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Southland Times, Issue 24773, 18 June 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS , 2 p.m. — Finally Today — 7.45 \ .illllll Ullllu 7 2 p.m./ FULLER’S <7.45 —I NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In one of the truly great pictures. You must not miss this last opportunity of seeing it. “MARIE ANTOINETTE” “MARIE ANTOINETTE” A Romance that has become a flaming page in the history of great loves. TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER and ROBERT MORLEY (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ' Box Plans at H. and J. Smith’s and Theatre. (’Phone 738). SHOW TNVERCARGILL CANARY AND 1 CAGE BIRD SPECIALISTS’ CLUB. » ANNUAL SHOW TODAY AND TOMORROW in Vickery’s Showroom, Dee Street. SEE THIS WONDERFUL DISPLAY. LARGE ENTRIES. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d. C. T. BAILEY, Jn455 Hon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES VOTE WACHNER yOUR PRESENT DEPUTY MAYOR, AS MAYOR on MONDAY, JUNE 22nd. POLLING BOOTHS as under are open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.— Town Hall, Tay Street. Pipe Band Room, Liddel Street. Mr J. Ferry’s Shop, Nith Street. Knox Sunday School, Conon Street. Kew Kindergarten, cnr. Selwyn and Conon Streets. Parish Hall, Jenkin Street, South Invercargill. Knox Sunday School, Conyers Street. Southland Rugby Football Union Committee Rooms, Rugby Park. Sylvan Bank Sunday School, Jackson Street Mr W. A. McCaw’s Garage, 345 Yarrow Street. Mrs Hughes’ shop, cnr. Mary and St.

Andrew Streets. North Invercargill Public Hall, Windsor Street. Presbyterian School Hall, Grey Street. Orphans’ Club Rooms, Earnslaw Street. St. Paul’s Presbyterian Sunday School, Methodist School Hall, Jed Street. WE MUST HAVE VITALITY AND PROGRESSIVENESS IN OUR CITY. WACHNER IS YOUR MAN. COMMITTEE ROOM PHONE 1542. Next Stewart, the Chemist, Dee Street. ELECTORAL ROLLS AVAILABLE. Jn453 SOUTHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. VISIBILITY OF ROADS ON HIGHWAYS. THE Southland County Council requests land-owners to cut down to a height of 4ft. for a distance of 2 chains back from road corners any live hedges, which may be growing on the road boundaries of their properties. This request is made with a view to providing better visibility at road corners and intersections. H. C. GIMBLETT, Invercargill, County Clerk. 10th June, 1942,9588 SOUTHLAND COUNTY COUNCIL. PLOUGHING OF ROAD RESERVES. MOTICE is hereby given that the 11 ploughing of road reserves or the flanks of formed roads must not be undertaken without the written consent of the Council first having been obtained. Application for permission to plough roads or road reserves must be submitted to the Council in writing. Notice is hereby given that gravel, earth, clay or stones must not be removed from roads or road reserves or any excavations made on roads or road reserves without the written consent of the Council having first been obtained. H. C. GIMBLETT, Invercargill, County Clerk. 10th June, 1942,9588 FOR MAYOR. The People’s Friend. VOTE MONDAY, JUNE 22nd.

BOROUGH OF BLUFF. BY-LAW NO. 3, 1942. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a Special Meeting of the Bluff Borough Council held on the 9th day of June, 1942, it was resolved by way of Special Order to make By-law No. 3,1942, the object and purport of which is as follows:— “To fix an annual charge, additional to the charge for water, in respect of each water closet connected to the Council’s drainage system.” Notice is also given that it is intended to confirm the said Resolution either with or without amendment as a SPECIAL ORDER at the Ordinary Meeting of the Bluff Borough Council to be held in the Council Chambers, Gore Street, Bluff, on Tuesday, 14th day of July, 1942, at 7.30 p.m., when the day upon which the said By-Law shall come into force will be fixed, the date proposed being the 22nd day of July, 1942. Copy of the By-Law is deposited in the Town Clerk’s Office, Town Hall, Bluff, and is open for public inspection during office hours. H. A. FERGUSON, Town Clerk. Bluff, 10th June, 1942.195 “ A NVIL” PAINTS last longer.— Smith & Smith, Ltd., Esk Street.