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Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 147, 17 March 1933, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH ARRIVES AT RONGOTAI AT 4.45 P.M. TO-DAY. The whole of Wellington will be there to welcome him and the famous film, “AIR MAIL,” which he brought to New Zealand in the “Southern Cross.” There has been no other film like “AIR MAIL.” It is dedicated to the heroes who fly the mails. Neither snow, nor rain, nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift conclusion of their appointed rounds. “AIR MAIL” stars SLIM SUMMERVILLE, PAT O’BRIEN. RALPH BELLAMY, GLORIA STUART, and LILIAN BOND. GALA PREMIERE TO-NIGHT FOR “SMITnY.” Sir Charles Kingsford Smith will appear on the Stage TO-NIGHT, and Describe his epic flights. BOOK EARLY! The Booking is heavy. Make sure of your seats. Call at the Bristol immediately. 1 (Approved by the Censor for Universal Exhibition.) A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ST. JAMES Twice Daily, 2,15 & 8 p.m. SX used from MONDAY NEXx.

-GRAND OPERA HOUSECOMMENCING TO-DAY AND TWICE DAILY, AT 2.15 and 8. jj (paramount picture IMIS GR6YS SPIRITED STORY OF WILD HORSES, DAUNTLESS MEN. COURAGEOUS |W||||||gW. WOMEN. WILD HORSE HB' mesa Randoiph Scott. j t SALLY BLANE. FRED KDHLER_ , i .ipi.rii, ed lor Universal Exhibition.) AND ON THE SAME PROGRAMME ALISON SKIPWORTH STUART ERWIN In a Laugh-full Comedy that’s Just Too Funny for Words! “HE LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN” BOX PLANS nt BRISTOL and BERKELEY. Theatre Telephone: 51—814.

MAYFAIR “THE CABARET BEAUTIFUL” THREE YOUNG HOSTS « Jr - ANNOUNCE JF MAW rACE ball TO-MORROW NIGHT, TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8.30 8.30 SUBSCRIPTION 6/- (INCLUDING SUPPER). Conclude the two days Autumn Meeting with a Wonderful Night at the MAYFAIR RACE BALL, at Wellington’s Beautiful Cabaret —special lounges and logos will be made for parties numbering six or more if reserved early. The MAYFAIR BALLET will feature. own novelty numbers. SEE AND HEAR HAYWOOD AND CANNON, —Simultaneous Dancers—featuring their Own Comedy Number. THE HIGHHATTERS’ DANCE BAND AND VOCAL TRIO WILL ADD TO A VERY BRIGHT NIGHT. , Reservations open from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Friday, and from 9 a.m. Saturday. KING 51—770. RING 51—770.

MONSTER FLYING DISPLAY TO-DAY (FRIDAY), 5 p.m. CIVIC RECEPTION TO AIR COMMODORE SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH, M.C., A.F.C. AT RONGOTAI BE THERE TO WELCOME THE EMPIRE’S MOST FAMOUS PILOT. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, at 2 p.m. AVIATION DISPLAY BY PILOTS OF THE WELLINGTON AERO CLUB. Formation Flying, Sensational Aerobatics. Bombing, Craz.v Flying and Aerial Battles. ADMISSION TO AERODROME: ADULTS I/-. CHILDREN 6d. CHILDREN ACCOMPANIIiJb BY ADULTS: FREE. Proceeds of gate in aid of funds of Wellington Aero Club. Don’t Miss This Opportunity of Seeing “THE OLD BUS” The Most Famous Aeroplane in the World.

A THRONE FOR SALE. It is a sign of the world financial trouble that even the Shall of Persia wants somebody to bti.V his famous Peacock throne. Hints that it is for sale have reached London, but it is hardly likely anybody there wants it. The value of the throne runs into at least five million sterling. WHEN IS IT DARK? “(Titil further notice every vehicle must carry a light when darkness begins. Darkness begins when the lights are lit!” is reported to b<* an item appearing in a list of police regulations pasted up on a highway in Ireland.

INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant <£ Wtd. 1 Amusements 2 Auctions 18 Businesses For Sale 1 Business Notices 1-10 Educational I Fnrili liuplenients For Sale J Financial | Medical and Toilet 1 Meetings 2 Partnerships Vacant & Wtd. 1 Plants, Trees mid Garden .. 1 Poultry. Dogs. Cats, Etc. .. 1 Properties For Sale I Public Notices 1-10 Radio Apparatus I Railway Notices 2 Rest Homes I Rural Land For Sale ,>.... 18 Shares and Debentures .... 14 Tenders 18 To Let 1 Trade and Service Index .. 18 Tradesmen 1 Used Cars For Sale 1 Wanted To Buy . ' I Wanted To Excliangc 1 Wanted To I,case 1 Wanted To Rent 1 Wanted To Sell 1-2-18

HOTELS. RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES WELLINGTON CITY “ROYAL OAK’’ HOTEL. Cuba and Manners Streets, Wellington. Noted throughout New- Zealand for its perfect service and excellent cuisine. Centrally situated. Maximum fire protection. Reduced rates. New tariff fron\ 15/- per dav (inclusive). Rooms with private baths, 2/6 extra. Single room and Breakfast, S/6. Breakfast. 3/-; Luncheon, 12.15 to 2.15 p.m.. 3/-; Dinner, 6to S p.m., 5/-. Special Grill Room—Grills served with Free Glass of Ale, 2/6. —J. A. DUNCAN, Manager (late of Christchurch..Timaru, and the “Wentworth, ’ Sydney). HOTEL BRISTOL, Private Hotel, coiner Cuba and Gtiuz.nee Sts. Official automobile house Automobile Associalion and Publie Service Association. Take No. 4 tram from stations. Tariff: 9/6 daily. Tel.: 52—218.—R. KERNOHAN. Proprietor.