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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 148, 25 June 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. LAST FOUR DAYS. PLAZA =EE PLAZA ~ Direction : Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 12.30, 2,30, 5, AND 8 P.M. "WARNER BROS. PRESENT 20 A 300 STARS. <V GIRLS. = r ==== '~ THE ~-=== J{ EXTERTAI.VMENT A X OF ALL TIME. )/ I FOOTLIGHT PARADE. FOOTLIGHT PARADE'. FOOTLIGHT PARADE. FOOTLIGHT PARADE. FOOTLIGHT PARADE. FOOTLIGHT PARADE. FOOTLIGHT PARADE. Exhibition. 2^\l SONGS M SCENES ' RESERVES PHONE 41-SSG, PLAZA FRIDAY. NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE. R.K.O. RADIO PRESENT [" FLYING DOWN TO^ X RIO -" \s THE MOST STUPENDOUS SPKPTVCLE EVER BORN TO RHYTHM. DOWN TO \ RIO." THRILLING STARS — TEASING TUNES, AMID SCENES OP EXCITING BEAUTY. f'" FLYING DOWN TON STAGED IN THE AIR. ON THE WINGS OF GIANT AEROPLANES. ('"FLYING DOWN TO*) I WITH TUB NEW DANCE CRAZE FROM "RIO"—THE "CARIOCA," With DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO, DOLORES DEL RIO,

GENE RAYMOND, GINGEK ROGERS, FRED ASTAIRE, Approved for Universal Exhibition. j PLANS NOW OPEN. Third Annual Movie Ball, July li. TO-NIGHT PAN^> S * >> CABARET. IST HBAT SENIOR BALLROOM CHAMPIONSHIP. Free "Guest Cards" for Next Friday Night. Ladies, 1/6; Gentlemen, 2/. i TO-MORROW ! I FOURTH BATTERY BALL. 1 ■Manager NEIL EDGAR. THE ATTENTION AND ATMOSPHERE gives the touch of Hospitality when dining at COOKE'S RITZ. LTD.. .242,. Queen Street. ■ :x3O WINTER SHOW. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. JULY 18 TO 28. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY NEXT. FREE SCHEDULE OF CLASSES ON APPLICATION TO A. AND P. ASSOCIATION, 41, ALBERT Street, Auckland. Classes Provided for FRUIT, VEGETABLES, HONEY, HOME INDUSTRIES, NEEDLEWORK, ART, PHOTOGRAPHY, SCHOOLS, RABBITS, POULTRY AND DOGS. EXHIBITION SPACE SPACE IS BEING RAPIDLY BOOKED. MANUB'ACTURERS AND OTHERS DESIRING TO EXHIBIT THETR GOODS SHOULD APPLY PROMPTLY AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. PULL INFORMATION ON APPLICATION to the MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION, Queen's Arcade, Queen Street, P.O. Box 510, Auckland. 2i) TOILET SPECIALISTS. Permanent Waving, especially suitable for elderly people; inquires invited.—Powder Puff Salons, Karangahape Rti. Phone 46-718. c GENUINE Permanent Wave, 10/B; Marcel and Water Waving, 2/6; work guaranteed.—Pollock, 27, Security Bldgs. 42-129. ' o

MADAME JULlAN—Permanent Waving, 15/; Marcelling, 1/6; Setting, 1/6. 36, Karangahape R<l. Phone 41-178. B TyTAYPAIR Beauty Salon, over Hannah's ■"■*■ Shoe Store, opp. John Court's—Permanent Waving from 15/6; all branches.— Mrs. E. Clews. 47-003. B TYPISTS. yiUPLICATING, Typing, Reporting, at -*-' shortest notice.—M. B. Kelsey, Fifth Floor, N.Z. Insurance Bldg. 47-250. C COAL AND FIREWOOD. A BANDON JLoss. Tea-tree Blocks, 1/6 -a bag.—City Markets Firewood Yard, opp. Oyster Depot. Phone 40-670. D ALL Dry Tea-tree, 12 large sacks (oiiu ton), £1. delivered.—Waiheke Tea-tree Depot. Phone 40-353. _D FIREWOOD for Sale. Mill Slabs, any quantity.—Telephone 811, Roose Shipping Co.. Ltd.. Mercer. C QUANTITY of Pine Wood, long lengths; Cones, Cd bay.—McLaughlin's. Papatoe:oe. x 27 •i Q SACKS Tea-tree (1 ton, 1 sack), £1; J-O 0, 10/, delivered.—Phone 19-861. x 27 SEEDS, PLANTS AND GARDEN. A NEMONE and Ranunculus Bulbs, Sin- -£%- clair's Celebrated Sunbeam Strain, 1/6 doaen. —George Sinclair. 321. Queen St. M "I - ADSONIANA, Forestry Grade, 2-year. J-J splendid stuff; 11/ 100; railage paid, cash. —Macdonald, Nurseryman, Manurewa. D LAWN Grass Seed, special mixture; 1/4 per lb.—Melvern's, Newton, Auckland. . . CI