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( - * 4 AMUSEMENTS. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER THEATRE to-day '’l (Twice Daily: 2.15, 8.) IP feT ~ ; Wg-. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre COURTENAY PLACE Tel. 53-080. THE HAPPY-GO-LUCKY JOY-BOY ARRIVES WITH HIS BAND OF MERRY-MAKERS. IF YOU ENJOY AN ENTERTAINING STORY, CHEERY SONGS, AND PLENTY OF GOOD, CLEAN COMEDY, DON T MISS W£v 1 1 Mgl (Approved Ww® f “ r Your ChildExhibition.) rc n. Children, bring your parents. A GREAT FAMILY PROGRAMME! ' SPECIALLY SELECTED FEATURETTES IRIS MASON at the WURLITZER Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 53-080. 1= —ral To-day, 2.15. To-night, 8 o’clock. = iYsffWwwr?FfTTllM 1935’s greatest screen WM 9 31 THRILL! IS Once again Paul Muni conies to the = ■ ESSM w witll a blazing picture of real = THFA T R F BS3 life in the film adaptation of the = Stirring ■ novel by Carroll Graham. | I [ "' f I - s . Fate flung him = - across the border-= | Master of the line of blood—in-1 = emotional drama USw = = to the white arms: | bringing his bril- of a woman! = liant career to its UkF*' H whose heart bun- = | peak with this, his . I ger made her for .= | most appealing get that the world! | portrayal of all! called him = = “Savage.” = fe- tw ■ isr ~ k i £9 H H . i H IMH ■NBnDiMiniBM ii i i d 1 jft 'TO 0 H H (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) = = ALSO SHOWING ’ 1 = I nlKcyTn“l in “SOMETHING ALWAYS HAPPENS” | = (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) = = BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. & THEATRE. TELEPHONE 51-842. = liiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiuuim iiiiiiiuiiiiinn iiimiiiiui mm mmummmi mm

BUSINESS NOTICES. DRESS CUTTING, ' DESIGNING, MAKING, FASHION STYLING, PATTERN MAKING. Learn to Command an Income of £4 to £l5 per week. i THE McCabe Academy is recognised all over the world as the largest and most up-to-date school of its kind. Modem methods make four tuition supreme. Students are taught in just a/few lessons how to cut any style from any picture to fit any figure entirely by individual measurements and WITHOUT THE AID OF BOUGHT PATTERNS. CHARTS OR COMPLICATED MEASUREMENTS. Our System of Cutting is the easiest, most reliable and most thorough method known. BE TAUGHT THOROUGHLY OR NOT AT ALL. Fees are from 30/-. McCabe Students are given preference for Best Positions. CALL. WRITE OR ’PHONE 42-323 for our Free Booklet. Individual. Personal or Postal Lessons. McCABE ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING, The Foremost School of Fashion. D.I.C. Buildings, Wellington. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIRE. Ilf ADAM FOLEY AND CO., Room 1, First Floor, 80 Manners Street,- Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’ Children’s and Gents. Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-960. Index to Classified - Advertising Accommodation 1 Agencies Vacant and Wanted 1 Amusements 3 Auctions 18 Businesses For Salo 1 Businesses Wanted 1 Business Notices ....... 1-3-10 Educational 10 Election Notices 2 Farm Hands Wanted 1 Fann Implements For Salo .. 1 Farm Work Wanted 1 For Lease by Tender 18 Financial 1 Fruit, Jams, Preserves, Etc. 1 Land For Lease 18 Live Stock For Sale 1 Machinery For Sale 1 Medical and Toilet 1 Meetings 3 Miscellaneous 1 Motor-cycles. For Sale ..... 1 Partnerships Vacant & Wtd. 1 Plants, Trees ami Garden .. 1 Produce For Sale 1 Poultry. Dogs. Cats, Etc. ... 1 Properties For Sale 1 Public Notices 3 Radio Apparatus ......... 1 Rest Homes 1 Rural Land For Sale 18 Shares and Debentures 14 Shipping Services 2 Tenders 48 To Let 1 Trade Personals 1 Trade and Service Index ... 18 Used Cars For Sale 1 Used Trucks For Sale 1 Used Gars and Trucks Wtd. 1 Wanted To Buy 1 Wanted To Sell 1-10-18 Work Wanted 1

TV-ELMXGTON EAST GIRLS’ COLLEGE. ANNUAL SPORTS, COLLEGE GROUNDS. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 2.30 to 4.30 p.m. All Parents and Friends Invited. -£ wet will be held on Monday, 15th. MEETINGS. "WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. \ ■" ' PUBLIC RECEPTION TO THEIR EXCELLENCIES VISCOUNT AND VISCOUNTESS GALWAY. A PUBLIC RECEPTION will be tendered to Their Excellencies Viscount aud Viscountess Galway, in the TOWN HALL, TO-NGHT (FRIDAY), April 12, 1935, at 8 o’clock. The undermentioned artists will assist on the occasion:— Miss Myra Sawyer, Mr. Claude Tanner, Mr. W. Marshall. Organist and Accompanist— Mr. Maxwell Fernie. Accompanist—Mr. 11. Temple White. DOORS WILL BE OPEN AT 7 P.M. THE GENERAL PUBLIC WILL ENTER BY WAKEFIELD STREET DOORS. Citizens are cordially invited to be present on the occasion. T. C. A. HISLOP, Mayor. HUTT VALLEY POULTRY, PIGEON & CAGE BIRD SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING of the above Society will be held in the King George Buildings, Lower Hutt, on Mon-' day next, at 8 p.m. This is instead of the I’etonc executive meeting of same date. Bv order. C. GIBSON YOUNG, Hon. Sec. “Bracondale,” Lower Hutt, 10-4-35. TTUTT VALLEY KENNEL CLUB (Incorporated). NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, To he Held at EASTERN'' HUTT SCHOOL. KING’S CRESCENT, LOWER HUTT, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1935, at 8 p.m. A. DARKE "WOODWARD, Hon. Sec., 36 Brunswick Street, Lower Hutt, N.Z. PUBLIC NOTICES. .-At. . [I P. ETURNED SOlDlEtisj A LL Returned Soldiers, including South African Veterans, Naval and Imperial ex-Soldiers, are asked to parade at the Telephone Exchange, Stout Street, at 2.15 p.m. To-day (Friday), to take part in the Swearing-in Ceremony to his Excellency the Governor-General. Medals and decorations to be worn. J. SPENCE, Secretary, W.R.S.A,