HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE TO-MORRfIW NiCH 1 AT 7.45 nnHE Management ir." pioc-svire m pre ,L s -en tin 7 "the bsst- Thomas Ince pre o.Ktifm yc-r 3ho>m — DANCEROUS HOURS A Pictnrisation- nf the Terrific Story, b*, ilonn Hvrm*. DANCEROUS HOURS A Stupendous Product inn. and one of ilu . most absorbing Dramatic Stories ever filmed < DANGEROUS HOURS Nothing exaggerated. Nothing suppressed. The whole Story is told powerfully-j-.:t.<*.!?ionately. Every foot instint witli vivid pcrsonalitv. ALSO SHOWING The Picturesque and Brilliant PhotoILL GET mM YEY Featuring the Merry and Winsome* Film Star, DOROTHY GISH The exquisite Comedy Star m a Play with a direct appeal to young men * and their sweethearts. SPLENDID AUXILIARY FILMS CIRCLE. Is 6d. — STALLS 9d. Box Plan ' Now Open, a> Muir's. \ ■'■ '" '■'"■ '■' "' — -^■^- SKATING AT GARRISON HALL, Q ATURD AY—EVER V* SATURDAY— O At 7.30 p.m. . Ladies Free. Gents Is. Bring your own Skates. .573 • NOTICE OF_ LOAN POLL. MANGAPAPA TOW^T BOARD, i PURSUANT to Section 10 of "The: Local Bodies' Loan Act 1913," NOTICE i» hereby given that a Poll ol Ratepayers of the- Mangapapa Town District will be taken upon, the proposal to raise* a Special Loah of £3220 for the purpose of lie-building the Upper Stout j Street Bridge and approaches (across the •Mangapapa Stream), Oswald Street | Bridge and approaches, and the Massey Bridge and approaches, on MONDAY, the "20th' day of September, 1920, be tween the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Polling Booths for the Poll will bo as follows : — 1. Mangapapa Town Board Office (Principal). 2. Town Otfico of Board (Union Bank Buildings, Gladstono Road, Gia borne. W. J. McCLISKIE, Chairman, Mangapapa Town Board. Mangapapa, 2nd Sept., 1920. 18 PUBLIC NOTICE. OWING to tho recent heavy rise i; Horse Feed, and tho high cost of Harness, 'Waggon Repaira, Rope^, Tarpaulins, etc., the undermentioned xJarriera havo found it necessary^ to rise the Carting rates for next Summer. As the County by-law comes into force on the first of April, Winter ruten will be charged from that date. .1, BROUGH ' MANSON BROS. C. ROBCKE B. FrTZPATRTCK . C BUTLER, C. RODGERS J. PEEL, W. EDWARDS R, COOPER. J. LESLIE, D« WILSON C. HTNDRUP T. PARKER 430 A. D&NTON. DISCLAIMER. WITH reference to the above notice, • the uudeivsigned beg to announce that their names, were published without authority, and, 'further, that they disclaim any connection with the tion. - >1. GALLAGHER, T. COOPER. 541 ALEXANDRA TEA ROOMS (Opposite Pettie's) NOW OPEN ! NDW OPEN ! AN EXCELLENT LUNCH W from 12 till 2. x Delicious Morning Tea, from 10 o'clock. Fresh Hot Pies Daily, with Bread, Butter, and Tea, Is. s : Come and try our Afternoon Tea, m ideal surroundings. Orders taken for Home-made Cakes and Fresh Sultana Bread daily. .Ham Sandwiches, Is per dozen. HOT TEA from 5 to 6.30. ' ■ * MRS MORRISON, PROPRIETRESS. 171 i ' — '■ . FOB SALE. (WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION) ... Tliat Desirable • - GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE With over Half-an-acre of Land, Outbuildings, Motor Shed, Gardens, YLawns, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, i and Li vo Hedges, Situated at tho Corner of Wainui Road and Parau Street, Kaiti. DON'T Miss This Opportunity ! Great prospective value, and only one* of the few choice resideptial sites mow available. Am pit* room for two more residences. E MC mTh am>er -" SOLE AGENT, . Williams and Sherratt's Buildings, Lowe Street] (upstairs). 'Phono 692. P.O. Box 8. 485 DON'T READ THIS I IT only needs one to read and inspect, and it is gone. — A solid Kauri House, of 5 rooms, with overy modern convenience, and a'fuN £-aci*o CORNIER Section, i all frontage. An Absoluto Snip. PRICE, £925. JiJasy Terms. ' R. M BELL & CO., I LAND AGENTS, PEEL BTREET. 'PHONES 920 or 168 M ' 492 'NOTICE TO LAND AGENTS. TAKE NOTICE-, my Properties known as Man^.itti and Gladstone Road have been withdrawn from Sale, from this date. ' A. EDELSTEN. September 16, 1920. 540 GISBORNE POUND. IMPOUNDED from Mr. Fisken's property, Awapuni — One Grey Hack, rijr or entire, unshod, branded" EIH off shoulder, paint brand 22 near shoulder, vope halter. — If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold nt the above Pound Yards TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 12 nohn. — A. COLES, Poundkecper, 22 Leith Street (Tel. 1248). 567 MATAWHERO POUND. IMPOUNDED by Ranger, from Muri■wal I—One-Bay1 — One-Bay Entire, aboHt 2 years old, both hind feet white, star ; 1 Cay Gelding, indistinct brand off rump. — If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold at the above Pound on SEPTEMBER 24, at noon. 574 J.- CALLAHAN, Poundfceeper. WANTED* — Buyers for I Light second-hand Gigs, newly painted and renovated. Don't mfss them.— Krebs and Co. 'tXTjANTED, at once,— 1000 Porker* VV (highest pri-e given); also -Poul* try, m any quantity.— Hampton's Pork Butchery, opposite Palace Pictures. 'Phom? S7l
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15321, 17 September 1920, Page 4
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