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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21641, 6 November 1933, Page 16

AMUSJUJMLxirI i d ST. JAMES' J? ST., JAMES' | "Where Sound Sounds* Best." Sessions: 11 n.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Lavish Settings, smart dialogue, dramatic action, and, above an, polished acting of a remarkably high order by the two well-known artists. ANN HARDING ANN HARDING WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL " DOUBLE HARNESS " " DOUBLE HARNESS " (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also ELY CULBERTSOiYS (The World-famous Authority on Contract Bridge). LESSON'S ON BRIDGE. FRIDAY mfsLOVELADIES MUSI ved for , erß al Exhibition II A' „ . t T?ml JloncstGet Your Share® AnlltS to-Good nes» Ho*l» karn ih ° BC Wiihoul Working! You'll Just nave to Laugh Yourself Sick at thtj Reason Why— LADIES MUST LOVE I TENDERS PONGAKAWA tobacco settlement. BARNS AND STORE. Tenders will be received by the Secretary, Public Work 3 Tenders Board, Wellington, up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, November 21. 1933, for Six Flue Barns and One Bulk Store. Plans and specifications are on view at Public Works Offices, Auckland and Tauranga. No tender necessarily accepted. OFFERS wanted fo»* supply of approximately 130 cubic yards clean, sharp sand to Public Works specification, delivered Drury.~M. W. Forsyth, Bayswater. T3RICE per acre. Surveying about CO JL acres open country, licensed surveyor; accommodation found.—Cogswell, Kumeu. PRICE wanted build Seaside Cottage, Rothesay Bay.—Plans, No. 1 Warwick St., Morningaide. rpENDERS Jo.- Block Brick Shops. New J- Lynn. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tdnders close. Monday, Nov. '2O, 1933.—Apply The Hub. NewLynn. ' ■ "Tpo HOME BUILDERS 1 X We Offer: dependable serv &prices. We have in Stock over Eight Million Beet of Higu-srade Building Timber, Seasoned and Unseasoned. Write for our latest Timber Price List. ELLIS AND BURNAND, LIMITED, Sawmillers & Timber Merchants, Hamilton. rpAUPO rjioTARA rjMMBER CO., LTD.. PUTARURD AND NEWMARKET. (Phone 2). (Phone 41-960). TOTARA MATAT RIMU. _ KAURI. IMPORTED TIMBER. PLYWOOD. ETC., SPLIT TOTARA POSTS.

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