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AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., Throughout N.Z. j^y/ rLftzfi \xT \ Theatre Centrally Heated and •Hearing Aids Available. Sessions Daily 2.15 and 8 p.m. WHEN DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK VALLEY WARNED OF THE INDIAN TERROR! The peaceful Mohawk Valley aflame with battle, its colonists meeting with fire and musket the savage Iroquois! NOW THE SCREEN REVEALS ANEW ITS UNRIVALLED POWER." ; TO PORTRAY STIRRING ACTION.CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT CLAUDETTE COLBERT — In A TECHNICOLOR EPIC. A TECHNICOLOR EPIC. •"DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." ''DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." ''DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." ''DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." "DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." -"DRUMS ALONG THE MOHAWK." A TECHNICOLOR EPIC. A TECHNICOLOR EPIC. With HENRY FONDA HENRY FONDA HENRY. FONDA And EDNA MAY OLIVER. EDNA MAY OLIVER. Adapted from the Great Novel by WALTER D. EDMONDS. Also "DEPARTURE OF 2nd ECHELON," "HUNTING DOGS"—Sports Series, "TERRYTOON CARTOON" (in colour), "INTERNATIONAL NEWS." ' A 20th Century-Fox Picture. BOOK. . . D.I.C. or Theatre. Tel. 51-277. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Ih^ifliiilllllliim*, Ml Tud or Willis Street. Telephone 41-219. 1 Centrally Heated. Direction: AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD., Throughout N.Z. FINALLY TONIGHT (Supports at 7.30). The most timely and authentic drama of submarine warfare. "U-BOAT 29." "U-BOAT 29." Starring .^onrad veidt—Valerie hobson [(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) -IN ADDITIONThe Newest Bumstead Panic! "BLONDIE ON A BUDGET." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SITUATIONS VACANT. MESSAGE BOY. RANTED. § MESSAGE BOY. IMMEDIATELY. Apply— [ "EVENING POST." TX7ANTED, GOOD HAND for Cutting L*» Benches, must be accustomed to electric cutting machine; married man for preference; top wages. Apply . .'..-■ i 2302 Evening Post. i TyANTED, BOYS AND GIRLS, 14-16, for Interesting Factory Work. Apply MODERN PLASTICS (N.Z.), LTD., 4 Doualas Street. [WANTED, Smart Boy for Shop Work, I** Messages, etc., good prospects. Apply Manager, R. Hannah and Co., Ltd.. Cuba Street. SHOE TRADE. .WOMEN AND GIRLS FOX MALhII.VEROOM. YX7ANTED, Experienced MACHINISTS, L» t top wages; constant work. Also: GIRLS who have had some power machine experience aa Improvers. Also Good Bright GIRLS as Beginners. Modern factory, ideal conditions, permanent positions; no Saturday work. Apply MR. W. DENBY, E. HANNAH AND CO., LTD., Footwear Factory, Leeds Street, Wellington. 1 WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD. TALLY CLERK. r APPLICATIONS, addressed to the Un- •"■ dersigned, will be received up to 9 a.m. on MONDAY, JULY 8, 1940, for the position of TIMEKEEPER and TALLY CLERK for the construction of a Hospital and Services at Lower Hutt. Experience of the building trades essential. Salary £6 per week. A schedule of duties may be'had on application to Messrs. Crichton, McKay, \ and Haughton, Architects, or the undereigned. . Applications are to be in writing, stating age and experience, and enclosing copies of testimonials^ Secretary. WELLINGTON HOSPITAL BOARD. CLERK OF WORKS, f A PPLICATIONS, addressed to the Un- •"-■ • dersigned will be received up to 9 a.m. on MONDAY, JULY 8, 1940, for the position of CLERK OF WORKS to superintend the construction of a Hospital and Services at Lower Hutt. Salary £10 per week. Applications are to be in writing, stating age and experience, and enclosing copies of testimonial^ j COOK, Secretary. \%J ANTED, A SMART LAD, 16 or 17 i»V years old, for office Cycle and Motor Warehouse. Apply personally PHELAN, LONSDALE, LTD., 9-11 Blair Street. TVT ANTED, OVERLOOKERS, MACHIN- '•" ISTS, FINISHERS for knitting factory, ideal working conditions, top wages paid. Apply JAMES PEARCE AND CO., LTD., 290 Wakefield Street, Wellington.