Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Tel. 51-535. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout N.Z. Programmes with the Seal of Quality, 2.0 p.m. — 8.0 p.m. LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO DAYS JOAN DAVIS MISCHA AUER In R.K.O.'s Snappy Song and Dance Tour— «'AROUND THE WORLD" "AROUND THE WORLD" With—KAY KYSER AND HIS BAND! FRIDAY NEXT, 2, 5, and 8 p.m. HERE THEY COME! The "Sons of Fury" who are making today's headlines tomorrow's history. ADVENTURE WITH A VENGEANCE. PAT O'BRIEN ROBERT RYAN RUTH HUSSEY FRANK McHUGH • BARTON MacLANE In R.K.O.'s Dramatic Story of Today— "MARINE RAIDERS" "MARINE RAIDERS" "MARINE RAIDERS" "MARINE RAIDERS" THE FIGHTING, FLYING SONS OF FREEDOM STORM FROM BARGE AND PARACHUTE WITH BAD NEWS FOR TOJO. ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MEETINGS. WELLINGTON CENTRAL dUB-BRANCH. A GENERAL MEETING of the above branch fX- will be held in the Clubrooms, Loxver Taranaki St:, at 7.45 p.m. on Thursday December 7. BUSINESS: General . ■ Copies of rules on issue to Members P. BURDETT, Honorary Secretary, 15 Stance Hill, Nl. _^ A AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION] MEETING of all Lady Members and Intending Members of the Australian Association will be held on Thursday, December 7, at 11 a.m., In the Lecture Hall of the Central Public Library. The purpose of this meeting is the election of office bearers to the La-.lies' Committee and the discussion of general business, and all persons interested are most cordially invited to attend. A. 11. BORTHWICK, . ' Acting Hon. Secretary. TO THE RESIDENTS OF BERHAMPORE"" NOTICE OF MEETING. A MEETING will be held NEXT .MONDAY XX EVENING at 7.30 in tho Druids' Hall, rear of Masonic Hail, Adelaide Road, in- the interests of forming a Bowling Club at Berhampore. ■ . H. G. BEDELL, Convener. . RESIDENTS OF THORNDON. THE FASCINATING FILM "WORLD OF PLENTY." Which deals with the world food problem and introduces such well.known figures as President Roosevelt, Vice-President Wallace. Lord Woolton, Sir John Boyd Orr. (Courtesy Internal Marketing Division) MWUI be shown at ETHODIST HALL, MOLESWORTH ST (Opposite Mansfield Memorial) TONIGHT at S. 4ii w i TOXIGHT at 8. All Welcome. Admission Free. c-£ ra wIU speak briefly on "THE TASKS FACING THE PEOPLE " Auspices Wellington North Branch Communist Party. HLTT VALLEY ASSOCIATION. •■ AR.S.A. ORCHESTRA. -«. MEETING to discuss Re-forming Orcnestra will be held in Club Rooms Tomorrow Night, 7th inst. WM. A. MACNAB, . .' Secretary. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED, Board and Lodging, Peton& or Lower Hutt, for middle-aged man, single room, email household preferred. Write P O Box 39, Petone. ' -...-. RETURNED Soldier, in essential industry, would like Room with morning tray with homely people, Petone; urgent. Reply "Soldier," 466 Evg. Post. • GOOD Board offered Young Man willing to share, Kelburn; 355. Ring 2G-594. A/OUNG Couple, both working, would like X. Board or Rooms in quiet home in Hutt Valley after Christmas. 802 Evg. Post, Lower Hutt. MINISTER requires Board and Residence in Christian home In north'Hutt or .Kingston Park districts. If two rooms are available that would be preferred, but not necessary. Could supply furniture if required. Please post your reply care 7 Hart Aye., Lower Hutt, or ring 395, ask for- S2. SIX Youug Men Boarders wanted, share rooms, plain, comfortable; 3 mins. Courtenay PL; telephone, radio, excellent meals guaranteed; 30s. 4G3 Evg. Post. BOARD offered in private homo for gentleman, washing and mending done, civil servant preferred, share room, Brooklyn. 3S9S E\s Post. ASCOT TCE (21), Full or Part Board, 2 men. Tel. 40-UUr.. Single room, tray. BOARD required by lonely, middle-aged widow, permanent or casual. Terms to 39-14 Evg. Tost. GOOD Board desired by ex-serviceman in Christian home, centrally situated if possible. 3!»54 Eva. Post. SELECT Home offers Bed, Tray, to reflneo gentleman, share room, vicinity The Terrace. Itiug 46-46 U. FULL Board required in private home by quiet married couple. Reply 3673 Eve Post. CIVIL Servant (vegetarian) requires Board and Residence near Govt. Buildings until early February. State terms to 3GS3 Evk. Poet. A PAKTMENTS—OnsIow House, 98 The Ter- " race. Permanents and casuals. Tel. 42-225. BUADITORD HOUSE, TeL 51-520. 23b Oriental Parade—Superior Guest-house ■mlib lounge and sunrooms, bed and break rast, casuals and perms. HOTEL MaYO. Private, II Marlon St. Wellington, entirely redecorated, now open to both permanent and casual guests J'rop., M i.a Vine. A BMADALE UUES'I-HOUSE, Upper Hutti a Casuals atid Perms. fc'ull Board. Mrs d'avin. TENDERS & BUILDERS' MATERIAL. TO CONTRACTORS. riIENDERS are invited and will be received X at this Office on December 15, at 2.30 p.m., for the Erection in timber of a residence at Stokes Valley. SYDNEY DRAKE, F.1.A.A., Architect and Structural Engineer, Nathan's Building, WELLINGTON. . Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ~ TENDERS. ~ HHENDERS are invited for the Erection of X Iwo Flats (timber construction) in Sar bt. Drawings and specifications may be seen at my office, where tenders close on Tuesday December 12, VJlf, at 4 p.m. NORMAN It. HGUTBODY, A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architect, Sealer's Building, 103 Customhouse Qy., Wellington,. C.I. TENDERS. fjiENDEKS are required for a Residence in -*- concrete and wood at Rongotai Tee. Plans may be obtained at the office of Amos & Andrew, 4th Floor, Colonial Mutual-Bide Customhpusl Qy. • t^RANOis Holmes! limited" THK CKMKNT PEOPLE illluuTel 56-210. 202-212 TAKANAKJ ST., Wellington. GOLDEN BAX CEMENT. JOHN DUTHIE AND CO., LTD (Telephone 42-150). THE GOLDEN BAY CEMENT CO., LTD. (Telephone 41-440). GOLD BUYERS. SOLD JEWELLERY AND DIAMOND RINGS" ELL yours to a N.Z. Firm, best prices eiven W M. Haycraft and Co., ManuJewellers, 94 Willis St. (over PresPLANTS, TREES, AND SHRUBS. qiHOUSAXDS of Tomato Plants and Flower MANNERS STREET SPECIALS. T^ENTAL Repairs—Teeth perfectly matchedJ/ keenest prices. Rapid Dental Repair Service, lo Manners St. Tel. 47-562. Est. 1925. WILLIS STREET SPECIALS. T\ENTAL Repairs. Special 2-hour Service *J Cooper's Bldgs., opp. "Evening Post." Kntrance Mercer St. Tel. 46-005. , MISCELLANEOUS. COLOUR PRINTING. ~" r~^~ HALF-TONE Process Blocks for 3- and 4Colour Process Printing for Descriptive Booklets and Catalogues. • The "Evening Post" Modem Process Block Depi.: will give you Efficient Service. Tel. 47-222 for Quotation..
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 136, 6 December 1944, Page 2
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974Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 136, 6 December 1944, Page 2
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