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Matamata Record, Volume XVI, Issue 1447, 3 August 1933, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. , Regent, Matamata TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY)— GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAMME. “THE DRUMS OF JEOPARDY.” “THE DRUMS OF JEOPARDY.” Featuring Warner Olancl and June Collier. ALSO: Return Season of the Magnificent Operetta: “ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT.” “ONE HEAVENLY NIGHT.” With Evelyn Laye and John Boles. ! Really a beautiful picture. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY)— The most thrilling comedy-drama ever screened: “BIG MONEY.” “BIG MONEY.” With Eddie Quillan, Robert Armstrong and Jas. Gleason. Gripping drama, stirring adventure, rare humour, intrigue, treachery, thrills, laughs all these and more in this enthralling story. SATURDAY— MONDAY—RICHARD BARTHELMESS with Bette Davis and Dorothy Jordan in “CABIN IN THE COTTON.” “ CABIN IN THE COTTON.” An epic rivalling “ The Birth of a Nation.” Another sensational First National hit. Box Plans at Regent Confectionery. Telephone 234.

Football Saturday, August 5. Bedford Park. UNIVERSITY (Auckland) UNIVERSITY (Auckland) Versus MATAMATA REPS. MATAMATA REP’S. See City “ All Blacks ” in action against the Matamata boys. Kick Off at 2.45 p.m. Keferee—Mr. C. Scelly.

CURTAIN-RAISER, 1.45 p.m.: (Cummings Cup Final) MATAMATA v. WAHAROA. Admission— Men—l/-. Ladies—6d. Stand —6d. * COMPLIMENTARY DANCE TO UNIVERSITY TEAM. Matam’a Town Hall, Sat. Night. Mickey Mouse Orchestra. University Players Will Attend. Men—2/-. Ladies—l/6. DANCE. (Taihoa Social Committee) TAIHOA HALL. ‘ TUESDAY, Bth AUGUST. Pennell’s Orchestra. Ladies, 1/6. Men, 2/-. Free Bus (White Star) from Bank Corner.

HINUERA R.S.A. SOCIAL^& DANCE. HINUERA HALL. WEDNESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 9. Mickey Mouse Orchestra. Men—2/-. Ladies—A Basket. TENDERS. TENDERS. Tenders, closing at Noon on SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST, are invited for the Erection of a Block of Four Shops in Broadway, Matamata. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. G. BELL, Solicitor for Owner, Arawa Street, Matamata.

BUSINESS NOTICE, MRS. GRIFFIN & SON wish to announce that they have taken over the RIALTO BAKERY & TEAROOMS, lately occupied by Mr. E. Simons, and have also purchased all the Book Accounts. All moneys owing to Mr. E. Simons in connection with the business should now be paid to Mrs. Griffin and Son, who will be pleased to meet old and new customers, and render, as in the past, COURTESY, QUALITY & SERVICE Yours faithfully, MRS. GRIFFIN & SON. K. R. BUCKLEY DECEASED. It is requested that all Accounts due by the above-named deceased be rendered to the undersigned not later than the 7th AUGUST. G. G. BELL, Solicitor for the Administrator. Arawa Street, Matamata.