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Hokitika Guardian, 9 April 1937, Page 4

TO-NIGHT “EVERYBODY'S PICTURES” TO-NIGHT SATURDAY—MATINEE AND NIGHT. Exciting adventures across the China Seas! Facing a Firing Squad! Trying reckless Escape! Just for a Man! “ROAMING LADY" “ROAMING LADY” With Fay Wray .Ralph Bellamy Thurston Hall. Excellent Supports. Approved for Universal Exhibition.

Now Showing “REGENT THEATRE” Now Showing Paramount .Presents! A Double Star Programme! Universal Presents! “HOP-A ALONG CASSIDY” “YELLOWSTONE” Last Screening To-night with 2 Newsreels and “Oswald’’ Cartoon! SATURDAY—■Matinee and Evening! A Star Studded Musical! - “THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1936” - The Entertainment Worlds Brightest Stars light the way to a. Guaranteed God Time! Gay Comedy! New Songs! Novelty!. Reserve Phone 132.

THE TELEPHONE For Social And Domestic Purposes A WILLING SERVANT, ALWAYS ON DUTY, INVALUABLE IN TIMES 0F SICKNESS AND EMERGENCY, v ALWAYS A COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE, A SWIFT AND RELIABLE MESSENGER. A FRIEND INDEED ' Come on the Telephone

WHALE’S OPTICAL SERVICE Established over 30 years. 677 Colombo St., CHRISTCHURCH. Appointments can now be made for Mr Whale’s next visit by writing to 677 Colombo Street, Christchurch. TO CUSTOMERS. jpROM January 1, 1937, the price o. the “Guardian” will be follows: Single Copy 2d Per Week !. 1/Per quarter 13/Per quarter posted ... 15/A CARD MR HUGH PARK, of Hokitika, Barrister and Solicitor, formerly in the employ of Park and Murdoch, announces that he has commenced practice in the premises in Hamilton Street, formerly occupied by the late Mr Sellers.