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Evening Post, Issue 36, 12 February 1935, Page 2

"STANDING O^^BOUND TO STAND OUT-^AS A RARE ' ; "r ; ■■■■••-. ■ ACiUJiViiMiiNT.— ("livening Post;")Y ••..•■-. -. "MAKES THE AVERAGE SCREEN STORY FADE INTO COLOURLESS. 1 ■"UllLllY.'—("Dominion.") ...■ • > THE REGENT THE REGENT . ■ 3 SESSIONS DAILY-11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 f».m. : I •"'"'■ ; LAST 3 DAYS OF , ; /^G^AT p:PECTATIpNS^^^ : ■.■:.:.-,.., :. .: (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ . . . ■, BOX PLANS AT.D.I.C. AND AT^ THE REGENT, (TELEPHONE-^IW).- ' " .* COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXTT ; r: : "GRANDAD RUDD" THE RUDD FAMILY RETURNS—BUT Tfm TTATV PTJA-MriA-n ttw i,, m m,, AND NOW WE SEE THEM ALL IN NEW^fflGSh-AffTWIOB^SS. AjATJGtHS! ... LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS UNIQUE STAGB ATTRACTIbN! V V ''.- DR. A. L. LEWIS, of HOLLYWOOD Famous Director and Discoverer of Screen Types, in his ' ; "COMEDY TALKIE TESTS" ■ . ■'■'■■ ON THE SCREEN, -..-■■■' ' A GREAT CAST IN THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST COMEDY- ' "WE'RE -RICH AGAIN" -.^YJraiuEpA.-MAy.^pLJV^tolE^KE, REGINALD DENNY, G^Nfr OPERA" HOUSE ; . TWICE DAILY-2.15 and 8 p.m. For Universal Exhibition. PRICES FROM 1/-. BOX PLANS at D.I.C. QWING TO THE POSSIBILITY OF LEGAL ACTION ON THE . PART OF A PROMINENT ENGLISH FIRM AGAINST THE . USE OF THE WORD LIPTON IN OUR NAME, WE HAVE DECIDED TO ALTER OUR TRADE NAME. ' SUGGESTIONS FOR A NEW NAME ARE INVITED AND THE FIRST PERSON SENDING IN A SUITABLE 'NAME WHICH WE DECIDE TO .ADOPT WILL RECEIVE THE SUM OF £5. SUGGESTIONS CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20." 1935. FULLER LIPTON I ':lil§ir"i FOR DELICIOUS THINGS TO EAT.

• ■ ■ — Newtown — FINALLY TONIGHT, 8 o'clock.' Selected Supports from 7 p.m No. I—. ' .-•■.- ---■" THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG" "THE NOTORIOUS SOPHIE LANG-!" With GERTRUDE MICHAEL PAUL CAVANAGH, LEON ERROL, No. 2—GEORGE RAFT, "THE TRUMPET BLOWS." "THE TRUMPET BLOWS." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TOMORROW—CIark Gable, Jean Harlow, "HOLD YOUR MAN." William Haines, "Get Rich Quick • Wailingford." •• —-TpHE WENTWORTH.— LHE WENTWORTH.—. (Majestic Theatre Buildings.) TONIGHT—Popular Prices—TONIGHT. TONIGHT—Popular Pricea-TONIGHT. Is 6d and Is. 9-11.30. Is 6d and Is. Is 6d and Is. 9-11.30. Is 6d and Is. FRED. WEBBER FRED. WEBBER And his RHYTHM RASCALS. RHYTHM RASCALS. . MAIDA WILSON AND BERT CROSS MAIDA WILSON AND BERT CROSS In a Demonstration of the TANGO AND QUICKSTEP. TANGO AND QUICKSTEP. We Cater for Birthday and Wedding Parties. Reserves 45-709. NO EXTRA. MEETINGS. ' TTEAR MR. R. HUSTWICK, "INFUxx ENCE OF THOUGHT," WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 8 p.m., NIMMO'S HALL, First Door, Bond Street. "■, ■■;' ' FREE!* ■ ■ - PUBLIC NOTICES. THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY (LTD.), -. . . Incorporated 1895. . TRADE ASSIGNEES, TRADE DEBT collectors. stability, experience, peomphtdde. TjyE have funds for Investment on -."■ approved securities. ■ HENRY WRIGHT, F.R:A.,Governing Director. W. ALEXANDER PRAF,sny; * Osteopath and Mountain Sun . '' (Loeb) Specialist, Of Pearson and Pferson, H.B. Buildings - ' Christchurch. Has commenced Practice at 148 Willis Street, next Y.M.OA Hours:-9.t0 12.30; 2 to 6.30 p.m. Telephone 54-068., Consultation .Free. -NOTICEOF SETTING OF COURT. js hereby given that the Court Court Buildings, Napier, at 10 o'clock.in tne torenoon. . - Dated at Wellington this Bth day of February, 1935; • ■■'' C. MASON, ■ ■ > -% ■ Clerk of Awards., HUTT COUNTY COUNCIL PAREMATA BRIDGE AND ROAD LOAN. A 5-^ of Ratepayers of the Taupo -*■*■ Hiding, of.-the County of Hutt will be taken on Wednesday, the 13th day of I'ebruary, 1935, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., upon the proposal to borrow the sum of £7000 by way of a Special Loan io be known as "Paremata Bridge and Hoad Loan, 1935." SITUATION OF- POLLING BOOTHS: St. Andrew's NHallrf-Plimmeftpn," : Tennis Club" Hall, PukifuV Say:Soom in Opera House, Palmerstbif North Hutt County Council Chambers, Second Floor, Bowen House. Bowen Street, . Wellington. . Dated at Wellington this 18th day of January, 1935. D. R. HOGGARD, ■ ■■-_■• County Chairman. , ;. H.R. ROBINSON, .:;> '■'.. .:,-. .'. ;;.Returning OfficerJ. UPPER.'HUTT, BOROUGH; COUNCIL." ■ : ,;WATER: SUPPLY. -'.■- ---nPHE UPPER HUTT BOROUGH COUN- ■*- ■ CTL at its meeting held on Friday, February 8, 1935, and in exercise of the powers contained in Bylaw No. I, 1928, resolved to prohibit the use of water for any one or more of the purposes deemed to be an extraordinary supply. -I therefore give notice that on and. after the first'publication of this notice the "use of water -for . ponds,.' .fountains,; '"and the" like, and for .watering gardens, by means of a hose or; other appliances, is absolutely prohibited until-further notice. This prohibition applies to all installations, whether a water meter is fixed or not, and non-compliance with the uoUee will Be followed by prosecution.' This restriction also applies, to all services connected to the 'Borough Supply which are outside ; the Borough boundaries. ■. R. C. MAJOR, Town. Clerk. UALITY Printing of Every~Description. Place your next order; with the "Evening Post." ._." . •'--'■