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LAST FEW DAYS —of— Ife jk Mcfro-Goldwyn-Moycr's VCMCTW Dramatic Triumph. * <1 fl FL®’ » fM H ‘REUNION jUSM 1 FRANCE* it ' s A happy Bl * >VIIIVL E . N _ T _ E .R.T-A-I-N-M-E-N-T fTaMI Philip John "CINDERELLA'S FELLA" OnuV®BBs7»DM DORN WAYNfc A Delightful Technicolour Revue. CARTOON AND PATHE NEWS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) DAILY—2 and 8 p.m. 500 new’cadet's are wanted-join OpglSS THE AIR TRAINING CORPS TODAY. .Jfg-l'WlBWf hb w - - - Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (56-230) " ' ” Dir.; J. C. Williamson Pict. Corp., Ltd. ARTISTS AND EXHIBITIONS. A Warner Bros.' Picture. VUCFNT Welch Exhibition of Recent (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PARSONS BUTCHERY (LATE ST.’ JAMES MEAT COMPANY) COURTENAY PLACE (Opposite St. James Theatre) REOPENING TODAY (MONDAY) COMPLETELY RENOVATED The most modern hygienic butchery in Wellington. Call and inspect. PARSONS BUTCHERY (LATE ST. JAMES MEAT COMPANY) A. S. (GT'S) PARSONS Late of Ngaio and Manawatu Farmers Meat Co. HOTELS, RESORTS & TRAVEL SERVICES NTFW PLYMOUTH—HAMILTON INLVV PLiaoU „ KVICI] . UESU MED. NO CHANGING. RS w “ , °“ PUBLIC NOTICES, WELLINGTON EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS SERVICES GENERAL NOTICE TO ALL PERSONNEL AH E.P.S. members lit' AltUtle'^CSlidway,” «« E . P . S . through the these films at the below. I desire to express thanks on wVwemnlVn Corps for affording thffi umque opportunity v Approx. E.P.S. Date Seating District • Capacity Monday, 7-30 P-nu Kelburn Training College Hall 400 4,5, 6& 7 nth Augut Molesworth St. Methodist Hall U 0 3 Wth August « Wa s G tre O et U PariSU 12 <> 2 Wednesday. p St. John’s 'Church Hall, Dixon u> & 11th August « btreet w “ Seaside Theatre, Lyall Bay 300 -1 &- Sth August - Rongotai College Gymnasium 400 22, 24 &25 " Vogeltown HaU «« ™ - Masonic Hall, Island Bay 200 18 & 20 Hrt d Au’gust " Oddfellows Hall, Kent Tee. 250 12, 13A & 138 M/ednjsday „ AU Saillts - HaU , Hamilton Rd. 200 138 &23 Thursday, M Railway Social HaU, Waterloo 250 Railways E.P.S. 19th. August - KhandaSah Town Hall 500 1A &IB Friday, , s , Hull, Dufferin Street 300 14, 15 &19 20th August • . v haMPSON-TINDALE, Chief Executive Officer.

accommodation wanted. YOUNG Man requires Board, Palm. NTb-j quietness essential; Christian home. Reply NOW, “Dominion.” accommodation. ~ W ELL 1 NG TON. NEW CAULFIELD HOUSE. 53-55 Pipltea Street (Off Moleswortb Street), Wellington. MOST Modern, Up-to-date Guest House Hot and Cold Water in all Bedrooms. Bed aud Breakfast. MRS. MAXWELL, Proprietress. Telephone 42-355. VISITORS to Weilington—Bed, BreaUfast, A/., Mrs. Geo. Miller. 137 Tlioriidun Qy HOTEL Troeadero, 296 Lambton Qy (handy wharves and railways). L. Giles. Proprietress. Tel. 43-496-ARGYLE House, 20 Murphy St.. 5 min station—Bed aud light oreakfaat 8/-. 00/ week. 43-925 ' HOTEL Rutland (Private), behind Prudential Bldg., Lambton Qy.-Quiet, central, comfortable; b. and b., £ , ull m b <?i» U ’’ 10/-. Telegrams, “Rutland. Tel. 40-JlO. DON BA NK Private Hotel has vacancies. Bed and Breakfast, single and to snare. Te). 53-014. BRADFORD House. 236 Oriental Pde.Casuals and permanents. Spacious lounge and sunroom. Tel. 51-520. ENNLSMORE Private Hotel, 53 Bouleott St.— Vacancies superior guests, permanent or cnsmil: moderate tariff Tel 43 3.4. VISITORS to Wellington, stay at Pean Court, «i 4 Hit) St. 13<?d and breakfast Mrri. J. K. Jessen, Proprietress. KING’S Private Hotel, Courtenay Place, opp. Fire Station-All Servicemen spectal ly catered for. Tel. 52-652, AUCKLAND. ’ MANSIONS Hotel, Whittaker Place.—lo/dav. £3/3/- weekly. Tel. 42-<24.— Mrs. E. Speer, Proprietress. \CCUMMODATION. "The Oaks,” 48 Weiiesley St. E.. 2mlu. Queeu St. 48-579. Breakfast, dinner. WELLESLEY’ House, Wellesley St- West, ponsonbv train. — Bed and breaklast, 7/6.— H. Rider, proprietress. It YCROFT Private Hotel. 26 Symonds St.-£3/10/- weekly, 12/- day. Under new management. —Mr. J. H Hodgson. CHRISTCHURCH HOTEL Federal - Every comfort, excellent table, h and c. water, gas fires in bed rooms; tariff 16/6 to 19/- a day. AMBASSADORS Hotel-10/6 day. £3/3/a week; 2 mln. from frame and station.Mrs. T J. Slecman, Proprietress. HOTEL CeinTPrlvate). 73 Manchester St South. Clirletcliurcli-Permanents by arrangement. Excellent cuisine, tariff mod erate. J. FlHery. Proprietor, GISBORNE. " i LMADA I.E Guest House." Gisborne Extreme comfort, central. iteaeoimble tariff. A.A. bouse. Tel 22-11. Prop., Mrs. Corbett. ’MASTERTON. GI.ENURE Guest. House, 116 Dixon St.Superior. casual nccouiuiodntlon; moderate tariff. Central. NAPIER"WAIKAIA.’’ 81 Mariue I'de.—Bed and breakfast, tariff reasonable; weekly by urrangemeiit Tel. 2349, i.Mrs.) C. Dyer Prop, SPA Private Hotel, opp. Hot Salt Bulbs: Miss Bell-Booth. Tel. 21191 BEACH House, Parade; handy town.-M-'ull board or lied, breakfast. Tariff reasonable M Plunket Tel 2705 CLARENDON Hotel. Napier, unde, entirely new management. Mr. Arthur -Hisliop formerly Grand Hotel. Hastings. Reason nhle tariff Lunches a specialty I'ACH 1 IC House Private Hotel, Murine I’drn Napier-Casuals; comfortable home. 10/G dny. £3/3/- weekly—Mrs. C. Wlldbore Tel. 2303. NEW PLYMOUTH. LE’iT)iNG”r’i’ivatc Hotel.-Grand Central Hotel', Eguiont St. 1 miu. station. I’ek 150.

PUBLIC NOTICES, WELLINGTON PRECAUTIONS SERVICES. AREAS 4,5, 6 AND 7. iprtF. following Films will be screened In Kelburn Training College Hall Kowhai Rd (off Upland Rd.), Kelburn, JONIGLII (MONDAY), August 9, at 7.30 o clock. “BATTLE OF BRITAIN “DIVIDE AND CONQUER. “BATTLE OF MIDWAY. After this series of showings these films are being returned to America, and > view of this, personnel in all UmU in kreas 4,5, 6 and 7, are Invited to take thio opportunity of seeing this programs nhieh cannot be ea £% HA p JIAX J. L INKSTER, District I. 11. SMITH, AVardeus. M. O. BARNETTCHANGE OF NAME. THOS COOK & SON (AUSTRALASIA) PROPRIETARY LIMITED (I ucorporated in Victoria.) IN THE MATTER of “The Companies NOTICE is hereby given that Thus. Cook and Son-Wagons-Lits (Australasia) I roprietary Limited a company incorporated in the State of Victoria and carrying 011 business in the Dominion of New has changed its name to llios. Cook and Sou (Australasia) Proprietary Limited, and that the new name has been enterul on the Register of Companies at Wei--11 jJaTED tills 6th d.ay of August, 1943. A. THOMPSON, Attorney for New Zealand. THE GOOD S TK AN SPO RT T COMMITTEES—PALMERSTON NORTH, LEVIN, MANAWATU. STOCK Cartage Code. Clause 4, Sheep. It is hereby notified that from tins date and up to and including September .>O, 1943, the following exception will apply. Fat ewes and fat wethers (other than bog" gets) and breeding ewes may bo carried by motor vehicle. • ■ S. McDOWALL, Secretary. Fellding, August 6, 1913. IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE COTTON. PALMERSTON NORTH. DECEASED. WILL RICHARD JAMES COTTON. a beneficiary in the above Estate and whose present whereabouts is unknown, please communicate with the undersigned immediately. JAMES YOUNG, 269 Cuba Street, I’uliuerstou North, Trustee In the Estate. WHY WEAR SPECTACLES' SHORT Sight, Long Sight, Astigmatism, Cataract. Squint, can be rectified. Muriel Webber, Eve Drill Specialist. 155 Lambton Quay. Next Midland Hotel Hours: 11.30 1.30. 3-5. Soeedy results. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. YOU are earnestly requested to report to the. S.P.C.A. any act of cruelty you may notice. Office. liuddarl, Parker Buildings. Humane destruction of Cuts and Dogs available Moudav io Friday ut $.30 to t a.m. and’4 to £3O p.m.. Sa'uriiay S.'IO W 9.30 a.m.. nt Citv Corporation 1 ard Clyde Quay WORK WANTED AND REPAIRS. LEATHEIt Work of all kinds tor tho Armed Forces. J. E. Evans 15a Lambton PARKIN Bros, for ShupliHlhg* ' •tli'’ l ' mid General Alt era I Inns. AGENCIES VACANT AND WANTEI/ INSURANCE Agency wanted for Hawke'S Bay district, by commission agent Chief agency for Fire Insurance company with good premium register, also Life insurance agency. Would consider other agencies. Apply' BSS3, “Dominion.” AMER IC A N SEK VI CEBENJOY vour liberty ul tlie Amusement Centres —“Dodgems.” Dixon St.; Joyland, Manners St-: Sportslnnd. Court-nny PI.; Ball Games,’ Juke Boxes. Large Rifle Rango.