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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21926, 9 October 1934, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS N.Z.'s pre-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Ltd. 3 Sessions. .11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 8 p.m. FINAL—3 —DAYS Of its Record-breaking Auckland Season. QEORGE In " QpHE JJOUSE QF j^OTHSCHILD." " rpHE JJ OUSE 0 F ]^ othschil:d '" Ths Greatest Entertainment of All Time. A United Artist Picture. Approved for "Universal Exhibition. Also " FUNNY LITTLE BUNNIES." And New Featurettes This Week. FRIDAY NEXT . . . It will bo our pleasure Jo _present another of the season's great hits, ~fho"s7~Wer<r the Pays"—a glorious revel of the gay nineties—smart, subtle, uproariously funny and with an irresistible nir of originality it ia an entertainment Auckland will go wild about! A ROARING PANORAMA OF LONDON'S NAUGHTY NINETIES, With WILL HAY, WILL HAY, WILL HAY, WILL HAY, Famous Radio and Stage Artist and "Schoolmaster" of Record Fame, In "THOSE WERE THE DAYS," "THOSE WERE THE DAYS." "THOSE WERE THE DAYS." "THOSE WERE THE DAYS." "THOSE WERE THE DAYS." A Brilliant Adaptation of Sir Arthur Pinero's Sta«e Success, " THE MAGISTRATE." Here is all the gaiety and glamour of the "bad" old days, when music halls were music halls—and beer houses, too —when grandad's eyiss popped at not so dainty ballet girls—when "Lily of Laguna" was the raging song success—but, stop, it's all revealed in this marvellous whirl of melody and riotous comedy! WHAT "THE BOWERY" WAS TO NEW YORK "THOSE WERE THE DAYS" IS TO LONDON! A British International Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BOOKING COMMENCED YESTERDAY. PLANS AT THEATRE (PHONE 46-1588). BUILDING SOCIETY NOTICES [NORTHERN] THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. Notice is hereby given that the ELEVENTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Northern Co-operative Terminating Building Society will be hold in the CHAMBER,OF COMMERCE HALL, Swanson Street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, October 25, 1934, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To receive and consider Annual Report and Balance-Sheets, arid Election of Directors and Auditors. By Order of th« Board of Directors. R. D. MATTHEWS. Secretary. APPROPRIATIONS. At the conclusion of the Annual General Meeting an Appropriation Meeting will be held, when the following Appropriations will be allotted:— BALLOTS—£BOO EACH. GROUPS 2, 3. 4, 6, 7, 8, 9. 12. 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. SALES BY TENDER—£BOO EACH. GROUPS 1, 5, 10, 11, 13, 14. TOTAL TO BE APPROPRIATED, £15,200. Under Rule 43 members are requested to muka their Shares "FINANCIAL" by paying nil Subscriptions due before 5 p.m. on TUESDAY. October 23, 1934. By Order of the Board of Directors. R. D. MATTHEWS. Secretary, LABOUR DAY.—The Offices of the Society will be closed on MONDAY. October !>2 1934. FIRST MORTGAGE ADVANCES. Consult the Society before rearranging your Mortgage or Building your Home. The "Northern ' Loans are particularly advantageous and their popularity is shown by the fact that new mortgages during the past year totalled £125.681. A FEW SHARES STILL AVAILABLE. TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITYJOIN NOW. FULLEST INFORMATION AND FREE DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLETS AVAILABLE AT IHE OFFICES. 105-111 VICTORIA ARCADE (FIRST FLOOR), QUEEN ST. AUCKLAND THE NORTHERN CO-OPERATIVE TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. P.O. BOX 645. TELEPHONES 41-579. 43-579. WANTED TO KENT PLOOR Space, about 25 x 25ft., suitahle 1 __' a rent 15s weckly.—Phone 27-257. House, 8 rooms, required for a short period.—Send particulars to Secretary, Baptist lubcrnacle, Uppor Queen HOUSE, furnished, from 5 to 7 rooms.— Banker, 823. Herald. CHOP, suitable tailoring establishment; ol "I 11 *; 111 best shopping area, Queen St.—Tailoring. 720. Hehat.i>. v SPORTS GOODS ' A BRUCE AND SONS, Tennis Spedalxx. ista.—Restringing from 12a Gd to 32s 6d —94 Albert St. 45-Cl7. ALL Kinds of Nets Made to Order ~~ Mounted or Unmounted.~W .Tohnntoii <lO Dominion Rd. "OEAVER'S 215 Queen St.— Liehtnine~Rac- ■*-' quet Restringing Slorvice. Genuine natural sheep gut used. Prices right. \A 1 ES, 73 City Chambers.—Stringer VV. Tilden's, Johnston's, Patterson's Davis < up Racquets. Export Restringing. Repairs RACQUET Restringing undertaken; cheap, 5s fid, fis (id; quality, from 9s 6d.— Beaver's, 216 Queen St. Phone 43-772. RACQUET Restringing; special September concessions, from 7s fid: guaranteed workmanship.—Modern Bag Co.. 400 Queen Street. r PENNIS Racquets, selection over 300; lead X ing makes; absolutely bedrock prices Modern Bag Co., 400 Queen St MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED A TLANTIC Radio, £25, or Cash, offered -<-V for your Piano.—Dominion Pianoo, 173 Karangnhape Rd. 46-893. ALL Pianos, Player-Pianos, Portable -«-*■ Gramophones and Musical instruments Bought for Cash; highest prices; prompt attention.-Atwaters, Phones 40-792, 47-047. T EWIS EADY, LTD., Purchase Pianos for Cash, or Exchange Radios.—Phone 40 QQH