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Evening Star, Issue 20592, 18 September 1930, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. HAVE YOU SECURED YOUR SEATS? BOX PLAN a FILLING RAPIDLY FOR •ALE QUIET ALL QUIET •AEE QUIET •AEE QUIET •ALE QUIET 'ALL QUIET •ALE QUIET ALL QUIET ‘ALL QUIET •ALL QUIET 'ALL QUIET ALL QUIET •AEE QUIET *AEE QUIET 'ALL QUIET' •ALE QUIET •ALL QUIET •ALL QUIET ALL QUIET ALE QUIET ON THE vVESTERN FRONT, ON THE vvEaxERiN EUONI/ ON THE W Box Exits FRONT,’ ON THE WEaxExtN FRONT,* ON THE VVEoxErN FRONT,* ON THE WEtoxERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT.* ON THE VVESTERN TRENT,' ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE VVESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE VVESTERN FRONT,* ON THE VVESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE VVESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* ON THE WESTERN FRONT,* Which Commences Its Dunedin Season At the EMPIRE DE LUXE TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW T TO-MORROW! TO-MORROWI AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.1 b, EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. To be presented In All Its Thrilling Realism Erich Remarque’s Great Masterpiece, Erich Remarque’s Great Masterpiece, Erich Remarque’s Great Masterpiece, Erich Remarque’s Great Masterpiece, ’AEE QUIET •ALL QUIET ALL QUIET ALE QUIET ALL QUIET ■ALL QUIET •ALE QUIET •ALE QUIET •ALL QUIET •ALE QUIET ALL QUIET ON Till'. VVESTERN FRONT* ON THE VVESTERN FRONT’ ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON'THE VVESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN FRONT* ON THE WESTERN,FRONT* ON THE. WESTERN FRONT• (Recommended, as More Suitable fop Adults). Its Marvellous Scenes Will Enthral Vou, ITS GRIPPING STORY WILE HOLT YOU AS NO Plf MIRF FVF’ESC HAS EVER HF-EI) VOTI REFO T 'R. managerial.-Aiiiimigii this picture is perhaps a more faithful ■ adaptation of the original story than anv oth-r picture r-de heretofore, THE OB.IECTIONABLF PASSAGES OE THE BOOK ARE NOT IN THE PICTURE. ROOK TO-DAY • DON’T DELAY * Box Plans at The Rnstol and at the Theatre. Phones IMS' 7 and 12-433. Coretrv. Reservations accented if accompanied by Money Order or Postal Notes. FOR SALE. i FOR SALE, kin A DRAPERY PACKING CASESj -wvMJ medium and large. G. A FINDLAY AND CO.. LTD., 152 High street. FOR SALE. Kauri Dining Table. sft 4in s 3ft 2in, as new; cheap.—64, ‘Star.* ANUKA~Firewood, s'bags 10s. 10 bags £l, c.o.d.—Phone number changed from 20-048 to 20-924. |7i OR SALE, best Table Potatoes, 4s sugar r bag, 7s 6d cwt, delivered. -J; Lamb, ■ 287 King Edward street. \ y FOR SALE, large Electric - Range, perfect order, cheap, suit hotel, cafe.— Phone 13-283 OR SALE a Double Wooden rimu; almost new. -38 Firigall street. South Dunedin. ___ FOR SALE, Garden Tools, Crockery, Cutlery. Saucepans, Two Single Iron Bedsteads, Wire-wove Mattresses. —Addres No. 791, •’ Star.’ ' , ¥7lOll SALE, Manuka Blocks. 5 bags 10s, JP 10 for £1; Mixed Pino-and Broadleaf, 5 bags for 10s. IT To' £l. 161 Oxford street; phone 23-493 FOR SALE, Outboard Motor and Boat, h.p., oil engine; guaranteed perfect order; price reasonable. —949, * Star.’ FIREWOOD. -4 Bags guaranteed Dry Pine, Bluegum Block, and 1 Bag Coal, 10s delivered.—Bennet, Greenock street, Kaikorai. . ; __________ BILLY’S will Sell, To-morrow Morning, at 10, 50 Head of Dressed Poultry ready for the oven. '■ ■ ■ BRAND spanking new Motor Car For Sale; Percy has no further use for it, because P - ERCY and Claude were in love with the same girl. Both young men had bought BRAND spanking New Motor Cars. Each one took the girl driving, but Percy made tlie best - - ROGRESS, until one • day Claude took something black and shiny ■ from the car and ■- • oINTED it at the Girl, but she smiled and showed no fear. Sis times he RESSED the trigger, but each time th« only result was a sharp click. She later ‘ . MARRIED .Claude, and all because he had bought her A CAMERA, for 2s 6d deposit, from Hugh and G. K. Neill. Ltd., 93 George street. BUY your Camera now; 2s 6d deposit; paid for by Christmas. —Hugh and G. K. Neill. Ltd. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. OT»rA City central, old-established. JbDO" Marble Bar, Confectionery, Supper Rooms, complete, plant” up to date; lease satisfactory: reasonable rental; practically no goodwill—Ryan. Also, £SBO going concern —Grocery, Confectionery; good living rooms; rent 355; doing £SO; easily managed business; urgent sale. Ryan, National Bank Buildings CIO UNTRY Blacksmith-Motor Body Build- >* ing Business, old established; 5« roomed House, all necessary tools; £950 for freehold, stock, etc., going concern; practical man financed f4s27).'“—Ales- Hams, Ltd.; evening phone 10-850. GENUINE Business, Fancy Goods, Stationery, Books, Toys, Patterns; modem shop, two windows, good position; low rent, lease; ingoing about £250, no goodwill; feuiti 2 ladies (3344).—A1e5. Harris, Ltd.; evening phono 10-850. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. Experience has shown that in th«* use of the n-.'-EPHONE ET >l3 EASILY OCCUR in Words and in th® N.itne« of Persons, although the messages are road back tr> the sender, and occasionnllv there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone as wo cannot hold ourselves responsible it •rrors occur.'