AMUSEMENT? HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS. DAILY: 11 — 2 — 5 — 8. Columbia Pictures Present GEORGE FORMBY In a Tidal Wave ol Mirth to Flood Your Blues! "BELL-BOTTOM GEORGE" ' Plans at Theatre and Begg's. Queen Street. CENTURY |||§fQueen Street — Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. Air Conditioned — Deaf Aids. — STARTING FRIDAY — Matchless, Blood-stirring — ENTERTAINMENT — Charles Chauvel. Producer of "40 Thousand Horsemen," brings the Epic Heroism of Tobruk to the screen in a blaze of undying glory. RKO-Radio Present "THE RATS OF TOBRUK" "THE RATS OF TOBRUK" "THE RATS OF TOBRUK" Alive with Action — Courage — Romance — Comedy WITH A PERFECT CAST. GRANT TAYLOR — CHIPS RAFFERTY Featuring the Famous Comedian George Wallace As the Barber of Tobruk A TRIBUTE WORTHY OF THE MEN OF TOBRUK —TO WHOM IT IS PAID. Both Approved lor Universal Exhibition. f~V I C~T 0 R~Y~; OREEN.LANE. Phone 16-647 j To-night, Wednesday and Thursday at 8. Music! Glamour! Comedy! One o< the most Heart-warming and Soul-stirring Stories to come out ot Hollywood in a long time! Gloria Warren The 15-year-old Songbird of the South. WALTER HUSTON — KAY FRANCIS BORF.AII MINNE7ITCH and HIS RASCALS, In Dorothy Bennett's "ALWAYS IN MY HEART" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Hill CRYSTAL PALACE 111 ! MOUNT EDEN. Phone 60-573 | Hill FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7,45 j United by Danger! And Love. A Fighting, Flying Yank and a brave Russian Girl in the world's most daring escape. GEORGE MONTGOMERY — ANNABELLA "BOMBERS' MOON" Recommended by Censor for Adults. WM. BENDIX — GRACE BRADLEY "TAXI, MISTER" Approved for Universal Exhibition. W* RIA LT O |i|l ! j NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809 FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 7,45 The Most Controversial Film of Our Time! WALTER GREENWOOD'S Forthright Exposure that amazed and shocked the world. DEBORAH KERR — CLIFFORD EVANS In the film everyone should see. 'LOVE ON THE DOLE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. | TvTTi T TTYT? MT - ALBERT. Phone 36-204 JJJCj IjU-A-JCj Finally To-night at 7.45 James Cagney, "JOHNNY COME LATELY." Preston Foster, "BERMUDA MYSTERY" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. AUCTION'S HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNISHINGS. J GEORGE WALKER, LTD., AT THE DE LUXE ROOMS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 11 A.M.. THE SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS, CARPETS, ETC. AT 12 NOON. GILFILLAN A.C. WHITE ENAMEL HOUSEHOLD | REFRIGERATOR (good order). ! SERVEL D.C. CREAM ENAMEL HOUSEHOLD I REFRIGERATOR. j AND AT 1 P.M.: I MAGNIFICENT SOLID WALNUT CIRCLE- ! FRONT COCKTAIL BAR. fitted with ceiling light. and mirrored walls (cost £200 recently at auction); also Superior Cutglass Crystal, comprising ! Decanters, Wines. Noggins, Water Set, Salad Bowl etc.; OLD ENGLISH OAK 17th CENTURY BRASS DIAL GRANDFATHER CLOCK (a genuine antique), 2 WALNUT FRAMED IMPORTED UPHOLSTERED SETTEES in Choice Rose Tapestry. William and Mary Design; MODERN LEADLIGHTED WALNUT CHINA CABINET (choice design), DIVAN SET. comprising 2 Lounges with Sponge Rubber and Hairlock Spring Cushions and Backs, cost £90; MAHOGANY BALL AND CLAW LEGGED DINING TABLE, cost £48 10/. Catalogue includes: OAK DINING ROOM SUITE, comprising Buffet Board, Draw-leaf Extension Dining Table and 4 Padded Back Chairs (valuable and cl-.oice design), MODERN 3-PIECE TAPESTRY SUITE with loose henna cushions. LATEST 7DRAWER 66 SINGER DROPHEAD SEWING MACHINE. 47-PIECE CANTEEN OF SHEFFIELD MAKE CUTLERY. E.P. Ware. Glassware. Chromium Plated Standard El. Lamp, Cane Back Occ. Chair. TAPESTRY BACK HALL SEAT, Mahogany Easy Chair, 2 Walnut Hide Uph. Chairs. CHERRYWOOD CARVED CCC. TABLE AND ARMCHAIR. 3-piece Heavy Plated Coffee Service with Heavy Plated Salver. E.P. Rosebowl on Stand. SUN PORCH CANE SUITE, comprising 2 Chairs with Cushions, and Table; HOSTESS BED SETTEEwith 2 Cosy Chrom. Plated Easy Chairs. MAHOGANY 2-LEAF EXTENSION DINING TA3LE. Leather Top Library Table. 4 E.P. Coffee and Tea Service, 8-piece BLACK OAK DINING SUITE, 2 Leicester Linen Printed Easy Divan Chairs 2 3-piece Chesterfield Lounge Suites in Genoa Velvet, Sheraton Wardrobe and Sheraton Inlaid Dressing Table. CLEAR POLISHES MODERN BEDROOM SUITE, comprising Robe, Reflex Mirrored Dressing Table. Gent's Fitted Lowboy and Full Panelled Bedstead, with Wire Wove and Kapok Mattress; TWIN OAK BEDROOM suite, comprising Robe, Reflex Mirrored Chest and Twin Panelled 3ft Bedsteads with Wire Woves and Kapok Mattresses; Duck Egg Blue Bedroom Suite, comprising Tallboy, Dressing Table and Comb. Bedstead, with Book Shelves; O.R. Comb. Robe, Chests. Old Mahogany Chest Drawers, 2 KITCHENETTE SETS, comprising Table and Chairs, colours green and red. cream and red: Crockery, Glassware, Teapot, Cutlery, Carpet SweepT Iron Board. Stools, Fold Chairs. Deck Chair Card Table, Tennis Racquets, Jardinieres, Flower Basket, Set Bowling Bowls and Leather Bag En. Billies, Child's Flay Pen, and Child's Tricycle, and Hosts of General Sundries. AT 1 P.M. VERY VALUABLE NATURAL GREY RUSSIAN SQUIRREL COAT. ' AND AT 2.30 P.M.. CARPETS RUGS CARPETS Axminster. Wilton. Body. 33 1-3 YARDS (approx.) BODY CARPETING. CARPETS, 13.6 x 11.3. 15 x 11.3. 13.6 x 11.3, 9 x 12, 8.10 X 6. Also. 2 HAND-MADE CHINESE AXMINSTER RUGS. Note: This Select Catalogue on view now. LEONARD COAKLEY, T. A. GOULDING. Auctioneers. COMMON, SIIELTON & COMPANY, LTD., GISBORNE. CATTLE FAIR, MATAWHERO SALEYARDS, TUESDAY, APRIL 17. SPECIAL ENTRIES. Account Messrs. Hutchinson 8r05.—350 2',2-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD STEERS. 375 3',2-YEAE-OLD HEREFORD STEERS, 100 4! 2 -YEAR-OLD BULLOCKS. Account Mr. V. C. R. Mitford, Wharekopae — 150 2','2-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD STEERS. Account Mr. Wm. Turnbull, Ngatapa.—Bo 2Y2-YEAR-OLD P.A. AND HEREFORD STEERS. Account Mr. A. C. Bellerby, Wharekopae.—7o 2',2-YEAR-OLD HEREFORD STEERS. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The above entries comprise all well-bred and good quality cattle in excellent condition : - 3 THE AUCKLAND WOOLBROKEKS' ASSOCIATION. FINAL WOOL APPRAISAL. Growers are advised that the Final Auckland Wool Appraisement for this saason will commence on APRIL 29. All wool for appraisal should be consigned to ' Auckland without delay so that It will arrive, If possible, one week before the appraisal. Restrictions on the transport of wool by rail have been lifted to enable growers to send their wool forward. Growers are requested to forward specifications by first mail. CONSIGN YOUR WOOL IMMEDIATELY. :21 J. E. CONNOR, Secretary. TURNERS & GROWERS, LTD. AUCTIONS COMMENCE: 8 A.M.—FRESH VEGETABLES (Dally). FRESH FRUIT (Dally). 9 A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS (Tuesday and Friday). 10 A.M.—FRESH CUT FLOWERS (Monday and Thursday). 10 A.M.—POULTRY (Tuesday and Friday). LARGEST SALES IN NEW ZEALAND. :12 WANTED KNOWN' BONKORA, valuable treatment for surplus fat.— Obtainable E. Smith. Chemist. Karangahnpe Road. Product 01 Bonkora Co.. tit Australia, Ltd., 162. Castleieagh Street, Sydney. W
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 85, 11 April 1945, Page 10
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