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Northland Age, Volume XII, Issue 46, 26 August 1943, Page 3

THE “LIBER AWANUI FRIDAY, AUGUST 27th.— “GREAT GUNS.” With Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Sheila Kyan, Dick Nelson, Edmund McDonald. Laurel and Hardy return *n the most hilarious comedy of their careers. A continuous laugh, with military training as a background. SATURDAY, AUGUST 2!^h.—“FLYING CADETS.” With E dmund Lowe, William Gargen, Peggy Moran. Frank Albertson, Frankie Tho* mas. Sky high thrills! The screen’s most pulse-bpunding air adventiA*?. “BOMBAY CLIPPER.” With William Gargen, Irene Harvey, Charles' Limg, Philip Trent, Mary Gordon. Five million dollars worth of diamonds, a clipper ship crowded with spies, crooks and international plotters, and a bride and groom who become innocently involved in ar deadly mystery, form the thrilling background to this picture. MONDAY, AUGUST :fOth.—“HOTSPOT.” With Betty Grable, Victor Mature, Carol Landis, William Gargen, Alan Mowbray. A story of Ne wYork night life. Just the picture to chase your “blues” away.’ FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEE PROGRAMME LISTS

Hon. W. Parry (Minister of Internal Affairs) will address PUBLIC MEETINGS as under: IlßOADWOOl)—Wednesday, September 1 at 11.30 a.m. HERKKINO -Vj4lnesday, September 1 at 3 p.m. sr KAlTAlA—Wednesday, September 1, A. and P. Hall at 8 p.m. MANGONUl—Thursday, September 2 at II a.m. lAKAHUE—Thursday, September 2, at 2.30 p.m. Hugh A. Bagley F.1.0.N.Z. OPTICIAN PHONE 159 —KAITAIA

The British War America has spent in various forms people.