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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20537, 11 April 1930, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. I ROXY THEATRE. | QUEEN STREET Direction: Amalgamated theatres, • ljta - TODAY. - TO-NIGHT Sessions: 11. l.lfi. 3.30. S.fo. 8 o clock. The Greatest Boom in Palkies Auckland Tins Ever Known. Now Delighting Huge Audience?. A BRITISH ALL-TALKIE ALL-BRITI?H CAST, Headed by Our Own Auckland Boy, JOHN BATTEN. Tn Hip Talking Version of TTioma* Hardy's World-Renowned Novel. UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE." Selected All-Talkie Short. Featurettes. Box Plan at Theatre. Reserves 4 I CRYSTAL PALACE 1 (MOUNT EDEN ROAD.) Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, LiW. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. FINAL SCIRE EN ING. No. I.—LOLA LANE-PAUL PAGE. In "THE GIRL FROM HAVANA. It's inn Per Cent. Dialogue. No. 2-SARRON V. DONOVAN Wellington Fight. (Ift Rounds). 'And Selected All-Talking Short Featurettes. Bos Plan at Theatre. Reserves 20-073. TO-MORROW TOMORROW, MATINEE. 0 P.M. Screening in Big Attractions, including MARION DA VIES in ''MARIANNE.'' (And at Matinee Only: SARRON V. / DONOVAN FIGHT). Usual Prices. Usual Prices. | EMPRESS j (Newton). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-DAY. '2 P.M. 8 P.M. MARION DAVIES In 100 Per Cent. All-Talkie. "MARIANNE." And Excellent All-Talking Support*. Box Plan at Theatre. Reserves '27-077. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW. MATINKE. 2 P.M. II - SPLF.NDID ATTRACTIONS ~ 11. Including ."Marianne" (Ki-Reel All-Talkie), And Snrron v. Donovan bight. Usual Trices. Usual Prices. DIXIELAND BY THE SEA. TOMORROW NIGHT. SAT.. APRIL 12. ■■ AIR PAGEANT NIGHT. PRESENTATION OF PRIZES WON BY SUCCESSFUL PILOTS. The visiting Pilots and officials of the Aero Club will attend and the prizes won at, the Pageant will bo presented during the evening. COME ALONG AND HAVE A GOOD NIGHT WITH THE AIRMEN. Ring 26-615 for Reservations. TENDERS. A UCKLAND CENTRAL POLICE JrX. STATION. ALTERATIONS TO BASEMENT. Tenders are invited, to close with the Secretary. Public Works Tenders Board, "Wellington, at 1 P.m. on TUESDAY. 29th April. 1930, for Alterations to the Basement of the Auckland Central Police Station. Frinces Street. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the Public Worka Office. Auckland. F. S. DYSON. District Engineer. C TEAM BOILER WANTED. One new or second-hand Babcock and Wilcox Boiler, 1500 to 2000 square feot heating surface: with superheater and chain grate' stoker preferred. Send price, f.o.r. or f.o.b. and full particulars, including mountings and boiler Inipector's Official number, to THE STORES MANAGER. Public Works Department, Wellington. Tenders close April 29, 1930. ■yy AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. Marked tenders will be received up to Noon on THURSDAY, 17th instant, for the following work:— CONTRACT No. 1001. -Birkenhead-Albany Main Highway, Bituminous Penetration, approximately 2! miles. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County Office, corner of Shortland and Princes Streets, Auckland. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ANDREW MURRAY. Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., County Engineer. County Office, April 10. 1930. AMILTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. SUPPLY OF WATER PIPE. Tenders are invited for the supply of 8100 feet of Din. dia. Water Main and 15 Hydrant Tees. All makes and claeses of pipes will be considered. If in cast iron jnust be Cla3s C. to British Standard Specification. Tender? close with the undersigned on WEDNESDAY, April 16. at Noon. The lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. R. WORLEY. Aasoc. M. Inst., C.E.. Borough Engineer, rjt O B U I L I) E II S. 6T. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE. BOMBAY. Tenders are invited for above and will bo Jreceived up to I'J Noon MONDAY, M;vy 5. DANIEL B. PATTERSON. Architect. 23, Shortland Street,. Auckland. "pOR SALE FOR REMOVAL. Tenders are invited until Noon on MONDAY. April 14, for the Purchase, Demolition itnd Removal of 2 Wooden Shops and Living Quarters from Broadway, Newmarket. Particulars at. my Office. R. ATKINSON ABBOTT, Architect, 38, tShortlmid Street. rpo BUSH CONTRACTORS.—Tenders are J. invited for tho Felling, Crosscutting and Delivery to the Tangowahine Mill of about One Million Feet of Mixed Timbers, comprising Kauri, ' Rimu Kahikatea and Matai, situated at Aponga, in Block VIII., Mangakahia Survey District. Tenders close TUESDAY, April 22, 1030. The lowest or nnv tender not necessarily accepted. COLLINS AND QUIRK. Tangowahine, Northern Wairoa. BUILDING MATERIALS. \CTIONS Speak.—6s Families comfortably housed in 30 mouths. --Phillips, Bungalow Specialists, Pf. Chevalier. Phone 27-116. " "ATETALLK' Liquids " for Water). roofing • >'-L(]amp walls, floors, baseniwits. plastered walls, brickwork, concrete.—Manning's, Broadway, Newmarket. _ EDUCATCONAL. TT ONLY REQUIRES AN HOUR A DAY J OF VO|'l? SPARE TIME To get the Training you need in a. most complete system of instruction ever devised for Home Study. Send us a post card noting the subject you rue interested in. and full particulars will be furnished by return mail. Here are Fome of the subjects taught:— COMMERCIAL ILLUSTRATING. . ADVERTISING. LETTERING AND DESIGNING. WINDOW DRESSING. RADIO OPERATOR/ . CARPENTRY-.. irjMIE INTERNATIONAL QORREH"PONDENCE (N.Z.), J^TD.. 3058, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs., Auckland. QTCRIfOCK'S SCHOOL OF ENGINEERO ING. Quay Building, Quay Street, Phono <ll-115, Auckland. Modern Methods of Instruction ensure Fiiccesa for our Students. Write or Call for Prospectup. tTNIVERSITY COACHING COLLEGE. "J 22, Ferry Buildings, Auckland. Tuition in Day and Evening Classes and by Correspondence for University Enhance (Matriculation), Accountants' Preliminary. Special Evening Classes (limited to 8) in Pharmacy B, Botany and Book-keeping I. I). W. FAIGAN, M.A.. Phone 44-271. . Principal. ! A SHCROFT. 17, Ladies' Mile, Kemuera. —Dai" Evening. Tuition: Matriculation. Engineering. Surveying Examinations. .Correspondence.—Phone* 17-802.