Page 20 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21325, 28 October 1932, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS THE NATIONAL THE NATIONAL THE NATIONAL 11 2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 2 2 GREAT ATTRACTIONS 2 WONDERFUL DOUBLE STAR PROGRAMME. Two Grent Pictures on One Bis Bill. A Programme Specially Chosen For National Theatre Patrons. An Outstanding Romantic Comedy, with n Wonderful Cast of Favourites and The Most Exciting and Thrilling of all Mystery Pictures. " THE SILVER LINING." " THE SILVER LINING." " THE SILVER LINING." Starring MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, BETTY COMPSON, MARY DOR AN MONTAGUE LOVE. Sho hud millions at her call—many men at her feet—but it took a boy and a girl from the slums to teach her the meaning of life and love. Hero you will sweep away the clouds of gloom and get your share of ihe Silver Lining. "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY." "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY." "THE WICKHAM MYSTERY." The most thrilling and Exciting of all British Mystery Stories, ihe amazing and daring theft of British Naval PlanH —it will puzzle and mystify you and grip your attention to the very end. Starring JOHN LONG DEN EVE GRA Y. Two Leading English Stage Artists. NO PROGRAMME IN TOWN TO rrnxiv.K-nv. WITH THIB ENTERTAIN; —~ " MENT. PRICES: 1/-. 1/G. 2/-. (Phone 42-109). Wl "THE LONDON r' Opp. G.P.0., Queen St. Adults lid, Children 3d, Cncle 1/. ENTIRE CHANGE TO-DAY , , A FINE WESTERN FEATURE, , 6d With Od 6d BILL BOYD And 6d , . HELEN TWELVETREES In 6d ~ " THE PAINTED DESERT." , 6d "THE PAINTED DESERT." 6d •• THE PAINTED DESERT." 6d A Mighty Melodrama. £d A Wonder Picture of the West. /j Excellent Supports. iij 0d SESSIONS: 11.15, 2, 4, 6 and 8. " u 6d 6d 6d THE LONDON 6d 6d 6d EXHIBITIONS rpHE E. MURRAY FULLER EXHIBI--1 TION OF BRITISH CONTEMPORARY ART. K ITCH EN E R GALL ER Y, KITCHENER STREET. OPEN DAILY, 10.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Closing on Tuesday Night, November 1. Open TO-NIGHT (Friday). 7.30 to 7.30 p.m. Admission, 6d; Season 'lickets, 2s Cd. ELECTRICAL DISTILLATION OF WATER. The " AESCO " Automatic Electric Still, the most modern device for Distillation of Water, now on view in the Window of R. A. GUMMER, next Heiiald Office, Queen Street. ENTIRELY AUTOMATIC IN ACTION. EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL. WRESTLING li LAWN TENNIS REMUERA LAWN TENNIS CLUB (Incorporated). POSTPONEMENT. Members are notified that the Club. Opening Date has been Postponed until SATURDAY, November 5 t 1932, weather permitting Progressive Tennis will bo played, com rnencing at 1.30 p.m. A. W. CHRISTMAS, Hon. Sec. and Treas A/"ACANCIES Private Grass Court, Retnut era; Ladies, X'l; Gentlemen, 30s. — Classic, 032. H kiiai.d. NURSES AND NURSING HOMES I INDLEY Rest Home, 22 Merivale Ave., Epsom.—Care for the Aged.—Nurse Parker. Phone 12-901. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ASTERS, Plumed; Cosmos, Giants; Marigolds, French, African, Phlox, Pansy, l()d do/,.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. A STEIiS, Zinnias, Stock, Phlox, Iceland Poppies, Marigold, Cosmos, Schizanthus, 100 3b 6d, posted.—Sclwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. ABUNDANT Tomatoes, heavy croppers. Largo Red. lOd doz., os 100, posted.— Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. ATTRACTIVE Gladiolus, Xmus Flowering, Blues, Pinks, Orange, etc; (Is Gd doz.— Nurseries, Box 13. Newton, Ancklalld. C CAULIFLOWER, early London, sturdy ' plants; lettuce. 10s thousand posted. —Mt. Albert, Terminus Nurseries. /'CHRYSANTHEMUMS, strong, exhibition varieties; 10s dozon; Single, Decora - tive. lis dozen.—Sanders. Hamilton. /CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Exhibition Bronze, Salmon, Crimson, Pink, etc.; 7s doz., posted.—Nurseries, Box 13, Newton, Auckland. IHVERGREEN Lawn Grass, Is lb.; AgriU cultural Lime, 2s Gd cwt. Shell Lime.— Brown, Durham Lane, bohind H.M. Theatre. EUCALYPTUS, in variety, 32a (id and 40s 1000; plant now; catalogue free Keeley and Son, Cambridge. /C LADIOLUS Bargains. Mixed Primalinus, 2s 6d. Named 3s Gd; Mixed Grandifloras 3s Gd, Named 5s and 7s Gd doz.; the finest obtainable, irrespective of price; catalogue free.—Culleli, Waimauku. KU MA It A Plants, 2s Gd 100, 9s 500, 15a 1000.—Crosbie, Forbes St.. Onehunga. KUMARA Plants. Red, T aurancn variety. 2s per 100. 17s Gd 1000.— H. Pcarre -*-V 2s per 100, 17s Gd 1000. —H. Pearce. Richmond Av.. Nort!-cote. KUMARAS. Tauranga. tremendous croppers; JL'l 1000 ; 2s 100: Lettuce, Is 100. posted.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nurseries. ONION Plants, 4s 1000; postage. Is.— Crosbie. 35 Forties St., Onehuncn. ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, ss; Brown, <'>s 1000; Cauliflower 2a Gd, Cabbage 2s 100. Wo pay freight.—Burrows' Nurseries, Pnkekohe. PASSION Fruit Plants. 2Yrs., well rooted; unbailed; 40s per 100. —Macdonald. Nurseryman.. Manurewa. r |HIE Wonderful New Orchid-flowered JL Dahlias, 12 choice named varieties, 15s posted. Plant now. Choice and rare, deserving a place in every garden.—Cullen, Waimauku r POMATOES, sturdy, smooth ekin; plßnt .1. now; 4s hundred, posted.—Mt. Albert Terminus Nur*eri«».