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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11827, 7 January 1933, Page 7

MANAGERIAL: NOTICE TO PARENT?.—“Red Dust,” now showing at the Regent Theatre,, by virtue of its theme is vivitf entertainment for Adults and fay the same token is definitely not suitable for Juveniles under the age of sixteen! UNDER THE CiRCUMSTANCES THEREFORE Tfee Twelfth and Final Episode of “Detective Lloyd” has been Transferred to the Majestic Theatre for Screening at Both the 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sessions!

Twice Daily 2 & 8 p.m. MAJESTIC THEATRE ANOTHER WINNER FROM BRITAIN! Ring 103 For Reservations. Here's Another Great Paramount British Special That Measures up to the Same High Entertainment Standard of “Man of Mayfair” and “Aren’t We All?” Life Goes On (“A Cert”—Adult Audjkmoos). played to Perfection by HUGH WAKEFIELD, BETTY STOCK FI ELD and ELSIE RANDOLPH! An intriguing mystery drama that has for its smart locale the magnificent Grand Hotel, London. . . interspersed noth hilarious romance and refreshing comedy . . . baffling yet simple in its startling solid ion! Drama that wll keep you on the edge oi your seat, and keep • vou guessing till tlie last reel! A BAFFLING MYSTERY DRAMA LIGHTENED BY BRILLIANT FLASHES OF FINE BRITISH COMEDY! Grand Supporting Programme: Vincent Lopaz and his Orchestra playing “These Blues,” Cinesound and Overseas Newsreels, Mack Sennett Comedy, “Screen Souvenirs,” and Twelfth and Final Episode of “Detective Lloyd.” TO FARMERSPRIVATE CURING OF PIGS A SPECIALITY. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT HAMPTON’S LTD. PHONE 271.

FOk sale T r T I'°r Sale—Handy to i.VJ'IJ. town, on quarter aero section, good 6-roomed iiouse with all conveniences, including electric light and gas; motor garage and coal shed. Price £I3OO. Terms arranged. .For particulars apply T. G. Lawless, 78 Lowe St. So. <OB. Tp. T For Sale. —Whataupoko, • on quarter-acre section, well-built house of -5 rooms; oathroom and scullery; washhouse. Price £GGO. Deposit required £IOO. Balance easy terms. For particulars ap-ply—-T G. Lawless, 78 Lowe Street. No. 763. Tp T For Sale.—Desirable Buu.\Jf._Li p. a iow dwelling on quarteracre section situate in one ol the, best parts of Whataupoko, comprising f> rooms, bathroom, caliphont, pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, electric light and gas. Grounds nicely laid out. Flower and vegetable gardens. Owner would consider low price or give terms, or even consider part exchange.— For particular* apply: T. G. Lawless, Ageut No. 727

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