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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 126, 23 February 1944, Page 2

YOU MUST RESERVE EARLY. PLANS AT D.I.C. & THEATRE AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. stAte PROGRAMMES WITH THE SEAL OF QUALITY. TODAY 2 p.m. TONIGHT 8 p.m. Come With Us On A "Cook's" Tour of Hilarity. THE SAD, SA-A-A-AD STORY OF A MAN WHO COULDN'T GET A COOK, A MERRY FEAST OF LAUGHTER. ( HE IWED HER ei/r sweA w JxV' ■x wMfrVi mA qm STARRING U.Lf [ S f CH ARLES dingle 'COBURN V\ I‘ with MARGUERITE CHAPMAN 1 ® B W I A COLUMBIA PICTURE J'WSv •V- miuiiiiiiuiiiii sii innnin niMimmmiiniiiiiinT'"ii i rm r- 1 — SELECT FEATURETTES. (Approved for-Universal Exhibition.)

Mail® Dirt—’Cl Sir Benjamin Fuller Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (54-775) TODAY —AT 2 p.m. & 8 p.m. THE MIGHTIEST DRAMA Of Men and Ships Ever Told I HOWARD HAWK'S Mighty Production, Corvette K. 225 Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT —With— ELLA RAINES and a Mighty Male Cast ROUGH RIDERS OF THE ATLANTIC. Scourge of Wolf-Plano and Subs. Exemplifying Defiance, Courage, Daring. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Universal Picture. FEATURETTES: LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS DANCING ON THE STARS THE ARMLESS DENTIST BE ADVISED. "BOOK EARLY. FREE LIST SUSPENDED.

RADIOS, REPAIRS. SERVICING. WANTED, Midget Radio, good condition. I Ring 5307, Palm. Nth., -business hours, or write PS9O, “Dominion,’' Palm. Nth. RADIOS Bought, Serviced. Buy Porta Gramophones, Pick-ups, etc. Opp. Uia Library, in Parish St., Howden 8 Wholesale Repair Service. Ring 41-ÜbJ. MEN may come and men may go, but results will be a lasting thing if you advertise in “The Dominion."

FINALLY TODAY—2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. "HARRIGAN'S KID" and "GIRLS INCORPORATED (Both Approved For Universal Exhibition.) BE LUXE THEATRE COURTENAY PLACE Dir'.: N.Z. Theatres Ltd - - - Tel. 53-080 TOMORROW (THURSDAY) —2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. First Showing in New Zealand. LATEST AND BEST IN THE CONAN DOYLE SERIES OF DETECTIVE THRILLERS. SHERLOCK HOLMES FACES DEATH TO FIND A MURDERER. (a) Captain Vickery, an army pilot, has violently quarrelled with Musgrave over his attentions to his sister Sally. (b> The younger brother Philip became head of the Manor upon tho death or (c) Brunton, the butler, knows tho ancient family ritual by heart. Confronted with these clues, Sherlock Holmes is furnished with many suspects, but events happen in rapid succession. Philip's body is found in the rumble seat of Sally s car . . . the Butler's body is discovered on tho floor of the subterranean crypt . . . then there is th 6 mystery of the clock that strikes thirteen, the raven w.ththebloodybeak, a strange Chess Game ... and many more strange co-incidences and events to foil the most ardent Crime Buster . . . For Screen Thrills Extra-Ordinary SEE Universal's Brand New 1944 Detective Thillor SHERLOCK HOLMES FACES DEATH Starring BASIL RATHBONE NIGEL BRUCE as 05 SHERLOCK HOLMES DR. WATSON Second BIG FEATURE ATTRACTION The Searing Drama of a Girl's Mad Infatuation for an Inhabitant of the Underworld. RECKLESS.. . DARING.. .EXCITING BEYOND COMPARE “SECRETS OF A CO-ED” Showing for the First Timo in New Zealand and Starring OTTO KRUGER and TINA THAYER "The Eagle's Nest and a place called Jive Dive —that's where he took me. I'm in a real jam now... Dad's like a crazy man. Says that Carmen woman is Nicks sweetheart ... I'd kill him if I thought . .. EXCITEMENT THAT KNOWS NO BOUNDS WHEN FLAMING YOUTH MEETS THE UNDERWORLD IN THE YEAR'S MELODRAMATIC ACTION THRILLER THAT TELLS THE SECRETS OF A PAMPERED DAUGHTER OF SOCIETY. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLUS "DEAD MAN'S TRAP" and "DOOM SHIP," Episodes 9 and 10 of Captain Marvel. PRICES: 2/3, 1/6, 1/-. No Extra to Book at Theatre.

ACCOMMODATION—(Continued). CHEVIOT, NORTH CANTERBURY. FARM, Guest House, high altitude. Tennla rilling, putting greens. Ideal quiet rest. £3/15/- weekly. Transport now available. Mrs. E, Pain, Cheviot, North Canterbury, Tel, 18M, CHRISTCHURCH. HOTEL Cecil (Private). 73 Manchester St., Christchurch. New management, cheerful atmosphere, fires, good table, moderate tariff. W. H. Brown Prop, AMBASSADORS Hotel—ll/6 day. £3/13/6 week from Jan. 1. 2 mln. trams and station. —Mrs. T. J. Sleeman, Proprietress, HOTEL Federal—Every comfort, excellent table, h. and c. water, gas fires in bedrooins; tariff 16/6 to 19/- a day. DUNEDIN. LEVIATHAN Hotel, nearly opp. Rallway Station.—Tariff. 11/6 a day; £3 week; largest private hotel In N.Z. Box 112, Dunedin, , GISBORNE. "ALMA DA LB Guest House.” Gisborne. Extreme comfort. Central. Reasonable tariff. A.A. house. Tel. 224 L Prop.. Mrs. Corbett. . HAMILTON. ALMADALI'J Private Hotel (A. Mcßae. Prop.)—Tennis Court; 12/- day. Mr. and Mrs, lan Dunean. Managers., HASTINGS. ———"notice. BELVEDERE GUEST HOUSE. 811 Gordon Rd.. Hastings. CASUAL GUESTS. 12/0 per day. Tel. 3413. Telegrams: Belvedere, Hastings. MASTERTON. WINDSOR House. Private Hotel, corner Renall and Queen Sts. First-class aceommotlation; moderate tarltf. Tel. 13»fl. NAPIER, . BEACH House, Parade; handy town—Full board or bed. breakfast: tariff reasonable. M. Plunket. Tel, 2765,. BROOKLYN Private Hotel. 2 Munro St. Central, close station. Parade: reasonable. Mrs, Beamish, Tel. 3965. CLARENDON Hotel, Napier, liuder entirely new management. Mr. Arthur Bishoo, formerly Grand Hotel. Hastings. Reasonable tariff'. Lunches a specialty. "WAIKAIA,” 81 Marine Parade, Full Board, bed and breakfast, weekly, daily; reasonable. Tel. "349, C. Dyer, Prop. “GLENCOE,” 194 Hastings St., Napier.

SHAREMILKINO. MARRIED Farm Hand wishes to engage in Shafemllking, K 706, “Dominion.’ WORK WANTED AND REPAIRS. CARPENTER wants work with building, firm, near Paraparaumu. Write _PB9 J , "Dominion.” Palm, Nth,, or Ring 7628. PAINTING, town or country: will go anywhere. Farmers please note, good job done. Apply €678, ‘‘Dominion.” STRONG young man wants Casual work assisting carriers. Apply C 669, Dominion.” LEATHER Work of all kinds for the Armed Forces. J. B. Evans. la 6 Larnbton Qv- : PARKIN Bros, for Shoplittingß. Office anil General Alterations.. FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE! SA.VE £ £ £ in taxes. Have your books completed under Double Entry System. Depreciation taken—motors, plant, buildings. All books, complete taxation returns with balance-shet, etc., supplied. Fees from £5 a year. Single Entry System, £2/10/-. Wanganui Branch: Box 185, Wanganui. Head Office: Box 78, Auckland. FARMERS’ TAXPAYERS’ LTD. ACCOMMODATION WANTED. WORKING Girl requires Single Room in’ good home, central. Urgent. K7lO, “Dominion/’ RESPECTABLE Man seeks Rm. or Board, vicinity Parlt.; absent weekends. KGS7, "Dominion.” YOUNG woman, final year medical student, urgently requires Board or Partboard in comfortable home. Quiet essentlal. Reply 8698. "Dominion.” TWO HOMES WANTED, BRITISH CHILDREN. WANTED, kindly disposed persons to give homes to Scottish Boys who came to N.Z. under evacuation scheme; -both aged 15, attending college. Please write P.O. Box 1300 or ring 16-072, Wellington, or 40-010 during daytime. ACCOMMODATION. WELLINGTON. NEW CAULFIELD HOUSE. 53-55 Pipltea Street (Off Molesworth Street). Wellington. Most Modern, Up-to-dato Guest House. Hot and Cold Water in all Bedrooms. Bed and Breakfast. MRS. MAXWELL. Proprietress. Telephone 42-355. VISITORS to Wellington, stay at Penn Court. 54 Hill St. Bed and breakfast. Mrs. J. R Jessen. Proprietress. COMFORTABLE Accommodation; morning tray; casuals. 196 Willis St. SINGLE and Double Rooms, bed and breakfast, handy to station. Tel. 43-603, ARGYLE House, 20. Murphy St., 5 mln. station. Bed. light breakfast: casuals; 6/30/- week. 46-025, BRADFORD House, 236 Oriental Pde.— Casuals and permanents. Spacious lounge mid sunroom. Tel. 51-520, ENNISMORE Private Hotel. 53 Boulcott St.—Vacancies superior guests, permanent or casual', moderate tariff. Tel, 43-324, KING’S Private Hotel. Courtenay Place, opp. Fire Station—All Servicemen sneelall v catered for. Tel. 52-052. ■ HOTEL Trocadero, 296 Lambton Qy. (handy wharves and railways). L. Giles, Proprietress. Tel. 43-496. HOTEL Mansions—Vacancies for Permanents and Casuals, bed and breakfast. 81 Ghtiznee St. Tel. 51-515. AUCKLAND. WELLESLEY House, Wellesley St. West, Ponsonby tram.—Bed and breakfast. 7/6.— H. Rider. Proprietress. 2 "TOMOANA." above Library. 44 Wellesley St.. E.; 10/0 day. £2/10/- weekly. Miss C. Carlisle, Proprietress, Auckland. MANSIONS Hotel, Whittaker Place.—lo/day. £3/3/- weekly. Tel. 42-724.—Mrs. 11. Speer, Proprietress. PRINCES Lodge, Private Hotel—Excellent cuisine, opp. Albert Park. 32 Princes St. 12/6 n day.—Mrs. M. Bethune. Proprietress. "RYECROFT” Private Hotel, 26 Symouda St. Excellent table, central, select, moderate tariff. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hodgson, Proprs.

Furn. Rms„ morning tray: bandy to Parade and town. Miss Macdonald. Proprietress. . SPA Private Hotel, opp. Hot Salt Baths. Miss 8011-Booth, Tel. 2991, PACIFIC House Private Hotel. Marine Pde. Napier—Casuals; comfortable home. .Mrs. C. Wildbore. Tel. 2363 ATTRACTIVE Rooms. “Delta.” Mrs. Duncan. 1 Station St.. Tel. 2449; very central to everything; popular with all: breakfast 11’ desired; terms moderate. "BRAEBURN.” 66 Marine Par.—Bed and Breakfast, superior accommodation. Inqtijries welcomed and answered promptly. NELSON. WAKATU Hotel—Excellent cuisine, every modern conv.. moderate tariff: special breakfast for terry passengers. Tel. l-’O. A. J. Lambert, Proprietor, METROPOLITAN Private Hotel—Central and comfortable. Telegrams, "Metrobotel. Tel. 317, .1. S, Walter. Proin-iejgr. WAINUI House offers you a pleasant holiday; extensive grounds and record sunshine. Write for illustrated folder. NEW PLYMOUTH. I,FADING Private Hotel—Grand Central Hotel, Egmont St.. 1 mln, station. Tel. 150. OTAKI. TELEGILAI’II~HoteI. Otaki. Remodelled and enlarged. C.T. and A.A. house. Best ales stocked. T. V. Cahill. JUBILEE Hotel, Otakl. Now under new management. Excellent table and accom. Moderate tariff, T. A. McFetrldge. PA LMEItSTON NORTH. PERMANENT and Casual Guests, tariff moderate. Rangitlkel Private Hotel. Palm. Nth. RENOVATED, modernized, the “Imperial” offers unexcelled service aud tabic; b. and c. water bedrms.; moderate tariff: C.T., P.S.. A.A. Tel. 6201. G. Vic Slmuson. Proprietor.