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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 31, 6 February 1943, Page 10

t AMUSKMKXTS DAILY — 11 — 2 — 5 — 8 Plan at ,|| 111. M>d Begg's. Theatre I ; Oueen street. CENTURY Hlpr Queen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. — Deaf Aids — Air-Conditioned — ROARING — ROMANTIC — ROBUST ADVENTURE . With the Mightiness and Magnitude That Only the Screen Can Present. * Here Truly Are the Adventures of Ten Lifetimes. . . Riotously Lived By the . screen's Most Dashing Star. TYRONE POWER TYRONE POWER In the Top Favourite "Best Seller" Novel "SON OF FURY" " SON, OF FURY " (The Story of Benjamin Blake.) Featuring the Exotic GENE TIERNEY And Brilliant Co-starring Cast: GEORGE RODDY FRANCES Sanders McDowall Farmer JOHN CARRADINE - ELSA LANCHESTER — Selected Featurettes — " WEDDING IN BIKANER " (Beautiful Colour). " NECK AND NECK " (Colour Terrytoon Cartoon). LATE INTERNATIONAL NEWS. ' A 20th Century - Fox Special. Recommended by Censor for Adults. RESERVES ARE BETTER THAN REGRETS. AT NO EXTRA COST. "71 VICTORY \Z V | VICTORY _ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. — The Theatre Classique — Situated Corner Green Lane and Great South Roads. Phone 16-647. TO-NIGHT AT 8. It's Spy Fun — Sly Fun! The Boys at the Front Want Paulette Back . . . Because .... " THE LADY HAS PLANS " " THE LADY HAS PLANS " " THE LADY HAS PLANS " .... Important Plans, and they're written on her back ... Its the duty of every Secret Service Man. to get these plans, and do they love their work. With Paulette Goddard She may have secret plans on her back, but what the boys have on their minds is no secret. Ray Milland i He also has plans, but . . . we'll leave it at that. ROLAND YOUNG — CECIL KELLAWAY. Recommended by Censor for Adults. J CRYSTAL PALACE |. (| j MOUNT EDEN, Phone 60-573 I Jj' 'l|| • TO-NIGHT AT g |[|' Crowded With Countless Peaks of Screen Excitement. SABU — SABU IN RUDYARD KIPLING'S AU-Technicolour "JUNGLE BOOK" "JUNGLE BOOK" "JUNGLE BOOK" Approved for Universal Exhibition. "" NEW REGENT [^_ To-night at 7.45. Phone 60-142. JAMES CAGNEY — RITA HAYWORTH "STRAWBERRY BLONDE" LLOYD NOLAN — MARY BETH HUGHES "BLUE, WHITE & PERFECT" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. I DE LUXE TO-NIGHT at 745 I MOUNT ALBERT Phone 40-104 " " Bob -Hope — Zorina, in the All-Colour " LOUISIANA PURCHASE " Recommended by Censor for Adults. William (Hopalong Cassidy) Boyd, " TWILIGHT ON THE TRAIL.' Approved for Universal Exhibition. THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. A Cordial Invitation is extended to ths public to be present at the Ceremony of the Official Opening of the NEW HOSPITAL BLOCK AT GREEN LANE. EPSOM, By THE PRIME MINISTER OF NEW ZEALAND THE RIGHT HONOURABLE PETER FRASER. P.C. On SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13. AT 3 P.M. ALLAN J. MOODY, Chairman. NOTE: —Trams will be running in Green Lane on this occasion. , :12 PUBLIC NOTICES PRICE ORDERS—APPLES, APRICOTS AND POTATOES. The Price Tribunal has issued Price Orders, fixing maximum selling prices as follows: — APPLES: Wholesale, 13/6 a standard case; retail, 6d a pound. APRICOTS: Growers: 2d a pound when bought for dehydration or jam manufacture. 2Y2& for canning, 4d for other purposes. ' , , Wholesale: In Otago and Southland provincial districts, 8/ per 201b case, plus 4d for case; Canterbury, 8/6 p'er 201b case; Marlborough, Westland, Nelson, Wellington. Hawke's Bay and Taranaki, 9/6 per 201b case; Auckland, 10/6 per 201b case. _ - . Retail: Otago, Southland and Canterbury provincial districts, BV2 a pound; Auckland, lOlad a pound; elsewhere, 9',2d a pound. Copies of orders obtainable from Government Printer (Apples Id, Apricots 3d, plus postage); may be seen at offices of Price Tribunal Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin and District Inspectors of Factories. Retailers must keep a copy of Order or a statement of prices fixed thereby available for inspection by customers. PRICE ORDER'No. 116, AMENDMENT No. 2, POTATOES. This amendment increases size of square for measurement of undergrade potatoes to Hi inches. 6 TO ELECTORS. How. much longer will YOU submit to Government by Non-Elected Individuals and Boards? By a gradual process, the authority of the people, vested in Parliamentry representatives, is being transferred to non-elective individuals and boards. This means that the responsibility of the Member of Parliament to his electors is evaded. Members of Parliament ARE the servants of the people. Associations of electors, interested in the maintenance of the people's control by vote, are in process of formation. All electors, irrespective of political opinion, are invited to examine the views of these Associations. Write for particulars to— REAL DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT (R.D.MO Non-Party Political. * P.O. Box 1672, C.P.0., Auckland, 8 AIR TRAINING CORPS. 19TH SQUADRON. Cadets are hereby notified that Parades in future will be held at Squadron Headquarters, Lome Street (adjoining Lister Building) as under:— A. AND B. FLIGHTS: Every Tuesday, at 1845 hours. C. AND D. FLIGHTS: Every Monday at 1845 hours. "G. I. WILLIAMSON, Flight-Lieutenant, 6 Commanding Officer. BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Notice is hereby given, pursuant to the provisions of the Public Reserves, Domains and National Parks Act, 1928, that permission has been granted to the Onehunga Amateur Athletic Club to make a charge not exceeding ■1/ per head for admission to Waikaraka Park, Onehunga, on Saturday, February 13, 1943. R. V. D. HULL, 6 Acting Town Clerk. A. J. PARK A N D " S O N. PATENT AND TRADE MAWK ATTORNEYS. National Bank Building. Shortland Street. F. H. HAY (Fel. Inc. Inst.. P.A.). Reg. Patent Attorney. • Managing Partner. DEFORMATION BOOK FREE ON APPLICATION. WS REMOVAL NOTICE. BENNETT AND JACOBSEN. Solicitors. Have Removed to 2nd FLOOR, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDING, 12, O'Connoil Street, Auckland. 6