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Taranaki Daily News, 6 November 1934, Page 3

amusements. Final Screenings To-day 2 and 8 p.m. MYRNA LOY in “STAMBOUL QUEST” {Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also: Laurel and Hardys New Comedy. To-night 7.30 to 7.a5: TENNIS Demonstration by Bill Tilden. EVERYBODY’S, N.P. (New Plymouth's Favourite Theatre). Commencing To-morrow. THREE SESSIONS DAILY. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. (Mixed Audiences) 4.30 p.m. DAILY (Ladies only). ‘ YOU MUST SEE “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” “DAMAGED LIVES.” IT REVEALS THE THINGS YOU DARE NOT ASK YOUR DOCTOR! Fearless . . . Frank ... Tragically Forceful . . . This delicately told Talking Picture comes to remove the fear from Humanity s Oldest Social Problem. THE MOST OUTSPOKEN DOCUMENT THE TALKING SCREEN HAS EVER REVEALED . . . DRAMATICALLY DEPICTS THE OCCURRENCE . . . RAVAGES, AND TREATMENT OF CERTAIN FORMS OF SOCIAL DISEASE! BY ORDER OF THE CENSOR No person under the age of 16 years will be permitted to see this picture! “FOR EXHIBITION TO ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY.” Under the auspices of the New Zealand Department of Health and the Racial Hygiene Association'bf New South Wales The dramatic story of one lone woman, many strange men and an almost perfect crime. “ THE CROSBY CASE.” “ THE CROSBY CASE.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) INGLEWOOD TALKIES TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). —Featuring— Wynne Gibson and Onslow Stevens. Good supports include Universal „ News and “Strange as it Seems.” COMING FRIDAY & SATURDAY: “MADAME SPY.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ELTHAM TALKIES TO-NIGHT & TO-MORROW NIGHT. At 8 o’clock. The picturisatibn of the famous musical comedy stage hit. An entertainment that everyone will enjoy. Packed with gorgeous girls, beautiful songs and sparkling comedy. Lilian Bond, Dorothy Lee, Lona Andre —In—“TAKE A CHANCE.” With Buddy Rogers, James Dunn, June Knight, Lilian Roth. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Six song hits, including “I’m a Night Owl” and “It’s Only a Paper Moon.” Preceded by a Newsreel, an Old-Time Picture, a Cartoon, a Musical Number. Coming THURSDAY & FRIDAY: “PENTHOUSE” — With Warner Baxter. TOKAORA HALL. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7, at 8 p.m. A KITCHEN TEA, combined with a DANCE & FLAG 500 EVENING, will be tendered Miss N. Gadsby and Mr. L. Barr on the above date. ADMISSION: Ladies a Basket or 1/-; Gentlemen 1/-. E. TIPPETT,Hon. Sec. Social Committee.

PUBLIC NOTICES. BOROUGH OF WAITARA. TEN PER CENT. ON RATES. PURSUANT to Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925," Public Notice is hereby given that 10 per cent, additional of the amount thereof will be added to all Rates unpaid after FRIDAY, November 23, 1934. A. J. ARMS, Town Clerk. rp h E JPRIENDLY OA D You go to your Church and I’ll go to mine—but let’s walk the road together. UNCLE SCRIM, HERSELF AND UNCLE TOM Will meet Friends PUKEKURA PARK, SATURDAY, At 3 p.m. OPERA HOUSE, NEW PLYMOUTH, AFTER CHURCH MEETING, 8.30. Orchestra and Combined Choirs assisting. TARANAKI ELECTRIC-POWER BOARD. IN THE MATTER of “The Local Bodies’ -Loans Act, 1926,” AND IN THE MATTER of “The Electric-power Boards’ Act, 1925,” AND ALSO IN THE MATTER of The Taranaki Electric-power Board’s proposal to raise a loan of £ll,OOO for reticulation of the Clifton County Special Rating Area No. 1 of the Taranaki Electric-power District as advertised in the “Taranaki Daily News” and “Taranaki Herald” newspapers of 9th and 16th instant, and which advertisement will again appear in the issues of such newspapers on the 23rd and 30th instant. NOTICE OF POLL. T HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that a Poll of the Ratepayers of the Special Rating Area will be .held on WEDNESDAY, the 7th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1934. The Polling places will be at:— The Public Hall, Tikorangi. The Public Hall, Motunui, and The Public Hall, Urenui. Polling Hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. DATED at Eltham the 20th day of October, 1934. H. G. CARMAN, ... - . Chairman of Board,