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NO MORE DELIGHTFUL PICTURE HAS EVER BEEN PRODUCED! THE REGENT THE REGENT DAILY SESSIONS AT 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8.0 p.m. MARGARET SULLA VAN, HERBERT MARSHALL, "THE GOOD FAIRY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS at D.I.C. and at THE REGENT (TELEPHONE «-l«). FOR OUR NEXT REGENT ATTRACTION British International Pictures Present ' CHARLES DICKENS'. "THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP" (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) The Immortal Classic, Delightfully and Faithfully Translated to the "Living" Screen against a Glorious Natural Background'of the English Countryside. THRILLING INSPIRING ENTERTAINMENT! WE LIVE! WE LOVE! WE FIGHT! WHAT DON'T WE DO FOR "OUR DAILY BREAD" (United Artists Release.) ( (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Starring KAREN MO RLE V and TOM KEENE. ALSO SCREENING: BRITAIN'S HILARIOUS COMEDYCLAUDE HULBERT in "LOVE AT SECOND SIGHT" PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE./ (Approved -for Universal Exhibition.) SATURDAY _ NEXT SATURDAY ON THE SCREEN: ON IHE STAGE: London^Most Famou^Musical HARRY THURSTON " MISTER CINDERS " "OLD BILIi n HniSELF (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "CHARACTER SKETCHES OF With CLIFFORD MOLLISON. LONDON LIFE." NEW OPERA HOUSE-2 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.

PUBLIC NOTICE! The New Zealand Express Company Limited .. And I The Colonial Carrying Company of New Zealand Limited fPHE above-named Companies wish to notify their Clients and the General Public, ■*• that the business formerly carried on by The New Zealand' Express Company Limited in Wellington has been merged with that ot the Colonial Currying Company of New Zealand Limited, as from April 1, 1935, from which date both businesses will be carried on by The Colonial Carrying Company of New Zsaland Limited, at its premises, 56 Victoria Street, Wellington, but to meet the convenience of clients The New Zealand Express Company Limited Office, Customhouse Quay, will remain open for the. transaction of business during the current month. The New Zealand Express Company Limited Thanks its Clients for past patronage and solicits a' continuance of their support to The Colonial Carrying Company ol New Zealand Limited. ' . The New Zealand Express Company Limited •• ' , And ■ ."." . ■■•... The Colonial Carrying Company of New Zealand Limited

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rj.RAND . ORGAN RECITAL. "■•■■ TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1935, at 8 p.m. MR. MAUGHAN BARNETT.wiII play:Finale (Reubke) Am Meer and.March. .' (Schubert) St. Francis preaching to the Birds. (Liszt) Fantasia on National Airs and works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, and BQellmann .... (Maughan Barnett) MISS MARJORIE BENNIE will sing:— The Star (Rogers) My Heart is a Lute , (Huntington- Woodman) ADMISSION BY SILVER COIN. TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931. NOTICE OF MEETING OF No. 6 TRANSPORT LICENSING AUTHORITY. Fjs hereby notified that applications for renewal of passenger-service licences, etc., have been'received by the No. C Transport Licensing Authority as follows, and a public meeting of the Authority will be held in the Board Room, Dominion Farmers' Institute, Wellington (Room 11, first floorl, commencing Monday,. April 8, 1935, at 10 a.m., for the. purpose <of receiving evidenea and representations in favour of or against the granting of the applications. ' The Secretary (address below) should be immediately adtised of the names and addresses of any proposed witnesses, and in what capacity they will give evidence. Furr ther particulars of the applications will be supplied on request to the Secretary. RENEWALS OF PASSENGER-SERVICE LICENCES.' ' Name. Route. ' N.Z. Government Lower Hutt-Taita Railways N.Z. Government Petone-Taita OcmeRailways , tery Eastbourne Bor- Eastbourne ; Rona ough Council Bay-Wharf N.Z. Government Petone-Korokoro Railways , N.Z. Government Lower Hutt-East-Railways bourne W. Moore Wcllington-Fcilding ; Jenkins Aard Wellington-Master-Motors ton Eastbourne Bor- Wellington-East-ough Council bourne Eastbourne Bor- Wellington-Hutt ough Council Park S. A. Crichtou Wellingtou-Johnson-ville J A. Hunter Wcllington-Titahi Bay N.Z. .Government AVellington-Hutt Railways ■ Pnrk N.Z. Government Wellington-Lower Railways • Hutt N.Z. Government Wellington-Moera Railways N.Z. Government Wellington-Lower Railways Hutt N.Z. Government Wellington-Upper Railways Hutt N.Z. Government Wellington-Lower Railways Hutt N.Z. Government Wellington-Lower Railways Hutt Jenkins Motor Ser- Wellington-Wood-vice, Ltd. villc W. G. Marflitt Wellington-Martin-borough Kelburn-Karori Bus Kclburn-Makara Co., Ltd. Golf Links APPLICATION FOR PASSENGER- ! SERVICE LICENCE. St. John Ambulance Area of Board's DisSc.iety trict extending to Manawatu County and Wairoa on the north, and inelml ing the northern : portion of the South Island. Wellington District Wellingtrm Hospita? Free Ambulance District, Service i W. J. SIMMS, Secretary, No. 0. Transport Licensing Authority. Transport Dept, Wellington, Cl.

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