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J I' THE THEATRE :^^^ IqPRR^HO USE -=2 frr Maje st i cwf p- L—_-_~_-J •% lilSI Pm" 8 p.m. ~.,.. r,, j c \v U |i; imsou [•n-ture Corp.. Ltd. ||i Dlr.: Fuller's Theitre Corp. . § tdajifc^ss;^—r-j^rrUmiu, Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (56-230). ~~~ COMMENCING Plans at D.I.C, and Theatre (45-100). ■', TOMORROW, at 2 and 8 p.m. 2 P.M. ■ 8 P.M. TOMORROW, at 2 ;md S p.m. Shoppers' Session 5 p.m. TOiiOUKOW, m 2 and 8 p.m. NOW ' ■ i The peak of all ON THE MAJESTIC SCREEN. screen thrills 1 Metro-Goldivya-Mayer Presents A Killer Stands at Bay Atop those Jagged Peaks . . . His Shattered ANOTHER Dreams in Fragments Far Beneath DRAMATIC TRIUMPH "'" Different - Absorbing - Unusual "^{gJJ gIERRA" A Fascinating Story Told in Retrospect ... a Story Torn From the No man ever reached greater heights Vivid Paces of a Hero's Past. t° wa-^ lor death! "HIGH SIERRA" , "HIGH SIERRA" | "HIGH SIERRA" ■ .il , "HIGH SIERRA" "HIGH SIERRA" , .! , "HIGH SIERRA" ,i ,| | . "HIGH SIERRA" humphrey bogart "pilot no. 5" humphrey bogart "pilot no. 5" humphrey bogart "pilot no. 5" . humphrey bogart "pilot no. 5" humphrey bogart ■■■■■■ ' HUTdTSpino ART Soaring to Unprecedented Heights of Fame IDA LUPINO Comes IDA LUPINO FRANCHOT TONE IDA LUPINO FRANCHOT TONE JOAN LESLIE FRANCHOT TONE CURTIS In his Finest. Dramatic Performance since UIUW "Mutiny on the Bounty." Exciting! Dramatic I Entertainment 1 »/r , _, A Warner Bros. Picture. Marsha Gene HUNT KELLY -aisoH7TIVT fcTf TV In Beautiful Technicolour XIUINI JViLLLY "POXY EXPRESS DAYS" .. „ f _ _, "PONY EXPRESS DAYS" Also for Your Pleasure: ATATFSTTr Am Ar*tr x.™,c Actlon and Rt"»a«ce with the Riders of : 'HOLLY^O JO E DSIID C A R A^EV^' Smith) r f"^ ™'\ »™ "KEEP 'EM SAILING" (Special Featurette). ' Cartoon and Latest News' ' ■ ■MSIEN, BOYS" (A Miniature). HBSBRYB NOWI (Recommended by tlie Censor, for Adults) (Recommended by the Censor for Adults — " : Not Suitable for Children.) ANNUAL SALE OF WORK K pvn , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9. —! E^™ A« PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' s*?Wo*^ KIWI CONCERT PARTY for sTe 11 Tea' Cakes ' Sweets- Produce ' eic-> KIWI CONCERT PARTY — KIWI CONCERT PARTY N.Z. NURSES' MEMORIAL FUND I !'MUSIC AND THE SEASONS " ' I KAROR! LAD IE^ LYRIC CHOIR OPERA HOUSE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH HU.L An Gfi-f£n?f BAJ' P(?TOBER 9, 3 p.m. * ' TONIGHT'S GALLERY SEATS AT 2/An Oftenns/ f ° t r er M«nor'al Fund will be received. TONIGHT'S GALLERY SEATS AT 2/AII Nurses al^TntereatedTriends invited. S°W ilt Theatre B°S h' Om 7 °'clock-

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' DANCING. t DANCE NIGHTLY At the ; TV|"AYFAIB CABARET George iloloney and ills Mayfalr Orchestra. From 8 o'clock. Subs.: 2s 6d. Intoxicating Liquor Strictly Prohibited. EMPRESS BALLROOM, 88 GHUZNEE ST. DANCING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAYS. Doug. Roche and His Ballroom Orchestra. Tuesdays to Thursdays, Dancing 8 to 11.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Dancing 8 to 12 p.m. Subs. 2s Cd. POPULAR MAORI WEEKLY DANCE (The only Maori Dance Club in Wellington City). WHAREWHAKATANGIHANGAKOAUAU Present to you MITA CARTER AND HIS MAORI RHYTHM SWING BAND, the only > Maori Band in Wellington. HHRADES HALL, VIVIAN ST. JL FRIDAY, October 8, 1943, at 8 p.m. Maori Items, etc. Supper. Everyone Is Welcome. Subs. 2s 6d. All Rights Reserved.' Liquor is Strictly Prohibited. EVERY FRIDAY. ;_ MUl»Ji!tiS UAMI. TONIGHT TONIGHT every friday. a ssembly hall, brougham st Assembly hall, brougham st norm. hull-brown's orchestra. a p.m to 12. Admission 2s 8d Sfrtrtlv fir .ll'fprhtie Pincina MEETINGS. THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (WELLINGTON), INC. NOTICE OF 38th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, 1943. "VfOTICE is hereby given that the THIRTYXS EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (WELLINGTON), INC., will bo held in the ACCOUNTANTS' CHAMBERS, 39 JOHNSTON ST., WELLINGTON, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1943, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: (1) To confirm Minutes of last Annual General Meeting held October 15, 1942. - (2) "To Receive and Adopt the Report and Accounts for the Financial Year ended on August 31, 1943. (3) To Elect a President. (4) To declare tho following elected to the Council :• Messrs. E. H. do J. Clere, A. J. Curtis, Dr. J. H. Graham Robertson, and Mr. H. W. Shortt. (5) To appoint an Auditor. (6) General. W. A. SUTHERLAND, * Secretary. Wellington, October 6, 1943. MACHINERY TO SELL OR BUY, BANDSAW, 14in, complete with motor, Driver or similar make. Ring 37-Sl9. STEAM AND BUILKIt ISUUIFMISNT. We are Specialists Id Heating, Furnace, and Boiler Equipment and Installation. Our N.Z. Agencies tnclude: "Ace" and "Mack" Steam Traps and Reducing Valves "Acme" Steam Electric Irons "C and C" Coal Stokers "Fraser" Steam Bollere "Harco" Automatic Boiler-feed Pumps. JV. HARGRAVE. LTD.. . 82 Gbuznee St., Wellington. Tel. 54-351 (2 lines), town. WE make Line or Half-tone Blocks for all purposes and all papers from the cheapest newsprint to the finest art. "Evening Post" Printing Worfcs. Tel. 47-222,