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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21911, 21 September 1934, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS PARENTS! DEMAND CLEAN PICTURES. OUR PROGRAMME SELECTED FOR THE/WHOLE FAMILY. SEND YOUR CHILDREN WITH CONFIDENCE TO-MORROW. MATINEE AT BOTH THEATRES. CHILDREN 6d. 6d ONLY AT ALL TIMES. ROXY ROXY Queen St. Continuous from 11 a.m. , ' TIVOLI TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly v »t 8 / Fhone 41-341. Phone 44-186. Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.L Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS DAILY Tivnu TaxionT at TO-DAY TO-NIGHT. ~~ COMEDY STAR I NO. 1- I Turner bros.' first | 4c\tional present pre- | MI ERE N.Z. SCREENING. I Here's Joe's Most Howlarious Hit. See him as a Gunman who was too honest to live- and almost didn t! JOE E, BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN / JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN JOE E. BROWN Hits' town in the most uproarious comedy of his career. "A VERY HONOURABLE GUT* "A VERY HONOURABLE GUY" "A VERY HONOURABLE GUY" "A VERY HONOURABLE GUY" "A VERY HONOURABLE GUY" "A VERY HONOURABLE GUY" With Alice White. Alan Dinehart. Rob*. Barrett and Herbert Cavanaugh. COMEDY STAR I NO. 2. I I FOX FILMS CORP. PRESENT I j FIRST N.Z. SCREEMISG. 1 There's a fleet load of fun . . . you see this riotous comedy witn LEW AYRES, LEW AYRES. LEW AYRES, ALICE FAYE. , ALICE FAYE, HARRY GREEN, 44 SHE LEARNED ABOUT "SHE LEARNED ABOUT SAILORS." SAILORS.** (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) POPULAR PRICES: ADULTS. I/, !/> 1/. CHILDREN, 6d.6d.6d. - pARNELL CRICKET OLUB. Vl'/ Weather permitting, the OPBN/A ING PRACTICE will be held at Y/&S t hp BREWERY CRICKET GROUND. Khyber Pass, on SATURDAY. 22nd inst.. commencing at a p.m. Members and Intending Members are reattCOd - G. E. McGEHAN. , Hon. Secretary,. A CAGIA, Verticillata, heeled in; •A. wrenched, re-rooted; 10s 100; freight paid.-—Macdonald. Manurewa. FRICAN Boxthorn and Barberry Plants, Yearlings, 15s; Selected, lyr., 2Pe; 2-yr., 30s, 1000; cash; freight extra.—nur row*' Nurseries. Pukekohe. -A NEMONES. Ranunculus, Xmas flowerGrifßths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden. Auckland, 8:1. A RUM Lilies, rosy pink, yellow flowerjlX. iag/ bulbs; 6d each, posted.—Nurseries, Bo* 18, Newton* Auckland. A STERS. seed, wilt resistant, Giant wuL Crego; packets, 7d and Is.—E. Allan. Seedsman, Buckl&nd. "DARBERR'S (seedless). „ Lawsoniana. „D Macrocarpa, Eucalyptus. Fruit Trees, all Nuraery Stock.—Keeley and Son, Norserymen. Cambridge. ___ "dOXTHORN. 2-yr., 20s; smaller. 10s; BarX> berry/ lyr.. 15s; Acacia, rerooted. 85s 1000.—Harry Rogers, Pukekohe. Japanese Prize varieties, 24 shades, all named; 7s doz. Posted.—Griffith:!' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, 8.1. /CHRYSANTHEMUMS, Dahlias, including w Latest and Best Importations; Cascade Chrysanthemums; catalogue free.—A. H. Skilton. Raiser, New Lynn. DA.TTT.TA Seed. Giant Decorative. Charm, porp Pom, Orchid, Is and 3s 6d pkt.; the 4 varieties. 3s.—E. Allan, Seedsman, Bacldand. _/ TiAHLIASI 12 Superb, separately named JLf varieties. 12s 6d. posted: Pompoms, Charms. Cactus, or Giants. Seedlings, 3s 6d and 5s. —Frank Cullen. Waimauku. Tj'VEBGREEN Lawn Grass. Is lb.; special JLLi quotes to the trade.—Brown. Durham Lane, behind H.M. Theatre. TT>UCALYPTUS. wrenched. 5s 100, 20s JLJ 500; lyr. Macrocarpas. 6s 100, 25s 500; Transplants, Pines. 7a i Muricata Pines, 8« 85s 500; keeps bottom branches;. cash "with order.—K. Bjerring. Waihi. IWSR Seedlings, present planting, boxown;"2s 6d 100, 22s 6d 1000, posted.— GLADIOLUS.— 12 New Named Exhibition VJ varieties; 3s 6d.—Sanders, Box 931, Auckland " UMS.—McArthuri, Viminnalis, Gunni, VJ 10s 100, 80s 1000; Macrocarpa and Lawaoniana, 2-yr.. 22s 6d 100; strong, box-grown. —Palmei, Glen Eden. TTYDRANGEAS. new modern crimsons, XX reds, mauve*, salmons, et<£, Is 6d each, 13s dozen.—Nurseries, Box 13, Newton. ( T AWNSONIANA. 3s 100; byear, 5s 100; JJ 40s 1000.—Macdonald, Manurewa. T AWSONIANA, Forestry Grade, 2-year, dJ splendid stun, lis 100; raiiage paid; cash.—Macdonald, Nurseryman. Manurewa. AWSoNIAN*SC 3yrs.. 20s 100; Pines, 3yrs., 13® 100.—Farrell, Matamata. T AST Call for the Best Flower in the li Garden.—Perennial Asters, 12 for ss, ft 2s 6d. Plant noW.—Cullen, Waimauku. '|\/f ACROCARPA. 2-year, splendid trees; _l7s IVX 100 to clear. Burrows' Nurseries. Pukekohe. \/TAIDENHAIR Ferns, fine varieties. i'Xtovely plants; 5s dozen.—William Boyle, Fitzroy. New Plymouth. ACROCARPA, good Forest grade. 15s «-'-«• 100, railage paid, cash; 1-year, 9s 100. —Macdonald. Manurewa. "VTOVELTY Scarlet Flowering Pot Plants, Kalanchoe, 2s 6d, postage paid.—Hay's Nurseries, Remuera. Phone 24-452. /jNIONS. Straw 3s 1000; railed.—V. V Nicholls, Avenue Rd., Otahuhu. ONION Plants, Turbott's Famous Longkeeping strain; 4s 1000; pottage paid.— 8. Edv.-ardd, Pukekohe. /ANIONS. Straw, Brown, good, 4s 6d 1000; *-/2s 6d 500. posted: Straw. 17s 6d 5000, failed.—Martin. Waimauku. 4s 6d 1000; Cabbage, Lettuce (Webb's), Is Sd 100; pouted.—Selwyn Nuracrips, Mt. Albert. PAMPAS Gynerium (Cortaderia) Argenteum. 10s 100; railage paid.—J. Palmor, Turua. Haaraki Plains. ■pfltoOf; Iceland Poppies" Lisbelia. DianA thus.. French Marigolds. Calendulas, Pansies, 2s 6d 100. posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. WEEDS, seasonable; 8 Packets Vegetables or 12 Packets Flowers. Is, posted.—Hence rwon 's. Bex 1642. Auckland. '"FOMATO Plants, Kondyne, Dwarfs, 3s fid 100, 28s 1000; railed or posted.—Pearson, Veronica Rd.. New Lynn. TTSE Sutton's Seeds, they grow. VegevJ tables, 6d; Flowers. 4d. packet. plus fcoetage.—Prime's, Newton. XTEARLING Lawgonio.nas, Miicrocarpas, 4s .X 100; Seed Lawsonianas, Barberry. 5s lb.—Farrell. Matamata. Qn Ann Radiata. 2-year. FlOs per 1000: UV/jV/V/ly 80,000 Radiata, 1-year, 15s per JCOO. Cash with order.—John Parish. Roto>ua. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES, Export Grade, Delicious, 6s; Salome, 6s 6d bushel case; railage paid. «—M. Harrison, Henderson. A PPLES.—Delicious or Munro, Ist crrade: «**Tail paid, 5a 9d.—F. Piatt, Henderson.