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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21515, 12 June 1933, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS fl HUH] CRYSTAL PALACEIT[T[T| 1 L llllljjj MT, EDEN. J j] Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Direct off Queen St. HAROLD BUTH & CAROIj GOODNER, in " THE FLYING SQUAD." Excellent Supporting. Prog, of Featurettes. Approved for Universal Exhibition. RIALTO Hill NEWMARKET. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. / TO-NIGHT. AT 8 O'CLOCK. Direct from Queen St. Order of Programme: B.o—News. B.IO—DANCING AROUND THE WORLD (Sound Talk). B.2O—DANGEROUS OCCUPATION (Novelty). 8.30-LEASE BREAKERS (Musical). Interval. 8.50 HAROLD HUTH * CAROL GOODNER, in x "FLYING SQUAD." 10.10. National Anthem. (Prosr.-Approved fr>r Universal Exhibition.> | NEW REGENT 1 EPSOM. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. 2 BIG FEATURES 2 No. I—Regis-Toomey & Evalyn Knapp, in " STATE TROOPER." No. 2—George O'Brien, in '' "SMOKE LIGHTNING." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL a,. SPECIAL • SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL /CHEAP WEEKCHEAP WEEKCHEAP WEEKCHEAP WEEKTONIC. TONIC. TONIC. TONIC. TONIC. TONIC. END TRIPS. END TRIPS. END TRIPS. END TRIPS. ANY WEEK-END UP TO JULY 31. ANY WEEK-END UP TO JULY 31. //CHATEAU TONGARIRO, CHATEAU TONGARIRO. CHATEAU TONGARIRO, CHATEAU TONGARIRO,' "THRONE OF NORTH ISLAND." M THRONE OF NORTH ISLAND." TOTAL COST—ONLY £3 9s 6d. TOTAL COST —ONLY £3 9s 6d. SEAT RESERVATIONS, 2 3 EXTRA. Excu'rsionists from Auckland leave by the 8 p.zn. Auckland-Wellington Express on Saturdays. - - - The total charge—£3 9s 6d—includes first class fare in warm trains, motor transportaiion return from National Park station to The Chateau, and two full days' accommodation at The Chateau (i.e., from bed on Saturday to, and including, dinner on Monday night) and the provision of skis, sticks and. boots. Seat Reservations, 2s Extra. 1 WAITOMO AND TONGARIRO. i: WAITOMO AND TONGARIRO. WAITOMO AND TONGARIRO. tyAITOMO AND TONGARIRO. _ This excursion begins with the 3 p.m. Express from Auckland on Fridays. The total charge of £5 2s Gd (from Auckland) includes first class return rail' and motor f?res,'one full day's accommodation at Waitomo Hostel, admission to the Caves, two full days' accommodation at The Chateau, and the provision of equipment at both Waitomo and The Chateau, including skis, sticks and boots. Seat Reservations, 3s Extra. • WAITOMO ONLY. 1 WAITOMO ONLY. WAITOMO ONLY. WAITOMO ONLY. Excursionists from Auckland leave by the 10.10 a.m. Rotorua Express on Saturdays. The /total . charge of £2 19s includes first class xeturn rail, and motor fares, accommodation/ at' Waitomo- Hostel lj days, ad-mission.-to Caves, and provision of equipment. " Seat Reservations, 2s Extra. Further information is obtainable from Government Tourist Bureaux or Railway .Offices. TENDERS J>TJBLIC WORKS DEPT. STORES. ~ Tenders, closing 4 p.m. on JUNE 27, and returnable to the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, are invited for jlhe ..anpply; of—'. > .< .<-f w No. 791.—IRONBARK POLES. Quotation forms may be obtained from Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin, and the Stores Manager's Office, Wellington. ■■■—— j i —— PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOB SALE ABELIA, Barberry, Escallonias, Hakea, Lawsoniana, Privets, Pines, Tecoma, etc.: prices right.—Skelton, Panama lid., Otahuhu. ABELIA, Escallonia, Lawsoniana, Macrocarpa. Oxylobium, Tecoma, Hakea Saligna, from 15s 100, cash.—Ranui Nurseries, Swanson. \ ACACIA, Verti.cilli.ta, 7s Gdi 00; Boxthorn,..2os; Barberrir, ' 2yr., 255; Seed- . JLQs IW--Beaumont, Manutewa. V " *•••*•* " " "• A CACIA Verticilluta", thd quickest growing -a.X*" 'Evergreen Prickly Hedge, fence high in season; .Planis - ready; write for quotations. —Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. ANEMONES and Ranunculus, prize, large bulbs. Is doz.; 5s 100 posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. ANEMONES, Ranunculi, best strains, splendid colours, medium. 3s 100: small. 2s; posted.—Green Lane Nurseries. Green Lane. APPLES, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Oranges, Lemons; Roses. Shrubs, Hedgings; excellent value; catalogues free.—Paimer Glen Eden. - V> ARBERR Y, seedless, 2ft. high, strong ■l3 rpoted.; £3 10b 1000.— W. Hallett. Waitoa. V> AR BERRY .-1-year, IGb : 2-year, 25b"; JL) 3-year, 30s 1000; cash order.—Harry Rogers, 'Box- 24. Pukekohe. ■' BARBERRY,, Common, /good, healthy. 2- ' year plants. 22s 6d per 1000; cash with order.—Hay's Nurseries. Auckland.' • BARBERRY, Common, 2-year-old, wrenched, good roots. • 255, 1000; cash ■with order.—Macdonald. Manurewa. BARBERRY, aeedless, 60,000. 2-yr„ strong, choice £4 153 1000. railed.—F. Rosenberg, Ohaupo. _________ BEAUTIFUL Tujips. Darwin Giants. 3 for Is, posted; 12 bulbs, 4s.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland. URROWS Nurseries. Pukekohe. fcTr Hedge Plants, Ornamental, Fruit and Shelter Trees.—Write for list. ' 1 EUCALYPTUS for Posts, Shelter, MacJ arthuri. Vitninalis, Gunni, box-grown, 8s 100: £3 1000.—Palmer. Glen Eden. rpVERGREEN Lawn Grass, Is lb.; _ AgriJL cultural Lime, 2s 6d cwt. Shell Lime.— Brown. Durham Lane, behind H.M. Theatre. 2-year Lawsoniana, lis; Ma--1- crocarpa. 15s: Benthams'. lis 100. cash; railage paid.;—Macdonald. Manurewa. Never Harm Perennial Asters. Plant a collection now; 12 superb, Jiamed varieties, 6s 6d; G, 3s' 6d. Also some ivonderful novelties., Winter Catalogue free. ■—Cullen, Wauriauku. I."* KU IT Tretes, 14 assorted, including Orange. Lemon Grape Vine, £l, cash .•with order; catalogues posted free.—Skel lon's Riverbank Nurseries, New Lynn HALF Price.—Double Scarlet and Double Blue Anemones. I 9 dozen. —Better Feeds, Box 1191. Auckland. *1 ICELAND Poppies. btocK, Nemeßia, Pansies, Delphiniums, Primulas, Schizanthus, Dianthus, 3s Cd 100, posted.—Selwyn Nnrseries. Mt. Albert ITaRAKA (N.Z. Laurel). 2s doz.. 5s 100; jv u\.z>. Jjauren. '2a <1 oz., 5s 1UO: J V posted Parker, Mangatawhiri, Poke-no. LEaIUNS. Oranges, magnificent plantc, 2s 6d, 3s 6d; 30s doz. Roses. Catalogues free.—LippinU. Pt'iinmn Rd., Otnbuhu. ONION Seed, Straw and Brown, new, imported, 8s II), Is oz., poßted.—Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane. ONION Plants, heavy Croppers, 6a 1000; Cabbage. Cauliflower. Lettuce,' Is 3d nop; posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. I>EItEXNIAL Asters, choice, 10 separately named, ss; Polyanthus, mixed, 2s 6d doz. posted.—Calderwood, Nurseryman, Hnniilton. ' PHOENIX Palms, Daphne, Lucullia, Boronia, Lnsiandra, Jacaranda. Native Trees. Hedgings.—Frank Green, Campbell R'l.. Ellerslie. . L#INES. 2 years. 10s: Macrocarpa, 2 years, J- 12s Cd. Yearling Hakea Saligna. 7s Gd; sturdy plants. —,T. Dnniels. Wiiimnukn. ."13AD1ATA, Pinus Insignis, -1 year old, J-v 300.000 at 15s per 1000 at nursery, cash Vith order—John Parish. Devon St.. ■Estonia. , . ■'■■■ E'HUBARB, Crimson Winter. Giant Victoria, 1-year. 3s 6d; 2-year. 4s fid: railed. Cflderwood. Hamilton. Macrocarpa and LawA soniana. 2-year, 25s 100; cash with •rdor.—Harry Rogers. Bo* 24. Pukekohe.