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Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 171, 22 July 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS FOR i 'V I VICTORY! ; |I V I M AGAIN TO-DAY at IT. 3 P m., 8 p.m. | ST. JAMES' THEATRE ; Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 5 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer excitedly presents its tip-top attraction " "Boom Town!" jf i "Boom Town!" | i i : "Boom Town!" % j H "Boom Town!" g H — With — CLARK GABLE ? 1 CLAUDETTE COLBERT , SPENCER TRACY HEDY LAMARR j FRANK MORGAN 3 is Associate Programme Includes ... v •SWING SOCIAL" I- M.O.M. Colour Cartoon. g 3 Plans at the Theatre from 10 a.m. h y Phone 32-920. g g Recommended by Censor for Adults. . fiiiiniiniiiiiun'.iiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiinininiiiraiir.raimiiii'.imiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ I TTTTinP I REMUERA. . HEATED. I u is\J J\ I Phone 24-749. To-night at 8. LEW AYRES, Rita Johnson, - Virginia Grey and Nat Pendleton in EE'THE GOLDEN FLEECING' Recommended by Censor for Adults. A Riotous Comedy Romance! Also: rrr: ••wings over new Zealand" (Our Own Air Force). Air Mail News—Coloured Travel. Australian Ctnesound and "POOR COUNTRY LADS." —— Departure of Troops at Wellington. I p A II? TV I TAKAPUNA I vT-ri-U-J J- i I Phone 78-465. To-night. 8. Elsa Maxvell and Linda Darnell in "HOTEL FOR WOMEN" (Comedy). — Recommended bv Censor for Adults. [AVORPALE [ T S™:i, Dick Powell. Ann Sheridan. "NAUGHTY BUT NICE." Paul Kellv. Constance Moore. "THE MISSING GUEST." Both Approved for Universal Exhioition. Admission 1' and 16. I QTP A"N D I ONEHUNGA. I O 1 It n I GUEST NIGHT! ■ - George Murphv, Dorothea Kent, "RISKY : BUSINESS." Jack Benny. Joan Bennett. "STRANDED IN PARIS." Both Rccommcndcd t>v Censor for Adults. [Embassador j F t\To e lT' j Arthur Askey, Richard ("Stinker") Murdoch | in "CHARLEY'S (BIG-HEARTED) AUNT." I Approved for Universal Exhibition. June Lang. Dick Foran In i "INSIDE INFORMATION." Recommonded by Censor for AdulU. 1 Adults 1 and 16. pcmMTY~cmEMAi TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 — George Formby in —~ "GUNNER GEORGE." Nancy Kelly and —~ Joel MrCrea In "HE MARRIED HTS WIFE." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. |^EW~ROYALI GUEST NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 Akim Tamiroff. Lynne Overman in "ESCAPE FROM YESTERDAY." - Jack Holt. Ralph Morgan in TRAPPED IN THE SKY." Both Rccommended by Censor for Adulte. rpHE CHRISTIAN AND THE COMING OF L CHRIST." Hear MR H. YOLLAND SUNDAY AT 3 P.M. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. Sane. Scriptural and Practical. :26 AUCTIONS. J> ATRIOTIC RUCTION. THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES. NO RESERVES. WATERFRONT ROAD (Behind Tasman Airways). HPO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, A AT 10.30 A.M. TIMBER. DOORS. SASHES. On Vacant Sections behind Tasman Ainvays. Ltd., Chaytor Street, oil Waterfront Road. 5000 FT NEW FLOORING, 5000 FT MATCHLINING. 3000 ft 0.8. Scantling, 3 x 2 : 4000 ft 0.8. Scantling, 10.000 ft Assorted Sawr. .nd Dressed Timber. * New and Used Sashes. Doors Doors and Frames, and Builder's Lines of every description. And the following:— Order for Cut Tea-tree Firewood. Order for 3 Set Concrete Tubs. Order for Goods to Value of £10 (Auckland Gas Company). Order for 6 Lots (syds). all in Metal Chips. Order for 75 Wood Foundation Blocks, 16 x Bx6. Order for 3 Yards Sand. Order for 2100 Fibrolite Flat Asbestos Sheets (300 4 x 2, 400 4 x 3, 200 4 x 4. 800 3x2 400 2x2). Order for 3 Electric Hot Water Installation to specifications, value £ 32. Order for I Boiler Frame. Order for I Set Concrete Tubs. NO RESERVES. TERMS CASH. Under the auspices "of the AUCKLAND FURNITURE. AUCTIONEERS AND GROUP 1 (BUILDIN(7 AND ALLIED TRADES). 32 #T> ADLEY AND CO.. JLTO., 11 CITY MARKETS, Will Sell by Public at Their WEDNESDAY. JULY 23. AT 11 AM HIGH-GRADE NURSERY STOCK On Behalf of W. A. L. COLE. Waimauku, and H. J. CLARK. Sunninghill Nurseries. W3DE RANGE OF FRUIT TREES. CITRUS. ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS. HEDGE PLANTS; FOLIAGE. BERRY AND FRUITING PLANTS. BOX PLANTS. POT PLANTS. FERNS. NATIVES. ETC.. FROM GOVERNMENT CERTIFIED NURSEaiES. Secure Yo-j» Plants at AUCTION PRICES! :2I ELECTORAL fj<o THE ELECTORS OF WAITEMATA. I SINCERELY THANK ALL THOSE WHO WORKED AND VOTED FOR MY ELECTION. ALTHOUGH MY SUPPORTERS WERE HANDICAPPED THROUGH THE LACK OF A PARTY MACHINE. THE RESULT IS VERY ENCOURAGING. I PAY A TRIBUTE TO MY MANY FRIENDS WHO WERE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE: THEY PARTICIPATED IN A HARD. CLEAN AND DIGNIFIED CAMPAIGN. AND I SHALL RETAIN PLEASANT MEMORIES OF THE CONTEST. W. B. DARLOW. x 22 PUBLIC NOT'ICES f puBLIC NOTICE THE PACKERS OF CHOYSA AND TEASPOON TEAS ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE ARRIVAL OF FRESH SUPPLIES OF BULK FROM OVERSEAS HAS ENDED THE RECENT UNFORTUNATE STOCK SHORTAGE. PACKING AND DISTRIBUTION TO THE RETAIL TRADE ARE PROCEEDING AT TOP PRESSURE AND USERS OF THESE POPULAR BRANDS SHOULD NOW EXPERIENCE NO DIFFICULTY IN SECURING THEIR FULL REQUIREMENTS. X 23 JJAROLD SCHMIDT, SON AND DAUGHTER Registered Opticians, Assayers and Chemists. One and Only Address: 187, UPPER SYMONDS STREET. TFS GARAGES AND~SERVICE STATIONS FOR Expert Ignition. Generator. Starter end Battery Repairs and Service.—Watson. Steele and Cianley. Ltd.. 109. Hobson St. Ph. 49-023. TS ELECT RQ PLAT ERS~ AUCKLAND Electroplating Co.. Ltd., 351, Queen St.. est. 1889—Silver, Chromium, Bronze; our work carries our guarantee.—Phone 42-618. L SHARES AND DEBENTURES' p J. GREEN. SHAREBROKER. YORKSHIRE HOUSE, SHORTLAND STREET. Phone 42-499. E THE CHRISTIAN AND THE COMING OI CHRIST.'' Hear MR. K. YOLLAND SUNDAY AT 3 PM. CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL S*zxe» Scriptural and Practical. ui