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AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT N.Z.'s Pre-eminent Talkio Theatre. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions: 11 a.m., 'J.IS p.m., 8 p.m. MAGNIFICENT! A Wonderful Attraction. RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS And MARIAN MARSH in " ALIAS THE DOCTOR." " ALIAS THE DOCTOR." (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Their love buried alive with nn Alias for an Epitaph—He lived a lie to save another from disgrace. It.'a teDse, stripping, unusual drama with a theme of romance and an undercurrent of delicious humour. Crowded to Capacity on Saturday. BEAUTY CONTEST. 12 FINALISTS. WEDNESDAY, LAST DAY OF VOTING. RE-GLORIFIED! RUTH CHATTERTON . In " THE RICH ARE ALWAYS WITH US." It swirls you in a mighty flood of emotion—the daring story of a woman who loved—without fear! Here is a new, re-glorified Ruth Chatterton, revealing all the charm and promise she made us in Madame X. REGENT - - FRIDAY NEXT. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 4G-8S8). " THE LONDON " LAST DAY TO SEE EDDIE QUILLAN, in N 6d •• NIGHT WORK." 6d AJ Adults Gd, Children 3d, Circle 1/. , , " NIGHT WORK." Excellent Supports. /!j Sessions: 11.15, 2, 4, G and 8. , j Commencing TO-MORROW (Tues.) 6d "LET'S LOVE AND LAUGH." 6d 6d 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d 6d LECTURES rpO-NlGHT.—Madame Mabel Milne, DietiJL tian and Psychologist. Subject: "The Art of Living Without a.Grouch." Practical Psychology. Society Fountain of Friendship Hall, Newton Rd. Collection. LAWN TENNIS LEASE Grass Court, private: good condition; Sunday play: Epsom.—-Phone 44-708. VACANCIES, Beginners. Players, 22a Gd, 255, 30s, 32s Gd. 12 mouths.—Muir, Chemist, Balmoral, PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ANOTHER Gladiolus Bargain.—l2 Pi.ze Varieties, Blues, Salmons, etc., Gs Gd. Nurseries, Ltd., Box 13, Newton. ANNUALS for Cut Flowers, 7 distinct varieties. Is. —Better Seeds Coy., Bos 1194, Auckland. ______ ARTISTIC Japanese Chrysanthemums, Exhibition, Bronze, Salmon, Golden, etc.: 7s doz. —Nurseries, Ltd., Box 13. Newton. ASTOUNDING Novelties for Garden. Free Catalogue posted to all Garden Lovers. —Griffiths Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. ASTERS, choicest mixed, for cutting, outside grown; 9d dozen, posted.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries. ATTRACTIVE Double Paeonies, Pink, Red, White, 2yr. roots. Is Gd, posted.— Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. BARBERRY Plants, lyr., 15s 1000 ; 2yr„ 255; 3yr., 30s; reduced to clear; cash; f.o.r. Pukekohe.—Harry Rogers, Box 24, Pukekohe. BENTHAM Cypress, 10s 100; strong Syr. Pines, 15s 100; Eucalyptus. 7s 6d 100 —Ma<?donald. Mnnurewa. OXTHORN, 22s Gd; 2Yr. Barberry, 27s Gd; 3Yr., 355, 1000; all strong plants: railage extra. —Beaumont, Mnnurewa. CIAUDIFLOWER, Cabbage. Lettuce, Is Gd J 100; Tomatoes, smooth, enormous croppers, 5s 100, posted.— Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. HOICE Dahlia Tubers. Paeony, Giant Decorative Cactus, mixed, all colours; Gs dozen, £2 100; postage paid.—Burrow's Nurseries. Pukekohe. • TVAHLIAS! Novelties of 1032, 355; 1931 I ) novelties, 20s; general collection, 12s 6d doz., posted. Tubera or Plants. Large Collection Pompoms, Cactus, Giant Decoratives, etc. —Cullen, Waimauku. DEPRESSION, Special Offer.—lS Packets Vegetable Seeds and Flower Seeds. 2s Gd; 400 varieties, own choice. Send for List.—Fletcher Bros.. Ashburton. DiANTIiUS, Iceland Poppies. Stock, Nemesia. Phlox, Marigolds. Pansies, Lobelia; 100. 3s Gd; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albeit. T7*VERC.KEEN Lawn Grass. Is lb.; Agrilj cultural Lime, 2s C-d cwt.—Brown, Durham Lane, behind H.M. Theatre. L 1 U'CALYPTUS. in variety. 32s Gd and'4os lj 1000; plant now; catalogue free.— Keeley and Son. Cambridge. TALOWER Seedlings for present planting. JP Our Assortment. 50 2s, 100 3s Gd. posted.—Henderson's. Pox 1042. Auckland. ITiRUIf Trees, 19 assorted, and 1 each . Orange, Lemon. £l. with order; catalogues free.—J. 'P. Skelton, Riverbank Nurseries. New Lvni. Trees, 12 assorted, best varieties, and 3 Grapevines; £l, cash with crder.—Ranui Nurseries, Swanson. GLADIOLUS Bargains.—Mixed Primulinus 2s 6d, Named 3s Gd; Mixed Grandiflorus 3s 6d, Named 5s and 7s 6d doz.; the finest obtainable, irrespective of p rice; catalogue free.--Cullen. Waimauku. GROW your own Vegetables and Flowers. —Fletcher Bros., Ashburton, offer 13 Flower or Vegetable Seeds for 2s 6d (400). Send for List. 1 KIKL'YU Grnss Plants, 2s 1000; postage pnid.-Irvine. Kiiiiieu. ONIONS, Straw, good plants, 5s 1000, 3s 500: postage paid.—Mudgway, Waimauku. PALMER'S Dwarf Tomatoes now ready Is doz., Gs 100. 50s 1000, posted.— Palmer, Glen F,tien. TDASTsTON Fruit Plants. 2Yrs.', well rooted: X unbailed: 40s per 100.—Macdonald. Nursery man. Mnnurewa. !NES, 2yrs, transplanted, well rooted, wrenched: 10s per 100; Seedlings. 27a fid 1000.— J. Daniels, Waimauku. PINUS Insignia, 2yr., 3s 100, 25s 1000; well grown: delivered, Auckland.—■ Phono 12-017. SEEDS, 12 paekcl3 Flowers, or R packets Vegetable, Is. posted.—Henderson's Box 1G42. Auckland. UTTON'S English Seeds, the best procurable. Vegetables, Gd - packet; Flowers, 4d packet'.—Prime's Karangahape rpOMATO Plants, 8000. out-door, early, £2 X 1000.— F. Poller. Luke St., Otahuliu. rPOMATO Plants, 5s 100: 40s 1000: KomX bine; Sutlon's best; Dwarf, Sun'-'Ko, etc.—Excelsior Nurseries, Avondale. npOMATO Plants, Klondiite and Dwarf J- Red, £2 1000. Closed Sundays.—llolloway, Henderson. rpOMATO Plants, Dwarf, Large Red, KonX dine, well grown. 5s 100; 45s 1000.— Green Lane Nurseries, Green Lane. r pOMATOES, Australian Dwarf, plant, for ■* Xmas: 9d dozen, posted.—Mt. Albert Teiminus Nurseries. AAA Pin us Insignis (Radiuta"), 1 UU(UUU year, 15s per 1000, at nursery. .Tolin Parish. Nurseryman. Rotorua. TfiOß QREATEST yALUE IN rpRUIT, JJEDGE AND QHELTER r J^REES, YOU SHOULD GET OUR PRICES. By (ho way. we have been selling QUALITY TREES for 20 Years ASK US FOR A CATALOGUE. YOUR NAME ON A P.C. WILL DO J. B 1 ATESON AND WAIKATO'S PREMIER NURSERIES. HAMILTON. Telephones 3455. 3555. Shop: Opp. C.P.O. Nurseries: Biliary and Nixon Streets.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21297, 26 September 1932, Page 16

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