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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 6, 6 July 1935, Page 4

WRESTLING! WRESTLING! I " ■. A RETURN MATCH. V Between the Men who profiled one of the Best Contests seen in Auckland for Years. . > • . . ■ GLENN WAD(E-15sf lllb (America) , X I Versus • . ' "LOFTY" BLOMFIELD-16st 31b (New Zealand) TWO CLEVER AND VERSATILE HEAVYWEIGHTS. TOWN HALL-MONDAY NEXT r BOOKING OPEN AT E. W. HUMPHREYS, MANNERS STREET. "o: , PRICES' ; AS USUAL. ' ■ • MOTOE SALE ' *■ ;. ,•: (BY ORDER OF THE RECEIVER) T YSONS LIMITED have been instructed to dispose of THE WHOLE OF THI "^ MOTOR-CAR STOCK OF DE. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD. '' LATEST MODELS OF NEW ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARS. " '"■ BIG RANGE OF USED CARS. ;. _ £ EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS i THE ENTIRE STOCK CAN BE INSPECTED AT THE SHOWROOMS OF LYSONS LIMITED, Corner TARANAKI and WAKEFIELD STREETS WELLINGTON. •■■ », ' ' SHOWROOMS OPEN J3ACH EVENING. ' '' : EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD '

LET'S GO A SECOND TIME! ANOTHER ALL-STAR NON-STOP! V AU.D EVILLE VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT. BRIGHTER AND BREEZIER THAN BEFORE. TyTAJESTIC THEATRE JULY 11. THEATRE JULY 11. (Positively One Night Only). GLADYS MONCRIEFF, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, Australia's Queen of Musical-Comedy, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, GLADYS MONCRIEFF, And a Brilliant Company of Supporting Artists. A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME OF SPARKLING VARIETY. MUSIC MIRTH BEAUTY. REVUE CHORUS AND BALLET. Frank. Crowther's Full Theatre Orchestra with Gil Deck as Guest Conductor. The Whole to be Staged with Appropriate Scenic and Lighting' Effects. Presented by the N.Z. Broadcasting Boardin aid of the Mayor's Metropolitan Fund ■ for the Relief of Distress. Popular Prices: 3s, 2s, Is. .Box Plan at D.I.C. and Majestic Theatre. No booking - i fee. v (Morning and Afternoon Picture Sessions as usual; evening sessions resume Friday.) HEIGHT OF DELIGHT. HEIGHT .OF DELIGHT. HEIGHT OF DELIGHT. HEIGHT OF DELIGHT: HEIGHT OF DELIGHT. HEIGHT OF DELIGHT. CHEAP WEEKEND AT CHATEAU. CHEAP WEEKEND AT CHATEAU. CHEAP WEEKEND AT CHATEAU. CHEAP WEEKEND AT CHATEAU. . POPULAR '' "CUTS." x POPULAR "CUTS." POPULAR "CUTS." ' POPULAR "CUTS." TOTALCOST TOTAL COST ONLY £3 16s FROM WELLINGTON. ONLY £3 16s FROM WELLINGTON. ONLY £3 3s FROM PALMERSTON N. ONLY £3 3s FROM PALMERSTON N. low costs include first-class re- -*- turn fare and seat reservation in cosy trains, motor from National Park Station to Chateau and back, and accommodation at Chateau. Excursions continue each- weekend until July 27. .. . " The train leaves Wellington at 3 p.m. Saturday and arrives at National Park at midnight. The return train leaves National Park at 11.9 p.m." on Monday and arrives at Wellington at 7.42 a.m. Tuesday. "LET YOURSELF GO." "■ 1 "LET GO." Snow sports, walks amid mountain majesty, billiards, music, dancing, and other pastimes in one of the best hostels in New Zealand or Australia. MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEAT. * MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEAT. Book at Government Tourist Bureaus or Railway Offices. rj.RAND OPERA .HOUSE. SUNDAY, JULY 7, at 8 p.m. In Aid of the Mayor's Metropolitan Relief Fund. CLEM DA WE REVUE COMPANY'S ARTISTS. MISSES O'MALLEY & LUCIANO, CLEM DAWE, GREGORY IVANOFF, RALPH DALY, : In conjunction with iWELLINGTON TRAMWAYS BAND In a Very Fine Programme of Selected Music. ■ DONATE WITH THE UTMOST LIBERALITY. THE NEED IS VERY GREAT. THE WENT WORTH" HE WE NT WORTH" (Majestic Theatre Buildings). CLOSING TONIGHT! CLOSING TONIGHT! 1 ' : FAREWELL I,'i.i FAREWELL I3BLIJ' To "■rc.T FRED WEBBER FRED WEBBER And his RHYTHM RASCALS. RHYTHM RASCALS. JOY OLIVER In * SONG AND DANCE. JOYCE LENEY In SKIPPING ROPE NOVELTY. Is 6d each. 9-12. Is 6d each. RESERVES (45-709). NO EXTRA. ~ZI rpHE TIN HAT A: ■. W ' I|BrrUBNEDSOIPIEHSI W.R.S.A. The usual month'y <££14i^ Tattoo will NOT be held next Wedneiday, July 10. Next Tattoo WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14.