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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 264, 4 August 1944, Page 2

2nd WEEK OF WELLINGTON'S ACE FUN SHOW Whilst apologising to tho Crowdz whom wo were unable to accommodate during tho last week,, wo suggest EARLY BOOKING FOR THIS WEEKEND! PLANS at D.I.C. & Theatre (51-277). Dlr.l AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD, THROUGHOUT N.Z. TODAY; 2,5, 8 P.M. THE ROMANTIC WHIRLWIND COMEDY About Crystal Gaxing and Clairvoyance. T RAY PAULETTE I MILLAND • GODDARO o with GLADYS GEORGE ’ VIRGINIA FIELD’CECIL KEIIAWAY , and WILLIAM Comedy I BENDIX Released Through United Artists. (Approved ;for Universal Exhibition.) "Children of the Hilo," "Popular Science," "Unusual Occupations," Tho War in Now Guinea. Mr. Fraser Returns; Re-processing Scrap Rubber; Overseas Delegation. rllllh ' TUDOR WILLIS ST. TEL. 41-219. Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Daily from 11 a.m.—Nightly at 7.30. The Greatest Comedy In Years. : Hugh Herbert Joins Blondie and Dag- | wood in the Screen Hit of tho Year. | HUGH HERBERT “IT’S A GREAT LIFE” With BLONDIE AND BUMSTEADS PENNY SINGLETON :: ARTHUR LAKE More Fun than you can imagine . . . with America's Favourite Family! —ASSOCIATE FEATURE— A Tornado of Thrills and Song! Beatin' out Hit Tunes, os they out-fight Ornery Outlaws . . . RUSSELL HAYDEN —In—"A TORNADO IN THE SADDLE" 'With DUB. TAYLOR :: ALMA CARROLL And 808 WILLS and His TEXAS PLAYBOYS A Columbia Picture. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.!

ZIMME’S 8 MANNERS ST. ZIMME’S ALL COATS AND COSTUMES SOLD — DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC AT WHOLESALE PRICES!. COATS— ' ENGLISH MATERIALS IN ALL SHADES; ALSO ENGLISH CAMEL HAIR IN NEW BROWNS AND FAWNS. THESE ARE MADE IN THE VERY LATEST STYLES. COSTUMES—- \ - JUST ARRIVED ENGLISH WORSTEDS TN BLACK, NAVA’, AND AIR FORCE BLUE. IN THE NEWEST TAILORED FROM S.S.W. SUITS—SMART tweeds and boucles tn NOVELTY STYLES. FROM S.S.W. A Small Deposit and All Cash Orders Accepted. ZIMME’S LTD. . WELLINGTON’S LEADING COAT AND COSTUME SPECIALIST (NEXT MAPLE FURNISHING). OUR ONLY ADDRESS: 8 MANNERS STREET.

FARM HANDS WANTED,—(Continued). ■WANTED, Married Couple, wife to cook for 4 men, husband cowman-gardener. Own cottage, no school. Fully found. Good wages. Apply, with copies of references, to McCulloch, Butler and Spence, Wairoa. WANTED, for Sheep Station, a Married Couple (separate cottage); man, cowmangardener (3 cows), and wife, cook for rtniall family. Wages C(i per week. Apply— N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LTD., MASTERTON. SITUATIONS WANTED. ■WANTED together, positions Cook and House-Parlourmaid. L 749, '‘Dominion." MAN wauls position Representative Printlug and Stationery business. Wages or commission and ’ retainer. Experience, KSD-I. "Dominion. 1 * RELIABLE MARRIED COUPLE, FREE any time in August; woman cook or .housework; man, cowman-gardener. KSO9, "Dominion." EX-HOTELKEEPER REQUIRES POSITION AS ’MANAGER. CLEAN record. Excellent references. Write:— 0789, "DOMINION." SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHER. SECRETARY - STENOGRAPHER with wide experience. Including Advertising Agency work, handling correspondence, reporting meetings and managing office, will be available for engagement In two or three months' time. KBO5, “Dominion.” NOTE. —Under the Postal Regulations, correspondence addressed to a nom-do-ilume, initials or number, care of any ?ost Office will NOT lie forwarded from the office of posting. Advertisers who do not desire their names and addressee disclosed may have replies nddicased c/o “Dominion." All such replies will be forwarded to advertisers promptly. MEN may come and men may go, but results will bo a lasting thing it you advertise in “The Dominion.”