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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25216, 31 May 1945, Page 8

FULLER'S ST. JAMES' THEATRE 11 A.M.. 2 P.M.. 5 P.M. 8 P.M. AIR CONDITIONED : Box Plans at Theatre —Tel. 32-920 IRENE DUNNE ALAN MARSHALL Roddy McDowall Frank Morgan—Dame May Whitty—Gladys Cooper—C. Aubrey Smijji in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Classic ... "THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" "THE WHITE,CLIFFS OF DOVER" "THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" "THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER" ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME Includes; St. James' Air Mail Review. . . Victory Celtbrafions: Auckland. Wellington, Cbristchurch INNER TUBE ANTICS (Colour Cartoon) Finally Tonight Five Minutes after Each Performance An Authentic Film The Horrors of Germany's Concentration Camps wilt be Screened. Ibis is a Horror Film Suitable Only for Adults. Those who DO NOT wish to view the Result of Nazi Brutality rnav leave the Theatre at the Conclusion of "The White Cliffs ot Dover" performance. Recommended b.v Censor for Adultß. FULLER'S "j]iiiiuiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimi)iiiuiiiiiiii!iiiiii>' NEWTON. I PRINCE EDWARD | fLAff .TliiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiniiiHiimiijmmiimtiiiiiiiimti," '1 onighl, • -30. THEATRE fid GUEST NIGHT fid Allan JONES. Jane FRAZEE Gloria Jean and Donald O'Connor, with L J hii Spitalny and his ALL-GIRL OKCHESTRA in "WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME" And also The DEAD END KIDs and The Little Tough Guys in "KEEP 'EM SLUGGING." Feaiurettes Include "CINESOUND REVIEW" and Cartoon, Etc. Prog. Approved for Universal Exhibition. FULLER'S OEVON PO RT. 1 VICTORIA § | h one Ti-esp rumKht at ' P ' m THEATRE „,„ AO n DEVNTS FtAwEEY in "THE FIGHTING SEABEES" AWE G WYNNE—DA vita BRUCEIn. "MOON OVER LAS VEGAS" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. FULLER'S sMmiiiiimimiNimiiimiHimiMiimu THREE LAMPS I BRITANNIA i Rhone 26-011. = DlMinninn = This Evening. 7.30 THEATRE IT ,, W „ Anna Neagle in SUNNY With Ray Bolger, John Carroll. Edward Ev Horton j Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also Showing: "ISLE OF FORGOTTEN sINS Starring John Carrariine, Gale Sonnergaara. Recommended by Censor for Adults. FULLER'S 2rMiiimiliiiiiiiiihuiiiitmiitinilimtl£ | CAMEO = Phone 20* FjiiiiinmiiimnhiiuiitiiiiMniiiliiHin THEATRE „ * _ .... 730 This Evening -JO erf _ GUEST NIGHT John Shelton—Gale Stprm in "FOREIGN AGENT Also Showing: ~ . i Mary Carlisle—Richard Cromwell in "BABY-FACE .MORGAN I Both Approved for Universal' Ernibitiion. YOU'LL HE HAPPIER in a Fuller Theatre. LOCAL BODY NOTICES TREE HILL BOROUGH COUNCIL. OF INTENTION TO STRIKE RATES FOR 1945-1 (p. I Corporations An anrl o! all o^ner (powers it thereunto enabling, the One iree Hill Borough Council intends on FRIDAY. June In, 1945, to uiRKe and levj the follow | in* Rates for the year commencing on April •1,~ 19-15, and ending on March 31. 1946. "i; a General Hate of One Shilling and i Fivepence (l/sd) in the £. . 2. A Hospital and Charitable Aid Rate of Ninepence Half-penny in the £. 3. A Lighting Rate of One Farthing (/id) ' D the above based upon the Annual Rateable Value of all Rateable Property as appearing on the Valuation Roll for the time being in force in the Borough of One lree Hill.) 4. A Drainage Rate of Threepence <3d) in the £ upon the Rateable \alue of all Rateable Property in the Drainage Area as defined bv "The Auckland and Suburban Drainage Act, 1905," and its Amendment*. . > ! 5. A Sanitation Rate of Twelve Shillings : and Sixpence (12/6) upon each property, tenement, flat, shop or other building from which Council is prepared to remove refuse. 6. A Sanitation Rate of Two Pounds ! Twelve Shillings (£2/12/-) upon all properties 'outside the drainage area from which the I Council is prepared to remove nizbtsoil. 7 WATER RATES. — Upon all lands and buildings to which water is supplied and measured by meter, the Kates provided by Bylaw No. 7 'in that behalf. (Upon all lands and buildings to which water lean be, but is not. supplied situate within 100 vards from any part of the. Waterworks, a Rate of Five Shillings (5/-); where the annual lvalue does not exceed £l2/10/- and where [such annual value exceeds £l2/107-, a Rate of '2. tier centum. ~ , , 5. SPECIAL RATES will be collected as I follows: — . Interest Ae«unt No. 6: Threepence (3d) in the £. _ Interest Acconnt No. 9: One Penny Farthing (lV;d) in the £. m Interest Account No. 2: Twopence Halfpenny (2M,d) in the £. in the first drainage area only. , .. Interest Account Conversion Loan No. 3: Sixpence Half-penny (6V,d) in the £, in the new drainage area only. The foregoing Rates, with the exceptton of Water Rates charged by meter (which are pavable half-yearly on June 1 and December 1), to be payable in one sum on the 25th day of June, 1!) 15, at the Council Office, 450 Manukau Road, Auckland 5.E.3. to Arthur Leese, the Council's Collector, or to such other person as may be appointed to collect the same. The Estimates upon wheih the foregoing Rates are being struck are, together with the Valuation Roll, open for inspection during office hours at the above-stated address. REBATE ON RATES.—Pursuant to Sec. 6-1 of "The Rating Act. 1925," a Rebate of 2 v 2 per centum will he allowed on all Rates levied for the year 1045-40 (with the excepting of water as measured by meter) that are paid within 30 days from due date thereof. A. LEESE. Town Clerk. QOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. ANNUAL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. Notice is hereby given pursuant to the provisions of "The Counties Act, 1920," arid the Regulations made thereunder, that a copy of the Annual Statement of Acconts for the year ended March 31, 1911, duly certified by the Controller and Auditor-General, is now available for inspection for a period of 30 days during office hours, at the undermentioned places:—County Office, 1 Princes St.. Auckland; Wainui Riding, Silverdale Post Office; Takapuna Riding, Brown's Bay Post Office; Titirangi Riding, Titirangi Post Office; Birkenhead Riding, Glenfield and Albany Post Offices; Kaukaoakapa Riding. Kaukapakapa and Helensvitle Post Offices; Kumeu Riding, Kumeu and Waimauku Post Offices; Mairetahi Riding, Parakai and Helensville Post Offices; Waitakere Riding. Waitakere Post Office; Waikumete. Riding, Oratia and Te Atatu Post Offices; Pukeatua Riding, Dairy Flat Post Office; Waipareira Riding, Swanson and Henderson Post Offices. A printed copy will be posted free of charge to anv Ratepayer making due application. E. G. FULLER, County Clerk. PAPAKURA BOROUGH STOCK ROUTE. Public Notice is hereby given that as the Sortion of Alexander Street used as a Stock oute in Papakura has now become impassable for the droving of sheep, Drovers are recommended during the winter months to ; take their sheep down Liverpool St. to the : junction with Opaheke Rd., thence northward to Onslow Kd.. when proceeding through the I Borough from South to North, and in the opposite direction when proceeding from ■ North to South. A. L. COOPER. Town Clerk. WANTED TO BUY STOVE Gas, small suitable for flat- reasonable.—K.T2sß llkiuld. r PEA-Tl?HE Block for firewood purpose?, X close to Auckland, for 2 Returned Sol-diers.—ZAS-It Hkiuld TOE Shoes size 5, good order.—Price to' A 1' R, e/o Flatt's, Te Aroha. r PUB Chairs (2), cond. of upholsterv imrnvmTilr^n I '. B<)x 7- Brown's Bay. I i ' 1,1 order.—Send price Vi-pV'imv Uv[-\rc "5 s V ! . Kau kapa ka pa. EEKFA NEWS, Copies Mav 23 At- > ' waters Piano Co., Civic Square Ph 49017. Radios, binoculars. mTcroscopfc COMPASSES. HEADPHONES or anv Instruments Good Prices Offered RIPLEY'S radios. 11 Customs Street West TOOLS! Carpenters'. Engineers' J- Scientific, etc.. required Highest Cash Prices Ph. 48-375, ROBINSON'S, LTD 352-4-6 Queen St.. opp. Town Hall. A LL CLASSES of Postage Stamps Bought Ask for Buying List. Ph 44-140 PIM AND CO., 300. 301 and 310 Chancery Chambers Auckland, C.l. T INEN—Highest Cash Price Paid for~vrm-' JU Hand-worked Cloths, Duchess Sets tray Cover? Bedspreads, etc. Also' any Unused Tablecloths in Linen or Silk.—Write or call DROMORNE LINEN CO., LTD.. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Queen St.. Auckland.' O A C K SI S A C K St S A C K Q i O Farmers, Country Etc Do not allow your blocks to deteriorate Consign them lmmediatee to McKENDRICK BROS LTD. Auckland, Newmarket. Wanganui, New Plymouth. Waggons collect from wharves and rail daily Highest market value We Pay Freight.