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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21844, 5 July 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS 1000 SEATS X AT 1/ AND 1/6. i V NIGHTLY J CIVIC 11 _ 2.15 8 P.M. DIRECTION: AMALGAMATED THEATRES (N.Z.LLTD. LAST DAY _____ "BOLERO" And "8 GIRLS IN A BOAT" TO-MORROW _ TO-MORROW - KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS As x; Brtin KAY FRANCIS the most Beautiful . . the most Poouljr KAY FRANCIS o*i i„ KAY FRANCIS KAY FRANCIS c t h l or ,- rr • .the, KAY FRANCIS " KAY FRANCIS V* You'll feel perry fal her . . . You'll blink your eyes and grit your teeth . . You may not cry but ypur heart, will go out \o her. A role more real—wore intense—more impassioned than ever before ... A picture every woman will want every man to see. MARGARET LINDSAY, JOHN HALLIDAY, GENE RAYMOND. RICARDO CORTEZ., A GREAT STAR TRIUMPHS IN A VASTLY ENTERTAINING FILM. Can a woman's fourth love be her greatest love . . . Can it inspire.her to rise from the depths of shame to glorious triumph . . or will every woman repeat at 40 the iristakes she made at 50? See the star of stars playing her most impassioned role in a picture every woman will want every nan to see— SPECIAL I FIRST CRICKET TEST. ENGLAND V. AUSTRALIA. See how the Australians scored the first victory in the 1934 series. Close-ups of the batting and bo-.vling stars. Excellent Supporting Programme. BOOK EARLY! IT COSTS NO MORE. • 1 THE CAPITOL | • Balmoral's Beautiful Theatre THIS EVENING-AT 7.45. : England's Comedy Team Supreme— JACK HULBERT. CECILY COURTNEIDGE. In "FALLING FOR YOU." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) The Funniest Musical Ever Made. jJjPSOM GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ANNUAL CONCERT. TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), AT 7.45 P.M. Proceeds in aid of Swimming Bath Fund. Admission, Js 6d. Pupils, Is.-' Box Plan at Lewis Eady, Ltd. TENDERS Bush-felling and tram-laying. WHANGAPARA. GREAT BARRIER ISLAND. Tenders, closing on the -28 th JULY, 1934, are invited for:— 1. Cross-cutting and Delivering 2,000,000 Feet Kauri, 2. Plate-laying and Bridge Building Two Miles of Tram. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Specification at the Office of TEE KAURI TIMBER CO., LTD.,' Auckland, RENDERS FOR CARTAGE. Tenders for the Cartage of Milk from each of Pakuranga and Mangere districts to the Auckland Milk Co., Ltd., Depot, ! Arthur Street, Newmarket, for one year as I from September 1. 1934, will bo received at I the Company's Registered Office, Arthur I Street, Newmarket. Tenders close 5 p.m. JULY 19, 1934. Conditions of such contracts are available on application at the Office of the Company. jpUBLIC WORKS DEPT. STORES. Tenders, closing 4 p.m. on dates shown, and returnable to the Secretary, PubUo Works Tenders Board, Wellington, arc invited tor the supply of:— No. SS4—Lamp Standards No. SSS Sulphuric Acid Quotation forms may be obtained from Public Works Offices. Auckland. CIm»l----chuicb and Dunedin. and the btores Jianoger's Office, Wellington. XT£N S 1 O N TIMS. \TTER\TIONS TO WAREHOUSE IN * CUSTOMS STREET. Time for receiving Tenders is exiendid 3 p.m. on MONDAY, July 9HOLM AN, AND MATRIX Reg. Architects, 34 Vulcan Binldm„ e ._ KICK wanted. Stumping 2 Acres; only good me^apilLli^- O MHiw THRICE Shifting small qaantiij Fnrniturt 1 to Belhvood Av„ Dominion rnt-'XDFRS for Brick Shop. Mt. Albert. T Lowfst or any tender not necessarily accepted.—Apply 16 Preston Ave., after « p.m. ——— H». GEO. liHOWES ,\ND 071 Victoria Street »>e st - Estimates' fbone 41-Qol--IST NEW ZEALAND HERALD THE WEEKLY NEWS The Company does not hold C e " ti f e incnt • sible for t.on of .n> ent or fro m Sfb«or°ror-ia the publication of an advertisement.