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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 54, 27 November 1929, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. Big Matinee TO-DAY at 2.15. Grand Opera House Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. THE THEATRE THAT WAS BUILT FOR SOUND. POSITIVELY LAST TWO NIGHTS OF “The World’s Boy Friend” BUDDY ROGERS, with his sweetheart — MARY BRlAN—and WALLACE BEERY IN PARAMOUNT’S ALL-TALKING LOVE EPIC ■22 GIVER OF ROMANCE" From Both Tarkington’s Famous Novel. ■> A story of Gallant Men I Bad Men ! Beautiful Ladies I Stirring Days ! Now it’s on the Screen—starting FRIDAY—PARAMOUNT’S GREATEST PICTURE “ABIE’S IRISH ROSE” a z - A - ■ tllißS ■ t\U .—A v. # J - ;• '(Y'V'® s * : ■ rX xSKw-'tk • As A story of human beings separated by age-old —barriers of tradition and belief.— JT* A PARAMOUNT MASTER PICTURE. BOX PLANS Now Open at BRISTOL and BERKELEY, and, GRAND OPERA HOUSE ’Phone 28—106.

WELLINGTON IS SPEEDILY GROWING NORTHWARDS TOWARDS. THE ’ CENTRAL HUTT GARDEN:., SUBURB, . - IDEAL HOME SITES NOW AVAILABLE NEXT TO RAILWAY AND BUS ROUTE. 60 SECTIONS FROM £7O UPWARDS ■J P .SECTIONS arc at Haywards, opposite the Railway Station, and 45 are. nt J-V lower Stokes Valley, alongside Main Hutt Road. Healthful and pieturesque surroundings—just the place to enjoy life and to raise husky children. Prices are exceedingly low—but the values are wonderful. The Hutt \ alley will be a big city in the future—get in early and buy while prices are low. ALSO OFFERED:— 7 FARMS, 40 TO 50 ACRES, at £lO Per Acre. Let us show you the Central Hutt Sections—you’ll see their advantages for yourself. Plans and particulars from— HUTT VALLEY DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD., 105 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. E. PALLISER & CO., The “Dominion” Building, AND LEADING LAND AGENTS. . '■ . ' 'v\. *’ ’■ ■ ’

We are exhibiting at the ROSE SHOW TOWN HALL Making a display of indoor KENTIA PALMS FLOWERING POT PLANTS Also CARNATIONS. CHRYSANTHEMUMS. DAHLIAS Our Mr. Parker will be in attendance. J. N. ANDERSON & SON, Ltd. FLORISTS AND NURSERYMEN - - NAPIER

LIVE STOCK FOB SALE. POWS —3 Good Young Cows, in milk. kJ Apply N 589, c/o “Dominion.” JpOR Sale, Hereford Bulls, Tamworth -L and Large White Boars; ready for service. J. J. Bryce, Cunningham Rural Delivery, Feilding. Phone 14K Kimbolton. DAKM Angora Rabbits for a good liv-, •L ing, congenial work; one person can managb 500 on 5 acres for everything, and will net £4OO a year. Highest imported pedigree stock at Hereford St. Hutches, Palmerston Nth. Prices reasonable. Inspection invited. SPECIAL VALUES. SILVERSTONE’S Auction Mart, Wool-k-5 worth Buildings, Cuba Street, for Furniture, Carpets, Chesterfield Suites, at genuine half-price. TYUSTIN’S “Buttermaid” Cake; wonU derful value. Fruit, Is. lb.; Iced Fruit, lOd. lb. ’DARRACLOUGH’S MAGIC* NERJL> VINE for toothache. Keep it by you to get instant relief. Is. 6d. everywhere. ■ rpENNIS Racquets, Restringing our Speciality; patronised by Borotra, Brugnon, Boussus. Watson’s. 31 Hunter Street. Wellington.

HOTELS, TOURIST & HEALTH RESORTS

AUCKLAND HOTEL STONEHURST.—OnIy “UNLICENSED” Hotel de Luxe. 15/- (Two or more days, 14/-) day; 84/- week. “Special” rooms (h. and c. water), 16/-. or 98/-.

BELL BUS WELLINGTON SIGHT-SEEING TOURS No. 1 Tour.—2B Miles. Leave 10 a.m. daily, return 12.30 p.m. No. 2 Tour.—3o miles. Leave 2 p.m. daily, return 5 p.m. No. 3 Tour.— 60 Miles. Leave 2 p.m., return 5.30 p.m., Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. All Buses leave Government Buildings and pick up passengers en route by arrangement. Fares (all trips), 5/-. Dial 45—555 for Seats.

CAPE KIDNAPPERS MERRIWEE GUEST HOUSE, Te Awanga, Hastings. First-class accommodation for paying guests. Tennis, golf, sea bathing, boating, etc. Fifteen minutes’ drive from Havelock North Colleges. Excellent climate all year round. Recommended by doctors. Write for illustrated pamphlets.—MßS. ,G. E. .WILLIAMS, Proprietress