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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20720, 13 November 1930, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL Direction . WilMiimson Films. AT 11 - 2.15 - H LAST DAY OF A Special Talking Film. 'WISE GIRLS." of the famous 'WISE GIRLS." . flt KKMPY. cdy ' The Singing Film, 'THE FEATHER." A Suspenselul 'THE FEATHER." Romance RESERVES: Phone 42-100. Prices: la. If fid. 2s .'id, 2s 10d Children Half-price. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. f •A % " n .,u.\cv -sfc;. \ "THE SEA BAI • „ \ ■:% % mr. \ SisbU an- .» \ ..the SEA BAI. \ Nn \^TT \ surrina A ° 0 «.t " \ ... rHE SEA BAT- \ KlraoßC . \ nnp \ l' ,vp \°\n r thin most- \ *° nlß ol \ nn" all, Slranpnft, of nil pea creatures is the Giant Kay. a deadly species of Devil Fish found in (he mighty warm waters of the Western Indies. It is a. huso hat-like creature that uses its body as a bird does its wings— Known to lift, a whole ship, to (he amazement and teiror of the crew. "THE SEA BAT." Something different—the life 6f the fpfinKC fishers and their terrific battles with the huge monster of the deep all with a fascinating tropical background— Just one of the strangest stories to reach the screen. "THE SEA BAT." with "THE SEA BAT." Charles Bickfortl, "THE SEA BAT." ' THE SEA BAT." George F. Marion. ONLY AT Till'. Commencing NATIONAL. to-morrow. WRESTLING. ~ZTI N.Z. WRESTLING ASSN. (INC.). 0 M\l In Consideration of Girls' * Jl_ y Interhouse Sports. Presents at the TOWN HALL, SATURDAY NEXT, 8 P.M. GEORGE WALKER. (Champion British Empire), GEORGE KOTSONAROS EIGHT 10-MINUTE ROUNDS. FIRST-CLASS PRELIMINARIES. POPULAR PRICES.—Stage. 10s; Dress Circle, ss; Reserves. 7s fid; Gallery. 2s fid. We pay tax. Ladies (escorted). Ground Floor. Free Booking and Day Sales, now open at Carter and Asher's SPORTING. WAIKATO RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED). SPRING MEETING, »rr\ nv trir r n nv Til (/•

CLUB'S COURSE, TE RAPA, ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 AND 17. FIRST HACK STARTS ABOUT 11.35 A.M. EACH DAY. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR ALL DISTRICTS. ADMISSION TO COURSE .. 2s Od Motor-cars and other vehicles (other than Members') . . 2s Gd ADMISSION TO LAWN ENCLOSURE Gentlemen 7s Gd Ladies . • • . . 53 Od Main entrance to Course, first turning on Hamilton side of Varden Road. No person who lias at any time since the passing of the Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act, 1908, followed the occupation of a Bookmaker or Bookmaker's Clerk, no disqualified or undesirable persons, will be admitted to the Te Rapn Racecourse during the Waikato Racing Club's meeting, and if such person is found on such Course hoj,will bo removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and •»°' ccl,tcd ' E. H. O'MEAR A. Secretary. AUCKLAND TROTTING CLUB. SPRING MEETING. 1930. WEDNESDAY. NOV KM BER in, u nd SATURDAY. NOVEMBER '22. ACCEPTANCES. Acceptances for all First Day Events rloqp at the Club's Office, Durham Street East TO-MORROW (Friday), at 5 p.m. A. U. MABEE. Secrotary THOROUGHBREDS FOR SALE THIUMPIT Mare, trotter, 3 years old: also ' Gold Bell Mare.—M.W.. 171'). Heiulp. VEARLINO Filly, Illumination Miss JL Roselniul; Brood Mare Miss Roßcland. Foal by Illumination. —Address at Herald. NURSES AND NURSINO HOMES. DUN HO [.ME Convalescent Hospital, 70. Remuera Rd. Phone 16-808. —ldeal conditions and surroundings for patients, Medical and Surgical, requiring expert nursing supervision. TpLDERLY People and Semi-Invalids.~ |j Nursing and Comfortable Home: mod. terms. — Phono 21-410. HOME for Elderly People, select locality, beautiful gardens, 2nd section; reasonable.-- Nurse, Phone 43-175.