__ AMUSEMENTS. OPENING FRIDAY NEXT THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkie Theatre. The "British Dominion Films" Comedy Sensation, / " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." " PLUNDER." With RALPH LYNN, TOM WALLS, MARY BROUGH And Entire British Cast. THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A GREATEI LAUGH SENSATION. Now in its second week at "The Regent,' Wellington, and still turning hundred away nightly! The entire House for the first Satarda; night was sold out in Wellington on Frida; night. BE WARNED ! BOOK QUICKLY ! No Extra Charge for Reserves. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-SSS). t ' LYRIC DE LUXE LAST TWO NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT, AT S P.M. EDDIE CANTOR "WHOOPEE," " WHOOPEE," " WHOOPEE," Florenz Ziegfeld's Most Gorgeous Spectacle of All Time. Supports include Latest News, Revue Cartoons, Magazines and Comedies. J MEETINGS. " A UCKLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL ■**• ALLIANCE OF LABOUR. I ? MEETING OF EXECUTORS OF UNION. I A SPECIAL MEETING OF EXECUTIVE MEMBERS OF yXIOX will be held in the Trades Hall, Room G., TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), March 23, at 5.30 p.m. Business : To Receive Report of the Recent Industrial Conference, presented by Messrs. T. Bloodworth and A. Watts. To Appoint a Local Propaganda Committee. F. E. MARTIN, „ 23 Secretary. r = PUBLIC NOTICES. il "VTOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF i. PARTNERSHIP. " Notice is hereby given that the Fart- ■ nersuip heretofore subsisting between Lucv Mary Bright (formerly Lucy Freed) and j Mary Byrne, carrying on business as - Importers of Ladies' Gowns at 105, Dilworth Building, corner Queen and Customs Streets, Auckland, under the style or firm t of "Isobel," has been dissolved "by mutual ; consent as from the 19th day of March. » 1931. All debts due to and owing bv 4 the said late firm will be received and - paid respectively by Miss Byrne, who will - continue to carry on the said business , under the style of "Isobel." t Dated at Auckland this 21st day of March, 1931. LUCY MARY BRIGHT, By her Attorney, C. C. Chalmers. - . M. BYRNE. Witness to the above siAiature* T E ' Chalmers, Stenographer to C. C. Chalmers' Solicitor, Auckland. 23 • rpHE FARMERS AND CONSUMERS' jJ- CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY. - ,-„„ The a s? ve . Societ y is in process of its , inauguration in Auckland. The main . objects of the Society is to serve a dual . purpose to both the producer and consumer. The society will function on a - basis similar to that operating (very . successfully) in many parts of England. A , Chain of Stores will be opened where the • producers* -will offer their products di-eet t to the consumer, thereby saving all inter- ; mediate profits and assuring the public of first-quality products at lowest market prices. This will considerably help to reduce the cost of living. The Stores will be of the utility type and will cater for all domestic requirements. No credit ; accounts will be allowed and all trans- , actions will be on a strictly cash basis. All consumers will be provided with a booklet - into which the amount of all their pur- ' chases will be recorded, and will entitle them to participate in the society's profits. The public will have an opportunity cf procuring Shares with the Society which will be offered in Lots of £1, £5 and £10. At an early date the Society's Solicitor will have the Prospectus ready for publication, which will appear in the Press. Farmers. Producers and the Public interested in the above movement are invited to communicate with MR. F. OLIVER, 20, Ladies' Mile, Remuera, Auckland. Phone 10-089. 523 WIRELESS APPARATUS FOR SALE. ENORMOUS Reduction Price, Philips Radio Player, come in and inspect today.—TurnbuU and Jones, Ltd., opp. Public Libittry. ■ D GILFILLAN and Pilot, new models, absolutely finest offering; several consignments already sold; arrange demonstrations. —Harrington's, 142, Queen St. A aUARANTEED Batteries.—List prices on easy terms. —Accessory Importing Co.. 9, Wynuhara St., City. Phone 44-004. D GULBRANSEN Radio for best reception, greatest selectivity, it's faithfully built chassis and cabinet stands expert examination. —Caddells, Ltd., Queen's Arcade. RD T\TAGNIBTCENT 9-Valve Radio Gramo- ■"•*- phone Console; must realise; make an offer.—Write F. 9732. Star. 23 RIPLEY'S Radios" for Battery and Electric Sets, at warehouse -prices. Direct sales. No shop rents. D K-VALVE, King, quality oak cabinet, good *-* order, cheap.—Bs, Airedale St., between 0. 7. x2_s ARRIVED AT LAST—LATEST ELECTRIC SETS. ! FAMOUS "WURLITZER" 7-VALVE SCREEN GRID CONSOLE. Talk About Organ Tone-jsABSDLUTELY j WONDERFUL. Australia Like Auckland. Only 6 in this shipment. j OUR WAREHOUSE CASH PRICE TO YOU ] £35 10/. ANOTHER LITTLE PET — 5-VALVE , SCREEN GRID CONSOLETTE— " ONLY £25. Also great on Australia. = RIPLEY'S RADIOS, Commerce St. 525 * ELOCUTION. MRS. A. J. DREAVBK, Art of Speaking Distinctly.—Studio, 46, Lewis Eadv Bldg., Queen St C
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 69, 23 March 1931, Page 18
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