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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 63, 16 March 1933, Page 2

GRAND WELCOME TO AIR COMMODORE ! SIR CHARLES KINGSFORD SMITH AT. RONGOTAI AERODROME TOMORROW At 4.45 p.m. TOMORROW He Will4^ enVM e\ Comeii ?u ffiC'S llj'-3)y his- Worshi P *n« Mayor, the President of the Aero Club, and the President of the Returned Soldiers' Association. PERSONAL APPEARANCE AT ' ST. JAMES THEATRE On FRIDAY NIGHT Sir Charles will Lecture at ST JVUES THFVTRF in ,™ .uncuou wUh the Un^al fcJ AIR &£S I FAREWELL BALL JO INT FAREWELL %aß^fi,^ «" *» ™> PASSENGER FLIGHTS Passenger FHghts will also be conducted on SUNDAY MORNING and SUNDAY AFTERNOON m conjunction with another thrilling aerial display CHARITY FLIGHT TO MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS. ADMISSION TO AERODROME: ADULTS 1/-, .CHILDREN 6d. Children accompanied by adults, FKEE. DON'T. FORGET ''AIR MAIL" AT ST. JAMES! Booking is heavy to see this, the greatest of all aviation films. Make sure of getting i a comfortable seat. " "AIR.MAIL" has sent theatre records toppling wherever it has been screened m New Zealand. ! ' -.- It has been hailed by the Press of the Dominion as the most thrilling aviation drama yet madeIt deals -with mail flying:, and completely catches the spirit of,those who must get the mails through no mat er what the weather-despite gnow, ice, or howling 'winds. AIR MAIL' is enacted by a brilliant, cast, including:— SLIM SUMMERVILLE, PAT O'BRIEN, RALPH BELLAMY, GLORIA STUART ' - AAD LILIAN -BOND. . ' ;. ' I GIVE "SMITHY" THE WELCOME HE DESERVES AT ST. JAMES THEATRE ON FRIDAY'NIGHT. He will lecture to his own film, -which portrays the crew at work over mid-ocean and shows the Southern Cross lashed by a terrific storm. : BOOK NOW! , : , BOOK NOW! I ST. JAMES 2.15 and 8 p.m. 2.15 and 8 p.m. * 15,000 WELCOMED "SMITHY" AT NEW PLYMOUTH, 10,000 AT HASTINGS ; 10,000 AT DUNEDIN. oA^us^a, ALL WELLINGTON WTLL^E AT^gj FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND YOU'LL BE THERE! ' ,; YOU'LL BE THERE! A SIGNIFICANT FACT TN November last, when for policy reasons the price of DENHARD BREAD was •*■ brought level with the cheap article, SALES SIMPLY BOUNDED UP. Hn oeV 6 ales PofDENHtRD nBREAD erether id^ ** *"**' **" * 1,173,801, LOAVES. They exceeded the sales of the preceding sixteen, weeks by 239,'50l LOAVES. SURELY A GREAT TRIBUTE TO DENHARD QUALITY. '■ . j that we, along with all other-legitimate Bread Bakers, cannot continue indefinitely to sell Bread at a loss. . | The price of Biead in the city has now been stabilised at ' 5d OVER THE COUNTER , \ '■ ■ AT ALL,GOOD STORES. , ; , This means to Master Bakers supplying these Stores, . \ 4*d DELIVERED, A PRICE WHICH SHOWS ONLY A VERY SMALL PERCENTAGE OF PROFIT. , , DO NOT BE MISLED—BUY FOR QUALITY ' AT 5d OVER THE COUNTER.' DENHARD BREAD IS STILL BETTER VALUE THAN THE CHEAP ARTICLE. ! IF CALLED UPON, WE ARE PREPARED TO PROVE IT. DENHARD BAKERIES LTD., WELLINGTON. TELEPHONE 54-800. '

WJEMANOTON SOUTH RELIEF " COMMITTEE are arranging Clothing Drive SATURDAY, March . 25, between John arid Waripori Street and Town Belt, both sides Tasman Street ar>d Wallace Street, from Hankey Street lip. HAVE PARCELS KEADX , . 2 D.ai,