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Northern Advocate, 15 September 1934, Page 13

fniiii in ih i i mn n !11 n h i PssiOa M 15th September 17th September DIRECT FROM THREE TRIUMPHANT WEEKS IN WELLINGTON Sill' V ifi ■& pfess mM-P. oiii‘ Wtepi Lmmm 'imm \ U -emß- ‘ • --.gggs^' rsa&& VSPrr. m* ■t~r %%kS Ws?, <25 \ m Vi FIRS T WHANGAREI SCREENING “DEAR OLD LONDON.” iAn Efftee "Special” which gives a new angle to the, beloved city. A complete survey o f those parts of London which are known to the tourist. See again the old spots, revive old memories, live once more your never-to-bc-forgotteh trip "Home"! ”We confidently recommend this whole programme." ■ — Efftee Filmsi It has everything that a patron has prayed for! . . . Uproarious comedy —— Racing atmosphere —— See Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day!—Gorgeous girls—Love interest—snappy music! See Nick Morton, the other comedian, in a rib-tickling scene as a sergeant-major drilling a squad of beautiful belles—you’ll roll in your seats with laughter. & The whole programme approved by. Censor for Universal Exhibition.

Pageant of Spring See it Safely by Mall Now is the time when Nature puts her best ton eh on the “Wonderland ol the .I’aid fie.” Now is the time tor New Zealanders 1o enjny marvellous glimpses ol' their ciumlry trorn the sate eosiness ot a railway carriage. A cheap little -holiday ot one day—or a f week-end in new scenes —or a real holiday ot a week or two or longer—l hat is just the right ; kind ot tonic for everybody—the best of “spring medicine,” The railways help you to get, that refreshing “lime off” with the low tares —less than a penny a mile, second-class, for adults, and only a fraction over a penny, first-class. Take a Tonie Holiday by Mali

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