AMUSEMENTS. TIV 0 LI TIVOLI NEWTON (Near Grafton Bridge). AND EMPRESS EMPRESS NEWTON^^ TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. AT BOTH THEATRES. A BRITISH MASTERPIECE. The "World's Most Dramatic ESI The Honour of the"French Army was at Slake —One of its Officers was a Traitor A VICTIM MUST BE FOUND. "WHAT IF HE WERE INNOCENT? The Story that Divided the \\orld. " DREYFUS." •• DREYFUS." " DREYFUS." " DREYFUS." " DREYFUS." " DREYFUS." (A British International Picture) With AN ALL-BRITISH CAST. THE GREATEST CAST OF BRITISH STAGE CELEBRITIES YET SEEM IN ONE PICTURE. ft STORY OF A WIFE'S DEVOTION. She fought a nation for her husband's honour —and won. Alfred Dreyfus, the Alsatian Jew, dedicated his life to his country, but his happiest and proudest moments had ever been spent in the company of one of the most beautiful and kindly ot women—his wife. IT'S FAR GREATER THAN " ATLANTIC." TIVOLI RESERVES 44-13 G. EMPRESS RESERVES 27-077. NEW REGENT \ EPSOM. THE COMEDY HIT OF HITS. THE SHI VERY-QUIVER Y-MYSTERYI JACK HOLT—RALPH GRAVES, SALLY BLANE, in v "A DANGEROUS AFFAIR." "A DANGEROUS AFFAIR." Selected Regent Featurettes. Reserres —20-142. LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY. " THE CONSTANT NYMPH." This wonderful play will open the 1932 eoason and will be produced at the beginning of April. ACTIVE MEMBERS are invited by the Producer to call at the rooms with a view to being selected for the cast of 21 characters. Interviews and phone messages between 11 and 1, and 2 to 3. 20. WYNDHAM STREET. 4G-G6B. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that HARRY VIVIAN HOLMES, of Te Awamutu, Rubber Merchant, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and .1 hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at the Courthouse, Te Awamutu, on MONDAY, the Bth day of February, 1932, at 2.30 p.m. Dated at Hamilton this 3?d day of February, 1932. G. W. BROWN, ActingOfficial Assignee.
BUSINESSES FOR SALE. A DVERTISER, going abroad, will transfer payable proposition, about £2O required: truck an advantage, but not essential^— EAKEKY, turnover 120(1; motor-van; good locality: cheap rental.—Baker, 80, BENZINE. Service Station, Repair Garage; stand investigation.—Butler's. IELM. Arcade. BEAUTY Parlours, progressive, up-to-' date; Palmerston North's busy centre; cash.—Apply Herald. BOARDING House, ]S rooms, tennis, garage; lease. Going Concern, £250. —Apply Herald. BUTCHERY, in good inland town, up-to-date shop, well equipped; easy rental. Price £IOO.—W.H.. 471. Herald. Hamilton. BUSINESSES every description.— Call and inspect our list. Our accountant investigates for you.—Winter and Phelan, Queen's Arcade. BUSINESS, £2OO. —Goods, stock lines; good reason for selling.—Reasonable, 466. Herald. Hamilton. CAKES. Tearooms: profit. £4 week: well ■ fitted; £75. —Ripley, Hellaby's Bldgs. OMI-'ACT Milk Round, (30 gallons, with or without lease farm, stock at vaIuation— 'VRUITERER'S. main street, excellent -T stand; profit £8 last week; £2OO. — Apply Herald. H* OME Cookery, good turnover and living ivccommodation; rent 35s. —Sale, 4, Herald. ■ HOTEL. Country, easily clearing £IOOO year; ingoing, £lsoo.—Winter and Phelan. Hotel Broken. Queen's Arcade.. HOTELS.— Every good Hotel that's for sale I've got it.—Kay-Stratton, Colonial Mutual Bldgs. _ LADIES' Outfitters, in prosperous Hawke's Bay Town; splendid premises; ingoing. £IOOO. —Opportunity. 223. Hbhalq. fjV/nXED Business, good, no opposition: J.VJL living rooms; price, £CO. —Ripley. TFTellaby's Bldgs. OTATIONERY Shop and Dwelling; rent. 30s; price, £4B. —Agents. 171, JJkrald. STORM ONT'S Agencies, only the best: prices right; figures guaranteed: sales Bubject accountant's investigation.—v\ inter and Phelan. Queen's Arcade. __ TOR MONT'S Agency and Mixed Business, showing good returns; .ocalitv and accommodation right: doing over £3O approx.: can easily increase: trial given : price. £225; cash, £l5O. Vulcan Land Agencv. opp. Heralp. . rpEA Kiosk, great chance, valuation £427; X secure the prize £155.— Apply Herald. Confectionery. Mixed; £l2 week; 3 A/OU rooms. —Vaughan, Moss, 113, Queen Street. P(r—Fruit, Confectionery, Mixed; four eSz-xO rooms; 25s.—Vaughan, Moss, 113, Queen Street. ar— Mixed; £2O-£23 guaranteed turnover, good accommodation. —Carder. Power Board Bldgs. -Dairy. Cakes; accommodation; dwOO rent, 255. includes furniture.— Cn rcler. Power Board Bides. X* X ~ —FRUIT, CONFEC., MIXED, wonderful stand; 5 rooms. '£loo BUYS A FHUIT, CONFEC.: 5 room.: best part of Epsom. A wonder at the money. '£4O.—DAIRY. CONFEC., MIXED: 3 rooms; rent, £l. Snip. VAUGHAN, MOSS. 113, Queen Street. p R O C E It Y, HARDWARE. SELL AT VALUATION. Owner will prove £0 weekly net profit. Books and accounts all in perfect order. No Goodwill. Cash, about £175. RUSSELL AND CO.. 3, H.B. Bldgs., 228. Queen Street. HOUSES & LAND FOR EXCHANGE BUNGALOW, Hamilton, 9 rooms, all conveniences, extra well built, heart timber, Government mortgage, for good Farmlet, 0 to 20 acres, Papatoetos district preferred, 01 lease farmlet. right purchase.— Genuine. 470, Herald, Hamilton. 1 productive, 4-acre, unencumbered, volcanic soil; handy Auckland; for Dairy Farm, about 100 acres.—Exchange, 207. Herald. Acres wanted, fair Fencing and Z*" feed; no buildings; vicinity Henderson, "Kumeu. Exchange Houses and Sections, Auckland.—Phone 2M. Kumeu. 1 Acres, unencumbered, all' ploughable, JLtJV.' partly improved: 2 hours Auckland.' lor unencumbered House, cash, or mortgage.—Retired, 241, Herald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21098, 4 February 1932, Page 18
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