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AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD., Throughout N.Z. PLANS at D.I.C. and THEATRE (52-212). Hearing Aids. Sessions: 2.15 and 8.0. := KlNG's HL ACCLAIMED!! By tremendous audiences yesterday as a Great Entertainment— THE AUTHOR OF "THE CITADEL" j Writes his greatest story of wo- i man's most dramatic profession— as his earlier novel gave the world its first inside drama of the medical profession, so does this drama treat of nurses. CAROLE LOMBARD, CAROLE LOMBARD, CAROLE LOMBARD, CAROLE LOMBARD, CAROLE LOMBARD, BRIAN AHERNE BRIAN AHERNE BRIAN AHERNE BRIAN AHERNE BRIAN AHERNE ANNE SHIRLEY, ANNE SHIRLEY, Together they tell the story of "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT." "VIGIL OF THE NIGHT." . . Drama —stark —stirring—only a doctor could tell the intimate secrets of a private nurse FEATURETTES INCLUDE: Walt. Disney's Latest Cartoon, DONALD DUCK in "The Hockey Champ." Ray Whitley's Hill-billy Musical, "Cupid .Rides the Range." An "Interest" Subject, "The City of Reno." And the Latest Overseas News. An R.K.O. Picture. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) DANCING. TAIA TONIGHT! HALL TRANCE Kilbirnie to TAIA HARRY SCOTT. AND HIS HALL RHYTHM RASCALS Kilbirnie These boys are really good. TAIA So roll up Tonight. HALL Monte Carlos, etc. Prizes. Kilbirnie Excellent Supper. Subs, 2s, 3s 6d. M.C.: NORM. SHEPHERD. NORTHLAND DANCE. N.Z.L.P. ST. ANNE'S HALL (at Tram Terminus). TONIGHT AT 8. Music by Mr. H. Avery. Subs. 2s and 3s 6d. TONIGHT Saturday TONIGHT TRADES HALL, VIVIAN STREET. OLD-TIME DANCING With Jim Blackwood's j ACCORDIONS ON DECK. Subs., 2s Single, 3s 6d Double. F. McGONNELL, M.C. OLD-TIME DANCE. TONIGHT TONIGHT i- (SATURDAY), July 6. LES. WALKER'S ORCHESTRA. The Best Show in Town. Good Floor. Good Supper. Admission 2s. M.C, A. HALEY. Don't forget our Annual Ball, Monday, August 19. ■ OLD-TIME DANCE. TONIGHT, at 8 o'clock. SOUTH WELLINGTON SCHOOL, Russell Terrace and Rintoul St. (Opposite Athletic Park.) Good Music, Supper, and Prizes. Subs. Is 3d. rpHE REALM BALLROOM, Where Quality costs no more. The Best of Everything! Wellington's Finest Dance. Be with us and forget your troubles! Late Trams home. BALLROOM DANCING. PHYLLIS BATES, F.1.5.T.D.. Assisted by Mr Lawrence McKee, A.I.SS.T.D. ' BALLROOM. 33 WILLIS STKEJiI. (Opposite Woolworths.) Telephones 41-684 and 43-349. Senior Class Tuesday, 8 p.m. Junior Evening Classes Friday, 8 p.m. Junior Saturday Morning Classes, 10 a.m. Free Practice Thursday, 5 to 6 p.m. Saturday Evening Dance Club, 8.30. Tea Dance Thursday, July 4, at 6 p.m. EDUCATIONAL. THE MODERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 10 Woodward Street. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Day and Evening Classes. Individual Tuition assured. Tel 46-330. M A. NICOLA US. Res. 53-574. M G BEATTIE SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING. AND ENGLISH. INDIVIDUAL Tuitiou. Moderate fees. All qualified students in good positions. Enrol' dow. MISS A SUTHERLAND. F.1.P.5.. P.0.T.. 155 LAMBTON QUAY (Saywe)i Building.) Telephone 44-493 Res. 47-474. MACHINERY FOR SALE. BUILDERS, JOINERS, AND CABINETMAKERS! WE invite you to call and see our new ''Macson" Woodworking Machines, which we have just placed in our showroom, 11-13 Ghuznee Street, City, C 2. N. W. THOMAS & -CO., LTD., I Engineers and Machinery Merchants. OIMONDS Planer Knives, Lubricators, £5 all types; Cookson's Litharge; Blow and Brazing Lamps; Pump Leathers; Lathe Carriers, Lathes; Anti-friction Metals; 50-50 Solder; Power-driven ~/awn Mowers; Manganesite Past*.. * For Machinery and Engineering Supplies, consult JOHN CHAMBERS AND SON LTD., Corner Cable Street and Jervois Quay, Wellington, King Street, Palmerston North. ~ EXCHANGE YXf ANTED to Exchange, State llouse", ** Karori, two bedrooms, for Unit House, any tram route. 3250 Evg. Post. TF you want to Sell or Exchange your x Property, see A. E. Webb and Co., 14 Panama Street. Tel. 42-521. Exchange Specialists. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Q. OS-PEL MESSAGE. (Stranger. Heb. 11:13) "You speak of 'your' territory, 'your' raw materials, etc.; does not the Bible teach "The earth is THE LORD'S, and the fulness thereof,'" Ps. 24:1? .. . (Citizen o'the World) "So our hired prophets tell us." . . . (Stranger) "Furthermore, not satisfied with claiming the earth, you believe that after death Heaven is yours also." (Citizen) "Well."' (Stranger) "The Word declares, Heaven is THE LORD'S, Ps. 115:16—no man gets there, John 3:13, even the Eternal's son went to hell (the grave) after death," Acts 2:31. . . (Citizen) "I must study these matters." (Stranger) "God speed you, for the eleventh hour has struck." Our Daily Readings are free, Citizen. Frank Williment, 56 Standen Street, W&