A row of houses at Tunuru,-Kieta, onthe-island of -Bougainville, where,' it is reported, a violent, volcanic-eruption has occurred, endangering the lives of a:ldrge native population. S. P. Andrew Photo. •' ' ; "Sport-and Photo. Mr.-Hi: IF. Lever, of Wellington, ■ . Lord; Glanely, owner of Chumwho died yesterday. He was leigh,: winner ■of the St. Leger formerly chief inspector in New Stakes, run at, the Doncaster Sep- f Zealand for the Bank 0} New. ■ , tember Meeting yesterday. South. Wales. • ■■• ■: ' ".•■"■ ■ ' .;,.■..-, • ■ ■•■Evening.-'rosl"; Photo. TheHon.W.,Nash,:Minisler of Finance, addressingparents and pupilsat yesterdaysrofficiahppeningof the new assembly;hall at the Hult Valley-High School. Seated.at the table are Mr. J. ySloneliouse, chairman of the-bbardof governors, who presided, Mr. J.N..Millard, principal of the school,.and-MryW, ■ ■ V. Dyer, chairman-of the Wellington Education Board. ■'■'■■; :-"i\r:-' '. Two youna men wen: Idl/ed on Sunday, and another gravely injured, when this car plunged past the side of abrulqc a I Junction Road, near Egnwnt Village, Jar a naki, and crashed'into the creek bed. Ao part oI the car appears. Id have escaped damage. .. CLAUDETTE COLBERT AND HER BOY-FRIENDS SKYLARKING IN THE ALPS.—Melvyn Douglas (the boy Theodora went wild-about), Mis:: Colbert, and Robert Young in a scene from "I Met Him in Paris,".a sparking, •kvlarktne comedv-romancc. packed with witty, pretty, ice-brittle dialogue, presenting a screaming cdmedy inalc on the usually droll triangle. It commences at the REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW, screenifls at 8.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m.—Pßj%.

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 61, 9 September 1937, Page 17

A row of houses at Tunuru,-Kieta, onthe-island of -Bougainville, where,' it is reported, a violent, volcanic-eruption has occurred, endangering the lives of a:ldrge native population.

S. P. Andrew Photo. •' ' ; "Sport-and Photo. Mr.-Hi: IF. Lever, of Wellington, ■ . Lord; Glanely, owner of Chumwho died yesterday. He was leigh,: winner ■of the St. Leger formerly chief inspector in New Stakes, run at , the Doncaster Sep- f Zealand for the Bank 0} New. ■ , tember Meeting yesterday. South. Wales. • ■■• ■: '

".•■"■ ■ ' .;,.■..-, • ■ ■•■Evening.-'rosl" ; Photo. TheHon.W.,Nash,:Minisler of Finance, addressingparents and pupilsat yesterdaysrofficiahppeningof the new assembly;hall at the Hult Valley-High School. Seated.at the table are Mr. J. ySloneliouse, chairman of the-bbardof governors, who presided, Mr. J.N..Millard, principal of the school,.and -MryW, ■ ■ V. Dyer, chairman-of the Wellington Education Board. ■'■'■■; :-"i\r:-' '.

Two youna men wen: Idl/ed on Sunday, and another gravely injured, when this car plunged past the side of abrulqc a I Junction Road, near Egnwnt Village, Jar a naki, and crashed'into the creek bed. Ao part oI the car appears. Id have escaped damage. ..

CLAUDETTE COLBERT AND HER BOY-FRIENDS SKYLARKING IN THE ALPS.—Melvyn Douglas (the boy Theodora went wild-about), Mis:: Colbert, and Robert Young in a scene from "I Met Him in Paris,".a sparking, •kvlarktne comedv-romancc. packed with witty, pretty, ice-brittle dialogue, presenting a screaming cdmedy inalc on the usually droll triangle. It commences at the REGENT THEATRE TOMORROW, screenifls at 8.15 p.m., 5 p.m., and 8 p.m.—Pßj%.