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Northland Age, Volume 2, Issue 44, 4 August 1933, Page 10

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.18 words 1/ for one Insertion, three consecutive insertions 2/6; 20 words 1/6 and 3/6 ; 25 words 2/6 and 5/6 ; Cash in advance.

pOR SALE.—High Grade Fruit trees, *• Shelter and Ornamental trees, and Shrubs, Hedge Plants etc. Well rooted hardy macroearpa, 20s per 100 cash. Good lupin seed 4i per lb. special. Strawberry plants—lielenslea’s Surprise, 3/6 per 100, first class plants. Grown by Taos. W. RAKER & Son. Summerville Nurseries, 1 Kaitaia. KAITAIA. HORTICULTUIiAL SOCIETY Annual Meeting npHE Annual Meeting of the alove * Society will be held in Foster’s Rooms Kaitaia, on Tuesday August 15th at 2 p m. Business:— Report and Balance Sheet Election of Officers General J. F. Carolan Hon. Secretary. MANGONUI COUNTY COUNCIL FpF.NDERS addressed to the under- * signed, closing at noon on Tuesday, August 15th 1933, are hereby invited for the following work. Contract M.H. 215. Christensen’s No 2 Bridge. Construction of one 40' span rolled steel joist bridge on hardwood pile foundations. Specifications may be seen at the County Office. All tenders to be accompanied by a deposit of £2. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. R. TORRIE; County Engineer. Rep. Football BRAKE SHIELD MATCH JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES MANGONUI versus HOKIANGA "at KAITAIA SATURDAY. AUGUST sth CURTAIN RAISER:KAURINUI versus RARAWA Third Grade Final for Trigg Shield DANCE in the EVENING in A. & P. HALL - KAITAIA TALKIES Princess Theatre (Northland’s Leading Theatre) Kaitaia FRIDAY 4th and SATURDAY sth The greatest Double Bill yet presented No. 1— An Australian Comedy producing shouts of laughter. With an all . English star cast, headed by SEYMOUR HICKS and BETTY STOCK FI ELD (Sydney’s Screen Star) Money for Nothing No. 2 A screen adaptation of Bizet’s famous opera CARMEM Glorious music . Delightful singing bv LANCE FAIRFAX MARG A RET M ACN AMA R A Grand Opera Orchestra conducted by Dr. Malcolm Sargeant (Approved for Universal Exhibition) WEDNESDAY, 9th We have the greatest pleasure in presenting for the first time on the talking screen in Kaitaia, the finest artist of the screen in the world. George Arliss In The Millionare Managerial—We cannot too strongly urge every patron of the Princess Theatre not to this outstanding production which attracted huge audiences, not only in N.Z. but throughout the English-speaking world. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Reserves Phone 30, Kaitaia.