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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVII, Issue 4457, 14 October 1933, Page 1

Public Notices. EMPRESS THEATRE | Direction: | Te Kuiti Picture Enterprises. | I L TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY, At 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. AIR MAIL” With RALPH BELLAMY, GLORIA STUART, And SLIM SUMMERVILLE, In the Thrilling’ Aviation Picture that was brought across the Tasman by Kingsford Smith. A story of _ a cheeky pilot who carries the mail; a woman who is faithful to love but no one man. It opens with a crash and closes with a crack-up with the most brilliant exhibition of flying’. Passed as more suitable for adults. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, At 8 p.m. THE PHANTOM OF CRESTWOOD" J. E. RIDGE & CO.. THE BIG STORE. SEASON 1933. STAR SEEDS THAT GROW, 12 Packets for 6/-. Also Agents for — SUTTONS’ AND COOPERS’ SEEDS SEED POTATOES ALL VARIETIES DIRECT FROM SOUTH. THE BIG STORE, RORA STREET TE KUITI Phone, 305. Private 94. A. S. GRESHAM, ENGLISH AND J)ENTAL gURGEON, TE KUITI. Visits Pio Pio Every Sale Day. TELEPHONE No. 2. BOOTMAKER NEARLY GAVE UP. “I should by now have had to give up business had I not taken R-U-R for my rheumatsm and neuritis, which was so bad that I could not sleep,” writes Mr. L. G. Carter, Sumner. “Since taking R-U-R the pains have completely disappeared and I can do my work in comfort.” R-U-R is. obtainable, with a money-back guarantee, from W. Blyth Harper, Chemist. (2)