AMUSEMENTS TO-D^Y. TO-NIGHT. ROXY ROXY Queen St. Continuous from 11 a.m. , ' TIVOLI N TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Phono 41-341. Phone 44-13 G. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS DAILY: CONTINUOUS, 11, 2, 5. 8. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. 2—GREAT FEATURES —2 FROM R.K.O. RADIO STUDIOS. Both First N.Z. Screening. MUSIC COMEDY DANCING. Boilin' up wit passion, the divine Schnozzola runs the gamut of commotion in a drama that hurts the appendix ! JIMMIE DURANTE, JIMMIE DURANTE, MARIAN NIXON. MARIAN NIXON. LUPE VELEZ, NORMAN FOSTER, EUGENE PALLETTE. 1934's MUSICAL COMEDY SENSATION, " STRICTLY DYNAMITE." " STRICTLY DYNAMITE." " STRICTLY DYNAMITE." " STRICTLY DYNAMITE." "STRICTLY DYNAMITE." "STRICTLY DYNAMITE." 1 Hear the Five New Song Hits: | "Swing It. Sister," I "Oh Me, Oh My, Oh You.'. 1 "Hot Patata," 1 I'm Putty in Your Hnn.ls," I | "Money in My Clothes. ' I A Gill's Struggle for Love, Guidance and Sympathy within a Sepulchral Hall of Snobbery. 1 FRANCES DEE. FRANCES DEE. BILLIE BURKE, GINGER ROGERS, BRUCE CABOT, "FINISHING SCHOOL." "FINISHING SCHOOL." "FINISHING SCHOOL" "FINISHING SCHOOL." No Men Alio ved is hu iron rule—fc,ut Don't (>et Cau'iht is the cultured watchword at "FINISHING SCHOOL." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. POPULAR PRICES: ADULTS, I/, 1/. 1/. 1/. CHILDREN, 6d, 6d, 6d. GIVING GREATER SERVICE. GROWING MORE , POPULAR EVERY DAY. COOKE'S RESTAURANT. . EVERYTHING ON COOKE'S MENUS IS OF THE FRESHEST AND PUREST. 'We feature 3-Course Meals, Grills, Fish and .Special Oyster Dishes, and a Lighter Menu of Great Range, c- Bacon and Eggs served with Chipped Potatoes are a Special Supper Feature on Friday and Saturday Evenings, when we are open until 11 p.m. Oni Morning Coffee Service is worth yoi'tr acquaintance; served with Toasted Crumpet for 6d. During our Afternoon Tea Session, we have a delightful programme of music, which you can enjoy with a dainty Devonshire Afternoon Tea. COOKE'S RESTAURANT, / 60 QUEEN STREET (Next to Woolworths.) PLaKTS, T&BES. ETC.. FOB SALE FRICAN Boxthorn and Barberry Plants. Yearlings, 16s; Selected, lyr., 20s: 2-yr., 30s, iCOO; cash: freight extra.—Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. ANEMONES and Ranunculus. Xmas Flowering, Choice Doubles. Is dozen: ■ss lop.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt Lden. Auckland. S.l. ; A STERS,/ seed, wilt resistant, Giant Cpego; ' packets, 7d and Is. E. Allan, Seedsman. Buckland. BARBERRY (seedless), Lawsoiviana. Macrccarpa. fchicolyptus. Fruit Trees, all Nursery Stock.— Keeley and Son. Nurserymen. Cambridge. BEGONIAS Exhibition. Doubles 10s dozen; Spencer Swectpeas, Is Gd Prize pkt. Nurseries Box 13, Newton, Auckland BULB Clearance.—Pink Arums. Lily of Valley, Rare Liliums, 6d each,—Nur■cries. Box '3, Newton. Auckland. B o ffi WB B^r6.rS tk^?J) W .1000, 4s; 5000. 15s; 10,000. 265: 20.000, 455. freight paid. CABBAGE (Enfield), Silver Beet. Is 3d 100. posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Jesmond Terrace. Mt. -Albert. CYCLAMEN, 3s, heliotrope, Is; Pansy, choice, Is; Ursinia, Is; Cineraria, l«i doz. —Excelsior Nurseries. Avondale. ND of Lease. —Lawsonianas. 3-year, good : 26s 100.—Fnrrell. Matamata. Eucalyptus. Wrenched. &s 100. 2011500; Transplants. 100 Laweonmnas. 10s to 20s; Cupres&us Bent* mil, 15s; Pines, Muricata, 10s; Macrocarpar l. ' f.0.r.; r.asb with order.—K. Bjorring. Waihi. 1 "7L.OWER Seedlings, present planting, box . ' grown 2s fid 100, 22s 6d 1000, posted.-* Henderson's, Box 1642, Auckland. RUIT, Shelter Trees. Shrubs. Roses. Seedlings.-Seeds. General Nursery Stock. —Hay's Nurseries. Remuera: Phone 24-4 u 2. f GLADIOLUS! 12 new named exhibition vX varieties for 3s 6d.—Sanders. Box 931. Auckland. GLADIOLUS.— 13 Choicest Named, all different, 5s and 7a 6d; Best Mixtures, 2s or 3s; Good' Bulbs. Good vaneties.—Cul len. Waimuku. GOOSEBERRY, Loganberry, Currants, Wineberry. Raspberry, ss. Rhubarb. 3s doz.; Ciianthus, Baileyana, Gd, posted.Parker, Mancatawhiri. . ■HYDRANGEAS, new • modern crimsons. II re ds, mauves. salmons etc., Is 6d each. 13s dozen.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. / Auckland. S.l. LAWSONIANA. Forestry Grade, 2-year, splendid stuff lis 100 railage- paid, cash.- Mncdonald. Nurseryman. Manur?wn L~OGANBERRIES. good, 7s Gd dozen. 50s t>er 100.—P. Wire. Henderson. ACROCARPA finest ouality. 2-year 20s: 15in. :15s-. Lawsoniana 15s 100: freight extra.-Beaumont's Nurseries. Mnnurewa. M ACROCARPA, good Forest grade. 15s 100, railage paid, ensn; Acacia Verticillata ready August.—Macdonald. Mannrewa. • ONION Plants all varieties / 5s Gd 1000. posted: quality guaranteed. —H weaver. 43 Alfred 9t Onehunga. • ONION b. long-keeping, Straw, 4s 1000; 2s Gd 500 y posted reduction quantities.Fairweather. Otnhuhu, fi.E.7. ONIONS, Straw, 4s 1000; rail paid.—V Nicholla, Avenue Rd., o},nhuhu. O|NION Plants Turbott's Famous Longkeeoing strain 4s 1000. postage paid.— S. Edwards Pukekohe ONION Plants, Straw Spanish, 4s 3d 1000. posted.—Rice, 62 Albert St., Onehuiiga. i ONIONS. Straw. Brown, good quality. .■4s Gd 1000 ; 2s Gd 500, posted: 20s 5000. railfd.—Mni-lin Wnimauku. OiNION/ Plants. Straw coloured. 4e; Long Keepers. 5g 1000: postage paid. Box 1. Pukekohe. PLANT Perennial Asters now; 12 Finest Named Varieties, only ss, 62s 6d; Modem Giant Flowered only; catalogues free.— Cullen. Waimauku. P>ANSY, Exhibition Giants, Primrose. Polyanthus, colours. Is 6d: Anemone, -• Dti,isy, Foxg'ovo. 6d doz., posted.—Parker. Mangatawhiri. lIAMPAS. good roots, 10b 100; railage paid.—.T. Palmer, Turua. Hauraki Plainß. QUALITY SHELTER TREEB '• Bent ham's Cypress, per 100 .. . . lis Bsntham's Cypress. Seedlings, per 100 Es Lnwsoniana. best 2-year, per 100 .. 20s Macrocarpn. best 2-year, per 100 ~ 25s 'k '-,-■. j Freioht extra. ». S, MACDONALD.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21881, 17 August 1934, Page 20
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