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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 23, 8 November 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, EtO. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. JESSIE MATTHEWS, SONNIE HALE, in:— —“FRIDAY THE 13t1i.”T. JAMES THEATRE ,JT JAMES THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-MORROW AND MONDAY. MATINEE 2.15 TO-MORROW. The top. of the mornin’ to ye, from Jimmy and Pat. . . . And have ye been ‘after seeiiT them top their “Here Comes the Navy” laff records. —in——“THE IRISH IN US.”— —“THE IRISH IN ITS'.”— —.“THE IRISH IN ITS.”— —“THE IRISH IN US',”— —“THE IRISH IN US',”— Warner Bros.’ Wild Irish Comedy Hit, With a Brilliant Comedy Cast, including— PAT O’BRIEN, JAMES CAGNEY, FR ANK McHUGH, ALLEN JENKINS, OLLIVIA DE HAVILLAND. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. Plans at Osman’s, ’Phone 211, till 5 p.m.. then at St. James’ Sweet Shop, ’Phone 139.

ST ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN HALL. MONDAY, 11th November, at .8 p.m MONDAY, 11th November, at 8 p.m Grand Maori concert, RAND MAORI CONCERT, —by the famous — —KATANA PARTY——RATANA PARTY--100 Performers Ratana the Maori Faith-Healer will be present. Hear the only Maori Band in the Dominion. An Entirely Maori Programme. Admission —1/6. Children 9d.

DANCE, . DANCE. TANCRED STREET HALL. HAIvATERE and Daphne Lodges will hold their FORTNIGHTLY DANCE, on SATURDAY NEXT, 9th November, at 8 p.m. Cook’s Orchestra. Good S-upper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. ASHBURTON SILVER BAND. CARD SOCIAL “EUCHRE.” To-morrow (Saturday), Nov. 9, 8 p.m. New Prize List. Second Prize Every Night. Admission 1/-. BUSINESS NOTICES.

PNEUMATIC FARM IMPLEMENT TYRES. WE can quote for fitting any Farm Implement. A Better Traction at Cheaper Cost. PARA RUBBER CO., LTD., MOORE STREET, ’Phone 227 Day or Night. “We have it in stock, can get it, or it isn’t made of Rubber.” .

Why pay more than ONE SHILLING for a Full-sized Tin of Sparkling HEALTH SALT. ? A dose each morning makes life worth living. Obtainable at the U.F.S. PHARMACY. HEALTH SALT : One Shilling Per Tin.

BROWN’S FARM SERVICE BUREAU, Arcade, Ashburton. SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER: Particularly well suited to the lighter type of soils—has been tried out on the Ealing Plains and the Winchmore lands north-east of Ashburton, and the experimental plots have now been enlarged into fields owing to the success of the farmers’ trials. It is a good sheep feed and soil builder. The seed is little more expensive than ordinary Red or White Clover, and can be obtained from us. JOHN BROWN, AGENT.