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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25202, 15 May 1945, Page 8

DON'T MISS LAST 3 DAYS DAILY ALICE FAYE CARMEN MIRANDA PHIL BAKER (64-Dollar Question Man) "THE GIRLS HE LEFT BEHIND" Featuring the "King of Swing" BENNY GOODMAN AND HIS BAND (In Beautiful Teclinicolour) Plans at Theatre and Begg's, Queen St. Queen Street Phone 42-309. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Air Conditioned Deaf Aids. "X" "X* STARTING FRIDAY Britain Delivers The Thrills! Mystery Humour Komanco Excitement blended into what will undoubtedly bo Your Most Thrilling Screen Experience 1 RKO-Radio Pictures Present ANNA RICHARD NEAGLE GREENE NEAGLE GREENE "YELLOW CANARY" "YELLOW CANARY" And Introducing the Brilliant English Comedian CYRIL FLETCHER ("Dreaming of Thee") (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) VICTORY GREEN LANE. Phone 16-647 Extended—Finally Tonight at 8. A True Story—Not A War Picture! ANNE BAXTER—THOMAS MITCHELL "THE SULLIVA'NS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. lIH CRYSTAL PALACE MOUNT EDEN. Phono 00-573 Tonight & Wed., at 7.45 DEBORAH KERR—CLIFFORD EVANS In the film everyone should see.... "LOVE ON THE DOLE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. 111 l RI ALTO - I ! NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809 Tonight & Wed., at 7 45 j GRANT TAYLOR—GEORGE WALLACE In the Epic of Heroism.... "RATS OF TOBRUK" Approved for Universal Exhibition. TENDERS rpOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER. The New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd. (Trustee Department) offers for sale by E J ublic Tender House Property situated at 4 EMPIRE ROAD. GREENWOOD'S CORNER. Particulars and conditions of sale may be inspected at the Company's Office, Queen St., Auckland. £5 p.c. deposit must accompany each tender, balance in cash on possession. • Tenders close at the Company's Office at op.m on FRIDAY, May 18. 1945, and should be forwarded in a sealed envelope, marked " Tender Empire Road Property." The House is of bungalow design containing 2 living rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 kitchenettes with dining recess efT one, bathroom, washbouse and garage. It is subdivided into two Bats and vacant possession of one Bat may be obtained by the purchaser. The other flat is let at a weekly rental of £l/7/6. The sale is subject to a reserve price and the highest or any tender shall not necessarily be accepted. All arrangements to Inspect the property must be made through THE NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD. OTA GO HARBOUR BOARD.—Tenders (addressed to the Chairman of the Board and marked with the appropriate Contract No.) will be received at the Board's Office, Birch St., Dunedin, on the closing dates shdwn below, for the supply and delivery of the following:— Closing Noon, Tuesday, June 19, 1945. Contract No. 904: 1500 ft 3-Core 660-Volti Grade Cable for Electric Crane Circuit. Closing Noon, Monday, July 16, 1945. Contract No. 905: Mobile Mercury Arc Rectifiers for the Otago Docks. Specifications and conditions of contracts may be seen at the Engineer's Office. Birch St., Dunedin, where Forms of Tender may bo obtained. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dunedin, J- RENTON, May 11, 1945. Secretary. rpEN'DERS for Concrete Paths. —Ph. 44-588 x after 6. HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE HOUSE, 5 rooms, wide verandahs, garage, Milford, y 2 mm beach; cash, £I7OO, near offer. —5833 Hirald. TTOUSE. Mt. Eden Rd„ subject to tenancy; JjLdivided 2 flats; £1350 cash—Ph. 61-361. between 7 and 10 a.m. ior smaii uuu&e, ui. wv.* 6 rooms. £2300; exchange smaller Bungalow —Home. Ltd.. Vulcan Lane. NEW LYNN,—l l / 3 Acres, accom. 800 poultry, outbldgs., City water, etc.; handy. No dwelling; £7OO. Nice Section bldg. permit available, £loo.—Thode. New Lynn. Pb. 88-642. Week-ends, 04-808. NEWMARKET.— To Manufacturers: W.OOO SQ, feet frontage to Broadway, 5000 sq. feet available immediately for building pnrnoseß* price reasonable- Full details on application .--0wno?8 Agent, Fred Wade, New'mkt PARNELL. —Vacant House, 5 rooms, near , Ist section; £I2OO, Cockle Bay: Section, , sea views. £l5O. One Tree Hill: Sections. £/«> , tn £lO5 Stewart, 1 36 Shortland St. REMUERA Waterside, on tramline.—Attractive Residence of 12 rooms, in excellent condition. Over l /,-acre delightful grounds. This property is very suitable for high-c ass guest house, flats, or rest home. Possession. Price, etc on personal application —Rod and Gilmore. DEVONPORT. —Wonderful Investment on Main Road handy to Ferry.—Two s.c. 6roomed Flats, let to good tenants at a total rental of £2/16/- per week. This shows over 10 per cent net returns A real bargain at nnlv £ 1000. —Sole Agents, HUTCHINGS AND CO. Devonport 70-211. "DARNELL.—II-roomed Apartment House 1 situated good street. Parnell, at present 2 apartments vacant and balance of rooms let to 4 tenants. The property is a sound Kauri House but requires some minor renovations. Price for the freehold Property, £3300. Full particulars of rents, ratee and Insurance at my office. JNQ GREy 1-3 Wins tone Bldg.. Queen St. Auckland Pbs. 43-6GB. 45-002. After hours Ring 26-457. mrrrf SECTIONS. O Mt. Albert, handy trams. —£225. £2lO, £2OO, £l"s, £l5O. £IOO. 0I ah uh u Tims —£2ls, £2OO, £l5O, £f papatoctoe.—■ An excellent selection, prices ranging from £6O upward. Manurewa. —lst-class /«ac, for only £BS. GORDON VAILE, P.O. Box 120, Newmarket; 24-013. O ACRES and old 4-roomed House, Milford, O reduced for quick sale, £9OO. DEVONPORT. handy Cheltenham or Devonport.—6-roomed Villa Typo, just renovated inside and out; £2000: suitable letting rooms; owner in possession. EDEN TERRACE—Tenanted. 2 bodrms, living rm., kitchen, etc.; £550. 12 MILES CITY Shore side 6mins. to beach.—lVa-fltorey Tiled-roof Bungalow glorious views; cannot be built out; /3-acro ground; £2750. PHOENIX AGENCY, 2nd Floor. Phoenix Chbrs.. opp. C.P.O Phs. 40-487. Private 61-594.

Commences sth Big Week on Friday BOOK NOW FOR WEEK-END Uwlng to Length of Feature you are urged to be seated at Advertised Startiug Times. PLAZA QUEEN STREET Phone 41-586 Directions Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 10.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. G.B.D. Films Presents The Life and Death of COLONEL BLIMP COLONEL BLIMP COLONEL BLIMP In Technicoiour, Starring ROGER LIVESEY. ANTON WALBROOK DEBORAH KERR. Preceded by 'A TRIBUTE TO ALLIED LEADERS AND ALLIED FORCES' Box Plans at Theatre and Begg's. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Oxford Sessions: 11,2, 4.45 & 8 Tivoli: Nightly at 8 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER — MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN In Edgar Rice Burroughs' "TARZAN FINDS A SON" Also Screening—United Artists Presents The Jungle Adventure Thriller "DANGEROUS JOURNEY" Both Approvod for Universal Exhibition Friday Next: G.B.D. Films Presents Nerve Shattering as a Time Bomb! A Tribute to the unbroken Spirit of the Fighting French. Made with the full co-operation of General de Gaulle. JOHN CLEMENTS—GRETA GYNT GODFREY TEARLE—JUDY KELLY YVONNE ARNAUD BRAMSBY WILLIAMS—HUGH SINCLAIR In the Smashing Drama of Heroes without G10ry.... "TOMORROW WE LIVE" "TOMORROW WE LIVE" Recommended by Censor for Adults. HP I 11YF MT. ALBERT. Phone 36-204. L/C, LUAI Tonight & Wed., 7.45. Charles Laughton—Jon Hail "TUTTLES OF TAHITI" Approved for Universal Exhibition. DCPCMT EPSOM. Phone 00-142. I\LuLl\ 1 Tonight & Wed., 7.45. ANTON. WALBROOK—SALLY GRAY "DANGEROUS MOONLIGHT" Featuring the Season's Musical Hit, "WARSAW CONCERTO" Recommended by Censor for Adults. LOCAL BODY NOTICES ASTEXD ROAD BOARD. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO STRIKE RATES. Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance and exercise of the powers vested in it in that behalf by " The Rating Act, 1925," " The Road Boards Act, 1908," " The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1926," and "The Local Bodies' Loans Act, 1926," the Amendment of the said Act and all other powers it enabling, it is the intention of the Ostend Road Board at a Meeting to be held at the Office of the Board on FRIDAY, the Ist day of June, 1915, to make and levy for the year commencing on the Ist day of .April, 1945, and ending on the 31st day of March. 1916. the following Rates:— 1. A General Rate of Twopence and ninetenths of a penny (2 9-10thS d) in the £. 2. A Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate of Eight-tenths of a penny (8-10thsd) in the £. 3. The Special Rate (recurrent) to provide interest and sinking fund on Special Loans to remain as struck, but that only an amount, sufficient to meet requirements be collected, as follows:—A Rate of One penny (Id) in the £. All the foregoing Rates to be levied on the Unimproved Value of all Rateable Properties within the Ostend Road District and to be payable in one instalment on the 15th day of June, 1945, at the Office of the Clerk and Collector, National Mutnal Life Chambers. First Floor, 41 Shortland Street, Auckland. N. A. DUTHIE, Clerk and Collector. Dated at Auckland this 17th day of May. 1945. HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE TfXCHANGE.—Mt. Eden Bungalow, 5 rms., JU all-elect., garage, ph.. concrete paths, for small House, with about 1 Acre.—XY243 Herald. * 'TVAKANINI.—LeveI Viae Section, handy X station. —Francis, 48-550. tpXCHANGE. — Desirable Home, Levin, x EJ bedrms., lounge, breakfast room, k'ette all convs., good locality, for smaller House Auck., preferably seaside.—29 Wyndham St Auckland. EPSOM. Just off Gillies Av. —Bungalow, 8 rms., 2 sun porches, modern built-in convs.; fill-electric. Ideal gentleman's residence. £4500. Vacant possession.—W. G. Burrett and Son. 513 N.Z. Insurance Buildings. GREY LYNN. —Large Kauri Honse. In 2 apartments; concrete paths; high section; 1 minute from shops and tram. £I4OO. H. P. Finlay and Co.. Colonial Mutual Building, v PAPATOETOE SECTIONS.—Vi-acro, elevated. fenced, handy train and bus; price £250. includes plans and specifications for an attractive Bungalow, Vi-acre. handy bus hxcelient semi-volcanic soil; price only £125 ERNEST AND BAYLISS Papatoetoe 58M. Residence 16-967. CIOR EXCHANGE.—%Ac Section, WaiL heke, House, 4 rooms, wash-house, windcharger for electric lights, coal range, con•retc paths, passion-fruit vines; also adjoining, 4ac. Section, 1-room bach,, 10 x 16, nearly ■ompleted, £SOO the lot; for 4 or 5-roomed louse, with 2 or 3 acres, any handy locality, ;ay £llsO all cash. TURNERS AND GROWERS, LTD.. City Markets. Ph. 32-100. Pr. CHEVALIER.—Modern All-electric Home, consisting <of 2 bedrooms, lounge, arge dining room-kitchen, snnporch, bathroom, >tc. Large garage. Level section. Handy rams. This home has been built about 8 ("ears and has every modern appointment. Vacant possession. Price £1950. Sole Agents. A. PARRTS AND CO.. 206 Dilworth Bldg. Ph. 44-644. REMUERA, few rnins to trams and shops, quiet situation: Bungalow, well built, 1 % storeys, comp., on ground floor, large living •oom with snnporch, all-elcc. kitchen, dining ■oom. 2 bedrooms and dressing room; upstairs, 2 bedrooms and play room. All in excellent order. Garage, toolshed, glasshouse, itc. Large grounds, 1 3 4 acres, in garden and beautiful trees, crazy pattern paths in unique lesign. Extensive landscape views. Price £3700. NEVILLE NEWCOMB, LTD., 4 Wyndham St. £2500.— SPANISH BUNGALOW, built H years, all best of material throughout, situated at Ellerslie; 6 rooms, every conv. possible; electric throughout; motor garage; all as new; immediate occupation. £6O0 —WAIHEKE, Omiha,, 2mins. Beach. —4-rmd. Cottage, all in good order: furniture and 12ft boat included; plenty of drinking water; nice section. W. FRATER AND SON, 28 Shortland St. Ph. 41-135. Residence 60-128.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER PATRIOTIC RECREATION BUILDINGS PATRIOTIC RECREATION BUILDINGS Tenders are invited for the following Patriotic Recreation Building#: (1) HILLDENE: Size 90 x 24. This building is situated at Hilldene, Beach Road, Papakura. (2) GRAND VUE: Size 90 x 24. This building is situated in Grand Vue Road, Manurewa. (3) NATHANS: Size 90 x 24. This building is situated at Nathan's Camp, Hill Road, Manurewa. (4) KARAKA NORTH: Size 90 x 24. This building is situated at Karaka North Camp, Karaka North, near Papakura. (5) SEAGROVE: Size approximately 70 x 30. This building is lined and is situated at Seagrove Air Force Station, Clarks Beach, near Kingseat. These buildings are all prefabricated and can be easily dismantled and removed. Further particulars about these can be obtained by ringing Y.M.C.A., Papakura Military Camp. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tender# marked "Tender for building" close with the undersigned at noon on May 31, 1945. Secretary, National Patriotic Fund Board, Box 1568, WELLINGTON