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Taranaki Daily News, 11 March 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. STRATFORD TALKIES Commencing at Matinee TO-DAY at 1.30, and TO-NIGHT at 8.15 p.m. BARBARA STANWYCK IN: “THE MIRACLE WOMAN.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) With David Manners, Beryl Mercer. She was a leader of men, exalting a multitude of sinners and afflicted, yet her sin was the greatest of all. The spectre of mockery hovered over her head, and cynicism ate at her heart. Supports include: Paramount News, Colour Curiosity, Screen Snapshots, Krazy Kat Cartoon. USUAL PRICES ———— DIAL 348. ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT, AT 8, AND MONDAY NIGHT. THE PICTURE TERRlFlC!—Presenting a side of the war not yet touched by the screen, a story of love and heroism. Staged on the loftiest mountain tops, with soldiers battling in a hell of ice and snow. “ THE DOOMED BATTALION ” “ THE DOOMED BATTALION ” — With — TALA BIRELL and VICTOR VARCONI (Recommended for Adults) A theme sublime, an epic of humans. Scenis grandeur unparalleled! A plot believable, a majestic, soul-satisfying love story! A PICTURE IN TEN THOUSAND. Preceded by excellent short subjects. Coming Tues., Wed.: “BLUE DANUBE.” WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENT —At the — URENUI TALKIES (Frayatone Equipment) TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I RALPH LYNN In the Big Comedy Riot: “MISCHIEF” -— “MISCHIEF” “MISCHIEF” “MISCHIEF” By Ben Travers.' Two Cartoons, News, and “Sugar and Spice,” Singing, Dancing and Musical Act ' AN ALL-BRITISH PROGRAMME. Bus from Pukearuhe at 7.45. PUBLIC NOTICES. pANTOMIME! : — pANTOMIME! Xn aid of MAYOR’S RELIEF FUND. MAYOR’S'RELIEF FUND. WANTED. A NUMBER OF YOUNG PEOPLE A NUMBER OF YOUNG PEOPLE To Assist in a Huge Pantomime. Names to be left with MISS ELWYN RTT .F.Y, Studio, Egmont Street, immediately. NEW PLYMOUTH TELEPHONE EXCHANGE. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ALL connections for which subscriptions are unpaid at 4 p.m. on March 15, 1933, will be cut off in accordance with the notice printed on the account rendered. In such cases an additional fee of five shillings must be paid before the service is restored. W. G. COOPER, Chief Postmaster. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. ADDITIONAL CHARGE ON RATES. is hereby given that In pursuance to section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925,” an additional charge of 10 per cent, will be added to all rates unpaid at 5 p.m. on TUESDAY, March 21, 1933. W. F. SHEILD, County Clerk. FOOTBALLERS! FOOTBALLERS! Get in Training for the Big Event of the year. KAPONGA’S ANNUAL gEVEN-A-SIDE pOURNAMENT. To be held at VICTORIA PARK, KAPONGA EASTER SATURDAY, APRIL 15. Entries close with the secretary on Saturday, April 8, 1933. Get busy. The prizes are good and the honour of winning the tourney is one to be proud of. A MELVILLE, Hon. Secretary, PERIODICALS! JJAVING purchased the “8.K.” Ltd.’s periodical trade subscribers’ papers, etc., will be reserved for them at our shop, Devon Street By prompt delivery and careful attention we hope to retain the goodwill of these our new subscribers. CORRIGALL’S, Booksellers and Stationers, NP. NEW ZEALAND DAIRY-PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD. To Owners and Exporters of Butter to be exported from New Zealand. pHE above-named Board hereby gives notice that pursuant to the power conferred on the Board by Section 13 of the Dairy-produce Export Control Act 1923 and to all other powers it thereunto enabling the Board did on the 17th day of February 1933 resolve and determine that it is necessary for the effective operation of the Dairy-produce Export Control Act 1923 and the fulfilment of its purposes that the Board should exercise absolute control over the export from New Zealand of certain classes of dairy produce to wit all butter other than butter classified and graded under the provisions of the Dairy-produce General Regulations as “finest” or "first-grade” creamery butter and the Board did further resolve and determine that the Board should assume control accordingly of such dairy-produce as aforesaid and the Board did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate from midnight on the 30th day of April 1933 and the Board did further resolve and determine that such control shall operate until further determination by the Board. DATED this 27th day of February, 1933. THE COMMON SEAL of the NEW ZEALAND DAIRY-PRODUCE CONTROL BOARD was hereunto duly set and affixed by and in the presence of: W. A. lORNS, Chairman. C. G. C. DERMER, Member of the Board. T> C. BRASH, Secretary.