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Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 21, 25 January 1936, Page 4

GRAND PETONE. RAND PETONE. (Petone's Popular Family Cinema) " ' TONIGHT, at 8 Monday and Tuesday ai 8. JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BEIEU 111 Warner Bros.' Hilarious Comedy-drama, "THE IRISH IN US." With . Frank McHugh • —: Allen Jenkins. (Approved.for, Universal Exhibition.) In Addition 5 EXCELLENT SUPPORTS 5 Book at Hansen's (nest Theatre) or telephone 64-003. Telephone Reserves will NOT be held . after 7.45. • TONIGHT, MON., TUES., at 8 p.m. At the ' PALACE THEATRE, PETONE. J- ALACE \ THEATRE, . P|TONB. Thrill follows Thundering :Thrill in"" JACK LONDON'S Roaring drama. of the Klondike— "CALL OF THE WILD." -—- - "CALL OF THE WILD."' —— "CALL OF THE WILD."1 — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)' . With •; ■ .: ■..:■■: •' CLARK GABLE - LORETTA YOUNO CLARK GABLE — LORETTA YOUNG JACK OAKIE — and the dog "Buck;"In Support—Mickey Mouse Cartoon. Book at Nissen's or ; telephone 63-610. — _: t__t'hanspoet , workers'. picnic Transport workers 5 picnic (Waterside Workers, 'Drivers, Seamen, and Marine Cooks and Stewards Unions),* Will be held at HUTT PARK RACECOURSE; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1939. ? Trains leave Lambton Station as under:— 9.ls—Stops at Intermediate Stations. 9.4s—Direct. ■ RETURN TRAINS leave Hutt' Park 5.35 and G. 5 p.m. FARES—Adults, Is 9d Return.' Members' Children .under 15 years of age, Free; Non-members' Children, 9d» ■•■-... Hot Water and Milk for All. Lollies, Ice Cream, Soft Drinks" of all Kinds for the Children. Children are requested to bring-: tlieir own Drinking Utensils. A BIG PROGRAMME OF. SPORTS FOR ADULTS, BIG CHILDREN AND LITTLE CHILDREN, PRIZES GALORE FOB THE KIDDIES. DANCING. For further particulars, see Official Programme, issued on morning of picnic. If a Postponement .is decided upon, a Four-flag Signal will be flown at Mount Victoria from 7.30 t0'8.30 a.m. A. MOVES, Picnic Secretary. MASTERTON" A. AND P. SHOW. MASTERTON A. AND P. SHOW. TpORTY-NINTH ANNUAL ' EXHIBI- * TION, At "; ••- ■'" SOLWAY SHOWGROUNDS, SOL WAY SHOW GROUNDS, •MASTERTON, MASTERTON..' FEBRUARY 18 and 19, 193 G. Ram and Ewe Fair' February 20 and 21. Cups and Trophies valued at £750, in addition to liberal prize-moneys. FARMERS AND OTHERS OF THE DISTRICT—SUPPORT YOUR SHOW WITH ENTRIES. All livestock classes, Hacks, -Hunters, Ponies, Dog Trials, -poultry; Pigeons, Dogs, Cookery,. Sewing, Fruit,' and Vegetables. ■• £110 offered in Cups in Kennel Section." ALL ENTRIES CLOSE ON FEBRUARY 3. Free Schedule from R. H. WILLIAMS, .Secretary,'. Box 40, Masterton. HUTT VALLEY HORTICULTURAL SQCIETY (Inc.). GLADIOLI SHOW. ' GLADIOLI SHOW. WEDNESDAY NEXT; ■ . ,:, ■ January 29, 1936. fKing George" theatre; " " "' 'lower. hut>t-. Gladioli, Cyclamen, Dahlia 6, Hydrangea*, Decorative, .Cooking. ONE DAY ONLY. , Entries close Monday, 27th, S.p.ra: i A. J. NICHOLLS,- i ■.';■'■. ... r Secretary. Box 19, Lower Hutt. PUBLIC NOTICES. ~* RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION (Wadestown Auxiliary). THE Returned Soldiers of Wadestown are. invited to attend a Memorial Service for his Majesty the late King George Vi at St. Luke's Church on SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. Parade at 10.45 a.m. at Parish Hall. PIONEEE CLUB. THE PARTY arranged ■to cay, "Fare, well" to Mrs. H. R. Fisher is POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, at 3 p.m. Garden Circle and all Clul> Member* invited. JU-JITSU. CHIMA, Japanese Champion, teaching - daily at Koolman's Gym. Pupils ittvited, terms moderate. PIRATES RUGBY FOOTBALL TEAM. SUPPORTERS, Players, and .all'peqpla interested in the formation of ith« above Club are asked to ■communicate,' as early as possible, with the pro-tern; organiser, ..'..-■ Tel. 25-306. • : -, NEW ZEALAND LEAGUE FOR THB HARD OF HEARlNG(Wellington Branch). T IP Reading Classes will recouunencr ■^ on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, at the League- Rooms, 95 Cburtenay Place. N.Z. FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN. . . TTEE Opening of the Triennial ConferA ence will be POSTPONED from Tuesday, January 28, to Wednesday,. January 29. The Reception will be held, at the Wellington Women's Club on Wednesday, January 29, at 8 p.m. Any graduates who are visiting Wellington will be welcomed. M. SUTHERLAND, Hon. Sec. _ TJETURNED SOLDIERS are requested -*-* to attend the Memorial Services in their own districts TOMORROW (Sunday), JANUARY 26. Medals and decorations to be worn. There will be no formal parades held. J. SPENCE, Secretary,•Wellington Returned Soldiers' Asan. CHURCH Parade, Tomorrow (Sunday) Evening, at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral. Commemorative Service for the late King George V. AH South African War Veterans are requested to assemble at Lambton Station at 6.30 p.m. If wet, opposite Pro-Cathedral, Mulgrave Street, at. C.4u p.m. Medals and Decorations to be woru. J. J. CLARK, Captain, ■"• ' President, Wellington Assn.- ---■ A ... ■ KILBIRNIE, LYALL BAY, AND MELROSE BRANCH. CHURCH Parade, Tomorrow (Sunday) at St. Jude's Anglican Church, 7 p.m. Commemorative Service for the late King George V. Members are requested-to assemble at Headquarters, Bay Road, af G. 15 p.m. Medals and Decorations, Mourn-.. ing" ; DONALD GUNN. ; • Chairman p% vM*»»t»eft