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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160739, 27 August 1920, Page 1

Amusements. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATEE. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT Of the All-Bntish Picture: A DAUGHTER OB’ EVE. A DAUGHTER OF EVE. Featuring VIOLET HOPSON Hi a Story that for sheer Dramatic intensity rivals anything ever screened. COMING SATURDAY For One Night Only. For One Night Only. Monster Double Feature Programme. No. 1 Feature; ■ “THE IRON HEART” With MADELINE TRAVERSE As the Boss of the Iron Mills. A Great Picture with a Powerful Caste. No, 3 Feature; “TEE LINCOLN HIGHWAYMAN.” Featuring WILT JAM RUSSELL In the most dynamic role of his career, FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, Including Comic—Fox Nows— Australian Gazette. SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY. Your Only Chance of Seeing This Thrilling programme. DON’T MISS THIS. Special Music by FULLER’S GREAT ORCHESTRA. Book Early at Upton’s. Reserves 1/7, 1/1; D.O. 1/3; Stalls 9d. Public Notices. BOOT SALES, T/W ANTED Smart Young Lady for ' ' above. YOUNG’S SHOE STORE, MARTON. FURS. jYI'R L. Y, ZALA, of Station Street, ■■ Hastings, Furrier, will be in Wanganui on August 30th, and may be consulted at Robinson Bros,’ Sample Rooms with regard to the Renovation, Reiining and Remodelling of Furs. Mr Zala will have a few samples of new styles, inspection of which is cordially invited. Fur Coats made to order. TOWN DISTRICT OF GONYILLE. GENERAL ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS. In the Matter of “The Town Board’s Act, 1908,” and “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908,” and the Amendments thereof respectively. T HEREBY give public notice that an Election will be held on Wednesday, the 15th day of September, 1920, to elect Seven Commissioners of the Gonville Town District, and I hereby appoint my Office, Norfolk Chambers, Ridgway Street, Wanganui, to be the place, and Monday, the 6th day of September, 1920; in the forenoon, to be the day for the Nomination of Candidates. Nomination papers in the prescribed form and duly signed must be delivered to me, or at the aforesaid place, before noon of Monday, the 6th day of September, 1920. FRED. BOURNE, Returning Officer. Dated the 27th day of August, 1920. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO STRIKE GENERAL RATES. IVT OTT.CE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Patea County Council, at its meeting to be held on Monday, September 13, 1920, at 11 a.m., in pursuance and exercise ox the powers vested in it by the Counties Act, 1808, and amendments thereto, and the Tinting Act, 1808, and amendments, to make and levy the undermentioned General Rates, under Sections 117 and 118, Counties Act, 1908, and Section 18, Counties Amendment Act, 1913, such rates to be for the period commencing on April 1, 1920, and ending on March 31, 1921, and to be assessed on the capital value on. the Valuation Roll of ab rateable property within the respective Ridings of the County of Patea. For the Waverley Riding, Id in the £ (one penny). For the Momahald Riding, Id in the £ (one penny). For the Otoai Riding, Id in the £ (one penny). For the Kapara Riding, l£d in the £ (one penny farthing). Such rates to be due and payable in one sum on October 1, 1920, at the County Offices, Patea. That the Rate Book, containing particulars of such Rates, is open for inspection at the County Offices during office hours. Dated at Patea this 27th day of August, 1920. W. F. SHEILD, County Clerk. VALUATION OF WOOL AND SHEEPSKINS ON BEHALF OP THE IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT. T T is hereby notified for the informs tion of all persons concerned that, in accordance with the notice in the New Zealand Gazette of the 12th of August, 1930, all Wool and Sheepskins, excluding Wool of the 1920-1921 clip, and excluding Freezing Works’ Slipe and Freezing Worts’ Sheepskins, delivered for appraisement into registered Government Brokers’ Stores on or before the thirtieth day of September, 1920, will be purchased on behalf of the Imperial Government. At that date Valuations of Wool and Sheepskins in the Dominion will definitely cease. To avoid subsequent dislocation of the market, the Wool and Sheepskin Brokers have undertaken not to hold auction sales of Sheepskins for six weeks following the 30th September, by which date . ir is anticipated that all woo!-scouring 1 and-fellmongering on behalf of the Imperial Government will be concluded and .the works at ailable for the purchase and treatment of privately-owned Wool and Skins. To assist in obtaining this end I would request all farmers holding Wool and Sheepskins to deliver same to brokers’ stores as early as possible. W. P. MASSEY, Prime Minister. 2i>th August, 1920,