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NO EXTENSION POSSIBLE-LAST 3 DAYS OF "LORNA DOONE" "LORNA DOONE" (Recommended by Censor tor Adults.) Millions liave read, the Gripping Story—Myriads will Love the Fun! j A Basil Dean Super Production. TTT 1? Vi V C± 1? N T where there's always, a n. th 1> lii It Hi IN 1 BETTER SHOW. DAILY—At 11.0 a.m., 2.15 p.m., S.O p.m. ANNOUNCING THE NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE WORLD'S GREATEST SCREEN ATTRACTION | London Films Present ' "THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LESLIE HOWARD—MERLE OBERON Etc. ' Alexander Korda's Production of Baroness Orczy's Famous Novel. A United Artists Release. PREFERENTIAL BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. AND THE REGENT ] (TELEPHONE 44-144). LET'S GO A SECOND TIME! MAJESTIC THEATRE-THURSDAY, JULY 11 VAUDEVILLE BRIGHTER AND BREEZIER THAN THE LAST. (Positively One Night Only) ANOTHER i ALL-STAR NON-STOP VARIETY VAUDEVILLE GLADYS HeaMONCRIEFF (Australia's Queen of Musical Comedy) Also—GlL DECH, Pianist and Guest Conductor; JOHN ROBERTSON, Cornetist; WALTER KINGSLEY, Baritone; FRANK PERRIN, English Comedian; VINCENT • ASPEY, Violinist (late Leader 2FC Orchestra), THE RADIO RHYTHMIC SYMPHONISTS; JOE KNOWSLEY, Ballet Master; RAY KEMP AND CHORUS; JUNIOR FARRELL, Wellington's Wonder Boy Pianist; BERNARD & RUDOLPH, Xylophone Duettists;. BABY WITTS, Solo Dancer; DAN FOLEY, Tenor; MELVA DONEY & BRIAN ASHBRIDGE, Juvenile Dance Duo; REVUE CHORUS AXD BALLET, FRANK CROWTHER'S FULL THEATRE ORCHESTRA. A MAMMOTH AND FASCINATING PROGRAMME. Presented by the New Zealand Broadcasting Board in aid of- the Mayor's Metropolitan Relief Fund. i POPULAR PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. Box Plan nt D.I.C. and Majestic Theatre. (No Booking Fee.) ■I MOTOR SALE (BY ORDER OF THE RECEIVER) T YSONS LIMITED have been instructed to dispose of THE WHOLE OF THE MOTOR : CAR STOCK OF E. REYNOLDS & CO., LTD. LATEST MODELS OF NEW ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CARS. BIG RANGE OF USED CARS. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS THE ENTIRE STOCK CAN BE INSPECTED AT THE SHOWROOMS OF LYSONS LIMITED, Corner TARANAKI and WAKEFIELD STREETS, ! WELLINGTON. ■ ' ' ' SHOWROOMS OPEN EACH EVENING. EVERY. CAR MUST BE SOLD. FYFE'S "BIGGEST YET" SILK AND HOSIERY SALE COMMENCES TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), at>9 a.m. 3 OUTSTANDING SPECIALS 3 1500 yards MATT. FINISH SILK MAROCAIN-Newest spot, foulard, O/11 yard and floral designs. . 4/11 FOR &' -*--*- Our Whole Stock of HIGH-GRADE WOOLLEN" FABRlCS—Comprising Fashionable Weaves in Plain Colours and Smart Donegal Tweeds. Usually Q/O yard 4/11 and 5/G. , SALE PRICE °' ° 400 pairs MORLEY BEST QUALITY PURE WOOL FASHIONED HOSIERY—AII the best shades, and Bluck.' Usually • 7/11. A /"I "1 pair . SALE PRICE.. */-LJBE WISE! THE RULE IS: FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 13 ■ •!. '" ' .FYFE'S'- LTD., . . • : OPPOSITE KELBURN TRAM.

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MIRACLE VIOLINIST.OF THE AGE. Y EHUDI MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. MENUHIN. AT THE TOWN HALL. AT THE TOWN HALL. Two Wonderful Concerts. TOMORROW NIGHT AT S, TOMORROW NIGHT AT 8, And SATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT. The Auckland Appearances were sold out hours before each concert. THREE SHILLING TICKETS . for Tomorrow Night's Concert now on sale at the D.I.C. Reserved Chairs and Balconies, 10b, 7s 6d, and ss. Limited Viceregal area, 12s 6d. '. Unreserved, 3s. * Direction — J. and N. TAIT. MEETINGS. DOUGLAS SOCIAL CREDIT WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. A MEETING will be held at 212 Lamb■cx- ton, Quay on THURSDAY, JULY 11. 2.30 p.m. ' Speaker: REV. H. SHARP. Note.—Meetings held every Thursday, FUNERAL NOTICES. T<HE^ Friends of the late Mrs. Lena ■*• Etrnna Taylor are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave the Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Sons, Ltd., Tomorrow, Wednesday, July 10, 1935, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBT. 11. WILSON AND SONS, LTD., Undertakers, 164 Adelaide Road. Tola. 24-155, IC-781. TVFTE Funeral of the late Ernest Arthur ■*■ Homer will leave the Mortuary Chapel of J. X Taylor and Sons, Ltd., 22 Vivian Street, on' Wednesday, July 30, 1935, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, J...E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.* Undertakers, 22 Vivian Street, and Earori. -Day and Night Telephone 26-073. .. MISCELLANEOUS. f* O. METAL Polish brightens brass brilV* liantly, requires less rubbing, and gives a more lasting shine. Try a tin today. - ■ p O. WAXSHINE Lino Polish for v-/> quicker, easier, and brighter polishing; and it is unnecessary to apply so often. P O. DARK Tan Shoo Polish gives a brighter gloss and a jnora lasting shinejto your footwear. ■ p O. BLACK Shoe Polish in the largest V* tin for Cd; defies the weather and preserves the leather. . NURSES' and Waitresses' Aprons, Caps. Bolts, Infants' Layette Sets, from £1 Ss. Mrs. Collins, 00 Manners Street (next Scott's Tearooms). FOR SALE, HOTEL AND RESTAURANT CROCKERY, Grindley Ware, Dinner, Soup, Dessert, and Bread and Butter - Plates, Coupes, and Cupa and Saucers.' Wholesale only from C. B. LEMPRIERE & CO., LTD., 15 Blair Street, Courtenay Place.