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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22211, 11 September 1935, Page 24

AMUSEMENTS Direction Amalga II A.M. LAST TWO DAYS! I BORIS KARLOFF & - l "THE BRIDE OF Not Suitable for Ex Recommended by DO_YOU THINK YOU ARE IF SO, TRY AND SOLVE "TEN - M I N PLAN NOW OPEN PHONE RIALTO I To-night at 7.45. NEWMARKET. Phone 4G-609. GUEST NIGHT ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. ADULTS 6d. CHILDREN 3d. No. ] —A Comedy Special. LII! DAMITA. SAM HARDY. In GOLDIE GETS ALONG." No. 2—A Great Thriller. BILL BOYD, WYNNE GIBSON, In " EMERGENCY CALL." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. PRINCESS To-night nt 8. DOMINION RD. Phone 21-439. GUEST NIGHT. ADULTS 6d. CHILDREN 3d. EDNA M. OLIVER. JAMES GLEASON •• PENGUIN POOL MURDER." CONSTANCE BENNETT In " ROCKABYE." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. STATE. To-night at 7.45. ON EHUNGA*. Phone 12-344. GUEST NIGHT. ADULTS 6d, CHILDREN 3d. RALPH BELLAMY. FRANCES DEE in " HEADLINE SHOOTERS." ARTHUR MARGETSON. VIOLA KEATS, In "HIS GRACE GIVES NOTICE." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. MEETINGS T EAGUE OF NATIONS UNION.; JU AUCKLAND BRANCH. Luncheon in the Reception Hall, Milne and Choyce's, TO-DAY (Wednesday). SPEAKER: Mr. Douglas llobb, M.D., F.R.C S. SUBJECT: " The Health and Medical , Work of tho League." Luncheon served from 12.45 p.m. Charge. Is Gd. Non-members Welcome. A UCKLAND ULSTER A ASSOCIATION, Monthly Meeting of IIIPIF above will be held in Fabian llW&sg Rooms. No. 3 Queen St. (opp. Wsjm G.P.0.), on.THURSDAY. Sept. f|j9ln 12, commencing 7.45 p.m. sharp. Mr. 'S. if. Fleming, our President, will be tho (speaker for the evening and will be assisted by a number of well-known artists. A. RAINEY. Hon. Sec. REUNIONS riHRIST'S COLLEGE OLD BOYS' O ASSOCIATION (AUCKLAND BRANCH). The Annual Dinner will be held at the STAR HOTEL. Albert Street, on THURSDAY, September 12, at 6.30 p.m., to be followed by the Annual Meeting. All Old Boys arc asked to attend and notify C. D. TUNKS, Hon. Secretary, P.O. Bos 176, Auckland. Phone 44-217. ELECTORAL IVATIONAL POLITICAL w)i IN FEDERATION 757WL (WAITEMATA ELECfr(fVi Meetings of Supporters of the National Political Federation in the Waitemata Electorate will be held for the purpose of Organising and Electing Delegates to the Selection Ballot Conference as under:— EAST COAST BAYS AREA, at tho Residence of Mrs. A. A. Blackwell, Campbell'it Bay, TO-NIGHT, Sept. 11, at 7.45 p.m. TAK PU V A SOUTH AREA, at the Takapuna, Bowling Club Pavilion, TO-MOR-ROW, Sept. 12, at 7.45 p.m. B. GORDON EDWARDS, Provincial Organiser. EXHIBITIONS "BRITAIN ILLUSTRATED.** AN EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OF SCENES IN GREAT BRITAIN Will Le on Public View n' MESSRS MILNE & CHOYCE, LTD. (FIFTH FLOOR) From SEPTEMBER 10 TO 18. Mace Available in New Zealand by THE ORIENT LINE (U.SB. Co., Agents), Through the Courtesy of "THE TIMES." YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED FURNITURE REMOVALS A CKNOWLEDGED by all, proven by thousands, to be Aucklnnd'a Leading Itemoval Specialists.—Removals, Ltd.; 30-606. II7IURNITURE Removals 'undertaken, any JL distance; reasonable charges; experienced men.—Salter Freight Co. Phone 41-097. 6S tlour, all Responsibility Assumed.— Largo closed vans. Expert packing.— Chess Furniture Vans. Phone 45-056. WINSTON ES. w INSTONES. FURNITURE REMOVERS for 70 YEARS. Lowest Rates Alwaya. WINSTON E8 ** INSTONES VOU TAKE NO RISKS WHEN WE X MOVE YOUR FURNITURE. Ring the "N" Z E xrRESS C°- (Auck-) ' jTDPHONE 40-850. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS TIfUSICAL Compositions and Novels.— Would publishers please write P. Coates, Mount Maunganui.