AMUSEMENTS. __ ST. JAMES', ST. JAMES', "Where Sound Sounds Best." Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8. NOW SHOWING. MITZI GREEN MITZI GREEN And MAY ROBSON MAY ROBSON In "LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE." " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE.' 1 A True-to-life Comedy-drama, suitable foi tlie Whole Family. Supporting Programme includes: Comedy—Travelogue—Cartoon and Newsreel FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. Another Great St. James' Coup. SIR CHARLES SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH KINGSFORD SMITH Will make one personal appearance on the stage, and will briefly describe his Tasman Flight. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT AT THE MOKNING SESSION. " AIR MAIL," " AIR MAIL," " AIR MAIL," THE EPIC THRILLER OF MAN'S BATTLE AGAINST TIME AND THE ELEMENTS. j THIS IS 'I'l lE - PI CTURE which Sir j I Charles Ivingsford Smith brought over with him in the Southern Cross on his J Traus-Tasman Flight from Australia j to New Plymouth. I " AIR MAIL." "AIRMAIL." " AIR MAIL." Giant planes roaring through the night . . . Human hearts matching the pulsebeats oi mighty motors . . . Fearless men matchinf wits and lives against minutes of schedule . . . Wires, husbands, lovers snatching life's favours to-day lest there never be a tomorrow ... A crash high up in the frozei: Sierras ... A crash deep down in the burning desert . . . All a part of the ail mail pilot's life—and all so vividly so excit ingly, so humanly pictured that you'll gasp at its thundering thrills as you swaj to its terrific drama! With RALPH BELLAMY, RALPH BELLAMY. GLORIA STURT, PAT O'BRIEN, SLIil SUMMERVILLE, LILIAN BOND ANL RUSSELL lIOPTON. Be Wise and Book. Plans at St. James'. •"11111111111111111111111111ll 1 Wv PRINCE EDWARD KARANGAHAPB ROAD. i_ (Direction : John Fuller & Sons, Ltd.) EE DAILY, 2 AND 7.43 P.M. = = GENE GERRARD, in E = "LUCKY GIRL."= — Also, ~ EE "THE WORLD AND THE= EE , FLESH." = iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ONEKUNGA PICTURES — TO-NIGHT Lewis Stone, Anita Page, Strand. Anil Walter Huston, in Strand. "NIGHT COURT." Strand. "NIGHT COURT." Strand. Snecial Featurettes. MONEY TO LEND. ABSOLUTELY Private Loans, Civil Ser vants, Permanent Employees; easj advances on furniture.—Security Traders Ltd., Argus House, High St Phone 40-258. DVANCES on Building Society Shares other shares, debentures, all classes oi security.—7o9. N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. A A DVANCES made oil Building Societj Shares, Wilis and Approved Securities Parkinson, Pacific Buildings. Wellesley St East. ' E A DVANCES to Civil Servants, Bant and Insurance Clerks, Permaneni Employees; no gazette.—Box 944; 210 Queen's Arcade, Auckland. Phone 43-775. 13 A DVANCES promptly arranged, Civil Servants, Bank Insurance Clerks, Permanent Employees. No publicity. Nc gazette.—Write in confidence, G.P.O. Bos 15G5. E AN Immediate Advance on jour Piano Furniture, Sewing Machine, etc. Nc publicity.—Commercial Loan and Finance Co. Sly's Bldgs., 144, Symonds St. D A GOLDEN opportunity, £5000 required, amounts ol' upward of £25, practically an assured fortune. —29-661. D 4 /"CONSULT Us if requiring an immediate ' Advance on any security; low Interest, easy repayments, strictly confidential.— Ring 41-733. Commercial Loan Co.. Sly's Bldgs., Symonds St. D TvONald HUGHES Lends Money reasonably.—Second Floor, Brunswick Buildings. Queen St. D Assistance, Civil Servants J- and permanent employees; confidential; no gazette; easy repayments.—G.P.O. Box 1218. . p IN future my Office will remain open Friday evenings. Old clients are always sure of a renewal.—Thomas, 19, Rew's Chambers. D T ADY will lend up to *20 to approved clients, ladies only. — Write X.Y.Z. 1201, Star. p "ATONE Y Available, long term, first mort•l»X gage over house property ; low interest. Liberal, 2906, Stab. v D PRIVATE PAWNBROKERS. - 1 - Lend Money on Jewellery, Plate and 3ther articles of value. Each transaction private and confidential. Nothing to sign. No inquiries. Private PawnbroKing Co., Palmerston Bldgs., 47, Queen St., Auckland. D "DRIVATE Loans from £2 to -£20; lowest interest.—Write Privacy 2621, Star. ' D pRIVATE Loans from £1 upwards; rea--1 - sonable terms, easy repayments.—For ippointments 13-731. C 4 CJMALL Loans speedily arranged: lowest rate interest, genuine clients; will call. Write Privacy 5595, Star. D CJMALL Loans granted day of application, ►o genuine householders, permanently employed, any reasonable security.— Thomas, 19, Rew's Chambers, opp. G.P.0., Auckland. D rjIHE British Loan Co., 38S. Queen St., - 1 - Pawnbrokers, Lend Money on anv articles of value. D pUBLICITX. THE EQUITABLE OFFERS YOU A BETTER LOAN AT THE LOWEST INTEREST POSSIBLE IN AUCKLAND. SRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, WITHOUT PUBLICITY, WITHOUT TROUBLE, on Furniture. Pianos, Motor Cars. Life Policies. Debentures and Every Class- of Security (all without Removal). OUR OFFICES SO SITUATED AS TO GIVE UTMOST PRIVACY. rjUIE Jj OAN AND JfMNANCE QO.. jyrD., HIS MAJESTY'S ARCADE (First Floor), , 173, QUEEN ST. Phcne 44-729. D VES? A FRIEND IN NEED IS A -L FRIEND INDEED ! WILL GRANT, LTD., Will advance you from £5 to any amount the same day on all classes of security, without removal. Lowest Rate of Interest. •yyiLL Q.RANT, j\TD., Kean's Bldgs., 150, Queen St., Auckland . (Opp. Wyndham St.). u rite. Call or Phone 43-727. D W B ADVANCE MONEY ON CHATTELS TT (Without Removal). /. , ANY SECURITY. Moderate Interest. Easy Repayments. QREDITS, CORP. • XwTD SECOND FLOOR, DILWORTH BUILDING, ..AUCKLAND. 3?hone 42-787, Box 242 D
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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 18, 23 January 1933, Page 16
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