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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20263, 24 May 1929, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Directors: Beaumont Smith and F. W. Tliring. LAST 2 DAYS. Daii.y at 11 a.m. TALKING! 7 SINGING I / DANCING! / SOUND! / NOVELTY! / SNAP! / y PEP! / RIG HT-F ROM -TIT E- HE ART SENTIMENT. GARY COOPER, The Star of "Bean Sabreur" and ''Legion of the Condemned." And Vivacious NANCY CARROL, In Paramount's First Great Sound and Talking Picture, " THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL." " THE SHOP-WORN ANGEL." " THE SHOP-WORN. ANGEL." Romance in its Brightest, Snappiest Dross " DO YOU TAKE THIS WOMAN TO BE YOUR. WEDDED WIFE?" Tbo first time the Wedding Ceremony has been spoken on the Screen. Talking and Sound Short Features inchide: RUTHETTING, The Sweetheart r f Columbia liecords. in "MY MOTHERS EYES" and ' THAT S UIM NOW." ANNA CHANG AND HATSU KUMA, Two Chinese Maids in Eastern Melodies. Paramount Synchronised News and Putiie Colour Novelties. COMEDY. JACK DUFFY AND SUNNY BOY. Box Plan now open at Theatro and Lewis Eady, Ltd COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, | LMThaneyT I IN HIS GREATEST THRILL I PRODUCTION ! "WEST OF ZANZIBAR." A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer SoundSynchronised Picture. The most amazing story of love, mystery, drama, terror in the heart of the Africau Jungle. HARBOUR BOARD NOTICES. HARBOUR BOARD. Superintendent's Office, Quay Street, May 23, 1920. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is hereby givei. that the Dredger Hapai is now engaged dredging abreast of the centre opening of the boat Harbour Breakwater, St. Mary's Bay, and has moorings laid out- in the opening, and that this opening is closed to navigation until further notice. By order. 11. B. BURNETT, Superintendent and Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. FN THE MATTER OF THE SHOPS 1 AND OFFICES AMENDMENT ACT. 1927 L.GORDON THOMPSON, being the occupier of a Stationery, Bookseller's, Ncwb Agent's, Tobacconist's and Fancy Goods Dealer's Shop, situate at -jao, Jervois Koad, Ponsonby, Auckland, hereby give notice that_ I have applied to a Stipendiary Magistrate at Auckland for total exemption from the closing hours at present required to be observed under Section 31 of the Shops and Offices Act, 1921-22. And that such application will bo heard at the Magistrate's Court at Auckland on MONDAY, the 27th dav of May, 1929, at the hour of 2.15 o'clock in the afternoon. Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of May, .1929. Signature: GORDON THOMPSON. ]\TO further Shooting allowed on property ■Li occupied by me at Ahuroa.—T. P. Campbell. HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LE T, AGIJKLOIi, Furnished House, Epsom, ~ V.'a.nts Married f'ouple to rent same and Hoard Inin.—Proposit ion. 508. Hkrald. OUN G ALOW, vvel 1 furn., 6 rooms, gar- _ age, usual offices, One Tree Hill district.—Nomad. -128. Hbh.u.d. OUNGALOW, well furn.; good locality; 1-G months; £>} Iss weekly.---IS. Laurie Ave., Parnell. ,ORAFTON.—-Furnished House, 6 rooms, will let for term. Quiet locality, splendid view. Moderate rent: suitable tenant.— ■">. Beckham Place. HERNE BAY.—Part furn., 8 rooms, all convs.: will lease.—Sowden, Cooke's Bldg.. 60. Queen St. HOUSE, furn. or unfurn., 8 rooms; lawns, garden: waterfront, Herno Bay; beautifnl views.—Phone 27-35!. HOWICIv. —Furn. 4 rooms, verandahs, wash-house, motor garage; 17s Gd week. —Address at Hkpald. ]YTILFOF!D.—Finn. Bungalow, goon piano, e.1.. bathroom; minute beach; 30s; winter months.—Address at Herald. PARNELL, Brighton Rd.—House, G rooms and convs.: lease; £2 15s.—Baker and Swan, Lister Bldg., Victoria St. E. r PAKAPUNA. —Houses. 6 rooms, 355; 4 A rooms. 255; Grey Lynn (unfurn.), 85s. —Geo. Mayhill. Palmerston Bldgs. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. /"11TY, Lower Albert St. Corner.—Shop and Large Storage Space; low rent.—C. R. Williamson and Co., 16. Fort St. • OFFICES. Short's Bldgs.. 154, 156, Queen St.—-Henry Allen Sharebroker. 3rd Floor. _ NEHUNGA. Queen "Street.—Lock-up Shoo and living room: rental £2.— Apply Public. Trust Office, Auckland. ONE TREE HILL, Cor. Great South Rd. —Brick Shop, living rooms: £4 15s. — Samuel Vaile and Sons. Ltd. APAKURA.—Brick Shop, counter, showcase; living accommodation, all convs.; reasonable rental.—McConnell, Papakurn. Phone 07. QUEEN* ST.—Large Office, lino., electric light, use telephone: 10s weekly.—3lo. Colonial Mutual Bldgs. QUEEN ST.—Shop, living rooms, good locality: moderate rental. —Neville Newcomb. Ltd.. 4. Wyndham St. Q~UEEN ST., Central.— Large, bright, sunny 12s Gd to £l.—Mrore's, IGS. Queen St. (Qpp H.M. Theatre). CHOP Lock-up: train term: lirick: suitO able dressmaker, bootmaker, milliner. fruit. dairy.—Ring 23-505. SHOP. Brick living accommodation: tram line: good centre: ideal for furniture dealer, laundry.—Phone 46-340. evenings SHOP and 3 living rooms: rent reduced to 30s; at particularly good terminus; ideal for fruiterer; no opposition. Posseslion to-day.-Charles Coward. 47. Queen St. Phone 46-741. rpE KUlTf.—Shop, central, good kitchen. J. ' fitted wit.h Shaddock cabinet (5 drawers), shop suitable giocer, mercer, stationer, etc.; would weil. for o, 91 JONES-PROSSER. Cooke's Buildings, Queen Street. ALBERTQ T R E E T. ALBERT- TREE T, CENTRAL POSITION. CHOP AND WORKSHOPS. OHOP AND »V ORKSHOPS. SUIT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER OR PLUMBER. Opening in this Locality for Tobacconist and Hairdresser. LOW RENTAL. HERALD OFFICE TO LET OR LEASE. BILLIARD Saloon, 4 tables, country town. —Address at' Hera-I^o. "WHERE is that Building? All Auck- »» laud is puzzled. You know the Building well. Try and think. 50 Prizes,