Page 18 Advertisements Column 7

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 261, 4 November 1935, Page 18

AMUSEMENTS. A RHAPSODY IN ROARS! A hurricane of hilarity . . . the story of a young man who tried to solve the unemployment problem by starting a business of doing for other people the things they didn t like to do for themselves! TO-DAY AT 11 — 2.15 — S P.M. ST. JAMES' THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. ROBERT YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Comedy Riot, " -v" OURSELF -" " VALM X OURSELF." OALM "V" OURSELF -" ALM - 1 - OURSELF." " nALM -vouhself." " X OURSELF." Approved for Universal Exhibition. — With — MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS, MADGE EVANS, RALPH MORGAN—BETTY FURNESS, NAT PENDLETON. CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY, "The Four Star Boarder," "HEY! HEY! FEVER," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Coloured Cartoon, Etc., Etc. Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. V/ 7 | "THE"LOfrDON7~| V Opp. G.P.0.. Queen St. | \ Cf} LAST DAY TWO GREAT 66 DU FEATURES. OJ SH BORIS KARLOFF, in OCI THE MASK OF FU MANCHU. 6d" THE MASK OF l'"U MANCHU. DU "" And "DECEPTION." oj 3a The American Wrestling Feature. OU „ , Both Recommended by Censor for ✓» j 6d Adults. DU o A ENTIRE CHANGE TO-MORROW, o J Douglas Fairbanks, jun., in aA "PARACHUTE JUMPER." Approved for Universal Exhibition. 3d THE LONDON, opp - G F -°- 3d T rpTTnAD CINEMA I KEMUERA. j IUiJUK | Phone 24-749. — Last Night at 5.15 of EE LESLIE HOWARD = and KAY FRANCIS in H "THE BRITISH AGENT." = Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Suggested by the Book by = . R. H. Bruce Lockhart. I C* A TTTTV I TAKAPUNA. | jjAIJCi 1 I | phone 23-4G5. Last Night. = — Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in = "ROBERT A." — Approved lor Universal Exhibition. lAMBASSADOR "--gSri Harold Lloyd—Una Merkel, in "THE CAT'S PAW." Approved fur Universal Exhibition. = Adolphe Menjon—Doris Ken.von, in — "THE HUMAN SIDE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. | KINGSLAND] — James Dunn in "The Daring Young ■ — Man." Approved Universal Exhibition. = Edmund Lowe in "Great Hotel Mur- — der." Recommended Censor for Adults. YOUR GUESTS At the RITZ. It's far preferable to fussing over home-made preparations. :l> 242, Queen Street.

' HORTICULTURAL SHOW. 1 y fy ' X"i OKTICULTURALI jgOCIETY. ROSE SHOW. TOWN HALL. NOVEMBER 7 AND 8, WITHOUT DOUBT THE MOST DELIGHTFUL "HOW OF THE YEAR. ROSISS, IK IS, TANSIES, CUT FLOWERS And DECORATIVE CLASSES. Entries Close at 5 p.m. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), November 5. t • , N ' C " FIERCE, See. Imperial Bidgs.. Queen St. . x 4 — 1 PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC. J| " [\ " O pp US . ES FROJI - -as>£±-i?oyim Queen Street, for WATERFRONT DRIVE AND BEACHES. I®!"? "V nu L es ;- , Return Fares from Citj . To St. Helier's Bav, 1/2; Ivohi[marama 1/; Mission Ba.v, lOd. Also a | Service from NEWMARKET to BEACHES. Return 1' are from Newmarket, 1/2 •: V:! >u '? ra P ?" Upland Road, lOd (Children under lu half fare). Ask a Driver for Time-table, etc. I'honc 24-788 for inquiries.—L. J. KEYS. LTD. D AQUATICS. I K JJOWICK SAILING CLUB. M .AND V CLASSES, GaSsll HARBOUR COURSE. Starling off Akarana Clubhouse, 2.40 p.m. Entries close John Burns and Co. at ■> p.m.. WEDNESDAY, November 6. First prize, £2 cash. Entrance fee, 3/. 4 R. MILLS, I-lon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES. rpHE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given that the FIFJFYFOUIini ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS of the above Company will be held in the Company's Board Room, corner of Crawford and Water Streets. Dunedin, on MONDAY, November 25, 1935, at 3 p.m. BUSINESS. — To Receive Directors' Report and Balance-sheet for the twelve) months ended September 30, 1033; Election j of Two Directors and Two Auditors. The Transfer Books will bo Closed from November 5 to 2D, 1935, both days inclusive. W. A. FLAVELL, General Manager. Dunedin, November 4, 1935. 4 T> U B L I C NOTICE. The Proprietors of the undermentioned Letters Patent are desirous of entering into negotiations with manufacturing firms for the full development and practical working of their inventions in New Zealand, so that the reasonable requirements o£ the public may be satisfied. Letters Patent No. 53310, dated 2Sth October. 1925, entitled "DESICCATING APPARATUS." Letters Patent No. 67716. dated 14th April, 1931, entitled •'IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO FEED WATER HEATERS OF THE INJECTOR TYPE." Letters Patent No. 7163 5. dated 10th November, 1932. entitled "AN IMPROVED 1 MOUNTING FOR THE STEERING ROAD , WHEEL OR WHEELS OF MOTOR 1 VEHICLES." Letters Patent No. 71616, dated 10th November, 1932, entitled "AN IMPROVED COUPLING FOR TRACTOR AND TRAILER ■ UNITS OF MOTOR VEHICLES." 1 All communications should be addressed ! in the first instance to MESSRS. BALDWIN, SON AND CAREY, Patent Attorneys, 111113, Lainbton Quay, Wellington; 11, Winstone's Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland ; corner of High and Cashel Streets, Christchurch ; and 21, Crawford Street, Dunedin.