amusements. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT -“THEY JUST HAD TO GET married.” NEW PLYMOUTH OPERA HOUSE NEW PLYMOUTH Direction-J. C. Williamson and W. R. Kemball Theatres. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AT 8 P.M. Another Edgar Wallace Mystery Drama—Even greater than the “Ringer.” As startling as it is sensational —As thrilling as it is gripping. “THE FRIGHTENED LADY” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) — With — GORDON HARKER McKINNELL . CATHLEEN NESBIT. AND AN ALL-BRITISH, ALL STAR CAST. Box Plans at Collier’s or at Theatre after 6.45 p.m. (’Phone 1164). INGLEWOOD TALKIES TO-MORROW NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Your two screen favourites-who’ve never let you down. CHARLES FARRELL — And JANET GAYNOR ln “MERELY MARY ANN’’ “MERELY MARY ANN” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A romance' that meets, greets and treats your heartbeats. A seventh heaven of delight. A great picture. You remember them in “Seventh Heaven.” now see them in this mighty, marvellous screen drama. BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF THE SEASON! GRAND OLD-TIME & MODERN DANCE IN THE PEMBROKE HALL. WEDNESDAY! (MAY 3, 1933) WEDNESDAY! The Famous AMBASSADORS DANCE BAND will be in attendance. White’s Cars, from Stratford Post Office at 7.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/-, Ladies 1/6. WAITUI SPORTS CLUB! WAITUI SPORTS CLUB. 12TH. ANNUAL ' ■ AXEMEN’S . CARNIVAL THURSDAY, MAY 4,1933. . AU Taranaki’s Leading Axemen and Sawyers Competing. RECORD ENTRIES.! LUNCHEON &. AFTERNOON TEA. HOT WATER FREE. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 1/6, Ladies 1/-. GRAND DANCE IN WAITARA HALL IN EVENING. Vinsen’s Orchestra. ADMISSION: Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/-. —— —m———■—— — RACE MEETING. .•' ■ ■ THIS WEEK! THIS WEEK! THE MOST THRILLING OF TURF EVENTS. EGMONT 'RACING CLUB . STEEPLECHASES ■ ■ AT THE HAWERA RACECOURSE. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AND THURSDAY, MAY 3 & 4. First Race starts at 11.45 a.m. ' i ' WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATORS. 10/- TICKETS. WIN AND PLACE TOTALISATORS. 10/- TICKETS. SPECIAL ADMISSION CHARGES: To Course, Ladies 1/-, Men 2/-. To Lawn (extra), Ladies 1/6, Men 3/-. 'TRAINS Fares) STOP AT COURSE. LOCAL BODY ELECTIONS. MAYORALTY AND HOSPITAL BOARD • ■ . - . ■ I Ladies and Gentlemen, — At the request of many hundreds of Ratepayers and Citizens of your town I am a Candidate for the above and sincerely request your generous and strong support at the Polling Booth on Wednesday. ~ I require No Photograph to identify me, nor “A Ticket” to advertise me. * I am well known to you for my work on the Hospital Board for many many years and have had the honour of being elected at the top of the'poll on nearly every occasion. I fight this Election quite alone and have at no time had a committee of any kind, so am not tied to the Policy of any organised small group of Ratepayers, and if elected will carry out my duties without, fear or favour and for the greatest good Tor the greatest number. Many of you are carrying on under great financial difficulties and you are entitled to the utmost economic administration and control of your Public Affairs. By electing me as your Mayor and a Member of the Hospital Board you will honour me and pave the way for this much-needed economy and' control. < ' ' ' > I don’t ask you to strike out the other name, but VOTE as your conscience thinks best in the interest of the public and your town. 1 E. GILMOUR.
COLLECTION OF RATES POSITION IN TARANAKI COUNTY. SIXTEEN PER CENT. OUTSTANDING. Of a total of £21,224 2s 7d general, hospital, harbour and. special rates levied by the Taranaki County Council for 1932-33 a total of £17,916 Ils Id had been paid, leaving outstanding £3307 Ils 6d, or about .16 per cent., reported the clerk (Mr. R. Ellis) at yesterday’s meeting of the council. The general rates levied totalled £9925 10s 3d, of which £B5Bl 12s lOd had been paid and £1343 17s 5d was outstanding. The positon of the ridings was: Mangorei, levied £lBl2 11s 9d, collected £1528 7s Bd, outstanding £284 4s Id; Waitara riding, £3BBl 3s sd, £3354 10s 9d, £526 12s 8d; Omata riding £1126 15s lOd, £lOO9 4s 4d, £ll7 Hs 6d; Okato riding £3104 19s 3d, £2689 10s Id, £415 9s 2d. The hospital rates levied totalled £3879 15s lid, of which there had been collected £3252 18s 7d, leaving outstanding £626 17s 4d. The riding position was: Mangorei £533 3s 3d, £442 13s Bd, £9O 9s 7d; Waitara £1764 5s 4d, £1469 2s lOd, £295 2s 6d; Omata £5ll 14s 4d, £438 17s 7d, £72 16s 9d; Okato £IJ)7O 13s, £902 4s 6d, £l6B 8s 6d. The harbour rates levied totalled £4428 19s lOd, there being collected £3601 4s lid, leaving outstanding £827 14s lid. The riding position was: Mangorei £6Bl Ils lOd, £561 11s 2d, £l2O 0s 8d; Waitara £lBl3 15s 9d, £1413 18s 4d, £399 17s sd; Omata £752 12s Id, £634 8s Id, £llB 4s; Okato £llBl 0s 2d, £991 7s 4d, £lB9 12s 10.1. Special rates levied totalled £2989 18s
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Taranaki Daily News, 2 May 1933, Page 3
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