AMUSEMENTS WATCH HERALD DAILY FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS. X'tflUlll llllltw X ELAZA A Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 4 SESSIONS: I I A.M. rfrtil Ik RAFAEL SABATINI'S ROMANTIC ADVENTURE STILL SLASHING ITS WAY TO NEW RECORDS! M CAPTAIN BLOOD " WITH ERROL FLYNN, GTJ7 KIBBEE, BASIL RATHBONE, OLIVIA DE HAVILAND, LIONEL ATWILL. Breath-taking adventure that made the sens run red and romance to tug at the heartstrings. A WARNER BROS. SPECIAL. Recommended by Censor for Adults. ||H" DON'T TAKE RISKS—BOOK! PLAN AT THEATRE. RES.. 41-58G PRINCESS To ; n :t t onlr ' DOMINION RD. Nt '■ 4a pm - Centrally Heated. Phone 21-439. Gordon Hnrker in 5 thriller, " THE PHANTOM LIGHT." Greta Moshien, John Mills, in " CAR OF MY DREAMS." Both Recommended Censor for Adults. DrrrrMT To-night at 7.45, IxCiUlllN i Also Wednesday. EPSOM. Phone 20-142. Tom Walls, Cecily Courtneidge, in "WHERE'S MY MAN." Leslie Henson, Robertson Hare, in " OH. DADDY.". Both Recommended Censor for Adults. WRESTLING SATURDAY! SATURDAY! Southern Press Reports describe him as the most sensational wrestler in New Zealand. "BOMBSHELL" BOESCH "BOMBSHELL" BOESCH "BOMBSHELL" BOESCH Regarded in America as the most spectacular wrestler—his specialty be;ng flying tackles nnd drop-kicks—-hie spectacular drop-kick secured a wi'i for him over the famous "Jumping Joe" Savoldi. VERSUS LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD LOFTY BLOMFIELD who needs no introduction. ANOTHER GREAT AMATEUR BOUT. J. MacDONALD v. R. DOUGLAS Middle-weight - Ex-L.-Heavyweight Champion of N.Z. Champion of N.Z. Box Plan Opens TO-MORROW (Vfednesday) Morning at 7.45 p.m. at Reg. Lewis, Corner of Queen and Fort Streets. PUPILS WANTED A RT Metal Work, Basketry, Leatherwork, /V. Pokerwork, Pen-painting, Stencilling, Woodcarving, Tatting, Prospectus Posted. —Mian Ayling. Strand Arcade. ASHLEIGH" College, N.Z., Insurance Bldg.—Matriculation, N.Z., London: General Education, Languages; success assnnid.—Phone 43-006. ATWATERS School of Music. Lee. Grummitt. Principal. Piano, Syncopation, Piano Accordeon. Personal and correspond-once.—47-o*l7. A U'OKLaND Business College Specialises Air, Teaohinp Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeeping. English and Handwriting. DRESSMAKING. Patternmaking, Day and Evening Classes. Special Cor respondnnce Course.—Selwyn College. Civic Housi, Auckland. DR ULEIGH COLLEGE i for Shorthand. Typewriting. Book-keeping, Burroughs Ticket Writing. Salesmanship. Radio. Dress making. Millinery, etc. HAIRDRESSING. N.Z. College, 228 Queen St (Upstairs). Tuition guaranJEve^jr_classes : _Also_Jk]on_Tra^ IY/TARINE, Broadcasting. Television, Air IVI Services open to qualified Operators.— Auckland School of Wireless. Winatone Bldg, SHOWCARD Writing by Correspondence.— 20 Personally Supervised Lessons, 80s. — Writn for Prospectus, Sadler. Pacific Bldgs. QTAMMERING.— Country Sufferers, avali O yourselves opportunity spending profitable holiday, returning Iwme, without Impediment. Successful, unfailing, method curing permanently.—Rightway Studio. STAMMERING. -- Longstanding Sufferers rapidly cured, declare astonishment, having " Tried Everything."—Rightway Studio, 144 Hymonds St. SWiIMMING. —Professor Anderson now tuaching Tepid Baths.—Box 1327, Auckland. WARWICK TUTORIAL COLLEGE, British Chambers, Matriculation. Acconntancj ; Day and Evening Classes.— W. Jesa. M.A., Principal. FRUIT FOR SALE APPLES, Dougherty, best keepers, 2}in.. 5s bushel; 2iin,, 4s fid; Windfalls, 1001b., (ss: JiOlb., 8s; railage paid.—J. Nobilo, Te Ilans,. :?LES. Ballarata (Cookers), Delicioui (Dessert), Pears, fis case; railage free: quality guaranteed.—John Cranwell. Hender son. APPLES.— Winesap, 6a; Delicious, 6s 6d; Small Dessert. 4s; Cookers. 6s Pears lis; railed.—Piatt, Henderson. A PPLES.—Delicious, f>s; Grannie Bmith, xl. 7b; Apples, Choice Cooking, Dessert. Gs: railago free.—Cutler. Henderson. APPLES, "Sunray" Brand, finest quality, wrapped Delicious, Salome, Gs; Parlin's Beauty, 5s 6d ; railed.— riarrison. Hepderßon APPLES, Ballarat (cookors), 6s Gd per case; rail paid.—Mobberley. Kaukapa kapa. APPLES.— Splendid Ballarat or longkeeping dessert, or mixed, 6s Gd; two. 10s fid: rail paid. —Jones, Kaukapakapa. PRODUCE FOR SALE I]pRESH Dug Potatoes, 4s 9d 501b.; Pick ■ li,ng Onions, 4s; rail paid.—T. Morgan East St., Pukekohe. KUMARAS. 5a sugar bag; best table, exceptional quality; full measure; freight paid.--Bolton Tauranga. PARSNIPS, Carrots, Onions, 4s a sugai bag, cash; railage paid.—Box 1, Puke kohti, PUMPKINS, Red Warren, choice, 2s G<l half sack, cash, rail paid.—W. Brinkley, Otumaetai, Tauranga. gR EWER'S GRAINS. • FRESH DAILY SUPPLY OF WET AND DRY GRAINS. N.Z. BREWERIES, LTD., Mountain Road,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22434, 2 June 1936, Page 18
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