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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 40, 17 February 1943, Page 6

AMCMKM'- .V l> ROSALIND RUSSELL FRED MacMURRAY in Paramount Pictures' Contribution to Gtlstr. "TAKE A LETTER, "TAKE A LETTER, Darling " Darling " With ROBERT BENCEWtY. MACDONALD CAREY, CECIL KELLAWAY. CONSTANCE MOORE, THRICE DAILY, 11—2—3, AT THI —EMBASSY— J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Recommended by Censor for Adultj. , Plans at Theatre. Phone 32-660. Direction: Kerridge Theatres (throughout N. 2.) I STATE | ESS [ STATEI Nightly at 7.30. A Programme of Thrills. Charm and Beautj... Rich in Entertainment Value. No.l — A Drama of Breath-taking Realism and Dynamic Fury. "A YANK IN THE R.A.F." "A YANK IN THE R.A.F." With Tyrone Power — Betty Grable Highlights from the Battle of Dunkirk — Authentic Aerial Battles over Germany, Franc# and England. No. 2— First Suburban Screening of M.G.M.'s Masterpiece of Laughs and Heart-throbs. Shirley Temple " KATHLEEN" " KATHLEEN" And what a Cast: HERBERT MARSHALL. LARAINE DAY, GAIL PATRICK. Shirley is now twelve and terrific, and so is the picture. Hear her sing "Around the Corner" and "It's a Thrill." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Direction: Kerridge Theatres ("hrouchout N.Z.) 130 ~ VOGUE 7Ja Auckland's Popular Modern Intimate Tfceaa*. Karangahape Road. Phone 43-003. Have a Good Laugh with GEORGE FORMBY In "It's Turned Out Nice Again" "It's Turned Out Nice Again" A Rib-tickling, Side-splitting Riot of Fa«t Formby Fun. Also, the Screen's Dramatic Triumph of all time, GEORGE BRENT — BETTE DAVIS MIRIAM HOPKINS — DONALD CRISP In " THE OLD MAID " " THE OLD MAID " No man would marry her if he knew. Powerful Drama. Unfathomcd depths ol a love-starrtd heart laid bare. THE ULTIMATE IN DRAMATIC ART. THE EXTREME IN GOOD FUN, Both Recommended by. Censor lor Adults.

CABARET Willi METROPOLE|H IN QUEEN STREET. DANCE TO-NIGHT! "In Wintry Conditions" With " N.Z.'s Peppiest Dance Band"' 1/6 LADIES. ::: GENTLEMEN 2/. Reserves Phone 42-330. — FOR COMFORT AND REAL ENJOYMENT — — METROPOLE — OPENS EVERY NIGHT. PUBLIC NOTICES THE AUCKLAND CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. -Notice is hereby given that an APPROPRIATION MEETING will be' held at the Society * Omce. comer of Wellesley Street West and Altert Street. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1943. at 7.15 p.m., when Appropriations as under win be allotted: — BALLOTS of £800 EACH.—In Groups 61. 62. M. 70. 72. 76. BALLOT OF £600—In Group 106. SALES OF £400 EACH—In Groups 40, 56. 59. . SALES OF £800 EACH—In Groups 66, oil M. 71. 75. SALE OF £600 —In Group 102. TOTAL, £11.200. NOTE.—Share Registers for all the above Groups must be Closed, at 5 p.m. on MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22, which, under Rule So, is tne LAST DAY Oil which Shareholders can make their Shares " Financial." Shareholders will assist w making their payments early in the montn. P.O. Bbx 578. Phone 41-163. THE AUCKLAND CO-OPEEATIYE TERMINATING [ BUILDING SOCIETY. j it v. WILLIAMSON. Secretary. AUCKLAND DISTRICT LAMUBEBS' AND BELATED TRADES INDLsTBIAL UNION OF WOBKEBS. NOMINATIONS. Nominations are hereby called for the following of the Union:— PRESIDENT. SECRETARY-TREASURER-VICE-PRESIDENT. ORGANISER. Nominations are also called lor area executiT* members as follows:— AUCKLAND URBAN AREA .. 2 requiredWATKATO AREA 1 required. WATTOMO AREA 1 required. NORTH AUCKLAND AREA .. 1 required. Nominations are to be in the h *??4°j f r»AV- e Secretary not later tnan 5 p.m., on SATUKuax, MARCH 13. 1943. £. F. BRADLEY. 17 Secretary. REW AR D — —R EWA BD. For the duration of the war, the_ Automobile Association will pay a reward of £5 to anycns furnishing information that leads to the conviction of any person or persons interfering with o* damaging the Road Signs erected by tne Association. GEO. W. HUTCHISON. A _ :20 Secretary. A. J. PARK A N D S O S. PATENT AND TRADE. MARK ATTORNEYS. , National Bans Building. Shortland S«ree«. F. H. HAY (FeL Inc. Inst- P.A.). Reg. Patent Attorney. Managing Partner. INFORMATION BOOS FRSS ON APPLICATION. ZL a DECEASED ESTATES

PUBLIC TRCST OFFICE. NOTICE TO C?.EDIT£)RS. Notice Is hereby given that others having claims against the Zindermentioneo estates are required to lodge such clams at u» Public Trust Office at Auckland on or before to20th day of March, 1943. Any claim not lodiso by the date named is liable to exclusion, tm claims must show lull details, and must be cert— as follows: — "I hereby certify that the amount of "g claim was due and owing at the da.e ot deof the deceased." ESTATES. ANDERSON, George, late of Auckland. Retired Engineer, died 10/2.'13. BLUNT, Frank, late of St. Helier's. Carpenter, died 6/2/43. CHITTENDEN. Ellen Harold, late of St. Severs. Married Woman, died 17,1 43CBOY (Junr.), Edward, late of Auckland, formerly Labourer but latterly a Memser cf died 17/1.43. DENT. John, late of Birkdale. Auckland. Farmer. died 20.1/43. _ . HARRISON, George NewalL late of PuSeteMformerly Civil Servant, but latterly a Men fcer cf R.N.Z.A.F.. died 5/13/42JACKSON, Hugh, late of Hamilton. Retina Farmer, died 29.1. 43. LYNCH. Raymond James. late of Wh2Wg«; formerly Salesman, but la-terly a ii-mt. of cied 25 3. 42. HAS, Louise Isabel. late of Auckland. Widow, died 6 1 43 - j MCDONALD. Roderick William, late of Aucklaacformerly Farmer, but latterly Aircraftman in the H N.Z A.r.. oied - - • PHILLIPS, Elizabeth Kitto. late of AuciJSS. Widow, died 15/1/43. A. S. FAIRS. . District Public Trustee for Accklanc. February IT. 1343. - PL-AXTS. FRUIT. PRODUCE FOB ANEMONES, Ranunculus, guaranteed, bri> liant blooms, best value obtainable. 3. S per luu.^ Marcen. Bcs 6. Takapuna- 1— BULBS, winter 2cwering. paper '*7 ltes „. creams. 5/ 100. c-r rail.—Broad. 11a. Market Rd- -P TOMATOES. . sauce, minimum 101 S. 2 „ s 'sefcS baskets.—Erightwell, Avondale Rd., as F.c.. Avondale.