Page 22 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21234, 14 July 1932, Page 22

AMUSEMENTS. (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) COMMENCING TO-DAY—-AN ENTERTAINING DOUBLE-FEATUUE PROGRAMME -THAT THE WHOWI FAMILY WILL ENJOY. EACH PICTURE HAS SELECTED AND YOU GET TWO SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. i No. r i MARY NKWCOMBE, i! GUY NEWALW STEWART ROME, ANN CASSON. In THE FINEST ENGLISH PICTURE OF THE YEAR. I THE MARRIAGE bond; l (A Radio British Production recommended by the Censor more especially for Adults.) THE STORY OF A NEGLECTED WIFE TO 'WHOM THE MARRIAGE BOND MEANT EVERYTHING. "England has only to make more pictures q! the calibre of 'The Marriage Bond' and her superiority over American Film Producers will become an established fact." Vide "London TDaily Mirror." '| No. 2. "| TOM KEENE in "THE SADDLE BUSTER." Tom Keene has been aptly cabled "The Tom Mix'of the Talkies," and this picture definitely establishes him as the greatest Western Star the Talking Screen has known. After so many sophisticated sex pictures "The Saddle Buster" comes like a breath of Fresh Air. (An R.K.O. Pathe Picture.) * CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. " Marriage Bond " Screened at 12 " Saddle Buster Screened at 11 Phone 43-114 for Reserves. LITTLE THEATRE SOCIETY Will present TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT And the TWO FOLLOWING NIGHTS. •SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S BRILLIANT COMEDY, THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE THE CIRCLE Secretary: THEO. J. SPRY, 20G, Victoria Arcade. 43-453. THE CIRCLE TO-NIGHT AT THE CONCERT CHAMBER. EXHIBITIONS. AUCKLAND WINTER EXHIBITION. CENTRAL WHARF SHEDS. NOW OPEN 10 BIG DAYS FROM 10 a.m. TO 10 p.m. EDUCATIVE AND INSTRUCTIVE EXHIBITS. COMPETITIONS. FUN. FROLIC. LAUGHTER. TALKIE PICTURES. CONCERTS. OVERSEAS BUTTER TESTING. FRIDAY NEXT, AT 10 A.M. HAVE A GOOD LOOK AT THE WINTER EXHIBITION. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. MODEL AEROPLANE ASSOCIATION'S FLYING COMPETITION (Shed 9). KENNEL CLUB'S SHOW NOW ON. TALKIE PICTURE PROGRAMME. MT. EDEN BOYS' BAND IN ATTENDANCE. FREE GIFT SCHEME. 1000 FREE GIFTS. BRING YOUR NUMBER WITH YOU. ADULTS, la. CHILDREN. 6d. Organised School Parties Free in Day. I N T E iR SHOW. DON'T MISS THE ■S.P.C.A. STALL. THE STALL WITH THE ARRESTING POSTERS. Attractive Gifts for Sale. Novelty Competitions. LITERATURE telling you what we are doing for the' welfare of Animals, Supplied Free. SPECIAL ATTRACTION to-day (Thursday) and Saturday. 7 to 9 p.m.. also Monday, Thursday and Saturday, 7 to 9 p.m. next week. Proceeds go to Society's Funds. Come and Support Us. PLANTS, TREES, ETC. FOR SALE. FRUIT Trees, 12 assorted, 4 Roses, 1 Lemon, 1 Orange; 25s ( casli.—Railui Nurseries. Swanson. % ♦ GLADIOLUS. Grandiflorus, named, 3s Gd per doz., 17s Gd per 100, of 10 or more varieties; mixtures, 12s Gd 100; cash with order.—J. Tait, Yates Rd., Otahuhu. /TJ.RAPE Vines, grafted. Hamburg. Alvl bany Surprise. Muscat. Golden Queen, sturdy plants, 2-3 years old: 3s 6d each. 36s doz.. £l2 per 100: freight extra; younger vines, cheaper rates. —Corban's Mt. Lebanon Vineyards, Henderson. Auckland. ICELAND Poppies, Stock, Nemesia. Antirrhinum, Din nth us, Pansies, Sweet William; 100, 3s Gd, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. LAWSONIANA, Pir.us Insignus, Murieata, 2-year, 17s Gd: 100 strong yearlings, 27s 6d 1000; rail paid.—Beaumont, Manurewft. LAWSONIANA, Macrocarpa, forestry grade, 2-year, 15s; Pines, 10s 100; rail freight paid; cash.—Macdonald. Manurewa. ORNAMENTAL Shrubs, Hedge, Shelter; Fruit Trees.—Hay's Nurseries, Shore Rd. Remuera. Phone 24-452. Shop 44-112. ONION Plants. Straw, 5s 1000. posted.—F. Vazey, 59. Arthur St., Onehunga. ONIONS, Straw, Brown, 5s Gd 1000, posted; 21s 5000, rail paid.—Martin. Waimaukm . PINUS Densi Flora, 7s Gd 100. JE3 1000, on rail; good shelter.—Standard Tobacco, Kumeu. PHOENIX Palm, Daphne, Lucullia, Boronia, Lasiandra, Jacaranda, Native Trees, Hedge Plants.—Frank Green, Ellerslie, Auckland. POHUTUKAWA, Peppers, Kowhai, Passion, Broom, Gums, Silver Wattle, Tree Tomatoes; 9d each.—Excelsior Nurseries, Avondale. POLLETT'S Prolifio Plants. 6d doz.; Antirrhirtum, Carnation, Cineraria, Dianthus, Poppy. Stocks, etc. Excelsior Nurseries. Avondale. rpOMATO Plants, hothouse.' Kondine and Sutton's best, Gs 100, 50s 1000.—Green Lane Nurseries. Green Lane. O Choicest named Perennial Asters, 6a 6d; 6, 3s Gd; 6 best Giant Cannas, sa; 12 Irises, valued at 12s Gd, for 7s 6d; Dahlia, Chrysanthemum Catalogue free.—Cullen, Waimauku. 1 1 PLANTS, TREIES, ETC. WANTED. TpERNS wanted. Prince Wales, Kidney, J- King, Pongas, uncommon varieties.— Box 53. Pukekohe. MACROCARPA wanted, 5000, 2-fc-ear; price, size, etc.—Nursery, 383, Herald.