September 1935, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS This Grand Entertainment is Thrilling the Town! v THE REGENT Sessions .. 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. It's a Brand New Screen Thrill. CLARK GABLE, CLARK GABLE, And LORETTA YOUNG, In "CALL OF THE WILD." "CALL OF THE WILD." "CALL OF THE WILD." JACK OAKIE AND "BUCK." Gloriously Different Romance of the Great Out-doors ... It introduces a New Vogue in Screen Entertainment. United Artists Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also, " MICKEY'S KANGAROO " Walt Disney's Riotous Creation. | Added Stage Attraction. 2.15 Matinee: | THE NIGGER MINSTRELS. A Few More Days Only. Reservations Are Essential. Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-S3d). Free List Suspended. ONLY TWO CONCERTS! Positively No Extension of Season and No Return Season. QONCERT OHAUBER, TO-NIGHT AT 8 AND rpOWN "pi"ALL, SATURDAY AT 8. ' First Appearance in New Zealand of the Greatest _ English Contralto at present before the public. Muriel ljrunskill UHIEL IJRUNSKILL Muriel orunskill URIEL i>KUNSKILL Muriel op.unskill URIEL -I^kUNSKILL Muriel rrunskill URIEL J->RUNSKILL Muriel orunskill URIEL IJruNSKILL Muriel orunskill URIEL -DRUNSKILL Muriel tdrunskill URIEL f^RUNSKILL " One of the great voices of the generation." —(Chicago Herald and Examiner, 1932). "Miss Brunskill's magnificent voice!!" (London Times, 1934). " The greatest contralto singer by this generation of Sydney music-lovers." —(Sydney Sunday Sun, 26/7/35). Associate Artist: CARL BARTLING, Solo Pianist. Prices: 6/- and 4/- (Reserved), 3/- and 2'Plus tax. Students', Choirs' and Parties' Concessions. Reserved Tickets and 200 Unreserved Tickets at 31- and 200 tickets at 2/- on sale to-day at Lewis Eady, Ltd. TO-MORROW EVENING. STRAND THEATRE. MEET GLADYS MONCRIEFF And CELEBRITY' ARTISTS. Two Hours of Sheer Delight. DON'T MISS THIS GRAND CONCERT Arranged by THE BROADCASTING BOARD In aid of the MAYOR'S UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. i Prices: 1/-, 2/- and 3/. All Seats may he Booked. Box Plans at Lewis Eady, Ltd. TROTTING A SUNNY DAY. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. PERFECT TRACK. EXCELLENT RACING, EXCITING FINISHES, ENJOYED BY EVERYBODY. Sums up Las: Saturday's TROTTING. With the same horses racing and Alexandra Park looking a picture, another GREAT DAY'S SPORT IS ASSURED NEXT SATURDAY. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. COMBINED MEETINGS. FINAL DAY, SATURDAY NEXT. SEPT. 7, ALEXANDRA PARK. EPSOM. WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATOR. USUAL ADMISSION CHARGES. FIRST RACE ABOUT 12 NOON. A. G. MABEE, Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES JgOROUGH OF NORTHCOTE. RATES 1935-36. Public notice is hereby given that the Northcote Borough Council has resolved that a Rebate of £2} per centum be allowed for every ratepayer on the Total Rates payable by him (excluding water rates and charges), if such rates be paid within thirty days from the due date thereof. N-B.—THURSDAY, the sth September, 1935, is the last day upon which the Rebate will be allowed. Payments by instalments will be accepted, in which case the Rebate is allowed on so much of the rates as is paid by September 5, 1935. A. P. PAITRY. Town Clerk. COMPANY NOTICES COMPANIES ACT. 1933. THE KIWI POLISH COMPANY PROPRIETARY. LIMITED. Notice of Intention to Cease to have a Place of Business in New Zealand Pursuant to Section 338. The Kiwi Polish Company Proprietary. Limited, hereby gives notice that it intends to cease to have a place of business in New Zealand. And that from the sth day ot DECEM BER. 1935. the business lately carried on by this Company will be carried on by The Kiwi Polish Company (New Zealand), Limited, now about to b« incorporated. Dated this 29th day of August, 1935. H. J. RAMSAY, Secretary.