LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS

Taranaki Daily News, 5 September 1930, Page 10

LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS

TARANAKI TOWN BOARDS. NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. The following nominations have been received for the election of representatives to the respective town boards. As the required number only have been nominated for the Manaia Town Board no election will be necessary and those nominated are duly elected. As the number of candidates for the position of representative of the Manaia town district on the South Taranaki Power i Board exceeds the number required an ; election will be necessary. This will be held on Wednesday, September 17. For the Kaponga Town Board ten nominations have been received, and as there are only seven vacancies an election will be necessary. The nominations are:— MANAIA TOWN DISTRICT. Manaia Town Board. —Arthur James Christie, Leonard Charles Harrison, Henry Mead, William Herbert Robinson, Harry Symmans, Vernon Francis Winter, Alfred Henry Yarrow. Power Board representative for Manaia Town District. —Norman Campbell Illness, Alfred Henry Yarrow. Kaponga Town Board. —E. L. Abbott, A. R. Bates, W. G. Cran, J. P. Gibson, G. B. Guthrie, A. J. Herbert, R. A. Law, William. Marr, H. J. Mills, J. H. Tyack. OPERA HOUSE TALKIES. “MONTANA MOON.” An engrossing plot, splendid direction, beautiful photography and a good performance upon the part of Joan Crawford, make "Montana Moon,” now on view at the Opera House. Hawera, one of the few pictures which may be counted as so mue.i entertainment lost if missed. Miss Crawford, who shows herself to be more of a dramatic actress wits each new vehicle, has the role i of a society girl, who, tiring of the conventional boredom of New York ac-

> tivities, takes a group of friends out > West to visit her father’s ranch in Montana. Here she impetuously marries a cowboy, who, in the light of her recent distaste for hypocritical manner- ' ed eastern gentlemen, seems to her to be the real man she has always want- > ed. While the two are extremely ’ happy, when by themselves before a > campfire, this Utopia cannot last fpr- • ever and when the debutante introduces her cowboy husband to her society friends she realises that he is a misfit in her world, while he looks with contempt .upon her idle and useless companions'. “Montana Moon” will be finally shown this evening. ' The highest prices come to the farmei >■ w’ • gets his produce to market in the ’ shortest time and in perfect condition ' The New Zealand Express Company make ' this possible. A Heel of speedy reliable ’ Dennis trpeks is at your service, ready to transport produce in the fastest way ! possible. Xiot only making money for you ■ through l’ : "her p'h - "®, but saving you ’ money ou the actual cartage. (2)