pROXYj LA ST NIGKT f ROXY I 2 - BIG FEATURES — 2 "THE SPOILERS" No. 2-BASIL RATHBONE - NIGEL BRUCE in Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" . Both Rercmmended by Censor for Adults. COMMENCING TO-MORR~OW (WEDNESDAY) ROXY AVON Terrifying! Weird! Chilling! Titans of Terror Clashing in Mortal Combat! "FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN" With BETA LUGOSI — LON CHANEY Recommended by Cenror for Adults and Most Unsuitable for Children. No. 2 — STAR FEATURE — No. 2 SHE-SERPENT IN THE GARDEN OF LOVE j VTEIED _ WILD — DANGEROUS "COBRA WOMAN" "COBRA WOMAN" In Exotic Technicolour With MARIA MONTEZ — JON HALL and. SABU. Recommended by Censor for Adult*. — I
AVON SPECIAL! Corner ol FINALLY TO-NIGHT Great North Rd. A , 73 n & F °-" or - by " d - Phone 27-077 ALICE FAYE — PHIL BAKER CARMEN MIRANDA in ihe All-Colour "The Girls He Left Behind" Approved fer Universal Exhibition. JAMES MASON. CARLA LEHMAN "Candlelight In Algeria" | Rerommendca bv center ic.r Adults & THE AMAZING. NERVE-SHATTERING "BELSEN HORROR CAMP" l Recommended by censor lor Adults and i Unsuitable lor Children. CJT A HTTP DEVONPORT. Phone 70-101 OX-ti-lili To-night & Wed. at 7.30 Damn the Torpedoes! Full Steam Ahead! Action is the keynote of every thrilling moment! RAYMOND MASSEY — HUMPHREY BOGART * 'Action in the North Atlantic' Qm A T , !? ONEHUNGA. Phone 51-344 OliilU To-nisht & Wed. at 7.45 CHAS. STARRETT — RUSSELL HAYDEN * 'DOWN RIO GRANDE WAY' & LEE BOWMAN — JEAN ARTHUR t "THE IMPATIENT YEARS'J -r>-pf\Tr" , T7>QO DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-433 To . nlght & wed. at 7.45 DIANA BARRYMORE — BRIAN DONLEVY t "NIGHTMARE" <fc GEORGE RAFT — PAT O'BRIEN t "BROADWAY"
PTTP AT FON3ONBY RD. Ph. 26-940 XiJljVjriilj ro-night. Wed. & Thurs.. 7.45 " CHA3 BCYER — BARBARA STANWYCK j + "FLESH AND FANTASY" : & LEON ERROL — HARRIET HILLIARD | • "GALS, INCORPORATED" |. A TATJiT ■pTJT RICHMOND AV. Ph. 27-235 £\.UShljrni. To . nlght & wed. at 7.30- " MARLENE DIETRICH — JOHN WAYNE t "PITTSBURG" & ROBERT PAIGE — HARRIET HILLIARD "HI, BUDDY" > t Denotes Recommended by Censor for Adults.
* Demotes Approved for Universal Exhibition. MEETINGS : LEAGUE OF WOMENFOLK OP THE OVERSEAS FORCES. , , A Special Bring and Buy Meeting will be : held in Fabian Rooms at 3, Queen Street, on WEDNESDAY, 25th. at 2 p.m. Speaker, Mrs. Wells. Musical programme. Members P lsa ;>e bring friends.—H. I>:acKay, Sec. 24 . MOUNT ROSRILL RESIDENTS AND RATE- : PAYEES' ASSOCIATION. POSTPONEMENT OP MEETING. : The Meeting called for Thursday, July 26. to . discuss the Ward System and formation of a borough has b:en POSTPONED ,until TJESDAY, | July 31. 1845. Meeting place Dominion Road School, 7.45 p.m.—A. E. Copeland, Hon. Sec. 25 ( N.Z. HOMESERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATION ' TAKAPUNA SUB-BRANCH (Inc.). , • Monthly Meeting will be held in R.S.A. ROOMS, , Takapuna, JULY 27, 7.45 p.m. | Business—Election of officers: general; a talk on aims and objects of the association. I ( 24 R. B. FRASER, Hon. Sec. PENSIONERS , ASSOCIATION—Business Meeting, Wednesday Next, 2 p.m., Druids' Hall, Newton. Speaker, Mr. Hall, of Christchurch Pensioners' Assn. (Reminiscence of the Depression). You ana ] Your Pension- What Are You Doing to Help Yourself? Come. Listen.—T. H. Megann, Organiser. 24 2nd N.Z.E.F. ASSOCIATION (Inc.). ■ AUCKLAND BRANCH. ! . The Quarterly Meeting will be held in the I Club Rooms. Second Floor, Queen's Arcade, on : TUESDAY. JULY 24. at 7.30 p.m. ' (Signed) G. E. PLANE, 34 Branch Secretary. " j_ rKMUKKS AUCKLAND MENTAL HOSPITAL. ' OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL—BRICK ' CONSTRUCTION. Tender closing with the Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, -at 4 p.m. on 7th August, 1945, are invited for the above. Particulars from Public Works, Department, Auckland. 24 PRICE wanted for erecting Concrete Block Chimney.—Ring 19-810. 24 ! PROFESSIONAL SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALISTS THE NEW RAY CLINIC. Ground Floor Yorkshire .House, 31, Shortland St. Principal: J. M. GEORGE, S.R.N. British, American and Continental Modern Scientific Methods. PHONE 44-173. D GILES & GILES, Chiropractors, Palmer Graduates. Members N.Z.C.A., Dilworth Building, Customs Street. 45-525. MS
WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD SILVERSTREAM HOSPITAL NURSING AIDES The Wellington Hospital Board, having received the permission of ) the Nurses' and Mirlwives' Registration Board to establish a TRAILING SCHOOL FOR AIDES, invites applications from the following groups. A Girls who desire to take up Nursing as a career for training at the above-mentioned Training School for Nursing Aides. j B. Voluntary Aides who have already done all or part of 6000 hours' | duty in a general hospital. || C. Voluntary Aides at present doing duty in a general hospital. D. Pupil Nurses who have done two years' training in a general hospital and who have passed the Nursing Section of the State Preliminary Examination. E. State Registered Nursing Aides. The period of training for those with no previous experience is two years, and may be commenced at 17 yeaxs of age. The first six months will be largely devoted to domestic science, and thereafter domestic and elementary nursing duties of a practical nature. In addition to doctors , lectures, tuition in nursing technique, ' nutrition and domestic duties will be given throughout the course of "training by fully qualified Tutor Sisters and Dietitians. • . Applicants who have already done 6000 hours' duty in a, general hospital will be able to sit for the first State Nursing Aides' Examination held after their appointment. Those who are at present doing duty in a general hospital will be given credit for the period of duty already performed. Pupil Nurses with two years training In a general hospital, and who have passed the Nursing Section of the State Preliminary Examination, will be granted a Concession of one year towards the period of training for a. Nursing Aide. Registered Aides, who desire to proceed to take their general training will be granted a'concession of one year towards the three years and three months training required of General Nurses. ' Per Annum Salary: Aides in training .. Ist year .... £66 10/ 2nd year .... £76 10/ I Registered Aides .. Ist year £11610/ 2nd year £126 10/ With Free Board, Residence and Laundry. The "Usual Uniforms and Overalls are also provided. ISilverstream Hospital is situated In delightful country surroundings, and offers time handy to Wellington by train and bus. Applications should be made to the Matron-in-Chlef, Wellington Hospital, stating age and particulars of experience, if any. Copies of two recent testimonials should be forwarded, one of which, in the case of registered and trained applicants, should be from the Matron of the School In which the applicant did her training. Intending applicants and parents may Interview the Matron-in-Chief at the Wellington Hospital. J, B. I. COOK, SECRETARY.
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