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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 125, 30 May 1938, Page 18

■ AMUSEMENTS. '' . i MAYFAIR Jill ■--- (LATE NATIONAL). . • Queen St. Phone 42-169. ===== Direction : Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TO NIGHT ! TO-XIGHT! Continuous Sessions : 11 a.m., 12.30, 2.30, 5 and 8 p.m. MIRIAM HOPKINS, RAY MILLAND, With WALTER ABEL. HENRY STEPHEXSOX The Riotous Rollicking Romance ~l 111 IIirWISE GIRL"]| 111 Illli, .111111 IHI ||||"WISE GIRL"|| HI Hill,, 1! ream mended by Censor fur Adults. Everything she touched turned to ' tremble . . nnd slio t unction , overyI tiling from Urphnns to PrizptishU'rs. ! — Exrellent Featurfttos include —I i "IirSIC WILL TELL." | I 'KENNEDY'S CASTLE." I I '■TKA-μ!' TROUBLE." I I "I'ATHK NEWS." I 1 QT , A'W \ ■ FiDal Screening I OlAlli I To-nlglit at 7 ATL 1 ONEHUXGA. I Phone 12-344 • '^° JON HALL. DOROTHY LAMOL'R. In the Yearn Most Dynamic Spectacle, jlil "THE HURRICANE." |||| Recommended by Censor for Adults. Life, Love and Dangers of the Romantic South Seas. JAMES GLEASOX. ZASU PITTS, "FORTY NAUGHTY GIRLS." Approved tor Univernal Exhibition. i REG AT I One Si * ht Onlv I S\Ej\j±\Lt I xo-nisht at H A~ I POXSOXBY RD. I Phone 26 040 • •'*<-' JANE WITHERS, A Riding, Roping Buckaroo, in "WILD AND WOOLLY." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Also. KAREN MOKLEY in the ThrilliiiK GIRL FROM SCOTLAND YARD Recommended by " Censor for Adults. I UTMP'Q INorthcote. To-night at 8. I ■"■-l-INVJ >J I Final Screening Dorothy Lamour, Ray Milland in "JUNGLE PRINCESS." Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Warren William. Mady Oorrell in "MIDNIGHT MADONNA." Recommended by Censor tor Adults. WRESTLING. TOWN HALL. A.W.A. (Inc.) TO-NIGHT ! Many attractive offers have been made to entice this outstanding matman to this country, but the knowledge that the world's champion, Nagurski. intended making the trip settled that issue. RAY STEELE RAY STEELE RAY STEELE RAY STEELE MEETS ABE YOURIST ABE YOURIST ABE YOURIST ABE YOURIST Specially chosen as an opponent for the , • "Great Steele" owing to his speed and 1 science. ' ' PRELIMINARY CONTEST: DOUGLAS v. MAICH. ! Box Plans at RBG. LEWIS', Corner of , Queen and Fort Streets. ; 30 ', ANNIVERSARIES. » ! __ __ I .fgV CJTAR OP NEWMARKET LODGE ! ffngf ° •' U.A.O.D. 38TH ANNIVERSARY. fl Members, with wives or lady m xijf friend, are cordially invited to attend Anniversary Function to be held in Lodge Room. Alma street Hall, Newmarket, on WEDNESDAY, June 1, 1038, at 8 p.m. Not Orient Tearooms, as previously notified. A. J. STEVENS, A.D. x3O DECEASED ESTATES. IX THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. MASTERTON REGISTRY. IN THE MATTER of, Section 74 of The Trustee Act, 1908, and IN THE ESTATE OF BEATRICE EMMA COCKBUBN-HOOD, late of Mastertion. Widow (deceased). Pursuant to an Order made by a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Masterton on the 16th day of May, 1»38. notice is .hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims against the Estate of the abovenamed BEATRICE EMMA COCKBURN-HOOD who died on or about the 16th day of December, 1037, and Probate of whose Will was granted ,to THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, by this Court on the 14th day of February. 1 1938, are hereby required to send in their claims together with written particulars thereof to her' said Executor at the Qflice of THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, , LIMIT.ED, in Shortland Street in the City , of Auckland on or before the 24th day of ■ June, 1938. Notice is hereby further given ; by the Exe-cutor that after the 24th day • of June, 1038, the Executor proposes to distribute the Assets of the deceased anions the parties entitled thereto having regard : to the claims of which the . Executor has . then notice and in mich event pursuant to Section 74 of The Trustee Act, 1008. the • Executor having given the notices required by the aforesaid Order will not be liable for the Assets so distributed to any person ', of whose claim the Executor had iio notice , at the time of distribution of the said ■ Asset*. Dated the 23rd day of May, 1938. BRUCE BEALE AND HOLLAND, Tauranga, ) Solicitors for the Executor. :3( ' DENTiSTRY. j Tl/fY IeWN SPECIAL METHOD OB , Jl± PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS ; Possesses Many .Great Advantage* which are Distinctive. HERE ARE SOME, AMONG OTHERS: 1. NO PAIN. 2. NO NEED to come back for the secont . time or oftener as under othei . methods. 3. EXPERT EXTRACTIONS. No brokei teeth or stumps in the gums. , 4. PERFECTLY SAFE FOR ALL AGES. ] I " can safely use it on a patien >' of 80 years. 5. IF TOU HAVE A WEAK HEART oi ' suffering from other complaint: it will not affect you. I 6. NO PAINFUL PRICKING. • 7. NO SWOLLEN GUMS. 8 S. ABSCESSED TEETH are paluleasl] • extracted. • 0. EXTRACTIONS FREE when teeth an ordered. THE LATEST IN PAINLESS FILLINGS > DR. BOWSLEY'S, OF BOSTON. \ "OBTUNDENT." ' Painless Dentistry at My Rooms is not i myth, but a FACT. OPEN EVERY EVENING. T-\ENTIS>T ry |uTUNRO T^MANUEL ! FIRST FLOOR. EXDEAN'S BUILDINGS Next C.P.O. Phone 41-604. Take Elevator. J „ XTOWEY WALKER'S New - Oxygen-gas ' ' XI process for quite painless extraction o " teeth. ; i— . I ' -rriEErrH made to suit you" with pleasinj J- natural appearance at Howey Walker's COAL AND FIREWOOD. ALL Dry Tea-tree; save II. —Waihek Ten-tree Co. Phone 40-358. ( CiHEAI* Firewood, kauri nnd pine, dry J l6 bags £1, 7 bags 10/-. deliverei . promptly.—Phone 46-160. I FIREWOOD, Macrocarpa, 4ft lengths 12/6 ton delivered.—Phone 13-098. 3X