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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIII, Issue 114, 16 May 1942, Page 12

AMCSKMEXTB 'jiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiuiinniiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinuiinniinniiiiniiiiii^ 1 FOUR SESSIONS TO-DAY! 1 | AT 11 A.M. 2 P.M. 5 P.M. 8 P.M. |§ ! New Thrills . . . New Adventures ... P == In the Latest of the Exciting TARZAN = = Stories! §e | ST. JAMES' THEATRE J |t Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. g j§ Me tro-Gold wyn-Mayer's H | "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" | | "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" | i "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" § | "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" j : "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" J- — With — f JOHNNY WEISSMULLER As Tarzan ... = MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN -- As His White Goddess . . . JOHN SHEFFIELD -> As Terzan. Jun.. i: Associate Programme Includes: f' z t "COME BACK. MISS PHIPPS" (Our Gang). M = "ALLEY CATS"' (M.G.M. Cartoon). T Plans at the Theatre. Phone 32-920. g M Approved for Universal Exhibition. 2 'ill I 111 j; I lliilllililllllllllilllil I | Ii II Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11l j FOUR SESSIONS DAILY: | 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 o'Clock. I! GENERAL MacARTHUR || GENERAL MacARTHUR j j SEES Mi AND RECOMMENDS YOU NOT TO '|| MISS THE MOST TALKED OF FILM j|, IN AUCKLAND! ||j EIGHTH RECORD WEEK j| : THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF Ml PEOPLE IN AUCKLAND HAVE SEEN I THIS AMAZING FILM. WHICH IS THE ;i I TRUE LIFE STORY OF AMERICA'S PUBLIC HERO No. 1 IN THE LAST I , WAR. ALVIN C. YORK HAS ENLISTED j AGAIN IN THE PRESENT WAR AND I HAS TAKEN COVMAND OF THE BATI I TAI.ION OF MOUNTAINEER RIFLE--1[: MEN FROM KENTUCKY AND TENi NESSEE. I I 1 IT WILL BE THE T\LK OF THE KIDDIES IN THE SCHOOLS. SO DON'T j MISS THIS I.AST OPPORTUNITY OF I | SEEING WARNER BROTHERS' j' MASTERPIECE || I " SERGEANT YORK " ji "SERGEANT YORK" l|l " SERGEANT YORK " j 1 : " SERGEANT YORK " ||l The Cmiscicnlious Objcctor who thrilled : . the last generation with his exploits. |:| GARY COOPER CHOSEN BY AI.VIN YORK. i j WINS THE 1942 ACADEMY AWARD IN | THIS NEVER-TO-BE-FORGOTTEN j| FILM. j i Children Half-price at j | '| I All Sessions To-day | i', and Every Day Next j |J j Week! 1" ' | I s Associate Programme Includes— II Paramount News | j "Hiawatha's Rabbit Hunt" lj; (Tccim ice lour Cartoon.) Hi Reccmmcnded by Censor for Adults. |; if |jj 'J! J I I'IBI.K NOTICES THE AUCKLAND OAS COMPANY. LIMITED. P.O. Box 34. Auckland. COKE —Graded for all Purposes. "D.F." or FOUNDRY COKE. DISTAR No. 1 and No. 2. To British Standard Specifications. FOR ALL TAR-SEALING WORK. NAPHTHALENE— Sublimed. LIQUOR AMMONIA (Pure). Sp. G. TAR LAC (Black) Paint. ASHES—Screened and Coarse. PITCH (Hard and Soft). TAR. 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Second Class Return Fare. Auckland to Tironui 1 8. Proportionately cheap fares from other stopping stations. 3g TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT. 1931. Public notice is hereby given that the Auckland Transport Beard. as Metropolitan Licensing Authority for the Auckland Transport. District has received the undermentioned applications:— (a) TAXICAB SERVICE LICENSES (one cab authority each)— Public: Transfers—R. B Fvan to E. M. Hogan. J. H. Eempsey to E. H. Hoskin. H. V. H-mil»on and J. T. Twomey. Trustees in Estate of j. F. Hampton to J. D. stackpole R. Burns to H. J. Cottingham. K. T. Hogg to H. .1. Atchison. A. B. Clampitt to W. Murray D. E. Teed to J. A. Blyth. (b) PASSENGER SERVICE LICENSES (Race Licenses)— Transfer: 11. V. Hamilton to J. T Twomey. A Public Sitting of the Authority will be held in the Board Room of the Auckland Transport Board. 43. Customs Street West. Auckland, at 10 a.m. on MONDAY. May 25. 1942. for the purpose of receiving evidence and representations ln favour of or against the granting of the abovementioned applications. Any further information required may be obtained from the Secretary. Dated at Auckland this 15th day of May. 1942. C. R. GRIB3LE. Secretary. A- PARK AND SON. PATENT AND TRADE MARK ATTORNEYS. National Bank Buildings. Shortland Street. F. H. HAY (Fel. Inc. Inst.. P.A.). Reg. Patent Attorney. Managing Partner. INFORMATION BOOK FREE ON APPLICATION. WS SHAW SAVILL AND ALBION CO., LTD. CAPTAIN G. M. ROBERTSON WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANY MEMBER OP HIS CREW WITHOUT HIS WRITTEN ' AUTHORITY. A. S. PATERSON AND CO., LTD., Agents. SEDDON MEMORIAL TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ROLL OP HONOUR. The Parents-Teachers' Association earnestly appeals for full particulars concerning exstudents (day and evening) on service. Address to Roll Registrar. Box 24W, Auckland, or leave at College Office. s HENRY HUGHES. LTD.. 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