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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21579, 25 August 1933, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS IT'S THE TALK OF AUCKLAND AND A GREAT SHOW! THK BIGGEST ANT) BEST HOLIDAY PROGRAMME EVER SHOWN HIV TIRFDS OF BOYS AND GIRTHS WILL SEE THIS PROGRAMME TWICE- / ITS WORTH IT TOO! ' ROXY |AND Queen St. ) A f. Phone 41-311 / TIVOLI Phone 13G > Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.L Ltd. TiOXY D VILY SESSIONS : 11-—■ tivoij matinee DAILY, -2 o clock. Nightly. 8 p.m. TO-DAY TO-DAY, AND EVERY AFTERNOON THIS WEEK. 2 O'CLOCK. AT BOTH THEATRES. Headed by MICKEY MOUSE PANTOMIME. 3 GIANT ATTRACTIONS. Ho. i— V /■ MICKEY MOUSE \ / PANTOMIME \ \ PRESENTED AND ARRANGED / \ BY MISS LILLIAN O'LEARY / \ Entitled \ MICKEY'S SURPRISE / I VICTORS. \ I MICKEY and MINNIE, \ /'Together with 43 Clever \ Juveniles in the Most Gorgeous V ! end Lavishly Staged Pantomime I / ever presented. \ ! REMEMBER THESE BRIL- \ / LI-ANT KIDDIES IN \ / FRANK NEIL'S \ CINDERELLA CO. \ , /WELL HERE THEY ARE AGAIN \ / YOU'LL SEE— • \ " MICKEY'S GREAT WREST- \ / LING BOUT," \ lm w.**® 5 j THE TINY MEN OF THE FOREST. \ v O First N.Z. Screening—The Ace of We'tern Stars; BUCK'JONES, in "FORBIDDEN TRAIL." K 0 3 First N.Z. Screening— "' ' - GEORGE O'BRIEN In Zane Grey's Latest Western >Ovel. "LIFE IN THE RAW" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PARENTS!—You have our Personal Guarantee that' this Programme is the most - suitable and entertaining one for the Children. Bring the Kiddies to the Matinees, they will love it and you 11 enjoy u too. - ADULTS 1/. I/. 1/, 1/. CHILDREN 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d. RACING MARTON J.C. SPRING MEETING, j WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. j NOMINATIONS for all Events Close j TO-NIGHT (Friday), at 9 p.m. J For Programme, see N.Z. Referee, August | iCth and 24th. ' ARTHUR WAY, Secretary, Marton. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (INC.). METROPOLITAN MEETING. 1933. NOVEMBER 4, 6, 8 AND 11. NEW ZEALAND CUP, BUN ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4. A Handicap of 1000 sovs. (a Cup value of 75 sovs. ana 925 sovs in Specie); Second 'Horse to receive 200 eovb., and Third Horse 100 sovs. from the stake. Two Miles. NOTE.—Entries (1 sov. each) close at 8 I>.m. TO-NIGHT (Friday). F. T. H. BILL, Secretary. P.O. Box 335, Christchurch. Telegraphic Address: " Turf," Christchurch. •JfE PUBLIC NOTICES TV ZEALAND FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT, 1309. ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLING. Notice is hereby given that the Registrar of Friendly Societies has. pursuant 1o Section 70 of the Friendly Societies Act, 1909, "by writing under his nand dated this 'i/wenty-first Day of August, 1933. cancelled the Registry of Ellerslie United Branch, 2*o. 10, of the Grand United Older of Oddfellows, Friendly Society of New Zealand (Register No. 373/10), held at Ellerslie, Auckland, on the ground that the said Jjrarich has ceased to exist. R. WITHEFORD, Registrar. I "PROSPERITY WEEK." Notice is hereby • given that the Office in Civic House. Queen Street, will be Closed cn SATURDAY, -August '26. after which date all communications should be addressed to the Town Clerk's Office, Town Hall, Auckland. Members of any Committee xcho may not have yet returned books of tickets „ would oblige by doing so immediately to- the Town Hall. J. S. BRIGHAM, Hon. Treasurer, Auckland "Prosperity Week." Estate william james priest, iat e of Auckland, Land Agent, Deceased.— All Persons having Claims against the Estate of the above-named Deceased are requested to render same forthwith in triplicate, to Messrs. Herman and Burton, 91 Quecp St., Auckland, Solicitors for the Executor, New Zealand Insurance Co., Ltd. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOB SALE A BELIA, EscHllonia. Lavva'oniana, Macrocarpa, Oxylobium, Tecoma, Hnkea Saligna, frp© .153 100, cash.—Ranui Nurgericfl, Swa'ngori.* ' AbUUX bo Jjiirge Pinus Insignuß Trees for' milling close to railway line.— Jfowe, Otorohanga. __ _____ A NEMONES and Ranunculus, prize, large bulbs. Is doz: So 100 posted.—Griffiths' yurreriek, Mt. Eden. Auckland . AL'PLESv Nectarines. Peaches, Plums, Pears, 2-year trees, 10s dozen.—Nurseries. Box 13. Newton, Auckland. AROAI-ATIC - Rosea, 21 named prize yorieties, guaranteed trees: lis doz., jposted.— Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. A I TRACTIVE Gladioli. prize Blues, Lav■il enders. Orange, 24 varieties; Cd (id doz,—Nurseries, Box 13, Newton. "DAKBERRi' (seedless;, transplanted; X) £»wsoniaria. Macrocarpa, Eucalyptus. All Nursery, Stock Lists free.—Keely and Kon, Cambridge. • *|J uHROWb' Reliable Onion plants, J3 Straw. 3si genuine lons keepers,, ,4s: postage Is extra; reduction eiiiantities; j trade supplied.—Burrows' Nurseries. Pukekojio. '» ' - ] CiABRAGE. "Enfield Market"; Lettuce, > Webb's Wonderful, hardy; Is 3d 100; ;postag<t pcid.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Al. Tie it. 5.W.2. - I EVERGREEN Lawn Grass, Is lb.; Agri--J cultural Lime, 2s-Gd cwt. Shell Lime.— Brown, Durham Lane, behind Theatre. "EXCELLENT,' Double Lobelia, 3s; Auriaulas. Primroses, Polyanthus, ss; Exhibition Pansies, 2s doz.—Palmer, Glen en. ' < ■ - ICELAND Poppies, prize; Nemesis, Cyno glos'sum, Lobelia, Godeiia, Dianllms; Ss 6d 100: pest;ige paid.—Selwyn Nurseries. Alt. A 1 bert. "T AWSONIANA. fore't grade, 2-year, Us; I year. 100. 40s 1000 Macdonald, >1 "J AVVSONIANAS, '2 years, lis Cd, 20s, 25s SJ 100: Forestry <iiade Pinus Insignia. 10a_ 10p^— Farrell,' Matamata. LAST Call for Perennial Asters. These must be planted immediately; 12 magnificent named varieties. (5s Cd, 6 3s Cd. All are ni"f'->fi sorts, in (siding colours Cullen, Wnimauku, LILACS, doubles, singles shades, lilacs, purples, whites, 3ft. plants, flower this spring: 2a o'l-3s Cd: catalogues.—Cutler and Son, Nurserymen. New _Lynn. JIPf'IATT'S Champion Roses, sale price. J Iv's dozen. posted, 14' cash. Sweet Oranges,' Lemons, 2 years. 2s Cd each.- W _E. Lippiatt. Otaliuhu. _ lOPANTHA and Macrocarpa Seed, reaJ sonaMe price; f.tate amount required. Shelter.' 362. Herai,'). _ Tif AC'ROCARPA,- 20s. 25j; Pines Insigna, ' Murlcatvi. ios, 20s, 100; strong 2-year Jplanta.—Beaumont'# Nurseries. Manurewa.