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Evening Post, Volume CXVIII, Issue 15, 18 July 1934, Page 2

AN APOLOGY! The Management of the State Theatre sincerely apologises to Patrons who stood in mo lain waiting to gain, admission and were reluctantly turned away at 1 . the Matinee yesterday. ' PACKED AGAIN LAST NIGHT! " AGAIN TONIGHT, at S o'clock! TOMORROW'S SESSIONS: 11.15 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and S p.m. Bos Plans for Tonight are Filling Rapidly. Bock .Now at D.I.C. and Theatre (lelephone 51-505). Telephone Reserves not held after 7.50 pm STATE THEATRE ' Diction: Amalgamated Thealres (N.Z.), Ltd. ' colours YuMl^/^ Z^ laf <{uT P108, 0"1'*1 to. Us «"™ l)e°P^ in such attractive g£ I^o &« # %^sr^xi^i^^A^^s^ the caily Polynesian navigators . . . and then advance by stages ruht" owr 1 ... to tho present day. j "ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND" ' aot. a mero travd-°Slle''bu'.* l J^g?l*jf,l^ pict"re ia ' sonnd > Colour,'and In a s^|f°^ 4 r TElE^URE^LEgLIEe^iNKS'and CAROL GOODNER ■ : VJSED ENSIGN." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) •■

WRESTLING ON MONDAY. ■ " ■ - WRESTLING .ON'MONDAY■".•■■■■' WRESTLING ON MONDAY. ■ WRESTLING ON MONDAY WRESTLING ON MONDAY. WRESTLING ON MONDAY. WRESTLING ON MONDAY. ■ ■ WRESTLING ON MONDAY. O—COND appearance, in Wellington o£ w the Turkish wrestler. - - - ALI MAHMOUT BEY ALI MAHMOUT BEY. ALI MAHMOUT BEY ALI-MAHMOUT BEY . ALI MAHMOUT BEY Won seven or ALI MAHMOUT BEY ten matches. ALT MAHMOUT BEY ALI MAHMOUT BEY ALI.MAHMOUT BEY ALI MAHMOUT BEY . Versus : , WONG BUK CHEUNG WONG BUK CHEUNG WONG BUK CHEUNG WONG BUK CHEUNG WONG BUK CHEUNG Popular Chinese WONG BUK CHEUNG wrestler. WONG BUK CHEUNG . WONG BUK CHEUNG . WONG BUK CHEUNG WONG BUK CHEUNG At the " TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. TOWN HALL, MONDAY NIGHT. Amateur Boutg, S p.m. Preferential Booking opens at E. W. Humphrey's, Manners Street,- Tomorrow. Box Plan and Day Sales, Friday. ; Prices: as, 3s, 2s; Ladies 2s Gd. All plus tax. 1 ' I DANCING. npEADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET, TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), MODERN, OLD-TIME DANCE. '■ Come, enjoy yourselves and help. Fielden Taylor. Orchestra, Supper. Novelties. - - Prizes. Best Floor in' Wellington;. ".. ' Sub. Is 6d. Sub. Is, 6d. . Sub. Is 6d. rpHE; REALM. ; THE REALM. :•.-.: FOR REFINEMENT. AND THOROUGH... TUITION. CHRISTIE'S . OLD-TIME DANCING CLASS. Every Thursday. SubSi Is.. New Pupils 7.30. Advanced Pupils S p.ni. GRAND WINTER RELIEF DANCE. TONIGHT, S o'clock. TONIGHT, S o'clock. ST. THOMAS' HALL, NEWTOWN (Nest to Newtowa P. 0.). Park's 6 Maori Merry Makers Orchestra. Old-time in galore and various items. ■ Is 6d Single, 2s 6d Double. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TPHE NEW ASSEMBLY, ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, 29 VIVIAN STREET, FOR OLD-TIME DANCING COME to ST. JOHN'S. . "Nuff Sed." Admission Is 3d. nPHE REALM ~ BALLROOM. •»-HE REALM BALLROOM. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT, Our Big Shilling's Worth Again. The Best Evening of the Week. BE WISE. BE THERE. ■T~ T^VANS BAY YACHT |T>»w^ AND MOTOR-BOAT Hffi^ CLUB (INC.). |*U*"" The Annual Presenta"i""""^ tion of Prizes will be held • in the Clubhouse, TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, at 8 o'clock sharp. . ' ".- ' . "' - - Subscription 2s. Dancing till 1 a.ni; THE" : ~~ IVTARGARET- O'CONNOR STUDIO. IU-ARGARET O'CONNOR STUDIO. (N.Z.'s University of Ballroom Dancing.) Private Tuition by Principals of the Studio from 10 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. Orchestra with Evening Classes. STUDIO: TEt/i 5S Cuba St. (opp. Jas. Smith's). 45-571. • SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL AND - ;• BEAUTY CULTURE,' G3 Willis Street; :Tel.-4S-6jM. ' RUTH HAY,;-Principal: ..':/. . A LLOW my 14 years' o£ experience to x*- help you secure the figure of today and put you oil the road, to health.- Cor-, reetion of all Physical Faults, Poise, Grace, Balance, Correct Posture, Walking. SPECIAL. Beware of the condition behind -shoulders, on neck, or abdomen. Ruth Hay has the-only scientific method of naturally reducing the figure without diet, drugs, exercise, or mechanical ■ methods. Physical Culture Glasses for all.Prospectus obtainable at Studio. MEETINGS. ~ . WAITAKI HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. . WELLINGTON BRANCH. A MEETING of all. Old Boys will be ■cx held in the Dominion Farmers' Institute Buildings, at-^ -7.30 ■ pirn., on THURSDAY, JULY 19,' and .will be followed by a Smoke Concert, commencing at .8.15 p.m. Tickets 4a.-' ■ ' . - : ' g. F. EAST, Hon..Sec . '..'■ TOWN, PLANNKTG. INSTITUTE, • ■■". WELLINGTON BRANCH. A MEETING of the above Branch will •^ bo held in the Lecture Room, Electricity Department, Harris Street, on i THURSDAY, 19th INST., at S p.m. SUBJECT:. . ■•The Housing Problem," by X. C. Hamh. A.R.1.8.A. "M"_W ZEALAND workers make "Beaver" -*"1 Sauce, Two delicious kinds. Tomato Chutnoy and Worcester*, Qsd&z fes?» JWJfj

JUSIBLE SALE. J^ JmiBLE SALE will be held in'the W.C.T.U. HALL, Constable Street, Newtown,. on FRIDAY, the. 20th INST , at 7 p.m. '"'•.'•• ' ' GLIDEI ~~~" ~ "' ' ■ GLIDE - -■■-: GLIDE ■ . -......■". GLIDE • '-■■"- •-"■■ ' - ' GLIDE TP NIGHI'-; . ' TONIGHT. GLIDE Programme includes: - - GLIDE Lucky .Number GLIDE Glide Fours. . - GLIDE Usual .Week.Night'prices: GLIDE .-.._...,'. Ladies-Is.. GLIDE . Gents-Is- 6d. ".'. .". GLIDE - : . - ... GLIDE College Session Tomorrow, GLIDE • - - - ... GLIDE 2.30 till 5 p.m. ■ GLIDE .-. .'.■■.■■■ . Skating Party Tomorrow Night, Xt m In aid of. StJSS Jewisli Sports Tournament. GLIDE Novelties, Games, and. Prizes. GLIDE . ■ '-.'- '.-■ GLIDE A, TUBEKT, GLIDE Manß'»prl GLIDE -Manager. GLIDE • . ' ■..-.:'■ PUBLIC NOTICES. TO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. I^HE Proprietor of Letters Patent No ACEOUS SUBSTANCES" if desirous of entering into arrangements, by way of a Licence or otherwise, on reasonable terms for the purpose of exploiting the above .Patent, and ensuring .its practical working m New Zealand. . All inquiries to be addressed to HENRY HUGHES, LIMITED. Patent Agents, 214-217 D.I.C. Building, Wellington. PAINFUL FEET., FLATTENED ARCHES successfully , i .treat. e J 3 by latest electrical methoda1 together with trained foot massage.' Toneless .muscles revitalised and Inflamed joints completely penetrated Patients enabled to use their feet correctly without aid. of artificial support, which interfere with natural function of teet. '■■■-,'■ KATHARINE CARTER. N.Z.R.M Kelvin Chambers, 16 The Terrace, ■ Registered Massepse and Medical Electrician. Telephone 43-297. ClmOPR^-i^siH^ "Evening Post*'- Building. :-. ." Telephone 42-21 S. - :~"' ~ ' .'.'f "' ■; FUNERAL NOTJCES.. / T HI & m%*\ £ thei •late-- ''Mr c. w; w-,i If ne ' C- J M- G -> Jeaye- the. Basilica, Hill Street, for Mount Street Cemetery, at conclusion of Re»uem Mass, which will be celebrated at 9 a.m. on Friday, July ; ISAAC CLARK AND SON, ,'.' Funeral Directors,' "'■'- ' 27'Wingfield Street. rPHE Friends of. the late Robert ■*• Pnngle are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 76 Wright Street;-. Tomorrow (Thursday), July 19, /1934, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery,_ Karori. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road. Tels. 24-155 and 16-781. npHE Friends of the late Roy Houchen -■•are invited to attend his which will leave his late residence, - 50 Ross Street, Kilbirnie, Tomorrow (Thurs-day),-July 19, 1934 at 2 p.ml, for the Cemetery, Karori. ROBERT H. WILSON & SONS, LTD, Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road. Tels. 24-155 and 16-781. ' npHE Friends of the latt Mr. James _■*- Mcßean (Mcßain) are • respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 7 Cornwall Street, Lower Hutt, on Friday, July 20, .1934, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Taita.' -, W. HALL AND CO., Funeral -Furnishers, Lower Hutt. ■.. ■ ' Tels. 62-640 and 62-740. , ■ -;. { GRAND~UNITED~ORDER OF""ODI>: FELLOWS; LOYAL WILLIAM BAIN BRANCH, No 13, KILBIRNIE. ' jITEMBERS of the above 'Branch and ■"■*- other Branches are requested id attend the Funeral of •• Bro. R. Houchen, which leaves his late residence, 50 Ross Sti-eet, Kilbirnie, air 2 p.m.; Thursday, July 19, 1934, for Karori Cemetery. - By Order. NOBLE GRAND - TUTANBKAI LODGE,-156. ■ ■ ' nVKE Brethren of- the above Lodge are ■*-. respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of our. late Bro. Roy Houchen, J.W., which will leave his late residence, 50" Ross Street, Kilbirnie, Tomorrow (Thursday), July Wy 1934, at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery,- Karori.- "■ ■"- ' . '.": ' .;■.,■ ■■;• By Ordet^the wiO. ■■SOUTHERN CROSS LODGE.NO. 24, 1.0.0^. ■-: TtTEMBERS of Southern Cross Lodge No. f-*- 24 and Kindred Lodges are irespectfully requested to attend the Funeral of the late Bro. R..Pringle, which will leave Ms late residence, 76 Wright Street, Tomorrow, Thursday, at 2.30 p.m. by order noble grand, miscellaneous! : ]\/fORLIFE Tablets for' Blood Weakness, ■■•"*■ Nervousness, T.B;i General Debility. Perrett's Pharmacy, 2 Manners Street. tTERE'S the opportunity of improving '*-•»■ your" Miniature Cp!lection= -of Rare Wines and Spirits • Display now on at the Grand Hotel Home BuppTy. Btore. Limited number, on sale from Is 8d each. TVfRS. COLLINS, 80 Manner* Btre*t, il* . will make your last winter's coat, costume, or frock;like new; Dressmaking, all kinds Sewingi Rehovationß. ■.'■■--•-.. . Gift Afternoon arranged for the ■*■-■ Makogai Sisters takes ' place at Mrs. Burkes Residence. Arlington Street, on. Thursday, 26th, not 19th, as announced. ~ ' ENGAGEMENT! H^HB Engagement shortly to be au- •*• nounced. Have the ring exactly as desired. Obtain it wholesale direct from our workshop and save money. HAYCRAFT AND JOSLING. Ring iSpecialists, 9i Willis Street .(ocer Pr«ste«»»}.