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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23859, 13 July 1939, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS Final Screenings To-night of Paramount’s “IF I WERE KING” Ronald COLMAN, Frances DEB Basil RATHBONB (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EMPIRE Dir.; Fullers Theatre Corp., Ltd. Sessions 2 and 7.4fi p.m. 2 p.m. TO-MORROW 7.45 p.m. DARINGLY PRODUCED BY WARNER BROS. Not Just a Series of Newsreels, but Thrilling . . . ENTERTAINMENT For Everyone. PRODUCED BEHIND LOCKED'DOORS' Because of Threats to Actors, Actresses, and Technicians. * PRINCIPAL PLAYERS: EDWARD G. ROBINSON, FRANCIS LEDERER. PAUL LUKAS, HENRY O’NEIL, LYA LYS, And 72 Others. UNDOUBTEDLY THE MOST FEARLESS EXPOSURE OF ESPIONAGE ACTIVITY YET ATTEMPTED. NOT FICTION, FACT! This remarkable picture was inspired by the revelations of the Nazi spying activities brought out in the recent espionage trials in America. Leon G. Turrou, famous U.S. Federal Bureau Investigation Agent responsible for bringing the spies to heel, acted as technical adviser in the making of the photoplay. Fourth Episode “THE LONE RANGER” “Agents of Treachery.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVE D.I.C. or Theatre, 12-433. STEELITE ” RED - The pure Oxide Roof Paint; durable, economical.— Smith and Smith, Ltd

JJ R I T I S H DRAMA LEAGUE. ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF ONE ACT PLAYS . CONCERT CHAMBER TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER JULY 19-22. JULY 19-22. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. Entries from Oamaru to Kaitangata, as well as Most of Dunedin’s Amateur Acting Groups. Judge: Miss NGAIO MARSH. Booking Opens at D.I.C. Thursday. July 13. Prices, 2s 6d (reserved) and Is 6d. Season Ticket, Admitting to All Performances. 6s.

MOTOR SERVICES HOBBS’ BRIGHTON MOTORS. LTD. ROYAL MAIL. Leaves Queen’s Gardens DAILY for Brighton only 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Sundays: 10 a.m., 2 p.m., 10 p.m Late Cars: Wed., Fri., Sat.. 11 p.m. Mid-day Trips: Sat. 12,30 p.m. Taieri Mouth: Mon.. Wed., Fri.. 9.30 a.m. Re Buses. Ring 11-158. BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES OF PALMERSTON. ESTIMATED REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 1940. REVENUE. Rents, £835; Water supply, £255; licences, £95; miscellaneous receipts, £215; general rate of 2d in the £ on C.V. £129,537, £1079 9s 6d: Hospital rate of £d in the £ on £129,537 C.V., £269 17 s 4d;—total, £2749 6s lOd. EXPENDITURE. Streets, £700; street lighting, £lB6 16s; sanitation, £300; salaries, £282 11s 8d; reserves, £SO; fire prevention, £2O; hall maintenance, £195 10s; interest on loans, £385 18s; water supply, £100; grant, domains, £10; Hospital levy, £267 12s 4d; donations, £10; miscellaneous, £125 18s 10d; drainage survey, £75; centennial celebrations, £4o;—total, £2749 6s lOd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Palmerston Borough Council will, at the Ordinary Meeting of the Council to be held on MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1939, MAKE AND LEVY the following RATES for the year ending March 31. 1940: GENERAL RATE under “ The Municipal Corporations Act, 1933,” and “The Rating Act, 1925,” of Twopence in the Pound on all rateable properties appearing on the Valuation Roll for the Borough cf Palmerston. A SEPARATE GENERAL RATE of One Halfpenny in the £, under “The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act. 1926.” for payment of the Otago Hospital Board’s Levy. Each of the said RATES to be for the Year commencing April 1, 1939, and ending on March 31, 1940, AND PAYABLE IN ONE SUM on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1939, at the MUNICIPAL OFFICES. PALMERSTON. A Penalty of 10 per cent, will be Charged on all Rates that remain UNPAID on MARCH 15, 1940. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Rate Book containing particulars of the Rates will be Open for Inspection at the Municipal Offices, Ronaldsay street, during the ‘ office hours on and after AUGUST 21, 1939. J. A. GALLOWAY, Town Clerk. Palmerston, July 10, 1939. Beautiful wallpapers within the reach of everyone; best English creations: new and exclusive. Smith and Smith, Ltd. A suggestion made at the last meeting of the Invercargill City Council by Cr J. R. Martin that public-spirited citizens might offer clocks to the city has already produced a tentative offer. The Mayor (Mr J. R. Hanan) said recently that Miss E. Lumsden had offered to present a clock to be erected in Dee street opposite the Post Office. The exact site and other details were still under discussion.. Inquiries were being made about the possibility of attaching the clock to a standard in the centre of the street so.that it would be clearly visible from both sides of the street