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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 133, 3 December 1930, Page 2

JUST TOO FUNNY FOR WORDS "ON APPEOVAL'" (Recommended as more suitable for Adult Audiences.} .. --. AT THE REGENT. (11 a.m., 2.15 p.m....8 p.m.) MAN V TURNED AWAY AGAIN LAST ' NIGHT. Book at the Bristol or Theatre, (il-lii). ' St^^Bl ■ ' • • ■• ■ (Under the Distinguished Patronage of and in the Presence of Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Bledisloe. TO-MORROW NIGHT At 8 TO-MORROW NIGHT THE WELLINGTON APOLLO SINGERS (Conductor—H. TEMPLE WHITE) s SECOND CONCERT OF THIS SEASON TOWN HALL (CONCERT CHAMBER) HEAR"WELLINGTON'S FOREMOST MALE CHOIR! Assisted by / CLAUDE TANNER ('Cellist) and the CECILIAN QUARTET .-•.'- OF LADIES' VOICES. Accompanists: ' WM. BILLINGTON and ERNEST JENNEK, A.R.A.M, POPULAR PRlCES—Reserved Seats, 3/- (plus tax); Unreserved Scats,-2/- ---,' ■ (plus tax); and ]/-. BOX PLAN closes at 5 p.m. TO-MORROW at the Bnstol Piano Co. BOOK NOW! TO-NIGHT! TO-MORROW! WATCH FOR IT! " A THRILLING STREET EVENT— THE "X" LORRY THE "X". LORRY WILL TOUR THE MAIN STREETS OF WELLINGTON, AFTER TRIUMPHANT VISITS TO NEW PLYMOUTH, WANGANUI, PALMERSTON NORTH, AND NELSON, WHERE IT HAS BEEN AWARDED IN EACH TOWN THE FIRST PRIZE FOU BEAUTY, ORIGINALITY,' AND CLEVERNESS OF '.ARRANGEMENT. REMEMBER TO DEMAND "X" JAM AND "X" DELICACIES FOR XMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS! MADE BY KIRKPATRICK'S IN SUNNY NELSON. NEW SPEEDWAY SENSATIONS! TEAM RACING TEAM RACING WONDERFUL POPULARITY IN ENGLAND. EVERY RACE A MATCH RACE. THRILLING BATTLES FOR POINTS. FIRST TIME IN NEW ZEALAND SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT. KILBIRNIE STADIUM SPEEDWAY (Under A.C.U. and N.2.5.A. Rule*) KILMISTER'S TEAM VERSUS BISHOP'S TEAM TWO FINE LEADERS AND TWO GREAT TEAMS. A M;\V THRILL. DON'T MISS IT. . . SATURDAY'NIGHT. ADMISSION I'/-and 3/- (both plus Amusement Tax, 3d). : Ucsencs-. 3/6 (lull, charge) aLJito TurnYs (next Rite;),. Manners street. ••. . WHAT WOULD YOU DO? TO MAKE SOME CHILD\ HAPPY THIS XMAS I WOULD LOOK FOR A TOY SHOP SELLING RELIABLE TOYS ALL THE YEAR. BOYS AND GIRLS SAY: ; ■ ■ .( ■ GO TO i . ■■.."'■■ LAND'S TOY SHOPS,/ 248, LAMBTON-QY. '/: 67, WILLIS-ST. XMAS FAIR OPENS WITH / EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS/ CO TWEED COSTUMES—SmartIy tailored, all sizes. Usually £4 10s. A SPECIAL PURCHASE SELLING AT HALF-PRICE-45s REVERSIBLE TWEED LINED LEATHERETTE COATS—Value 32s 0d and 35s PERRY'S BARGAIN PRICE 25s KID GLOVES—In gauntlet and turn-back styles. Dressy shades, in dark browns and fawns.. Value 10s 6d to 15s 6d. SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE 7s lid pair 100 DOZ. DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS—Fine Swiss, delicately embroidered. Usually Is Gd to 2s 6d. PERRY'S BARGAIN PRICE 8d and Is each i PIECES ONLY 50-INCH TABLE DAMASK—Snowy white. Usually Ik lid yard SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICK Is 3d yard "KVERYDAV" ART SILK ffOSL'-A special London purchase. Value 6s llil I I'EUUY'S PUJCK •.»» fid pair WK ISSUt: UNIVERSAL CEKTU-KATES. PERRY'S (JUST ABOVE PEOPLE'S PALACK). ; 239-24.5, CTJBA STREET, „ ; ... • " ' . "■ " 1