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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 259, 1 November 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. " SUNSHINE SUSIE." TYPICAL TYPIST COMPETITION. VALUABLE PRIZES, VALUED AT Ist £50, 2nd £20, 3rd £10. On view at Armstrong and Springhall, Fort Street. Full Particulars from Manager. Send Your Entry in To-day. Come Along Early and See AUCKLAND'S TYPICAL TYPISTS In TYPING SPEED TESTS. TYPING SPEED TESTS. TO-NIGHT AT 7.15. WHO WILL BE AUCKLAND'S TYPICAL TYPIST? WINNERS OF LAST NIGHT'S DIVISION ANNOUNCED TO-NIGHT. RESERVES, PHONE 41-586. PRICES 1/ TO 3/. CHILDREN HALF PRICE. THIRD BIG WEEK. ■ THIRD BIG WEEK. / THE PLAZA \ \ THE PLAZA -/ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 — 2.15 — 4.50 — 3. N0te.—4.50 Session finishes 7 p.m. THE BEST PICTURE EVER MADE. UNIVERSAL OPINION OF THE THOUSANDS OF AUCKLANDERS WHO HAVE LAUGHED AND ENJOYED EVERY MOMENT OF THE EXHILARATING "SUNSHINE SUSIE." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." ALREADY HUNDREDS HAVE SEEN IT TWICE MANY THREE AND l< OUR TIMES. ALL AUCKLAND SHOULD AT LEAST SEE IT ONCE. "THE HAPPINESS SHOW." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." . " SUNSHINE SUSIE." ONE OF THOSE RARE PICTURES WHICH HAPPEN ALONG AT INTERVAL OVERSHADOWING ALL OTHER ENTERTAINMENT. SEE IT UNDER PERFECT CONDITIONS. THE PLAZA, ■ Where Sound Sounds Best. T HB X-AST ka NIGHT sh OF so THE 1932 rink^^ TO-NIGHT. > TO-NIGHT. MONSTER MASQUERADE CARNIVAL. The Gaiety commences at 7.30 and goes on and on till everybody is \ DELICIOUSLY TIRED. VALUABLE PRIZES For : best poster, most comical, , b^ltn^t^SoUmes: ' BALLOaN .sIR&K^ TrLB ° F Admission 1/; Skates 1/ extra. DON'T MISS THIS WONDERFUL NIGHT, Which Marks the Close of a Glorious Season. THE RIVOLI RINK, AUCKLAND'S PREMIER PLAYGROUND, Direction .. M. A. NAbbUUb. TTOLD EVERYTHING! ±1 Arrange to meet your M en,ls at «"! Ritz for an Ice Cream. Plain Ices 6d, Sundaes II They're Great. All flavours. . COOKE'S RITZ, 242, Queen Street. *' TRANSPORT NOTICES. rpANSPORT 1931. NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE NO. 2 LICENSING AUTHORITY. It is hereby notified that a Public Sitting of the No. 2 Licensing Authority will be commenced at the Government Buildings, Customs Street, Auckland, Room No 15 on THURSDAY. 10th November, 1932 at 10 30 a.m. for the purpose of Considering applications which, have been received for passenger-service licenses, and for the exercising of powers (pursuant to Section 34 of the Act) in connection with licenses already in force. The Secretary, c/o Public Works Department Auckland, should be advised one clear day berore the date of the meeting, of the names and addresses of any proposed witnesses, and in what capacity they will give evidence, and any written representations should also be sent to him .at the earliest possible date. All such communications must show the reference number (indicated below) of the relative applications: ALTERATIONS TO EXISTING LICENSES : PARKER F. G. —Replacement of vehicle, Auckland to Waiuku. Reference 22/2/46. WAITEMATA BUS CO —Additions to fare schedule (Ocean View Road) Northcote to Milford. Reference 22/2/18. BROWN, C. E. —Increase in number of vehicles, Ostend Wharf to Onetangl. Reference 22/2/69. . PASSENGER TRANSPORT CO—Concession rates on various services, amendment to time-table (two services), Favona Road use of feeder vehicle, addition to fleet. References 22/2/33 and 3G, 22/2/30/1. AUCKLAND"BUS CO. —Permission to delay summer time-tables (all routes). Reference REEVES, L. J. J. —Amendment to timetable, Weymouth to Manurewa. Reference, 22/0/39 , INGHAM AND DONAHOE —Addition to time-table and fleet; concession fares— Birkenhead Wharf to Albany. Reference, 22/2/28. APPLICATIONS FOR NEW SERVICES: GLASSEY, A.—Devonport Wharr to Junction Abbotsford Terrace and Victoria Road, Melrosc. Reference, 22/2/75. NORTH SHORE TRANSPORT CO., LTD.— Devonport Wharf to Takapuna Racecourse. Reference, 22/2/81. BROWN, J. R.—Surfdale to Matiatia. Reference, 22/2/78. INGHAM AND DONAHOE. —-Dcvonport Wharf to Takapuna Racecourse. Reference, 22/2/ —.. L. COOPER, Secretary. No. 2 Licensing Authority. xl OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. GF. iIcWILLIAM, Optician—Prices revised, to meet the times.—l 47, Qupen St., next "Herald." D T LOWES, F.8.0.A., F.C.A. (Edin.), F.N.A.0., F.I.Q. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician. Lister Bldgs., Victoria Street. 40-446. D RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS BEST Grill in city, 1/; Fish Meals. 1/; quality and service.—Victoria Cafe. 55. Victoria St. B