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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXVII, Issue 4461, 24 October 1933, Page 1

Public Notices. EMPRESS THEATRE Direction: Te Kuiti Picture Enterprises. TO-NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, At 8 p.m. At 8 p.m. TROUBLE IN PARADISE MIRIAM HOPKINS, KAY FRANCIS, HERBERT MARSHALL A new kind of story of a modern Adam and two Eves. A suave thief who stole hearts as well as wallets but found two hearts too many. A witty comedy. Recommended for Adult Audiences. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, At 8 p.m. MADISON SQ. GARDEN' J. E. RIDGE & CO., THE BIG STORE. JUST ARRIVED: WEBB AND CORBETT'S ENGLISH CRYSTAL, INSPECTION INVITED. THE BIG STORE, RORA STREET TE E Phone, 305. Private 94. 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) SPALDING—THE LONG-LASTING TENNIS BALL. The smooth celatine special airretaining lining of the Spalding Tennis Ball gives it a long life. The Spalding is the most economical buying for either clubs or private courts. i (10)