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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21458, 4 April 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS MAJESTIC final a DAYS. Telephone No. 43-210. Continuous' from 11 a.m. Principal Sessions: 11, 2.15, 6.30, 8.0. I "SECRETS OF "SECRETS OF THE FRENCH POLICE.* THE FRENCH POLICE.' Thrilling Drama based on an actual adventure of the great Bertillon, world-famous French detective, from the MEMOIRS OF H. ABHTON WOLFE. Also Scieening: SKEETS GALLAGHER "PRIVATE WIVES." " Pencil Rorueo " Cartoon " Ducks and Drakes " . . . . , Sportlight Majestic News, Path© Audio Review. PRICES: 11, 1/6, 2/3. Plans at Majestic. MAJESTIC ' THURSDAY. Wirth has a great Circus, so had Barnum and Bailey—but you wait until you «ee Achilles' Carnival—it can teach the rest what laughter is! A MILLION CANDLE POWER ROMANCE LOADED WITH LAUGHS. HAIL! HAIL! HAIL! The Greatest Show on Earth. STEP RIGHT UP, FOLKS. The littul laydee will do the dance that put padlocks on the harems! And that, my friends, is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing ' / " THE \ HALF NAKED \ TRUTH." . An R.K.O. Pictur*. With LUPE VELEZ, LUPE VELEZ, Hear Lupe Velez sing "Oh Mr. Carpenter." LEE TRACY LEE TRACY EUGENE PALLETTE. FRANK MORGAN. Fun, fury and fight under canvas. Love under difficulties. Laughs under any conditions. The funniest thing that ever happened. APPLEVILLE GASPED . . WHEN RCJMOUR WHISPERED THE NAME OF A PROMINENT MAN OF THIS TOWN! Tongues wagged, fingers pointed, respected citizens broke out with gooseflesh „ . . and tens of thousands stormed the tent to see the beautiful home town girl with a thin-veiled past. IT WAS THE OPENING GUN IN ONE OF THE GREATEST PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS EVER DEVISED BY JIMMIE BATES, MASTER OF BALLYHOO AND BUNK. WHO COULD TAKE ANY MILK MAID AND MAKE lIER A STAR OVERNIGHT. Ad.lit Audience Recommendation. UCKLAND DEMONSTRATIONS ,ND QAS 00.. QAS QOOKING EMONSTRATIONS Will be Held During This Week as Follows: At Demonstration Rooms. Gas Buildings, Pitt Street, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), from 2,30 to 4 p.m. At Demonstration Rooms, Gns Buildings, Pitt Street, and at our Onehunga Branch, on FRIDAY, from 2.30 to 4 p.m.,, and from 7.30 to 9 p.m. By Arrangement with the Y.W.C.A. EVERY MONDAY, at our Pitt Street Demonstration Rooms, at 2.30. QAS c°- L m TENDERS rjpO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. The N.Z. CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED; invite Tenders for the Cartage of Cream on what is known as Thomas's gate. Te Kamvhata. Tenders closing at Hond 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. FOR SALE BY TENDER BLACKSMITH'S IRON AND STEEL FOR SALE. Tenders for purchase of above will be received by the District Engineer, Public Works Department, Whangarei, up to 4 p.m. oix FRIDAY, 7th April, 1933. Details a3 to sizes, etc., may be seen at Public Works Offices, Whangarei, Auckland and Okaihau. Highest or any tender not neceSsarily accepted. 31st March, 1933. BUILDING MATERIAL INSPECT Distinctive Homes now Building Plans, information free.—National Home Guilders, 0-11 Albert St. OLANS, Specifications, Bungalows, Resi- „ dences. Shops, 10s; qualified architect, opp GPO ' 8 snei ' B * Hellaby's Bldgs.. "QHIFTRUST" Oil. Fatal to rust. —Re- ,. moves and prevents corrosion; satisfaction assured.—Manning's, Newmarket, Auckland. AVONDALE-Pt. Chevalier.—Modern Bungalow, p.w.c., garage; 17s Gd.—Corner Fir St.,-Seaside Av. TJELGIUM ST.—House, 6 rooms, convs.; handy City; 16s.—Hanna, Swanson St. "O UNGaLOWS, Houses, Fiats; moderate rentals.—Tozer and Tozer, Balmoral. Phone 20-184. CHTY, Liverpool St.—s Rooms, e.1., lGs.— Shearer. Security Bldgs. OMFORTABLE Family Homes.—Parnell, 30s, 22s 6d; Epsom, 255; Takapuna, 22s Gd.—Mayhill, 42-185. EPSOM, High Position.—Bungalow, G rooms, convs., garage; 30s.—Harrop and Medley, 28 Shortland St. IpPSOM. —Electric Bungalow, 6 rooms, J garage, Landscape Rd., off St. Andrews Rd., 14A Merivale Avenue. HOUSE, Charlotte St., Eden Terrace; rent, 16s,—Ring 23-513. HOUSE, 2nd section, G rooms, perfect order.—Bell, 1 New Bond St Bouse, g rooms, convs.—2 Matai Rd., tram terminus. Great. Smith Rnnrl J-J tram terminus, Great South Road. 20-195. MT. ALBERT.—Bungalow, 5 looms, kitchenette; elevated; e.1., h.w.; blinds; 22s Gd.—2o-SGO, evenings. "IV/IT. EDEN,_ good, high position; 32s 6d; ItJL all-electrio Bungalow.—Johns, Agent, Mt. Eden. TV/TORNINGSIDE, 34 Argyle St.—s Rooms. -t'J- convs • 17s 6d.—Addlv Public Trust -Lt-L convs.; 17s 6d.—Apply Public Trust Office. RANDOLPH ST.-5 Rooms, e.1., gas stove; elevated, sunny; Ist section; lGs.—Scott. Winstone Building. EANf'URLY RD.—Bungalow, G rooms, e.l, h.w., good order; garage; 80s.— Since Bennett. Victoria Arcade. REMUERA, 11 Ladies' Mile.—s Rooms, all convs.; garage; 27s Gd.—Ring 16-OGS. I)EMUERA Waterside. —Beautiful Swiss Bungalow, 7 rooms, electric; 455. Phone 25-250. • REMUERA. off Portland Rd.—3 Bungalows, 17s Gd, £l. £1 2s Gd.—Barfoot's, 45-215. 45-915. REMUERA.— Glorious Harbour ViewsBungalow, 6 rooms, 2Ss. —Harrop, Med--Lli Bungalow, G rooms, 2Ss. —Harrop, Medley, Shortland St. ROOMS (7), splendid, furnishings, large garden, room for car; moderate.— Hutchinson's, Ponsonby. "| Campbell Rd., Royal Oak.—s Rooms, kitchen, all convs.: rent moderate.— kitchen, all convs.: rent moderate.— Apnlv Prpupnt. Tenant. 79 (rrpen Lane. MT. ALBERT. Mountain Rd.—Bungalow, G rooms, all convs., garage, 37a 6d. MT. EDEN, Victoria Av.—G Rooms, eleo. h.w., garage, 30s. HERNE BAY, Wolsley Av.-5 Rooms, k'ette, all convs.. garage. 355. HERNE BAY. Shelly Beach Rd.—Bungalow, 8 rooms, all convs., 455. REMUERA, Roslyjj Av. —Bungalow, 7 rooms, all elec., garage, 455. C. F. BENNETT. LTD., PHONE 42-&10. TO LET OWANSON CAFE, reasonable rent; fully O equipped. Arrangements can be made to fake over all furniture, cutlery, etc. Inventory at our office. GRIFFITHS, LTD., 11 Bwtmson Si,