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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21874, 9 August 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS FINAL DAY A Merry, Melodious Musical Comedy "H-A-P-P-Y" "H-A-P-P-Y" With STANLEY LtTPINO and a Great Cast. Approved for Universal Exhibition. N.Z.'a Prominent Theatre, THE REGENT THE REGENT. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. 3 Sessions . . 11 ft.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. Shoppers' Session To-morrow at 5 p.m. TO-MORROW-TO-MORROW— AGAIN THE UNUSUAL SOMETHING SENSATIONALLY DIFFERENT IN CINEMA ENTERTAINMENT I YOU WERE THRILLED BY "I WAS A SPY," YOU WILD BE MARVELLOUSLY ENTERTAINED AND DOUBLY THRILLED BY THIS ENTHRALLING ROMANTIC DRAMA OF ESPIONAGE AND INVISIBLE FOES! STRIKINGLY DIFFERENT, MAG NIFICENTLY PRESENTED. ENGROSSING IN EVERY MOMENT IT IS ONE OF THE SCREEN'S MOST INTELLIGENT AND POWERFUL OFFERINGS. ASTOUNDING DRAMA, THRILLING ROMANCE IN AN ENTHRALLING STORY OF INTERNATIONAL INTRIGUE! British International Present GRETA | As the ondo SP 11 •ON SKRET "ON SECWg HrvICE" | "Sl%* RVICE " i Recommended by Censor for Adults. CRITICS HAVE ALREADY CLASSIFIED IT AMONG THE YEAR'S MOST POWERFUL DRAMAS. Her lover an Enemy Spy in her Country—On Secret Service—And she knew it. She, herself, attached to the Diplomatic Corps.—Her life sworn to Duty. These Young Lovers Caught in the Relentless Net of International Intrigue—Forced to Make a Decision which had to be Instantaneous and Final. EXCITEMENT, SUSPENSE, TERRIFIC THRILLS IN A POWERFUL AND AMAZING STORY. * t Early Reservations Are Advised. Plans at Theatre (Plione 46-688). .Smart Frocking—Modern Ballet. "BELLE OF NEW YORK." ' Children Half-price at Matinee. Saturday. LECTURES League of nations union. Auckland Branch. LUNCHEON ADDRESS, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), in the RECEPTION HALL, MILNE AND CHOYCE'S. SPEAKER: Mr. S. Leathern, B.A. SUBJECT: "The League & Youth." Charge Is 6d. Non-Members Welcome,, MEETINGS savings bank. A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES Will be Held at the Bank oil MONDAY. AUGUST 13, At 2,15 p.m. T. N. SMALLWOOD, Manager. CORPORATION NOTICES JgOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. DISCONNECTION OF WATER SUPPLY. Residents of Stanley Point Road, First Avenue, Second Avenue and Calliope Road west of Glen Road are advised that the Water Supply will bo disconnected for a period approximately between the hours of 7.30 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. daily, commencing on THURSDAY, August 9, for the purpose of cleaning and lining water mains. Some supplies will bo cut off for a longer period than abovo stated, and due notice will be given in order that domestic supplies may bo drawn. A. E. WILSON, * Town Clerk. HOUSES & LAND FOR EXCHANGE AVONDALE Houbo Required.—Client offers GO-acre Farm in exchange.— Francis. I'apakura. BUNGALOW, good, choice locality; client wants 6 to 12 Acres, Farmlet.—Johns, 41G Mt. Eden Rd. TWO Mangere Shops, concrete, good, and J- Residence: exchange for Sections.—Mortgagee, 315, Hehald. 3 Acres, shelter trees: Bungalow, lawn, tennis court. Exchange House.—Hill, Pegler, Victoria Arcade 1 00 A Acres, sheen country; take small J-UUv/ Farm, City Property.—Smith, Cooke'ii Bldgs. T/yE have a client with modern unen- » '/ oumbered Bungalow, best part Remuera, wanting to exchange for similar property, CENTRAL TAKAPUNA, 5 rooms and convs., s<-tt views and handy bus essential. Value about £IOOO. C. R. WILLIAMSON AND CO., M.R.E.1., 18 Fort Street. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 900 Acres, oQ"ity £IOOO, Want cash or ••w property.—Going Coneorn, 649, Hekalp. SHEEP AND CATTLE, over 1000 acres, carrying 1400 sheep, 120 cattle, (J horses. Good House of 5 rooms, all conveniences, also worker's cottage, garage, woolshcd, dip. Returns £I4OO last year. PRICE, £lO per acre, unencumbered. Exchange for revenue-producing property. JONES - PROSSER, Safe Deposit Building*, High Street.