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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 157, 6 July 1931, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTIC— William Haines, Dorothy Jordan, in "A Tailor Made Man." ST. JAMES'— El Brendel, Fifi Dorsay, in "Mr. Lemon of Orange." STRAND— Claudia Bell, "Sweet Kitty Bellairs"; Lew Cody, "Divorce Among Friends." ST. JAMES , . Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. Sir Ben. and Mr. John Fuller Present The Famous Comedy that has Girdled the Earth with a Belt of Fun. EL BRENDEL, EL BRENDEL, EL BRENDEL, Nature's Own Comedian, In the Sensational Comedy Hit which Convulsed America and MR. LEMON OF ORANGE. MR. LEMON OF ORANGE. A Double-barrelled Super Special Comedy, with rapid fire laughs continuously shooting forth from both barrels. Written by Eddie Cantor. With FIFI DORSAY. (A Fox Movietone Picture.) Plans at St. James'. MAJESTIC. A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. A THOUSAND LAUGHS, MADE TO MEASURE. He crashed through the portals of gilded society on borrowed clothes — won the girl—but then she discovered he was only a pants presser. You'll laugh as never before! lIEDDA HOPPER, WILLIAM HAINES, 1 A TAILOR MADE MAN. , ' A TAILOR MADE MAN. , DOROTHY JORDAN, JOSEPH CAWTHORN, There's fun ahead, with dramatic thrill and touching romance. And the Featurettes: "LET'S DO THINGS." Featuring 2 outstanding comediennes, ZASU PITTS, THELMA TODD, The News Reel Contains : N.Z. CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND. Match Against Maori Club. A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Programme. Plans at Majestic. Phone 43-210. 2000 Seats, 1/ to 2/6. STRAND. A Fuller-llayward Theatre. Sessions: 11, 2.15, 8. Her friend indeed was a friend in need —of a wife. So he didn't care whose wife he took. "DIVORCE AMONG FRIENDS." With JAMES HALL, LEW CODY, NATALIE MOOREHEAD. Who was the Masked Beauty who boasted of more love affairs than any other lady in the British Empire? " SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS." With CLAUDIA DELL. ERNEST TORRENCE, WALTER PIDGEON. Prices: 1/, 1/6. Plans at Strand. Phone 43-114. TENDERS. A LTE.KATIONS TO RESIDENCE AT -"- IIEUNE BAY. —Tenders close SATURDAY, July 11, at Noou. Plans, etc., at Office of A. B. CROCOMBE, Architect, 54, Regal Chambers, High Street. x£ PLUMBERS— Price wanted for puting Sink, Waster Water also. —G3, Nelson at. £6 PRICE wanted (labour only) Laying Two Drains.—22, Mt. Roskill Rd. x 6 PRICE, Timber wanted, landed on job, Henderson House. —Phone 10-978. x 6 RICE wanted 2 30-inch Bedn, heart riinu, iron fixtures. —Inquire Stak. 931. x 8 "PRICE, Cottage, St. Helier's; builder tak- ■*- ing unencumbered waterfront section part payment.—Kohi., 735-3, Star. x 6 mO Licensed Drainlayers—Price Sewer JL Connection.—7B, Mt. Albert Rd., Royal Qnk. ; 6 "MEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT JN RAILWAYS. TENDERS FOR PURCHASE AND REMOVAL OF BUILDINGS, AUCKLAND. Written Tenders, addressed to the District Engineer, Railway Station Offices, Auckland, will T>e received -up till 10 a.m. on SATURDAY, July 11, 1931, for the Purchase and Removal of Various Buildings, etc., from the site of the Inward Goods Yard, at Auckland. Plan and conditions of Tender may be seen at the Office of the District Railway Engineer, Railway Station Building, Auck- ' Tlie highest or any Tender will not necessarily he accepted. :*-S

mO BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. 2 REINFORCED CONCRETE OR BRICK SHOPS, AT WARKWORTH. Alternate Tenders for above received until Noon of July IT, approx. Plans and Specifications mav be seen at Mr. B. Hamilton's Shop, Warkworth; also at the Office of MR. ROBERT J. GRAHAM, Solicitor, First Floor, Gifford's Bldgs., High Street, Auckland, where tenders are to be returned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—H. L. WADE, Architect, Edwin Street. Mount Eden. 6 BUILDING MATERIALS. HUNTER'S Fibrous Plaster Works, Great South Rd., Auckland, for best quality Ceilings and Wallboard. —Phone 24-751. C REMOVAL NOTICES. B MASON AND CO., City Chambers, • have removed to 32, Victoria St., above Royal Hotel. D LAWN TENNIS. A BRUCE, Badminton Racquet Stringer, . 94, Albert St. Recommended by players. Patronised by Tilden, world's champion. C BICYCLES FOR SALE. BEST Bicycle Value in Auckland — New Machines from £3; second-hand from £2 10/.—Pioneer Cycles. Newmarket. D BICYCLE, cheap ; new, English make; suit child, 3 to 7.-63, Pine St., Dominion Rd. ■ x 7 BICYCLE BUYERS —Free Show Offer.--Buy a LEADER CYCLE, cash or terms. Stand 29, Shed 11, Winter Show, and receive Free a 27/0 LIGHTING SET.—CLARKES CYCLES. LTD.. Newmarket. 18 "\TEW shop-soiled Girl's Juvenile Cycle, i-N for Sale, £4 10/. — Tom Rogers, Otahuun. J» OLD Cycles for New. Trade your old Cycle as deposit on a New Leader; 3/0 weekly.—Clarke's, Newmarket. buRPRISE Packet —See new model Leader Superb Racing Cycles at Winter Show.—Clarke's. Ltd.. Newmarket. D go 10/ CASH — New English Cycles, frame guaranteed 10 years; special offer; wonderful value. — Clarke's Ltd., Newmarket. D BICYCLES WANTED. BOYS', Girls, Ladies' and Gent's Cycles, wanted Buy; spot cash offered.— Pjonpfr Cvplps. .Vcwnmrfrpt. GENT'S Roadster and Racer: must _be cheap : state make, price.—Cash, 7275. Star. " 6 FOR HIRE. BOTTLE Jacks and Timber Jacks in good order. —Sam White and Sons, Market Place. Phone 44-708. P