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AMUSEMENTS LAST 2 DAYS —— | ROXY ' AND TIVOLI QUEEN ST. NEWTON*. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS: 11-2-5 AND 8. TIVOLI NIGHTLY, 8 O'CLOCK. EDMUND LOWEj CLAIR TREVOR "BLACK SHEEP." ANN SHIRLEY. O. P. HEG GIF. , " CHASING YESTERDAY." ■Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ADULTS 1/-, 1/-, 1/-; CHILDREN fid, Gd. STATE ONEHUNGA. To-night. Phone I' 2-344 111 £2O = 13 P!S: £2O TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO-NIGHT. Eqii'-.l Opportunity For All. I Prizes incltule 'JI-l'icce Teaset, Prui I • Double Blankets. 2 Busts Potatoes, ' Hi Bugs Flour, Mohair Kiif. Travelling Rug, 701b Sugar. Supper Set,. Mixinp h Bowls, Buckets, Kitchenware, Crockery, etc. 11l Also Excellent Picture Programme, PRINCESS" ~ To-night at 8. DOMIXION RD. Phone 21-439. j Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn in "FIGHTING STOCK." Recommended by Censor for Adults. Jtfhn Beal. Gloria Stuart, in Gene Stratton Porter's " LADDIE." I Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ===== BRITISH ====== r- " DRAMA ~ LEAGUE ! DRAMA , 1 DRAMA DRAMA FESTIVAL FESTIVAL FESTIVAL TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT, 8 P.M. "A SORDID STORY" by THE AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY DEPT. OF ENGLISH. EXTRACT from " HAMLET" by THE "AS YOU LIKE IT" CLUB. •'A LITTLE BIT OF LIFE" by THE PENWOMEN'S CLUB DRAMA CIRCLE. And 23 other 1-ACT PLAYS on TUES., WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. 'CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL. PRICES: 3/-, 2/-. lIBOX PLANS AT LEWIS EADY, LTD. • CRICKET rF> cfll \ UCKLAND UNIVERSITY UgggJ A COLLEGE CRICKET . The Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held at the University College on FRIDAY. 6eptember 120, 1935. at 8 " m. Practices Every Saturday F S. HADEN. Hon. Secretary. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE A FRICAN Boxtborn, quickest growing J\ cattle-proof btdge, over the fence in a Beason; 15s, 203. 1000. plant now. —Burrows JCurseries, Pukekohe. ANEMONES, Giant Scarlet, or, double mixed; 3a Gd 100.—Sanders, Box 931, Auckland. ANEMONES, rotation flowering, for October blooms, 80 p.c. doubles; 3s 6d doz.. posted.—Nurseries, Box 13. Newton. A" - RUSTIC Japanese Curled Chrysanthemums, bronze, crimson, pink, golden, 7s doz., posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland, A" STER, Giant Crego. wilt resistant; Gd and Is packet; ioz., 2s. —Allan, SeedsXnan. Buckland. __j AUSTRALIAN Prize Gladiolus, 3s Gd doz.; Pink scented Violets. Is each.—Nurseries. Box 13, Newton, Auckland. BENTHAMI, Lawsomana, Macrocarpa. Eucalyptus, Fruit Trees, all nursery stock.— Keeley and Son. Phone 25G. Cam bridge. BEN'TH AMI, 1-year, 8s 100; box Brown Benthami Seedlings, 4s (id 100. 35s 1000. • •—Beaumont'* Nurseries Manurewa. OXTHORN, 12s Gd. 255, 1000; Fruit Trees, assorted, our selection, 12s dozen.—fcleauxnont'a Nurseries, Manurewa, ,T>URROWS' Nurseries. Pukekohe. for all Nursery Lines. Hedges, Fruit, Shelter Trees. Roses, Vegetable Plants, Flower Plants. Seeds. Flowers. Floral Work. BEAUTY Stock, extra choice, 12 separate shades or mixed; Is 3d doz., posted. Collis, 648 Dominion Rd. _ BEAUTIFUL Modern Hydrangeas, crimson, salmons, pinks, blues, etc.. 13b doz., posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. —-—rr C~ ABBAG'E (Enfield, Succession). Cauliflower. Lettuce, Beetroot, Is 3d 100, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. C" ABBAGE, Is 3d;- Lettuce. Cauliflower, Is Gd 100; Onions 4s Cd 1000; Tomatoes, Cs 100—Walker. Seedsman, Mt. Albert. CAULIFLOWER Plants, Is .100, railage extra. Is 9d posted; cash with order.— Kala Hansji, Kitchener Rd., Pukekohe C* RIM SON Rhubarb, everbearing, 3s 6d doz.; Early Cabbage" and Lettuce, la 6d 100, posted,—Calderwood. Nurseryman, Ham- ' ilton. ——- s —? bUBLE' Lobelia, 2s doz.; Single Scarlet Lobelia. Is 6d each; Gypsophiha, Vermculata. 5a Cd doz.—Palmer. Glen Eden. UCALYPTUS (MACARTHURI AND VIMINALIS). Wrenched. 5s 100: (20s m f.o.r Cash «K» I[ «*a intoo . Waihi. EVERGREEN Lawn Grass. Is lb.: Li me. 2s 3d bag; all Manures stocked.—Smith. Uurham Lane, Auckland. —.— 17IRUIT Trees, 15 assorted, all varieties, ? excellent stuff, £1: cosh with order. Eanui Nunieries. Swanson. "tpRUIT Tree., 14 assorted indudirs l J? Orange. 1 Lemon: £L—J. T. Skelton, Riverbank Nurseries, New Lynn. H* R WRIGHT, Nurseryman, Avondale, is • offering 2 tfew Citrus for first time, viz. Chinese Pomelo, very popular, and the Tangelo Grapefruit and MondariD orosa. really good. Wh'S SSutSS Panama K<l.« Otahuhn. Maidenhair Ferns, fine y arleUeß ,w'^;^ 1 plants, 12in. high; 5s dozen.-William Boyle,. Fitzroy. New Plymouth. __ ONION Plants, freight or postage paid; minimum 1000, 3s 3d: 2000. 6s; 3000, 9s; 4000. 12s: 5000. 15s.—D. Dangar. Pukekohe. O" NION Plants, Dark. Light. 2s 9d J0O0; Cabbage, Cauliflower, Is 10O: railage extra.—Franklin Supplies. Pukekohe. ONION Plants, Turbott's famous long keeping Straw, 4s 1000 ; 2s Cd 600; roiled; liberal concessions storekeepers. large buyers.—T. Morgan, Pukekohe. NIONS. Longkeepers; 4a 1000. posted, 2s Gd ICOO, on rail.—Box 29, Pukekohe. ONIONS. Brown Spanish. Straw. Long Keepers, 4s Cd 1000, 2s Cd 500, posted. —Martin, Wuimauku. Kaipara Line. PASBIONS. Is each, 9s dozen; tree tonia toes, Is to 2s Cd; Tailage extra.—Greenlane Nursery, Green Lane, PINUS Insignia, good yearlings, 4s 100, 26s 1000.—-Skelton, Panama Rd., Otahuhu. "IDHLOX Drummondii, Buckland strain, | X Mixed and Separate Colours, (id and Is j packet.—Alhin, Seedsman, Buckland. ! PRIVET, Large Leaved, 2-Yr.. 24-30 in.: 22s 100.—Skelton. Panama Rd , Otahunu. ROSES. —15 best-named varieties, strong plants, 12s, posted; price list free.— Rnnui Nurseries, Swanson. SEED Potatoes, all varieties, best Southern, hand picked.—Quotations from J. Jones, Ltd.. City Markets. SPENCER Sweet Peas, summer flowering; Cd, 1«. 2s Cd. 3s Gd Packet.—Hay's Nurseries, Customs St. West. QTOCK, Cinerarias, Phlox, Pansies, Dian O ■ thus, Vißcaria. Godetia. Sweet William. 2s Rd 100, posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt Albert. OUTTON'S New Season Supeiior English O Seeds have arrived. They will grow. Try them.—Prime's, Newton. QUPERIOR Gladiolus I 13 distinct Nnrned VJ 3s Gd or ss; gorgeous Perennial Asters. 12 different named, ss. Plant now -Frank Cullen, Waimauku. rpOMATOES, best strain, heavy croppers, X Large Red, Kondine, Dwarf, 4s 100: posted.—Selwyn Nurseries. Mt. Albert. BEAUTIFUL Pink Gerberas, 5s Cd doz.; Perennial Asters, 12 separately named, 4s Gd, posted.—Calderwood, Nurseryman, Hamilton Dozen Outdoor Grown, Everlasting *JU Daisies, Gd dozen, posted.—B. White, 4 "Woodbine Afc., Green Lane. *?AfW~\ Outdoor Iceland Poppies, In 3d 50, 2s 2d 100, posted.—B. White, 4 Woodbine Av„ Green Lane.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22215, 16 September 1935, Page 18

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