AMUSEMENTS CROWDED AUDIENCES ENTHUSTICALLY APPLAUDED AT BOTH THEATRES!!! NOW SCREENING ROXY Queen St. Phone 41-341 > TIVOLI Newton. Phone v 44-138 > Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. ROXY CONTINUOUS SESSIONS, TIVOLT DE LUXE SESSION" AT 8 O'CLOCK NIGHTLY. SPECIAL NOVEL, r . M ® fr °- .. , Goldwyn' No. I. Films. By Special Arrangement Present HE BUILT CASTLES IN THE AIR. THE HOT AIR KING!! SPENCER TRACY. HE TOLD THE "WORLD HE WAS A COCKEYED WONDER AND THEY LAUGHED AT HIM ! 1 SPENCER TRACY. HE TOLD THE BOSS HOW TO RUN HIS BUSINESS AND HE FIRED HIM. ' SPENCER TRACY. In the Funniest Picture of His Career. With MADGE EVANS. In "THE SHOW OFF," "THE SHOW OFF," From tho Slaso Success thut run & Year and a-half on Brond^ iy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) if SPECIAL NOVEIT NU ? Present
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART'S Best-Selling Novel, "THE STATE v. t ELINOR NORTON." claire Trevor; HUGH WILLIAMS, HENRIETTA CROSMAN. NORMAN FOSTER. GILBERT ROLAND. In " ELINOR NORTON v. THE STATE," From tho Gifted Pen of MARY ROBERTS RINEHART Comes this Powerful Story of Intense Human Love ... of Life s Vital Drama! (■Recommended by Censor for Adults.) NO INCREASE IN PRICES! 1000 SEATS: 1/-, 1/-, 1/-. . CHILDREN: 6d, 6d, 6d. ROXY AND TIVOLI TO-DAY. ROXY AND TIVOLI TO-NIGHT. ]PIRATE SHIPPE,^> -»^MILFORD BEACIL^.— SATURDAY, JANUARY 12. G R A N D CARNIVAL OLD-TIME DANCE. 8.0 p.m. to 12.0. 3/6 Double 2/- Single. PIRATE SHIPPE ORCHESTRA. Dance in Comfort. Cool Sea Breezes. Reservations: 23-414. Buses leave Bayswater 7.25, Devonport 7.20, 7.40. NOTE: All Night Vehicular Service from Devonport. L. S. DAVIS, of Bayswater, M.C.'s all Dances. MEETINGS WAERENGA Hall. January 11. —Meeting to discuss Casein and Butter Factory. All "welcome.—Barleyman, Convener. FRUIT FOR SALE BLRBAMv, Satsuma and E'lack English Plums, 3s 6d, rail paid.—J. L. Shanks, Kaukapakapa. CHOICE 241b. cases Bottling or Jam Plums, 3s; freight paid. —F. Stewart, prchardist, Kaukapakapa. CIHOICE Raspberries, 10lb. canister, 6s ' 6d; cash with order; freight paid.— Barcham, Greytown. GRAVEXSTEINS, ripening, 6s case, railed; at "Clyde Orchards,"- 2s, 43; bring bags.—Clyde Ballantyne, Te Kauwhata. [VTOORE'S Orchards. Henderson.—Apples. IV-L best cookers, 401b., ss: Lemons, cured, lis 6d; half, 68; rough. 6s 6d bushel; railed or delivered. MOORE'S Orchards, Henderson.—Apples, ' Cookers, ss; Jam Plums, 3s 6d. Booking orders. Giant Prune, Ponds. Monarch, Satsuxnas, Damsons, Purple King. Bottling Peaches. All ss; railed, delivered. QUALITY Fruit.—Plums, Large Blood Red, 4s 6d; Peaches, ss, 201b. cases; rail paid.—Harre, Henderson. PLUMS, Burbanks, 3s 6d; Sultans, Blood Red, 4s; Paragon, Bottling Peaches, 4s 6d; railed.—Mobberley, Kaukapakapa. QULTAN Blood Plums, ready now; 3s 6d O 221b; railage paid.—E. B. Smith, Henderson.' TOMATOES, 19lb. case, 3s 6d, firm, sound: ■ rail paid.—C. West. Otahuhu. 2d lb., guaranteed first JL grade.—"Berry." Highway, Mt. WellingtOn. . r POMATOES, choice, firm, guaranteed: 4s -L 19lb; 6s 6d 421b; rail paid.—C. Griffin. McLeod Rd.. Henderson. ££»LB. (Benzine Case). —Firm Sauce JO Tomatoes, Gs 8d; Table Tomatoes, 3? 8-1 20lb. Railed.—Orchard Produce Distributors. Box 1555, Auckland. FREE! 201b. Case TOMATOES every order, value £\. APPLES, Graveniitein, etc., 4s 8d 421b. PLUMS, Burbank, Sultan, Satsuma, etc., 4s 8d 241b. PEACHES, Best Bottling, 4s 8d 241b. APRICOTS, 7s 8d 241b. PEARS, 6s 8d 50lb. NECTARINES, 7s 8d 241b. CAPE GOOSEBERRIES. 7s 8d 12lb. BLACK CURRANTS. RASPBERRIES, 8a 81 tin. Railed, freight paid, anywhere in the North Island.—Orchard Produce Distributors, Glen Eden. Addrees all orders G.P.O. Box 1555, Auckland. PRODUCE FOE SALE BEST Potatoes, 4s: Onions, ss; Picklers, 4s; railage paid. Buy fresh from grower. —Copsey, Pukekohe. MAIZE,. Maize, Maize, 3s 7d bushel: samples forwarded. Perkins, City MarketSj 30-872. Q CRATCH Food. 3s 7d; Maize. 3s lOd. Wheat, reduced prices.—Poultry and Pig Supplies Co., 32 Fanshawe St. WHEAT. Auckland's best value; only 4s 9d; market rising; buy yours.—Perkins, Markets. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ASTERS, Phlox. Antirrhinums. Portulacca, Marigolds, Viscaria, Ageratum, Delphinium (dwarf), 100. 2s 6d. posted.— Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. AHLIAS, Latest Novelties, etc.—Send for New Catalogue.—Hay's Nurseries, Dahlia Specialists. Benuuera. Auckland, 5.E.2. MANGOLD Plants, long red, prize winner, 4s 1000: freight extra; no mail orders. —Burrows' Nurseries. Pukekohe. PLANT Anemones Now for Winter Bloomu! St. Brigid, finest mixed. ss. 3s 6d, 2a 100, according to size; Dazzling Scarlet, 10s, 7s 6d, se.—Frank Cullen, Waimauku. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED OFFERS Bulbs required; state quantity and lowest cash price.—B'lora, 36, Herald. TO LET OR LEASE j\,T ANT7REWA.—IOO Acres, good grazing, shelter, water; 27s 6d week.—l'egler. Agent, Manurewa. SHOPS (2). to rent or lease in Opotiki; owner of main street business area building 2 Shops to suit suitable clients.— Apply, first instance, R. Carruthcrs, Opotiki. [piRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION IN 1 WYNDHAM STREET. WELL LIGHTED AREA OP APPROXIMATELY 1200 SQ. FEET. Apply to Leading Land Agents, or THE MANAGER, New Zealand Hehald. WANTED_TO LEASE 1 approximately 12 cows, pur- • chase stock, business, close City, cash. —l3O Balmoral Rd., Eden. 2 or 3 Acres, with comfortable Home, handy to town.—Reliable, 75. Herald. 5-6 Rooms wanted to lease, Epsom, Dominion 24.—Remuera, 113, Herald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22004, 10 January 1935, Page 16
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