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amusements. —ACCIiATMED__BY HUGE AUDIENCES AS THE PROGRAMME FOR - MONias— ST. JAMES'. ' ST. . JAMES', "Where Sound Sounds Best. * Sessions; 11 »-m., 2.15 and 8. A REFRESHING CHANGS IN ENTERTAINMENT. >THE —• —— — — FACE — AT —THE — . WINDOW." With RAYMOND MASSES' (Famous Sherlock Holmes Actor), CLAUDE HULBERT (Brother of Jack, of Sunshine Susie v Fame). Britain's modern version of one of the most popular and tUrMing of all mystery stones . • • with **on.e othe? than Claude Hulbert as the Sillv Ass" Detective who will make you convulse with laughter. Approved Jor General Exhibition. Une :celled Supporting Programme Includes: LESLIE FULLER LESLIE FULLER In " POOR OLD BILL," A Veritable Scream from Start to Finish. "PATHE NEWS," CARTOON, ETC. PLAN AT THEATRE —BE WISE AND BOOK NOW I the national THE NATIONAL (Opp. John Court, Ltd.) Sessions at Ml, 2.15, 8. J 2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS— 2 1 -- PHILLIPS HOLMES | Noil DOROTHY JORDAN 1 CHARLES RUGGLES In The Screen's Most UnusualMystery. 1 70,000 WITNESSES 1 Approved Jor Universal . Exhibition. It's Gripping . . . It's New . . It's Different! T-Vro .:> f JOHN MACK BROWN, : I .\J r) w I Itl — J 21 — 1 "THE VANISHING FRONTIER. Approved for Universal Exhibition. A Modern Robin Hood who saves the day for his people and the evening for his Senorita. Prices : 1/, 1/6- Phone 42469. THMPIRB LAST NJGHT. Xu Double-Feature Prosramme, >f "WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD, "THE RIDER OF DEATH SWIMMING. WAITEMATA G CLUB. 1 SECOND GRAND CARNIVAL. TEPID BATHS, HOBSON STREET. TO-MORROW NIGHT, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7,- AT 8 P-M. First-class Programme of Swimming, Diving, Water Polo and Novelty Events. • 220 Yards Men's Special Invitation Scratch Race. • 220 Yards Auckland Ladies' Championship. Ladies' Inter-house Relay Race. ■ Come and See the Auckland Cracks In action. ADMISSION—AduIts 1/, Children, under | 16 6d. 17 D. B. MULVIHILL, Hon. -Sec. i DEFENCE NOTICES. "A.TEW ZEALAND DIVISION OF THE JN . ROYAL NAVY. | RECRUITING OF SEAMAN BOYS. 20 Seaman Boys are required for the - New Zealand Division of the Royal Navy, and will be entered on l<th MARCH, . must be over, 13 and under ' !6J years of age, and toe of an educational standard equivalent to Standard VI. . Proficiency. Applications from Candidates who have not, qualified for a Proficiency Certificate, tout are otherwise suitable, will receive consideration. A high standard of mefjical fitness Is required, and only candidates" who are physically fit in all, respects and likely , to pass the medical .examination should ' apply- ' Teeth must be in good order; complete artificial dentures disqualify. Application Forms, Particulars of Conditions of Service, etc., may be obtained - from nearest Defence Office. . J No applications will toe received by - Defence Offices after ,22nd February, 1933. It. F. DURMAN,, I e .Navai - Secretary. J BUSINESS NOTICES. j /CONTINUOUS SERVICE, DAY AND U NIGHT. ] Phone 47-444. ? CHARLES GLEESON. LTD., ; MOTOR ENGINEERS. ) Repairs to Any Make of Car. t 28, WELLESLEY ST. W. Auckland. C.L. C i 1 1 Q.RAY AND QOCKROFT, 1 Company Managers,--Real-Estate-Agents and 3 Investment Brokers, New Address: ! TASMAN BLDGS.. ANZAC AVENUE. C 5 == PIANO TUNING. A BANDON Mechanical Music — Pianos . Thoroughly Tuned, 5/; guaranteed overhauls from £I.—Dominion Tuning Co. I'hone 42-264. _ D A TWATERS, Civic Square, 40-792, have -ti- most reliable, efficient tuners; expert advice free; Overhauls; Repolishing, £1 i borer eradication; Tuning, 5/. D RING 47-047.—-Civic Tuning Co. Have your Player, Piano Tuned promptly and efficiently, 5/; free estimates, satisfaction or money refunded. D a / —YOUR Piano Tuned by expert tuners- - British Professional Tuning Co. Phone 42-466. D ; — r FRUIT FOB SALE. ' A PPLES, 5/ ; Pears; Cooking and Eating, - 5/6 bushel case; Peaches, 4/6.— Pomania Orchards, Lincoln Rd., Henderson. ' A "TkAMSONS, choice, 201b case, 5/, railage 8 paid. — Clinkard's Nurseries, St. Helier's. 7 TAON'T Delay—Satsumas at their best, 3/6 J-' case: 201b.—Zainey, Newmarket. x 6 aRAVENSTEIN Apples , dessert 6T, seconds 3/6; Large Cooking, 5/ 401b: railage free.—H. Cutler. Henderson d !; "DEACHES, Paragon, choice yellow bot- » X tling; 4/6 case, 3 for 13/: railage : free.—H. Cutler. Henderson. n mOMATOES, choice, guaranteed, 201b - ZT CJ } &e ' r?/6, railage paid.—Cllnkard's 9 Nurseries. St. Helier's. 7 ; OPTICIANS AND OPTOMETRISTS. F. McWILLI AM,, Optician. — Prices •- revised to meet the times.—l 47. Quepn 2 St., next " Herald." n T LOWES F.80.A, (Edin.). !. J- • P.N.A.0., F-I Q. (Eng.), Ophthalmic Optician. Lister Bldgs.. Victoria Street •0-446. 0 PARTNERSHIPS. • Clark, Commercial Organisations, Retailers, Accounts, |" c ?gg e Tax.—Power Board Buildings. '• T AM prepared to Invest up to £300, with i - 1 - service, in_ sound merchandising or t concern.—.Merchant, Box I 922, Auckland. -xS