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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 67, 12 December 1932, Page 2

THE SCREEN’S MOST ADORABLE PERSONALITY. IN A NEW SUCCESS THAT WILL DELIGHT HER HOST OF ADMIRERS! ST. JAMES Three Sessions: 11, 2.15 & 8 p.m. The Delightful Favourite of "Holiday” /S\ fiNl lIN' Willi LAURENCE OLIVIER ZASU PITTS — IRVING PICHEL — In — "WESTWARD PA SSAG E" Every woman—every man—will find novel entertainment in the laughable —but often heart-breaking—experi-ences of a lovely wife who had "a devil of a fellow” for a husband . . . but found that even second marriage could not shut him from her heart! COMEDY—.NEWS—TRAVELOGUE—SPORTLIGHT. Plans at Bristol or Theatre (54 —775) after 5 p.m. WRESTLING. WRESTLING. RESTLING. WRESTLING. (Under auspices National Sporting Club.) TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, AT THE SHOW STADIUM, AT THE SHOW STADIUM, 'At 8 p.m. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. McLAUCHLAN v. ELLIOT. Box Plan at Claridge’s, Manners Street. PRICES: Gentlemen 3/- (plus tax) and 1/6; ladies 1/6 to all parts of stadium. SEE THIS CONTEST—A THRILLER IS EXPECTED. TVELLINGTON’S COMBINED ’’ MUSICAL FORCES In a FAREWELL CONCERT ■ FAREWELL CONCERT FAREWELL CONCERT . Given by the Citizens of Wellington to MR. BERNARD F. PAGE MR. BERNARD F. PAGE Retiring City Organist, In the TOWN HALL, NEXT WEDNESDAY. TOWN HALL, NEXT WEDNESDAY. TOWN HALL, NEXT WEDNESDAY. December 14, at 8 p.m. MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME By ■ WELLINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. ROYAL WELLINGTON CHORAL " UNION (Augmented). And the City’s Lending Singers and Instrumentalists. Admission 3/- and 2/-, free of Booking Fee and Tax. Box Plan at BRISTOL. NOTICE TO CHORUS. Rehearsal To-morrow Evening, St. John’s Schoolroom, Dixon Street, at 8 o'clock. BRING YOUR “MESSIAH” SCORES. RAILWAY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CORRECTION. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. IN the Railway Department's advertisement that appeared in last Saturday’s issue an extra express train was shown to leave Wellington for Auckland at 5.30 p.m. on December 24 —this should be 8.30 p.m. on December 23. PUBLIC NOTICES. UNEMPLOYED WOMEN’S SHOP. rpilE Shop has REMOVED to 119 WILLIS STREET, and is now open for business as usual. Christmas Gifts a Speciality.

RADIO APPARATUS. VQ/15/- CASH, or 5/- weekly. Wakefield 3-valve Local, selectivity control. Kadio Electric Shop, 6 Manners St. PJOMI’LETE aerial installations by experienced men undertaken anywhere. Radi-Art Co.. 157 Featherston St.: tel. 42—871. VVANTED Urgently, 12 new or used ’’ Battery Sets (complete), with batteries, i> valves or more. Particulars Napier Radio Co., Napier. /"CHANGE to Mallard—the British Valves—and get better reception and purer tone. All Radio Deniers. WAKEFIELD 3-valve, £!)7T.'>/-7~1- ’’ valve, £ll/19/6 cash; terras 5/- per week. Radio Electric Shop. 6 Manners St, CARILLON Radios for an ideal Christmas present; 3-valve, £7/15/-; 4valve C-pin, £ll. Rndi-Art Co.. 157 Featherston St. - BUSINESS NOTICES. r pilE demand for improvement in many ■* lines of Machinery was never greater than at present. Everywhere Manufacturers are seeking fresh ideas, new methods. Can you invent anything of commercial value? If you can it may prove profitable. But get your idea protected. Interview Messrs. Baldwin. Son, and Carey, Patent Attorneys and Consulting Engineers. 111 Lambton Quay, Wellington. '