AMUSEMENTS (Direction: Thos. A. O'Brien.) COMMENCING TO-DAY. A WONDERFUL DOUBLE-FEA-TURE PROGRAMME THAT WILL APPEAL TO ALL. ARTHUR WONTNER as SHERLOCK HOLMES, "THE MISSING REMBRANDT." AN EVEN GREATER DETECTIVE MYSTERY THAN "THE SLEEPING CARDINAL " WITH THE SAME WONDERFUL CAST. ARTI-lUR WONTNER'S CHARACTERISATION OF SHERLOCK HOLMES IS FLAWLESS. HE MIGHT HAVE STEPPED OUT OF THE BOOK. SJR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'S STORY COMES TO THE TALKING SCREEN AT LAST. (An R.K.O. Radio Picture.) IN ADDITION: A Delightful Comedy-Drama, of two Girls who tried to LOVE on 30/- a, week. | GIRLS." j With PAUL LUKAS, CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS, FRANCIS DEE. JUDITH WOOD. (A Paramount Picture.) CONTINUOUS FROM 11 A.M. Sessions at 11 2 Phone 43-114 for Heserves. lIIIII |I ! i ?T7on A! 1 Diiection: J. C. Williamson Films 11 a.m.. 2.15 p.m.. 8 p.m. Last Screenings To-day of the Year's Biggest Thrill Picture "RADIO PATROL." COMMENCING TO-MORROW: COMMENCING TO-MORROW: A WEEK OF LAUGHTER. RETURN SEASON RETURN SEASON of the Famous Aldwye.li Theatre Farce, " CANARIES " CANARIES " CANARIES SOMETIMES SING " SOMETIMES SING " SOMETIMES SING" The Priceless Lonsdale Comedy With ' TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS And YVONNE ARNAUD. A story that tells what happens when an old friend falls in love with an old friend's wife. Tom Walls has certainly never been funnier than in this delightful farce. (Recommended for Adults.) The Bos Office has been rushed since tho first Announcement of the Return Season. You Must Reserve Early. Plans at Theatre (Phone 42-169). Prices: 1/, I,'G, 21 (Plus Tax). DIXI ELA N D CABA RE T. SATURDAY NIGHT. CHINESE NIGHT. Specie! Cabaret Decorations. Watch Our Advertisements. LECTURES HEAR DR. VEIIE POLISS, Ph.D.. UNITY HALL. QUEEN ST., 8 O'CLOCK TO-NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK. " THE LAW OF VIBRATION AND YOU." EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED. BUSINESSES FOR SALE APARTMENTS or Bed, Breakfast House, 20 rooms; low rent; offer required.— Phoenix Agency. Phoenix Chambers. A PARTMEN'I-House, 22 rooms, fairly well j-X furnished; low rental; near City.— Dryden, Queen's Arcade. A T THE TOP OF THE LlST.—Dairy, -'i Cakes, Mixed, doing £'3s. Cheap ren- ] tal, accommodation. The most solid busi- ; ness offering at £220. Inspect before you miss.—JONES-PROSSER, High St. A SPLENDID DAIRY AND MIXED, tak- j iligs up to £3O; wt?,'] stocked and fitted; owner sells 300 bread, 40doz. eggs, TO but- | ter, etc., weekly; also Cake Agency; £IGS. — 1 PHOENIX AGENCY, Phosnix Chambers, j BAKERY, large country town, 3000 loaves, half wholesale, 4Jd; half retail, Gd; j good plant, 2 trucks; £SOO. We have others, finance arranged.—Consult SIMPSON and SIMPSON. 50 Ferry Bldgs. BAKERY, farming district, good town, complete plant; roomy bakehouse, 2400 loaves, substantial smalls trade; £925; part terms agreed. Wo have others.—Consult I Simpson and Simpson. 50 Ferry Bldgs. BED AND BREAKFAST, 23 rooms, heart Symonds St.: nicely appointed, splen- ! diil business: exceptional circumstances | entail sacrifice; eoldcn opportunity; total j price, full furnished, £550: tel'ms, cash, | £325. —Vaughau, Moss. 113. Queen St. CIITY Hairdressing, Tobacconist; splendid > one mail business, well equipped; £25. -—Opportunity, SH.'i. llr.UAi.n. DAIRY, Milk Round, 35gals.; gift, £2OO. Business Sales. C>:i Queen St. _ GENERAL Country Store, very old established. high repute, present turnover j £5500, good profits: opportunity right man; | price valuation: wo can arrange finance; dej tails confidential.—Simpson and Simpson, | 50 Ferry Bldgs. HOTEL. City, trade i'l.'to.—Particulars. Kuy-Stratton Co., 301, Colonial Mutual ! Bldgs. Phone 43-78*5. | I UNCI I EON AND DINING. ROOMS, ILj showing good living. Seating accommodation til: cheap reutai. Plant worth I more than price asked, £l5O. Terms arj ranged.—JONES-PROSSER, High St. hVjrODERN APARTMENT-HOUSE, 30 ! IVI. rooms, well furnished, doing very good '■ turnover. —Full particulars from RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD.. I'Jl Queen Street. NEWSPAPER. country, weekly; big dairying district; good plant.—Newsj paper, 747. Herald. ! V A A —Fisli Shop, well fitted, good living, ! dt'-H/ willing teach trade.--Apply Herald. i _£»t| 1 A—Dairy, Confectionery; 5 rooms; 9w.LIU beautifully stocked. Vaughan, Moss, 113, Queen St. Fruit, Confectionery, Mixed; wonI dert'ul accommodation. Snip.— Vaughan. Moss. 113. Queen St. 7»-I Q r—STORMONTS (Beauty). great turnover splendid stand and i commodious living accommodation. Full particulars on personal application. iNo phono information given. ■ VAUOHAX. MOSS. 113. Queen St. f*rr ff\ Cash and £5 Per Month for 5 i OU yrs., secures one (if the best Hairdressing and' Billiard Saloons in the country; 2 saloons, takings £l2; shops profit lmvs ren!. other expenses total £3, including assistant's wages and electric light; good lease can be arranged, lho Proprietor can guarantee i'li weekly.—f urthor details, write Saloons. 501. Herald. SERVICE STATION. large turnover, showing over £ISOO net profit, valuable agencies, very large substantial connections, fine, well-fitted place, established many years: exceptional opportunity for financial man - £2500 cash. Details confidential. ' SIMPSON AND SIMPSON, 50 Ferry Buildings. ANTED ~~A Country General Store wanted to buy.— Apply Box 2i>. Opunakc. MILK Round, small, going concern or otherwise, must stand trial. —Milk, 781, Hr.FAtiO.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21252, 4 August 1932, Page 16
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