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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 173, 24 July 1930, Page 28

AMUSEMENTS. ROOKERY NOOK. ROOKERY NOOK. You W'ill Grow Tired of, Laughing At It. . _ ST., JAMES' . -—'ST.: JAMES' "Where Sound Sounds Best." 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11' a.m., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. A BRITISH PICTURE. 1 The Most Uproariously Funfiy FarceComedy that ever graced the talking screen. Sir Benjamin and M r - John Fuller have pleasure in presenting "ROOKERY — NOOK." " ROOKERY NOOK." " ROOKERY NOOK." " ROOKERY — NOOK." \ /'•. WITH THE ORIGINAL LONDON COMPANY. DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT AND BRITISH. PLANS AT ST. JAMES'. T.YRTf! A HUGE SUCCESS! A HUGE SUCCESS! GOES TO DAY TALKIE. TO-DAY, LYRIC . AT 7.45 P.M. GOES Western Electric TALKIE. Installation. T EVELYN .BRENT and LxKlb - CLIVE BROOK GOES _ . -rr-rrp, In, the Paramount Society 1 AL/KlJi. Drama, LYRIC " SLIGHTLY GOES " SLIGHTLY TALKIE. SCARLET." LYRIC SCAELET '" GOES 100 per ceiit Talkie. , T T , TT -, ; 100 per cent Talkie. TALKIE. Talkie Supports include: LYRIC "Paramount News," "Mickey „ ATIC , .- the Mouse Cartoon," "Irish tavJJliO Fantasy," "Musical Featur"K r T'^^ , ette," . Two-reel All-talkie Comedy, etc. | . Reserve Early at r YRTfI LEWIS EADY, LTD., 180-2, Queen Street, or GOES LYRIC TOBACCONIST, . TALKIE ® ymon(^s Plioue 43-643. — EDENDALE CINEMA. — TO-NIGHT. ;- " THE LADY LIES," " - - - ■ With' ■' " WALTER HUSTON, CLAUDETTE COLBERT and CHARLES RUGGLES. SPORTING. - QLUB ■ (Incorporated). AND gATURDAY, JULY AND 2 1030. ACCEPTANCES for the FIRST DAY'S RACES close on FRIDAY, July 25, 11130, at 9 p.m. -. -. .... . V. T. DIBBLE, P.O. Box 52," Paimerston North. Telephone 6264. 24 BIRD SHOW. Auckland canary and cage bird club. ANNUAL SHOW. To be held in THE UNITY HALL, 323, QUEEN ST., FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 25 AND 26. Record Entry of Canaries, Finches and Foreign Birds. Admission 1/. 26 HUNTING. - ■ "DAKURANGA Hunt.—The Hunt will 1 meet to-morrow, Friday,, the 25th inst., at "Grecnniount," East Tamaki, instead of ■Saturday, "the 26tli inst., owing to the British-New Zealand Third Test Match being played that day.—R. D. NEAL, Sec. x 24 FINANCIAL. ■ ANYONE requiring Finance to build a home, apply; Leslie Wood, 703, Colonial Mutual Building.. 28 BUILDING Society Shares (4), Northern, Group 15, £31 4/. paid ; what offers? —r Write B. 9128,' Star. x 26 "OUILDING Society Shares Bought or 1' Liberal Advances made.—W. L. Butler, Financier. Phone 42-314, Short's Bldgs. B "DUILDING Society Shares, or ether Approved Securities. Buy, Lend.— Parkinson, li 3, Pacific Bldgs., Welleslev St. Phone 41-063, D "CHARMERS' Tradinj; Co. Shores wanted.— - 1 - Particulars. Parkinson, 112-113, Pacific Bldgs.—Phone 41-063. D "M"ORTHERN Building Society—4 Shares, - Group 13; f46 S/ paid. What offer?— W r rite H. SOSO, Star. . 24 "VTORTHERN Building Society—2 Shares, £36uaid up. 'What offer? Cash.— W r rite Alpha, 5971. 'Star. x 25 AVAILABLE on First Mortgage, r"!' R- E- Baeyertz, Solicitor, 201. Colonial Mutual. Bldg. D JOO ■ J .9 n( ? 0I ? First Mortgage, in one or mofv sums.—Write B R702. Istar. f ■ jj DEBENTURES. LOCAL Body Debentures, 6 ov u, per cent interest; particulars. Phone 43-761. Buttle. National BankChambers, Fort St. 24 DENTISTRY. "DETTER Dentistry at Howey Walker's; JJ really good work at fees you can afford to pay. • . X) /"GENTLENESS- and Extreme Care with U i your Teeth at Howey Walker's, City Chambers, 209, Queen St: D T P. JOHNSON, Dentist, Balmoral, 531, W. Dominion Rd. (above Muir's, Chemist). Extractions a Specialty. Phone 13-634. ' B KNIGHT, Dentist, Kingsland, supplies Teeth from 50/ ; Refitting from 30/: Repairs, same day, from 5/. B FLORISTS. 11/TISS L. HOWARD, Florist, corner Queen and Fort Sts.—Bouquets. Wreaths, at shortest notice.—Phone 44-011. i D BUILDING SOCIETIES. A UCKLAND Co-op. Terminating Building Society.—Appropriations, Society's Office. Wellesley St. West, Wednesday, July 30, 7.30 p.m. £10,800 by Ballot and Sale. ■ - ._ ■ ■ ' - _ .26 PUBLIC NOTICES. all Unemployed Women Register Room F, Trades Hall. Open for registration from 13 a.m. to 4 p.m. 24 RESTAURANTS AND TEA ROOMS. SPECIAL NOTICE—BELGIUM LOUNGE (Next to Regent Theatre.) OPEN till 11.30. SUNDAY, 10 to 10. They have the Goods that have been tried for years. < - T. ROBINSON, Prop. 526