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I TYRONE POWER, A N NABELLA, LORETTA YOUNG in tfie screen's greatest achievement! * "SUEZ" See the building of the mighty Suez Canal I and thrill to a story that is even greater. Approved for Universal Exhibition. i SOUTHERN CROSS \ I BLI.ERSI.IE. [ (5 TO-NIGHT. 7.45— „ DENNIS O'KEEFE In s " HOLD THAT KISS." S WALLACE BEERY In | BAD MAN OF BRIMSTONE. o Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PUPILS WANTED. \ RT Classes, expert personal Tuition.— ■< V Wakefield College. Palmerston Bldgs. 4'.-397. C AUCKLAND Hairdressing College.— Operators wanted; splendid opportunity.—l7l. Queen St. D "|_»LACK'S Registered Hairdressing College, -•J few Vacancies.—l4s. Karangahape Rd. 46-578. D BR ASS WORK. Stencilling, Tatting; prospectus posted. — Miss Ayliug, 4, SYraml Arcade. M WALSII—l J iano, Singing, Elocution ; all Exams.—Studio: 11. Armadale Rd., Reniuera. C DRESSMAKING, Designing, I'atternmaking.—The Selphit School, Plaza Bldgs.. Queen St. C G.UITAR. 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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 190, 14 August 1939, Page 16
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