AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd, Daily Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m. 8 p.m. GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE ARLISS ARLISS ARLISS We rogTot that hundreds wera nnfortunately turned nwny again on Saturday. The supreme creation of a Genius— A diss has never been greater than in this Glorious Modern RoPLAYED GOD " NOTE I —This great attraction will not bo seen in Auckland again for at least three months following its Regent Season—See It To-day. Superlative Regent Featurettes. There Are Still Heavy Reservations. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 46-888). BEWARE! BEWARE! _— THE - HONOURABLE MR. WONG | HONOURABLE MR. WONG IS COMING TO THE REGENT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ANOTHER BIG NIGHT. THE AUCKLAND BALLROOM CLUB. I PETER PAN CABARET. PETER PAN CABARET. | Do Not Miss This Opportunity to Dance :to.J ho Strains of thq Sparkling Music , Dispensed by the Famous PETER PAN PLAYERS, Ihe Band that Sets the Standard. A WONDERFUL NIGHT'S ENTERTAINMENT. SUPPER FREE. ADMISSION, Is fid and 2s. BOWLING HILLSBORO' Bowling Club. Pairs Tournament. WEDNESDAY. Auirust ; -LA Tournament, WEDNESDAY, August , 3; vacancies.—Phone '2O-572. DENTISTRY A PERFECT §E T 0 F E E T 11 £2. Extractions Free when Sets arc Ordered. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. EXTRACTIONS, Is. Remodelling Sets . . .. £1 in 0 Single Tooth Repair . . . , 5 0 Painless Extractions . . . . 2 6 FILLINGS OF ALL KINDS. 11. W. F ROST - INDENT! ST. Late University of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 30 Years' Experience. JELLICOE CHAMBERS. (Next Herald, Auckland). HAMILTON (WESLEY CHAMBERS). TN. RUSSELL. Surgeon Dentist, Do«minion Rd., next Muir, Chemist, specialising Couite Dentures; latest and best. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET TERRACE.— Shop, small; rent 15s. 'J —Louie, 23. Shortland St. Phone 42-216. OFFICES, bright, clean, sunny; from 15s; two passenger lifts.—Southern Cross Bldgs., Chancery St. "■ Ot KIOES, also good Basement. Short's Bldgs., 154-156, Queen St. Henry Allen. Sharebroker. Second Floor. PUTARURU. —Double-fronted Shop, centre iniim business block. Princes St.; splendid position.—James Edwards. Ptitaruru. S H OP and 5 good living rooms, best part Hobson St.—Ring 40-626. SHOP, new.—Dressmaking, Frock Specialist, 2 windows,—Apply 139 A Svmonds St. TO LEASE I EASE of Commercial Hotel. Private, ■i wanted to eell; prosperous country town; £'lso required.—Genuine. 507. 11KI! A T.D. ,t Acres, 0-roomed House; also for Kale, logal. milk run.--Appl.v 11 Kit ai.i>. Acres, suburban; 4-roomed Bungalow, elec. light; cowshed; 35s a week.— Sayers, 10, Vulcan Lane. WANTED TO LEASE MAN, CO cows, wants Farm, lease or halfshares; own cottage; Hamilton-Cam-bridgo district preferred. Lease, 500, Herald. HumiHon. PRACTICAL Farmer wants 40-80 Acres, handy to school, and reasonable.— Farmer, 377, Herald. TpACTORY, House. t> Rooms. Garage; 30s. —l3 Snriyy St.. Grey Lynn. GARAGE, large, with Bowsers; will suit other trades.—Apply 232 Gt. South Rd. GARAGE, Day St., Newton, 50 x 50; also smaller one.—Apply Clarke, 26-571. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE -j ACRES (about), handy city; good Lv/ House; reasonable.—D., 553, Herald. WANTED TO RENT BARFOOT'S N.Z. Insurance Bids., can Let your House quickly to good tenant. Phone now. 45-215. BUCKLEY, Surrey Crescent. Grey Lynn, can let your House; good clients waiting; rents collected.—Phono 27-398. 1. 1 WADE, tho Broadway Lund Agent. -L • Newmarket, urgently requires Houses for Rental in all districts. HOUSE, small, unfurn.; J-acro or extra section: Ono Tree Hill district.—L.H., 628. Herald. \TODERN 5-6-roomed Home, unfurn.; ex--LVJL cellent. tenant; good locality.—l 2-427. oveli ing 42-593. QMALL Shop, living accommodation for 0 one.—N., 561 Herald. " r PAKA PUNA.—Modern House wanted, J- beacli side: exceptionally reliable tenant.—May hill, Tnlcapunn. 23-605. rpE AROHA District Preferred—Small Cottage, preferably pay rent by work odd days.—Relief Worker, 09J, Herald. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES HOME offered Aged and Sufferers Rhoumatisni. Rheumatoid. All Nerve Ail ments successfully treated; kindness assured. Terms easy—23 Tawern Rd.. Green Lane. HOME for Elderly People needing Care and Attention; all convs.; near trams. —Phono 43-475. TV/TRS. RUSSELL.. 2 Pukenui Rd.. Epsom. i'JL lias 2 Vacancies for Elderly People.— Phone 21-410. SELECT Homo for Elderly Ladies, a home away from home.—Nurse. 871. Herald. Hamilton. ANNOUNCING Elizabeth Colledge New Premises, cor. Broadway and Remuera -fx Premises, cor. Broadway and Remuera Rd. Recently returned from Sydney. EUGENE Permanent Waves, 10s, guaranteed 6-9 months; Marcels, 2s 6d; work guaranteed.—Pollock. Security Uldgs., 42-120. T\/TISS FOX, Hallenstein's Buildings, IV! Queen St.—Permanent Waving (oilsteam method, no electricity); 25s.—Phone 42-919. CHIROPODY CHIROPODY. Consult Miss Ellenoi Jamison, Specialist. in all Foot Ailments. For appointments ring 45-430, Sareta Salons. Ltd.. Smith and Caughey's TYPISTS ALL Classes of Typing, Illustrated Duplicating; reasonable charges.—Misa N. Souster, 28, Winstone Bldgs. Phono 44-302.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21249, 1 August 1932, Page 16
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