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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23048, 27 May 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS 2 PUNCH-PACKED FEATURES " AT POPULAR ROXY - TIVOLI PRICES: CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 1500 SEATS AT 1/- I/- 1/-TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! ROXY ; ROXY Queen St. Continuous from « 11 a.m. TIVOLI N TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly at 8. J Phone 41-341. Phone 44-186. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd ROXY CONTINUOUS SESSIONS: 11 TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. MATINEE 2 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW. 1 No 1 I R.K.O. Radio 1 ' I First N.Z. Screening. THE SECRETS OP A WOMEN'S PENITENTIARY REVEALED I A slight mis-step and the steel doors clang I She's lost forever to the brood of crime! SALLY EILERS SALLY EILERS ANN SHIRLEY ANN SHIRLEY LOUIS HAYWARD-LEE PATRICK LOUIS HAYWARD—LEE PATRICK .. A SENSATIONAL DRAMA THAT DARES TO REVEAL THE INSIDE SECRETS OF A PRISON FOR WOMEN! "CONDEMNED- WOMEN" "CONDEMNED WOMEN" "CONDEMNED WOMEN" "CONDEMNED WOMEN" "CONDEMNED WOMEN" -—"CONDEMNED WOMEN" "CONDEMNED WOMEN" -—"CONDEMNED WOMEN" LIKE CAGED BEASTS! More desperate, more fierce than men when the grapevine signals "JAILBREAK!" 1 7 I New Universal Films I no ' a I First N.Z. Screening. A PLUNGE INTO MURDER MYSTERY! —To reprieve -the Death Warrant of an : = innocent man! ERIC LINDEN J. C. NUGENT ERIC LINDEN J. C. NUGENT BARBARA READ BARBARA READ 'Of "3 Smart Girls") A PICTURE THAT WELL SHOOT YOUR PULSE UP PAST THE THRILL-MARK I "MIDNIGHT "MIDNIGHT "MIDNIGHT "MIDNIGHT "MIDNIGHT INTRUDER" INTRUDER' INTRUDER' INTRUDER" INTRUDER" He assumed the name, the life, the loves of another man only to discover that he had to clear that man of a murder charge to keep up his deception! (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROXY TIVOLI . TO-DAY! ROXY TIVOLI TO-NIGHT! PROVINCIAL THEATRES Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMMES - CAMBRIDGE —TtJDOR: Jack Holt in "End of the Trail" and The Jones Family in "Hot Water" (Both Approved for Universal ExWbition). DaRGAVILLE— EMPIRE: Fred Astaire. Burns & Allen in "Damsel In Distress,' "Walt Disney's latest "The Old Mill" and Latest 1938 March of Time (All Approved for .Universal Exhibition). HAMILTON— CIVIC: Bobby Breen in "Hawaii Calls" and Walt Disney's latest, "The Boat Builders" (Approved for Universal Exhibition). H' AMILTON—STATE: Jack Oakie, Bob Burns in "Radio City Revels'," Noah Beery in "Strangers On Honeymoon" and Walt Disney's latest "Moth and the Flame" (All Approved for Universal Exhibition). TE KUITI—STATE: Chas. Boyer, Jean Arthur in "History Is Made At Night"; (Recommended by Censor for Adnlts). TE' KUITI—EMPRESS: Wheeler and Woolsey in "High Flyers," and Victor Jory in "Streamline Express" (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition). WHANGAREI REGENT: Cesar t V Romero in "Dangerously Yonrs" (Recommended by Censor for Adults), Bobby Howes in "Please Teacher" and Farr v. Braddock Fight"«( Both Approved for Universal Exhibition). COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the Otamatea County Council will, at the Ordinary Meeting,- to be held at Paparoa on WEDNESDAY, June 15, *IO3B, make and levy GENERAL RATES for the period commencing on April 1, 1938, and ending on March 31, 1939, on the Unimproved Rateable Value on the Valuation Rolls of all Rateable pioperty separately in each and every Riding of the Otamatea County as follows (in accordance with • Sections 51 and 54 Rating Act, 1925, and Sections 120 and 12i Counties Act, 1920): — MARERETU RIDING .. S'Ad in the £ PAPAROA RIDING .. 3y a d in the £ WAIRAU RIDING .. 3d in the £ WHAKAPIRAU RIDING 2%iinthe £ TOKATOKA RIDING .. 3%dinthe£ RUAWAI RIDING .. 2y*d in the £ MATAKOHE RIDING .. 2%d in the £ KAIWAKA RIDING .. 3%d in the £ The SPECIAL RATES struck and recur-rent'-to provide Interest and Sinking Fund,on Loans will remain as struck, but only an amount -sufficient to meet requirements will be collected. The above Hates will be pay<i,ble in one gum to the Collector, at the Council Chambers, Paparoa, and shall become due on the 31st day of July, 1038. The Valuation Rolls and Hate Book are open for inspection during office hours at the Council Chambers, Paparoa. , E. G. AICKIN, County Clerk. Paparoa. May 25, 1938. CORPORATION NOTICES jgOROUGH .OF NEW ; LYNN. MOTOR DRIVERS' LICENCES Licences for 1938-39 are now available at the Borough Office. For convenience of renewal, the Office will be open:— SATURDAY, May 28, 9 a.m. to Noon. TUESDAY, May 31, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. FRIDAY, June 3, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. New Applicants will be tested by appointment, and Licences will only be issued during the above and ordinary office hours Ordinary Hours, 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. LESTER BUTTERS, Town Clerk. ' POWER BOARD NOTICES 'FHE CENTRAL W:\TKATO ELECTRIOJ POWER BOARD. The Supply of Electrical Energy will be cut off between the hours of ! p.m. and 3.30 p.m. on SUNDAY, May 20, for the purpose of carrying out line altera!ions in the following districts: — Huntly Township, Maramarua, Waerenga, Te Kauwhata. Taniwha and Ohinewai. Power will be restored without further notice when work is completed. J. R. ELLIS, Engineer-Manager. BUILDING MATERIALS {CONCRETE Blocks, reiniorced oumicp cavity (double wall) IT. HI/-, ex works or KO In/, f.o r 10(1 miles Single Blocks £2 11/-, ex works, nr £3 4/., f.0.r.. 100 miles Write PTRTH CONCRETE LTD Frankton SYMONDSVILLE School of Dancine Strictly Private Lessons by Appointment Modern and Old-time. Tuition Classes, Mon days, Thursdays, 8 p.m. Dances, Saturdays Call or phone for particulars.—Miss B Snen.' )»r, 42-237. „• y