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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 53, Issue 32417, 12 April 1944, Page 1

Entertainments.

REGENT THEATRE FRIDAY — 7.45 P.M. ONE SCREENING ONLY An Excellent Double Feature First:— Warner Bros. Present: “gPY SHIP” “SPY SHIP” “SPY SHIP” With CRAIG STEVENS IRENE MANNING MICHAEL AMES Exciting as a time-bomb —a carelessly dropped remark —may bring death to the crew of a merchantman. “A Slip of the Lip—May Sink a Ship.” IT’S THRILLING ALL THE WAY. Second Attraction: — A GRAND MUSICAL Presented by Columbia BERT GORDON BERT GORDON MARGARET LINDSAY MARGARET LINDSAY In:— “LET’S HAVE RUN” “LET’S h ave F un ” “LET’S H ave F UN ” Radio’s Mad Russian will have you in fits of laughter—whilst trying to put over a play, “The Road To Siberia.” THERE’S SONGS—DANCES ■ FUN. One Screening Only. Book Early. (General Exhibition) HAVE YOU BOOKED FOR SATURDAY? “W AR A ga i nst M rs HADLEY ” It’s Excellent.

Civic Farewell (JIVIC FAREWELL A Civic Farewell to Ord-Sea-man R. Daulton will be held in the BOROUGH COUNCIL CHAMBERS On THURSDAY, APRIL 13 AT 5.15 p.m. All citizens are requested to attend. Men who are on leave and proceeding overseas are requested to contact the undersigned immediately. EDWIN EDWARDS, Mayor. Farewell Evening FAREWELL To MR AND MRS G. FLAVELL AND FAMILY RIKUTAIA H all MONDAY, APRIL 17 Euchre. Dance Music by Herb. Walker and his Full Orchestra. Admission: Men 3/-, Ladies 2/6. Football PAEROA RUGBY F°° T ‘ BALL UNION The annual meeting of the Paeroa Rugby Football Union will be held in the Patriotic Club (formerly All Services Club), Paeroa, on Monday, April 17, at 8 p.m. Business.—Election of Officers and General. Everyone is urged to attend. d. g. McMillan, President. SECTIONS, two {-acre, £45 for the two.—Hare. ■yyiTH Winter approaching, call and inspect our good range of eiderdowns at Gilmore Rodgers, Ltd.