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LEVIN REGENT THEATRE Telephone 346. TONIGHT AT 8 p.m., Tomorrow at 2 and 8 p.m, Teemmg with Adventure . . Excitement . . . Suspense. "THEY PASSED THIS WAY" Starring Joel McCrae and Frances Dee — Second Attraction — Joe E. Brown in "WHEN'S YOUR BIRTHDAY" He sees all . . . knows all . . . and tells all. (Both U. Cert.) MONSTER SHIPWRECK DANCE Sponsored by The Levin Jpnior National Party THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, ST. MARY'S HALL Remember the "Back to Childhood" last month? Come Again and Enjoy the Fun! Good Music. Good Supper. Subs. 2/6. LEVIN AND DISTRICT EARLY SETTLERS' REUNION SOCIAL AND DANCE REGENT HALL, LEVIN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949. Billy Larkin's Orchestra. A Cordial Invitation is extended to all persons who have been residents, or prior residents for 30 years or more, with their families. All persons with the above qualifications and families within the ' area Buckley Road, Shannon, in the North, and Ohau East and West Roads, in the South, will not receive personal invitations and are therefore asked to accept this as one. Subs.: 4/-. G. D. HARRIS, Hon. Sec. R E C I T A L PEERS COETMORE — 'Cello DOROTHY DAVIES — Piano DAPHNE ELLWOOD — Soprano Horowhenua, Cni'ege Assembly Hall THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, at 8 p.m. Arranged by Community Arts Service- — In Conjunction with — Levin Arts Society Levin Music Club Levin Choral Group Admission 3/-. Juniors and Students. 1/6. W. D. & H. O. WILLS CAPSTAN BASKETBALL AND STAFF DANCE OHAU HALL OCTOBER 1, 1949 Good Supper. Super Prizes. Neville's Orchestra. Gents 3/-. Ladies 2/6. Free Buses from Otaki and Levin. LEVIN JUNIOR LABOUR PARTY. GRAND MONSTER DANCE REGENT HALL, LEVIN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. Billy Larkin's Orchestra Good Supper. Prizes Galore. Dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Ladies 3/-. Gents 3/6. LOST AND FOUND LOST, White Tarpaulin, between McMinn Motors and Weraroa Rd. Reward. Tel. 467, Levin. SITUATIONS VACANT ^ANTED, Pantrymaid, sleep in or out. Apply Grand Hotel, Levin. PART OR FULL-TIME MACHINTSTS. OWING to expansion we require a further three Machinists to manufacture frocks, etc. Morning and afternoon tea supplied. Wages above award. Apply— PROFESSIONAL TJNIFORM CO. LIMITED, Arcadia -Hotel Buildings, Levin. JHE RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT has vacancies on the Permanent Staff as under: — Clerical Cadets: Youths. 15 to 19 years of age "With not less . than two vears' secondarv education Holders of School Certificate oi University Entrance Examination eccented up to 20 years of age Commencing salaries varv according to educational aualifications and include lodging allowances i! Iiving awav from home. Good onenings for lads in search of a career Traffic Branch: Youths and mer 16 to 39 years of age. Locomotive Branch: Youths anc men 16 to 23 years of age. Opportunities for advancement Sunerannuation ontional. Railway travelling privileges. Imnroved wages ssale. Anply nearest Stationmaster, oi Railway Gffice, or write Genera Manager, Railways, Wellington.

THANKS JHE ST. JOHN'S METHODTST LADIES' GUILD wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to all donors and helpers at the Bungalow Fair. (Mrs.) M. BURNHAM, . Secretary. ' ST. JOSEPH'S TENNIS CLUB. Opening Day. JVJEMBERS, intending members, friends and members of other Clubs are cordially invited to the opening of the above Club on Saturday, October 1, 1949, at'2.30 p.m. Lady Members a plate please. (Miss) M. CLAPCOTT, Hon. Secretary. OTAKI MAORI RACING CLUB. TWO - DAY SPRING TlEETING FINAL DAY, Saturday, October 1. Good Fields. Win and Place Totalisator. First Pace 11 a.m. each day Admis^ion: Men 5/-, Ladies 3/-. T. WINIATA, Secretary. LEVIN BOROUGH COUNCIL. PAYMENT OF RATES. Last Discount Day. ATTENTION of Ratepayers is drawn to the fact that rates for the current year must be paid on or before FRIDAY NEXT, September 30, 1949, in order to obtain the benefit of the discount. H. L. JENKINS, Town Clerk. Levin 23/9/49. HORO WHENUA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. Electrical Reticulation Loan No. 4, 1949 — £70.000. NOTTOE OF SPECIAL ORDER. [\TOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Horowhenua Eleci ric Power Board held on September 21, 1949. the fofiowing resolution. of which due notice had been given. was passed, viz., "In nursuance and exercise of the Pnwers vest°d in it bv Section 15 of thf Finance Act (No. 2) 1936. the Horowhenua Electric Power Board hereby resolves by wnv of soecial Order as follows: "For the purnose of providing additional moneys for the purnose of further reticulatine the pnnrd'c; District The Horowhenua Electric Power Board herebv autherises the raisincr 0f a loan of Seventy thousand nounds (£70.0001 at 31 per cent. per annrm for a period of 20 vears. Thp said Loan or any nart thereof. toe-ether vwith interest thereon sball be renaid bv enual, aggregate annual or half-vearlv inst niments over the term of the Loan." And notice is hereby given that thp above resolution wm be sub-. mitted for confirmation at an Chdmary Meeting of the Horowhenua Electric Power Board to be beM on October 19. 1949, at the Board 's office. Bath Street, Levin, a" 10 a.m. And further notice is hereby given in aceordanee with the reouirements of Secticn 15 of the Finance Act (No. 2) 1936. that no monevs shah be borrowed in accordance with the resoluUon set \ oiit above if befbre the 18th dav of Oetobpr, 1949. not less than 5 per centum of the total ratepayers whosp nameq are inscribed on the ratenaver^' rohs of the several constituent districts within the Horowhenua Electric Power Board dis-r trict. by writing under their hands dplivered or sent bv post to the Officp of the Horowhenua Electric Powpr Board a,t Levin demand that a poll shall be taken on the probosal. Dated this 21st day of September, 1949. R. A. FREDERIKSON. Managing-Secretary.