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Hokitika Guardian, 20 September 1937, Page 4

TO-NIGHT “EVERYBODY’S PICTURES” TO-NIGHT And Tuesday. And Tuesday. Motro-Goldwvn-Mavor Presents—“MAD HOLIDAY" “MAD HOLIDAY” With Edmund Lowe, Elissa Landi, Zasu Pitts, Tod Healy, Edmund Gwenn, Edgar Kennedy. Mirth, Murder, and Romance in the Glitter ul Movie Stars and Missing Diamonds! Also News, Comedy, Traveltalk, etc. Approved tor Universal Exhibition. Now Showing “REGENT THEATRE” Now Showing Final Session! A Programme to please all Patrons! SHIRLEY TEMPLE! “QTMI/AWAY” SHIRLEY TEMPLE I SH IRLEY TEMPLE! 0 S UWMWMI SHIRLEY TEMPLE! Newsreel! ‘‘March of Time”! Cartoon! 2 reel Comedy! Reserve! Tuesday and. Wednesday!' Hear the Mighty Voice ofK ' “UNDER YOUR SPELL” Singing! “Amigp” ! “Under Your Spell”! ‘‘My Little Mule Waggon”! For General Exhibition. New Boon For The Public 5 PER CENT. INTEREST ON TRAVEL SAVINGS ANOTHER CONCESSION BY RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT Hero is good news! You save for holidays by rail and receive 5 per cent, interest while yon wait for your trip. “Save to Travel Stamps”—-on sale at Railway Stations (]/-, 2/-, 2/(1, and 5/-) —to the value of 10/- or multiples of 10/- may be exchanged for travel vouchers, bearing 1 interest at 5 per cent, per annum for each calendar month after date of issue, with a maximum period of 12 months TRAVEL VOUCHERS MAY ALSO BE OBTAINED FOR CASH. Full Information from Railway Stations.

REMOVAL NOTICE. m,|R HUGH PARK; Barrister an Solicitor, has removed to the premises at tlte corne- of Hamilton and Tancred Streets, formerly occupied for so many years by his father, the late James Park. WHALE’S OPTICAL SERVICE The Oldest Established Optical Firm in CHRISTCHURCH. MR S. R. WHALE Appointments can now bo made for Mr Whale’s next visit by writing to 667 Colombo Street, Christchurch. MR A. H. T. ROSE, . F.5.M.0., F. 1.0., (London). Representing “PROCTER’S” (E OHOLERTON.t The Opticians. Christchurch, may be consulted on all defects ol eyesight at Mr A. Perry’s Dental Surgery on THURSDAY, 23rd September. Appointments can be made by ringing, writing or calling Mr Perry. (’Phone No. 41). ,