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! AMLiMKMKMS PINAL TWO DAYS! LON CHANEY The Screen's Master Character Creator, in "THE MUMMY'S TOMB" "THE MUMMY'S TOMB" New Thrills! New Terror! Recommended by Censor for Adults — Definitely Unsuitable for Children. Also. GEORGE MURPHY — ANNE SHIRLEY and Freddie Martin and His Orchestra, in ■ "The MAYOR of 44th STREET" Approved lor Universal Exhiblticn. I' MAJESTIC A FULLER THEATRE. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. TO 7.15 P.M. EVENING SESSION 7.45 P.M. FRIDAY — NEXT! TWO BIG VTTRACTION3! Paramount Pictures Present VERONICA LAKE - ROBERT PRESTON With Sensational Discovery Alan Ladd in "THIS GUN FOR HIRE" Also. Republic Pictures Present DENNIS O'KEEFE — RUTH TERRY and GLORIA DICKSON in " AFFAIRS OF JIMMY VALENTINE" Both Recommended by Censor lor Adults. Box Plans at Theatre — Phone 43-210. 1 BERKELEY! Z - This Evening at Eight o'clock. Return Season —By Special Request! Jeanette Macdonald. Allan Jones in "THE FIREFLY" M.G.M.'s Exquisite and Spectacular Operetta! Truly Magnificent!! Approved for Universal Exhibition. ' Cinesound Review, etc. I UAjrllULi I At 7.45 To-night For One Performance Only. 6d — GUEST NIGHT — 6d Cesar Romero, Virginia Gilmore in " TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME " A really outstanding comedy music drama. Also Jane Wyman. Dick Foran in " PRIVATE DETECTIVE " Fast and thrilling murder mystery. Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. mi astor Hiiz^sr.^= To-night at 8 :: Variety Session. 7.30 Virginia Gilmore, George Montgomery In •■ JENNIE '* ■ Chester Morris, Anita Louise in " WAGONS WESTWARD " Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS, 6d : CIRCLE, 9d "DT7 , TT I T?T TTQQ - ST - helier-s — Jtr'HilliKLJl.bb Phone 17 _600 To-night at 8 p.m. James Stephenson and Geraldine Fitzgerald in '• SHINING VICTORY." (Unsuitable for children) Also specially selected supporting programme. CABARET ||!|||| METROPOLE |||||||| WHERE THEY DO DANCE ADMISSION: 1/6 and 3/. PHONE—42-330 AND RESERVE A CUBICLE, BOOTH OR TABLE. ALFRED FENN. Director. OUTDOOR SPORTS AUCKLAND PROVINCIAL RELAY CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 27. 2 P.M. • i SARAWIA PARK, Newmarket Spectacular Relay Racing OVER ALL DISTANCES. TEAMS IN FIELD EVENTS. CLUBS OF THE PROVINCE COMPETE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP HONOURS. Admission 1/. Children 6d. (N. 3. Amateur Athletic Assn. Auckland Centre.) W. J. HINDMAN. 26 Hon. Secretary. GRAFTON RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. The Gymnasium will be Open for Training from TO-MORROW. March 25. W. FRASER. 24 Hon. Secretary. PONSONBY UNITED RUGBY LEAGUE. All Grades will Practise at CARLAW PARK Every TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENING at 5 p.m., and also on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. 24 TENDERS AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. FOR SALE BY TENDER. Tenders will be received at the Office of the undersigned up to 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY. March 31, 1943. for the purchase of 1 HORSE HAY MOWER. 1 HORSE-DRAWN LAWNMOWER. MISCELLANEOUS PARTS OF MOWER. 2 SHORT-SHAFT TROTTING SULKY. The above may be inspected at Alexandra Park. Green Lane.Road. Epsom, on contacting the Caretaker. K. J. GLOVER. Assistant-Secretary. ' Box 381. C.P.0.. Auckland. C.l. :24

THE APPLE SEASON IS HERE AGAIN ! ... And with it comes the Retailer's problems, shortage of paper bags and transport difficulties. THE CARRIER BAG IS THE ANSWER j CUSTOMERS CARRY TO THEIR HOMES! Available in two handy sizes — holding 101b and 201b respectively — these Carrier Bags are made of stout brown paper, reinforced top and bottom, with strong, convenient string grip. The Carrier Bag will obviate the necessity for=, the Retailer to supply paper bags to his customers for apple sales, and this spells ECONOMY . . . also, his empty cases can be sold to the N.Z. Fruit Growers' Federation, thus assisting our National Effort to conserve case timber. These CARRIER BAGS are available to Retailers on condition they are sold to the public at 4d for large size and 3d for small size. Supplies are at present restricted, and meanwhile orders are limited to two bags per bushel turnover, the Retailer's wholesale merchant certifying to anticipated turnover during month of March, April or May. Two or three months' supply can be ordered now, if desired. Sales will be made in bale lots only, the 101b size coming in bales of 600 each, while the larger size is 400 to the bale, and prices are £7 10/ and £6 13/4 respectively, cash with order. RETAILERS IN AUCKLAND PROVINCE SHOULD ORDER AS UNDER: Branch Manager, Internal Marketing Division, P.O. Box 1293, Auckland.