AMUSEMENTS final screening TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TIVOLI TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge 41-1 oG Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd FIRST AUCKLAND SCREENING. England's Foremost Character .LttUghmaker, CYRIL MAUDE in " ORDERS IS ORDERS." (By lAN HAY.) Approved lor Universal Exhibition. A Mirth-provoking PANIC in tin British Army with JAMES GLEASON. CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. ADULTS 11/, 1/. CHILDREN Gd. Cd. TIVOLI TO-NIGHT. NO EXTRA FOR. RESERVES. . Stalls 1/, Circle I,'G. Children Half-price. CRYSTAL PALACE (Mt. Eden Rd ) Phono '2O-573. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT S. Tho Remarkable Life Story of Martha McKcnna. HERBERT MARSHALL, MADELEINE CARROLL, CONRAD VEIDT, "I WAS A SPY." "I WAS A SPY." "I WAS A SPY." "I WAS A SPY." A true life story torn from the pages of a woman's memoirs—who became a spy and gave her all for humanity's cause. (Approved for Uin v ersa 1 Exhibit ion.) | STATE THEATRE | Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR.. LOR ETTA YOUNG, In "THE LIFE OF JIMMIE DOLAN." MAY HOBSON, MITZI GREEN, BURTON PHELPS. In " LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE." (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) State Free Bus leaves To Papapa 7.30, Athens Rd. 7.40, via Upper Queen St. CIVIC FRIDAY NEXT: RALPH LYNN TOM WALLS " CUCKOO - IN" THE NEST." THEIR GREATEST SCREAM. TROTTING THAMES TROTTING CLUB. 15TH ANNUAL MEETING. SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1934. ACCEPTANCES Close with the Secretary, Thames, or with Messrs. Blomfiekl and Co., SLortland Street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, April 6, 1934, at 5 p.m. E. 0. BROWNLEE, Secretary. Mary Street, Thames. Phone 310 M. THOROUGHBREDS WANTED riHIOROUGHBRED, in good working conJ. dition; must be sound; urgent.—Ring 30-793. PLANTS. TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ANEMONES! Ranunculi! Magnificent, Large, Flowering, ss, 3s 100.—Dryburgh Nurseries, 37 Rocklands A v., Mt. Eden. A NEMONES, Ranunculi, "Giant Florena.l tine," superb variety, medium; 4s 6d 100. —Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. A NEMONES and Ranunculus, prize ■4..L struin, exhibition, Is dozen, 5s 100, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. A NEMONE Bulbs, small, guaranteed, Jtr.i. splondid assorted colours; 2s '200; posted. —Lakeland Gardens, Takapuna. A NEMONES, Scarlet King, Is 6d dozen; x.k, Ranunculus, Double Green Novelty, 2s dozen.—Nurseries. Box 13. Newton. ANEMONES Ranunculus, Giant Strain, 7s Gd 100; Tulips, mixed, 4 8 Gd doz. cash, posted.—Hay's Nurseries, Auckland. ANEMONE and Ranunculus, Is dozen, 5s 100. 25 each 2s 6d; medium bulbs. 3s 100.—"VVatts, Nurseryman. 31 Pah Rd.. Epsom. A NEMONE Bulbs, 2s 100.—Watts, Nurseryman, 31 Pah Rd., Epsom^ BEARDED Iris; all strains Anemones, Ranunculi; Irises (Tingitana, Imperator, Wedgwood); Tulips, Hyacinths; cheap. Catalogues free.—Cutler, Son, Nurserymen, New Lynn; 47-833. BURROWS' Beautiful Flowering Bulbs.— Anemone. Ranunculus, mixed colours, mostly doubles, Gs 100.—Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. BEAUTIFUL Tulips, Giant Darwin Mixed; usually 7s Gd dozen; 4s dozen, j posted.— Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. C'IABBA.GE, genuine American Henderson S Succession, 12s Gd 1000, Is 6d 100. — Greenlane Nursery. Green Lane. /IABBAGE (Enfield), Cauliflower, Lettuce, v.-' Beet, Is fid 100; postage paid.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. fIABBAGE, Enfield. Succession; Red utid VV Silver Beet; Leeks, Is 100, 9s 1000.— Excelsior Nurseries, Avondale. (IACTUB Seed, selected assortment. Is; J Collection 12 separate varieties. sa; posted.—Collis, 618 Dominion Rd. CIALENDULA, winter flowering, new art J shades; packets, post free, 7 or 12 stamps.—Allan, Buckland. DAFFODILS. Tuiips, Hyacinths, Dutch and Beardei Irises, etc., for Autumn planting. Send fot Free Catalogue, nlso special Bulb offer. —B. L. URQUIIART, Wychwood Nurseries. Box 52. Rotorua. DARWIN Tulips!— Finest mixed, 2s Gd doz ; named exhibition varieties, 4a.— Dryburgh Nurseries Rocklands Av. Mt. Eden. t,"l VERGREEN Lawn Grass. Is lb.; special £i quotes to tho trade.—Brown, Durham Line, behind H.M. Theatre. Seedlings, seasonable, 2a Gd A 100, posted; Superior Quality, 3s fid 100, posted. Henderson's. Box 1042, Auckland ONION Seed, long-keeping Brown Spanish, 8s Gd lb., Is oz., posted —Colli*. G4S Dominion Rd O EEDS. seasonable. 12 packets Flowers or *-J 8 Packets Vegetable. Is posted - Henderson's, Box 1642. Auckland. _ QTOCKS, Nemesia. Iceland Poppies. AnI '-j 1 tirrhinum. Carnations. Cineraria. Dian- | thus, Gaillardin, etc., 2s Cd 100.—Excelsior | Nurseries, Avondale. i TON'S* Seeds Are Best They prow. I O New season's Vegetables, Gd, Flowers, I Id packet.—Prime's Newton. npULTPS, choicp. Darwin, named, 5s doz.; I. 'Mixed. 4s doz.; post free.—E. Allan, Seedsman. Bnckland. j A TTRACTIVE Hyacinths. Pinks. Yellows, ' l\ Crimson, Lavender. Bine; Od each *s [ dozen.—Nurseries Box 13. Newton A SUPERIOR Strain of the popular Rnnunculus Asiaticus. None can excil these. Medium bulbs, 'ls fid; Bmall, 3s fid 100. Illustrated bulb catalogue free. —Frank Cullen, Vv'aimnuku. A VASTLY Improved Strain of true 1 St. Brigid Anemones. The finest in the Dominion; Gs Gd; small bulbs. 3s Gd 100; guaranteed 193-1 crop. Frank Cullen, Waimimku, TOILET _ IPDNEY'S Salon. Permanent Waving iJ (Belle-Viele-Li3ter System. London). Marcel. Massage. etc.—s Swanson St. 41-tils MAYFAIR Salon. Hannah's Bldirs , Queen St., opp. John Court's. —Permanent Waving from 12s Gd ; all branches.—Mrs. E. Clews. 47-003. MISS B1 DWELL. Upper Queen St.. Opp. Tabernacle.—Genuine Eugene Peima n .>nt Waving, from 15s; Marcel and Kingtr Waving; Trimming. Tinting. -47-400 MISS FOX, Hallenstein's Buildings, Queen St Permanent Waving (oilsteam method, no electricity); 25s.—Phone 42-019 IJOWBER Puff Saion, St Kevins Arcade X -Permanent Waving. 12s Cd; Marcel Waving. 2s Gd. Phone 4G-718. W_Dickinson I> ~ EAGLETON. Estab. 5) years. Past IY. Masters at Eugene Permanent Waving. from 10s fid. Marcel and Water Waving a Specialty. Personal Attention if requested. Street and Stago Wig Maker. Advice Free.—li Victoria Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21765, 3 April 1934, Page 16
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