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AMUSEMENTS. POSITIVELY LAST TWO DAYS! 11 TREMENDOUS CONTINUED SUCCESS. — mra- ■mum DE LUXE THEATRE N °"a ROWING Attraction! FRANKENSTEIN sioAN ’ BOX PLANS ATBMSTOLA'NP THEATRE. TeTSxe'theatre COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. 330 - TWICE DAILY 8 I'-"’-He Dared Not Speak WHO WAS THE iXv SILENT WITNESS ? WWM V—did murder end the vMW Ma’X ■> hectic life of this gorgeous blonde? -W: WHY— did her young lover’s Wj> FB I f a th cr f or bid him to talk? WHY— did the boy consent to hide what he knew? '■ fl| witness/?--! ,(Wi mack With an a 11-British Cast yrfASwJ featuring Herbert mundin; jO® Lionel Atwill ,' MB Mil Distinguished Eng- kSS|s|||| lish actor, • famed WfiOsy nljiflS on both sides of the Atlantic. A FOX pictuke ’ BOX PLANS at Bristol and Theatre Phone: 53—080

MEETINGS. N.Z. HOWARD LEAGUE FOR PENAL REFORM. ANNUAL DOMINION CONFERENCE. A PUBLIC MEETING in connection -with the Dominion Conference o£ the Howard League lor Penal Reform will be held in Room 11 (first floor), at the Dominion Farmers’ Institute Building, Featherston Street, at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, NEXT, April 14 Speakers: ’Miss B. E. Baughan, 8.A., and Messrs. It. M. Laing and C. R. N. Mackie, visiting delegates. ■ All interested in Prison. Reform are cordially invited. Collection to defray expanses.' . ROMEN'S BORSTAL ASSOCIATION The Annual Meeting of'the above Society will be held in the Conference Hall of the Dominion Fanners’ Institute, on THURSDAY, APRIL 14, at 8 p.m. Chairman: Hon. Sir James Allen, G.C.M.G., K.C.B. . All interested cordially invited. M. F. TAIT, Hon. Treasurer. RAILWAY notices. MASTERTON RACES. AT OPAKI—APRIL 15 and 16. 1932. SPECIALLY reduced fares from Wcl-lingtoh-Woodville and intermediate stations. Return fare to the Racecourse From Wellington, 8/2 (Ist). 5/9 (2nd). Train leaves Wellington 7.50 a.m., arrive racecourse 11.30 a.m. Return train to Wellington leaves Racecourse 5.20 p.m., and arrives Wellington 9.44 p.m. . Sec handbill or inquire stations for particulars. „ • , Travel by train—l 39 miles for b/t>. MEDICAL AND TOILET. TOILET Requisites, Surgical ' AppliJ- nnces and Photographic Goods. Furneaux, Prescription Chemist, 51 Kent Terrace. nruiussEs, abdominal belts, J- ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, and all Surgical Appliances. F. Moring, 174 Adelaide Road (opp. John St. stop). All kinds of trusses fitted from stock or made to order. Tel. 24—106. WANTED TO SELL. TPNJOY them while Tramping— SMITH’S POTATO CRISPS. ’ FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE.. -IVT ADAME FOLEY AND CO.. Victoria ill Hall. 160 Adelaide Road. Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’. Children’s, and Gents.’ Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Bvcning Suits. Tel. 24—154. INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant and Wanted 1 Amusements ■ ■ - Auctions 16 Business Notices 2-8 Businesses For Sale !’• Dancing 2 Educational Hotels For Sale Live Stock For Sale 1 Lost, Found, Personal 1 Meetings 2 Miscellaneous 1 Plants, Trees, and Garden .. 1 Poultry, Dogs. Cats. Etc. ... 1 Properties For Sale ;; Public Notices Railway Notices 2 Rural Land For Sale, I<> Shares and Debentures 12 Shipping •’ Tenders To Let Trade Personals 1 Trade and Service Index ... 1<; Transport Services •> Used Cars For Sale 1" Wanted To Buy ' Wanted To Hire 1 Wanted To Rent• . Wanted To Sell