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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 144, 16 December 1930, Page 2

lifs the biggest, brightest, happiest entertainment since the screen, found its voice. LAUGHTER to oheer *ou up, MYSTERY to intrigue you, ROMANOJ3 that tinglcE. THE REGENT (Direction—J'. C. Williamson Films.) SCREENING 11 ajn., 2.15 p.m., S p.m. ENGLAND'S MOST DISTINGUISHED ACTOR, CYRIL MAUDE, IN THE ROLE HE MADE FAMOUS THE WORLD OVER, " GRUMPY " ■ " GRUMPY "• Luusli your tioubles away with Grumpy, ll'c must, lovable, comical, whimsical old grouch who ever spread happiness anywhere. GRUMPY WILL BRING THAT LAUGH INTO YOUR LIFE, ; BOOK NOW! Box Plans at Theatre (Telephone -li-144) and Bristol Piano Co. TO SPEEDWAY PATRONS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, OWING to the inclement weather, the Management of Wellington Speedways Ltd. has decided to Abandon the Meeting which was to have been held last Saturday Night, and which was postponed until To-morrow Night. The Management tenders its apology to patrons, and promises aii, EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. FIRST APPEARANCE OF BRITISH SPEEDWAY TEST RIDERS JIM KEMPSTER and NORMAN EVANS Together with AUSTRALIANS,BUCHANAN AND HALE In INTERNATIONAL TEAM RACING Reserved Tickets for the Postponed Meeting will be available for Next Saturday's Meeting, and those who have purchased programmes will be given new copies. COOKING ■ DEMONSTRATIONS.ON MOFFATT ELECTRIC RANGES WILL be held TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON, the 17th, at 2.15 ** o'clock, and FRIDAY EVENING, flic 19th, at 7.15 o'clock. During this week AFTERNOON TEAS will be provided in the Showroom for the convenience of our clients. COME ALONG AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS. TURNBULL & JONES, LTD., ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, MERCHANDISERS. AND CONTRACTORS, ' 19-23, BLAIR STREET. (Opposite Courtenay Place Post Office). SHOWROOM IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC TILL 5.30 p.m. DAILY, AND 0 p.m. FRIDAYS. ESTABLISHED 1875—1930 (55 YEARS). 39 YEARS IN COURTENAY PLACE AND THE OLDEST STORE. A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF. npHIS Old-established Firm announce another reduction this week of their noted x HIGH-GRADE SPRING LAMB. FOREQUARTERS 8d lb. HINDQUARTERS lOd lb. Many residents out of Wellington may wish to send their friends a seasonal gift. What could be better than a Quarter of Our Lamb? Nothing better in New Zealand. On receipt of postal notes not Jess than S/- up to £1, wo are prepared to deliver up to that value to any address in the city free of charge. Orders to be sent not later than MONDAY, 22nd DECEMBER. YOURS FOR SERVICE, J. ROD & CO.

a final reminder, a final reminder. do not forget the cymphony orchestra concert Symphony orchestra concert In the TOWN HALL, THIS EVENING, At S o'clock. A wonderful programme that will, appeal to everyone. Prices 2s and Is. GENERAL MOTORS OLD BOYS' CLUB. | FIELDMEN'S DIVISION. MEMBERS arc requested to meefc-in the Vestibule of the Empire Hotel at 1 p.m. sharp on WEDNESDAY, 17th inst. Business: To arrange for some more Sea Chanties for Saturday Evening Next. J.D.K.Z., Secretary. VIOLIN RECITAL BY THE PUPILS of LESLIE C. WALKER, L.A.8., on WEDNESDAY, 17th DECEMBER, S p.m. at the pONCERT ' CHAMBER, Admission Is. Box Plan at Bristol. Reserves Is Id, DANCING. = LOOK! LOOK! One Wonderful Night after another at the DE LUXE ASSEMBLE, VICTORIA HALL. Adelaide road. Valuable Prizes. Floor, Music, and Supper Unsurpassed. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), TO-NIGHT. Xmas Cakes and Hams given away. Saturday, 20th, and Tuesday, 23rd Dec. The Do Luxe is Unbeatable. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. JACK MOORE, M.C. Learners' Class Thursday Night. Ladies 3s, Gents Is 6d. pLAZA, 126, CUBA STREET. TO-NIGHT; TO-NIGHT. FAREWELL NIGHT. ' . Come and bid-farewell to the. Sailors oi 11.M.5. Dunedin on their departure for England. 8-12. Ladies Is, Gents 2s. rjpHE "JOY" ASSEMBLY^ SELECT OLD-TIME DANCING. THE NEW TRADES HALL, Vivian-st. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT. Good Music, Wonderful Floor, and Prizes. Spacious and Cool Hall, and a Dainty Supper. Ladies Is 6d. Gents 2s. F. M'GONNELL, M.O. SPEEDWAY DANCE. WELCOME TO BRITISH TEAM. ,1 DANCE in honour of thu British -c-*- Speedway Riders will be held in St Francis's Hall TO-NIGHT. Speedway supporters invited. Double Tickets ss. AND NOW FOR, WALLPAPERS. A NURSERY Bedroom in Old English' Chintz, Is 6d roll. SnatJ, amd Smith,

PUBLIC NOTICES. LEGAL NOTICE. TITE. A. B. SIEVWRIGHT, LL.B., Bar- ■"■*■ rister -and Solicitor, has moved his Office to Tho Southern Cross Building, 22-24, Brandon street. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. XTOLIDAY-MAKERS, on leaving ■*■■*• instructions at this Office can arrange to have' their Papers sent to Iheii- holiday addresses. BLUNDELL BROS.; LTD. Telephone 41-010. FILMOGRAPH. rjLOSIiSG 24th DECEMBER. Holders y of all PHOTOGRAPH TICKETS from May to December can obtain same ouly till closing date. 153, WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON CITY CORPORATION MILK DEPARTMENT. NEW PRICES OF MILK AND CREAM. TJTOUSEHOLDERS are hereby notified XJ~ that on and after TUESDAY, 23rd December, and until further notice, prices for Milk and Cream will rule as under: — MILK (Supplied only for Tokens) — Per Quart 5d Per 1% pint 3%d Per pint 2%d CREAM(Spplied for Coupons or tor' Cash). Per pint .'... 2s Per %-pint Is Per %-pint 7d SUPPLIED BY LICENSED MILK SHOPS. MILK (supplied for Cash Only)— Per quart 5d Per pint "Vii CREAM (supplied only for Cash)— Per pint 2s Per %-pinl; is Per %-pint 7d Milk Tokens of the present issue may be redeemed at any Token Agency, or may be exchanged for. the. new issue, up to-and including Saturday, 31st January. Roundsmen are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN to accept cash in payment for Milk, the relative tokens only being acceptable, but cream may be purchased for cash. IMPORTANT. A plentiful supply of Cream is carried on delivery carts each day, and householders should specially note tho reduction in the selling price thereof. Any failure on the Roundsman's part to supply Cream either for cash or coupons or the exact quantity of Milk required should be immediately notified to the Complaints Office (Tel, 28-113) during the following hours:— Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays, Sunday, and Holidays S a.m. to noon. (Between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m., if urgent, ring , Tel. 10-671 or 23-252). K. E. HERRON. General Manager, llith December, Jft'W. WRINGER Rollers. Why buy now *» wringers? Get your rollers re-rubber* ci. All work guaranteed, only at N.JS. libber Supplies, 57, Cam«>ee-*fc. M. 2S-)