AMUSEMENTS. ALBION THEATRE HE IS COMING! HE IS COMING! HE.IS COMING! HE IS COMING! HE IS COMING! HE IS COMING! “PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN” “PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN” THE LIVING MIRACLE MAN THE LIVING MIRACLE MAN “PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN” “PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN” Direct from the Palladium, London. The Great Scientist who relieves all ills by Zone Therapy nerve pressure. The Master Stroke of Modern Health Agencies. He is NOT a faith-healer. He teaches you how to cure yourself. “PHARUS, THE EGYPTIAN” Will Demonstrate on the stage how to cure Baldness, Headaches, Toothache, Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago and Dozens of other Ailments by simple Scientific Nerve Pressure. The Japanese cause pain in jiu-jitsu by nerve pressure. Pharus uses nerve pressure, or Zonery, to relive your pain. BRING YOUR SICK FRIENDS HE WILL CURE THEM ON THE STAGE IN FRONT OF YOUR EYES. Managerial Notice —Intending Patients are requested to communicate with the Manager of the Albion Theatre, when their cases will be taken in the order of application. “PHARUS” will be in attendance at the ALBION THEATRE from Saturday next i until Friday. ' BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL ON TUESDAY. ; KING’S ROLLER RINK. iKIN G ’ S ROLLER RINK. CLYDE STREET. i EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ! EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. 2.30 and 7.30 pun. I • I CHILDREN’S SESSION: Saturday, 10 a.m. i CHILDREN’S SESSION: Saturday, 10 a.m. i PRIVATE LESSONS AND PARTIES BY ARRANGEMENT. KING’S ORCHESTRA. KING’S ORCHESTRA, Jdll9 PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILL. Under “The Municipal Corporations Act 1920,” and “The Local Bodies Loans Act 1913.” PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Invercargill Borough Council proposes to raise a Special Loan of £74.000 for the purpose, of the following public 1 works. The particular purpose for v/b’ich the loan is required is the reconstruction and the general improv enient of Streets within the Borough, namely:— (I)—Streets within the business portion of the Borough bounded by Spey, Leven, Tay and Kelvin- Streets, and including the parts of Spey, Leven, Tay and Kelvin Streets surrounding the area within such boundaries, but the specific I mention of parts of the streets named shall not limit the works to such parts. > (2) —Streets which in the opinion of the Borough Council are convenient routes to residential areas within the Borough or are arterial streets leading out of the Borough. ; (3)—lncluding the acquiring and erection and construction of all machinery, plant, tools, buildings, walks, material, labour and all other things which shall be required for or in respect of the purpose for which rhe loan is to be ! raised.
The said Loan of £74,000 and the interest thereon shall be secured upon all the annual income and revenues of the Borough and also upon a Sinking Fund of £1 10/per centum psr annum on the amount of the loan, 53d the interest and sinking fund shall aliVj be secured by a Special Rate upon ad the rateable property of the Borough, sufficient to meet the periodical pay- ‘ merits of the said interest and sinking fund ’ as they fall due and ten per centum itdre than such payments. • It is proposed that all preliminary expenses incurred in connection with the scheme, and the cost of raising the lo&n, and the internet and sinking fund fur vhe first year shrill be paid out of the loan. The .said loan or any parts thereof shall be raised by the issue of debentures payable at periods of not less than Ten years nor more than forty years from the issue of the respective debentures and bearing interest not exceeding the rate of £5 10/- per centum per annum (or such rate as may be prescribed by the Governor-General by Order-in-Council). Dated the 14th day of June, 1924. F. BURWELL, Town Clerk. j PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a I POLL of the Ratepayers of the Borough of Invercargill will be taken on WEDNES- ■ DAY, the 16th day of July, 1924, upon the foregoing proposal of the Invercargill Borough Council to raise a Special Loan of £74,000 for the purpose of reconstruction and general improvement of streets within the Borough, as set forth in the said foregoing proposal, upon the security and repayable as in the said proposal seated. A. BAIN, Mayor of the Borough of Invercargill. J 1414 QNLY BRITISH MATERIAL USED. H. LINCOLN. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. 137 CLYDE STREET. PHONE 1594. ALL CLASSES OF ELECTRICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN. Good Variety of Electric Irons, Radiators and Fancy Shades in Stock. A Trial Solicited. Estimates Free. JelB4 NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, LATEST BOOKS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM: C. RODGEES TOBACCONIST & BOOKSELLER, DEE STREET. HAIRDRESSING SALOON Under the supervision of Geo. Streatfield. DAIRYMEN! Make sure of big Butter-fat Cheques and use the “CERES” Swedish Separator. All models from 16 to 144 gallons. Booklet from R. P. M. MANNING & CO- 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. 3
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Southland Times, Issue 19277, 23 June 1924, Page 1
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