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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 29 April 1927, Page 1

GERALDINE MUNICIPAL THEATRE. Friday and Saturday, Friday and Saturday, 29th and 30th APRIL. The World’s Biggest, most Sensational Comedy Mystery Drama now lavishly done for the Screen. The Bat. The Bat. The Bat. The Bat. See the Raided Bank, the Haunted Halls. A Riot of Fun and Thrills. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME COMEDY. SERIAL. GAZETTE. SCENIC. Admission 1/G, 2/-. > THE GRAND To-night at 8. THE GRAND THE UNMARRIED, ABOUT TO BE MARRIED, OR ALREADY MARRIED—ALL NEED TO SEE ALMA RUBENS In “The Marriage License.” WITH A SUPPORTING CAST, INCLUDING WALTER McGRAIL, RICHARD WALLING, WALTER PIDGEON. The same Star Alma Rubens, and the same Director, Frank Borzage, who made “Humoresque” one of the greatest Screen Successes again combined their talents in the production “Marriage License.” The result is the mightiest Drama ever screened. PRICES AS USUAL. FOX NEWS. COMEDY. ’PHONE 456.

TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTIONS. RADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— I desire to express my sincere thanks to the large number of Electors who voted for me in the Mayoral Election, and whose generous support I greatly appreciated. Yours sincerely, WM. ANGLAND. Sarah Street, Timaru. 29th April, 1927. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIMARU. I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— not successful at the Poll on Wednesday, I assure you that T accept the result in good heart. . thank the large body of Electors who by their votes expressed continued confidence in me, and I wish the new Council a successful term of office. Yours faithfully, DONALD McNAB. Timaru, April 29, 1927. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIMARU. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — electing me to a seat on the Timaru Borough Council on Wednesday, I feel tlia f yt u have conferred a very great honour upon me, and during my tenure of office my ambition will be to prove by work on your behalf, that in sending me to the Council table,you have not misplaced your confidence. My interests are identical with your own, and I can assure you, as a citizen of Timaru, no effort on my part as a councillor will he spared to forward the interests of the town, of which we are so proud, and which, I am convinced is destined to attain an even more important place amongst the towns of New Zealand. I also desire to express thanks to the Business Men’s Association for their diligent endeavours in support of my candidature. Yours faithfully, J. HUTCHISON. Timaru, April 29, 19 27. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTIONS. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIMARU. I ADIES AND GENTLEMEN, — 1-1 1 desire to thank you most sincerely for the confidence you have placed in me by supporting me so generously in the Municipal election. I wish also to extend thanks to the members of the Business Men’s CommiHee, who worked so diligently on behalf of my candidature. I trust that I will be able by my future activities on the Council, to justify the confidence with which I have been honoured. Yours faithfully, H. A. INNES-JONES. Timaru, April 29, 1927.