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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21457, 3 April 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS! IT'S A MARVELLOUS PROGRAMME. Rosy Sessions: 11 Ti.voli Nightly at 8 p.m. ROXY' TIVOLI Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 1000 SEATS AT 11, 11, 11, M. CHILDREN, Gd. Gd, Gd, Cd. JOE E. BROWN, in "YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL." "YOU SAID A MOUTHFUL." Approved for Universal Exhibition.. ON THE SAVME PROGRAMME We present BARBARA STANWYCK and GEORGE BRENT, in " THE PURCHASE PRICE." "THE PURCHASE PRICE." Recommended by Censor for Adults. CRYSTAL PALACE (Mt. Eden Rd.) RIALTO RIALTO (Newmarket). Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. / AT BOTH THEATRES. CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT, CONSTANCE BENNETT, In "TWO AGAINST THE WORLD.' "TWO AGAINST THE WORLD.* "TWO AGAINST THE WORLD.' A "Warner Bros.' Picture, with NEIL HAMILTON. Recommended by Censor for Adults. Great Supporting Programme. STALLS, 11, 1/. Children Half-price. I LECTURES A UCKLAND UNIVERSITY COMMERCE STUDENTS' SOCIETY. Ist LECTURE, 1933 SYLLABUS -DEVELOPMENT AND SCOPE OP MECHANICAL ACCOUNTING." K. M. Nelson, Esq., will deliver a Lec<uie on the above subject, and will illustrate liis remarks with a practical demonstration. The public ore cordially invited to sittend the Lecture, which will be delivered in the Accountancy Room on the lower floor of the University Building, Princes St., at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT (Monday). The Chairman for the evening will b& L. W: Holt, M. Com.. A.P.A.N.Z., Esq.—ALAN D. THOMSON, Honorary Secretary. TENDERS rpo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The N.Z. CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED, invite Tenders for the Cartage of Craam on what is known as Thomas's gate, Te Kauwhata. Tenders closing at Head Office, Hamilton, on THURSDAY, April 27, at 4 p.m., and must be accompanied by a deposit of £5. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. rjpAUHEI DRAINAGE BOARD. Tenders are invited for two contracts for Cleaning about 400 Chains_ of the Tauhei Drain in the Board's District. Specifications may be inspected at the residence of Mr. J. M. Noble, Tauhei, and at the office of the undersigned, MorrinsTille. Tenders close at the Office of the Clerk, on TUESDAY, April 18, 1933, at 10 a.m. _ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ' T. J. RYAN. Clerk. j A UCKLAND TRANSPORT BOARD, •ii Quotations ore invited for:— 5 TONS 8/0 S.W.G. CADMIUM COPPER TROLLEY WIRE. Quotation in envelope, endorsed "Quotation for Trolley Wire," and addressed "The Stores Superintendent, Auckland Transport Board, 'Customs Street West, Auckland," close at 12 noon, on MONDAY, April 24. 1933. Specifications" can be obtained at the Board's fytores Department. Customs Street West, Auckland. The Board does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any Quotation. W. ST. J. CLARKE. Secretary. pONSULT ,V ELLIS AND BURNAND, LTD.. SAWMILLERS. .Wholesale Timber Merchants and Joiners HAMILTON, FOR' TIMBER AND JOINERY OP „ ./- QUALITY. Our Prices are Right. Let Ds Quote You. BUILDING MATERIAL Water Rand, Shingle, clean J- quality; any quantity supplied.—Roose Shipping Company. Phone a. Mercer. HUNTER'S Fibrous Plaster Works, Gt. South Rd.. Auckland, for best quality ceilings, Wftllboarda. Phone 24-751. " QEMITE ''—To Make the Dairy Light ... t, T L?i Bright, there's no Paint made like White "Semite." PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SAT.y ANEMONE and Ranunculus, Burrows' famous strains, extra large blooms, fine rich colours; Is dozen; G3 100.— Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. ANEMONES, Ranunculi; large, ss; mcd- -£*■ iura, 3s 100.—Jack, 37 Rocklands Av., Mt. Eden. ; A NEMONE, Ranunculus, Is doz.. 6s 100, posted.—Watts, tvurseryman, Pah Rd.. iEpaom. I A NEMONES and Ranunculus, guaranteed -iA. 80 p.c. doubles; Is doz.; ,5s 100.—Box 23, Newton, Auckland. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, prize, large bulbs, Is doz.; Ss 100, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. .ANEMONES, Ranunculi, best strains; J.jl large, Ss; medium, 33; small, 2s, 100. posted.—Green Lane Nurseries, Green Lane. \ ITRACTIVE Hyacinths, double crimson, violet, blue, pink, white; 8d each. —Nurseries, Box 13. Newton, Auckland. | A NIIRRHINUM, Iceland Poppies, Stock, itl Nemesia, Delphiniums, Pansies, Primula, Anemones; 100, 3s Gd, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. BEAUTIFUL Tulips, Darwin Giants, 3 foy Is, posted; 12 bulbs, 4s.—Griffiths' JVurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. fDULBS.—IOO ss, including Daffodils, Jon•iJ-» quils, Iris, etc.; 50, 3s; posted.—Henderson's, Box 1642, Auckland. ,pABBAGE, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Beet, best strains. Is Gd 100; posted.—SelTvyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. /"IABBAGE Plants. 83 1000. Is 100; Cauliflower 123 and Is 6d; on rail. —FrankJin Supplies. Pukekohe. Succession, Enfield. Is 2d 100, 9s 1000; Cnii!iflnwr>r In AH 19a RA- or, n A 9s 1000; Cauliflower, Is 6d, 12s 6d; good j)lants.—Green Lane Nursery. Green Lane. l rooted layers, best variety; 4s, carriage 9d.—62 Trafalgar St., Onehunga. CRIMSON Winter Rhubarb; 1-year, 3s 6d; 2-year, 4s 6d dozen; rail paid.—Calder•Tvood, Hamilton East. CULLEN'S Superior Anemones and Ranunculus, medium 3s; larger (the best ; Eize), 6s; Giant Bulbs, 9s, 100. Reliable /Bulbs, magnificent strains. Plant the best. F. Cullen, Waimauku. C CERTIFIED Hawke's Bay Ryegrass, per- ) manent pasture seed.—Sample and ciuote from T. Ryan. Elsthorpe, Hawke's Bay. '(I^AFFODILS, 20 best, separately named. i*-* including King Alfred, Lord Roberts. 4s. posted.—Tidmarsh. Otahuhu. '}L 1 VERGIIEEN Lawn Grass. Is lb.: Accri-ii-J cultural Lime, 2s Gd cwt. Shell Lime.— Brown, Durham Lane, behind H.M. Theatre. 37'RUIT Trees, 14 assorted, including Orange, Lemon, Grape Vine, £l, cash Jwith order; catalogues posted free.—Skeleton's Riverbank Nurseries. New Lynn. GIANT French Ranunculus, splendid mixture, Is doz.; imported direct.—Better ;6ec>ds Co.. Box 1194. Auckland. ERBERA Plants, large, scarlet. Is each; VJT 6 53.—L. Russell, Henderson. T EEKS, Lettuce, Is Gd 100; Winter Flowcring Sweet Pea Plants, 50, 2s, posted.— iCalderwood, Hamilton East. PERENNIAL Ryegrass Seed, Govt, certified, sealed, bag 3, splendid specimen; 6s Cd bushel; any quantities. St;ed for burned country. 4d lb.—Lnngley, Hastings. .QTRAWBERRIES—PIant now and establisb next seasons beds; Madam Melba, 'Captain Cook varieties, 3s 6d 100, posted. A. Everett, Tauranga. |ULI.P3, selected Bulbs, magnificent i» Blooms; plant now; 4s Gd dozen, post * r?e -~E. Allan. Seedsman. Buckland. .TIARGAIN BEARDED IRIS Collections, yf VV sm -' Ca P, nce . Dream, Mother of Pearl, M AII On C , ra . n - va }_ u ® 15s, for 9s ; post foeue" Tnf rpq 01 f® col i ecti °r> B in. free catat J ' large-flowering size, named Bs . doz v 4 S mixture. All seasonamß Snlk * V 4s All season- • wnnn TrTT-DoT.^-?-i umrl Planting.—WYCHWOOD, NURSERIES. Box 52, Rotorua PRODUCE WANTED "EGGS wanted must be fresh; top prices i.Co.. Ltd" Fort St Crateß BUpplied -Norden J r6B Ji ill? pnceß B M ara " t eed; Tj7,'.i.. ' v ? Prices guaranteed;