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amusements )lIIHH||)I'— 'upmii STRAND llmilli. rfrtllimiill Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Continuous from 11 a.m. JOAN BENNETT, JOEL McCREA, in | " TWO IN A CROWD Approvod Universal Exhibition. MM Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS: 11 A.M., 12.30, 2.15, 5 AND 8. LAST 3 DAYS— Tho Sensation of the Dccadol " ENLIGHTEN DAUGHTER" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Not suitnblo for Children. HIS MAJESH'S THEATRE Direction: Connors and Paul Productions and Sir Benjamin Fuller. NIGHTLY AT 8. Matinees Sat. and Wed., 2.15. GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE MIKE CONNORS AND QUEENIE PAUL With their NEW Company of 35—REVUE STARS—3S In a Snappy Show entitled "HELLO, PROSPERITYI" Matinee Prices—Reserved O.S. and D.C.. 2/0 (plus tax), 2/, I/O and 1/; Children Half-price. Evening—O.S., 3/0: D.C., 3/ (plus tax). Reserves lid extra. Rack stalls, 2/; Gallery. 1/0. LECTURES rpHE AUCKLAND Kit ITISU - ISRAEL J- ASSOCIATION (Inc.). (Affiliated with Rritish-Israel World Federation, London). 200 PACIFIC BLDGS., WELLESLEY ST., TO-NIGHT AT 7.15 O'CLOCK. A LECTURE By MR. WILL ELLIS. All Cordially Invited. COPORATION NOTICES JgOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. WATER SUPPLY CUT OFF. The WatCi Supply will be cut off West of Glen Road, between the hours of »s a.m. and 30 a.m. on TUESDAY, Nov. 21 fh, and WEDNESDAY, Nov. -J5, for the purpose of Alterations to the main. TOWN CLERK, Dcvonport. EDUCATIONAL jgEIT JpELLOWSHIPS JJ'OR gCIENTIFIC J^ESEARCH. Notice Is hereby Riven that tho Twentyfourth Election of Fellows will take place on or about the 9th day of July, 1037. Applications must be received on or before April S, 1037, and only thoso under the ape of 25 on the date of election are eligible. Form i of application and all information may be obtained by letter, addressed to the Rector, Imperial College, South Kensington, London, 5.W.7, England, or at the office of this paper by enclosing a stamp for reply. More opportunitiesi HIGHER EARNINGS! Rapidly changing conditions in the business world over the last ten years have only served to emphasise the importance of Accountancy Training. During the depression. Accountants suffered less from retrenchment and salary cuts <han anybody else, because their services were indispensable. To-day, the ACCOUNTANTS KNOWLEDGE AND TRAINING are in greater demand than evor. His earnings are far above the mero basic wage standard. You can be certain of Qualifying In Accountancy. Enrol with Hemingway's. who originated the Ilomc-stud.v Method of Tuition, and who have held the Premier I'lace as Accountancy Coaches for nearly forty years.* Examination results (over 3(100 recorded passes in th>3 past five years), furnish undeniable proof of Hemingway's Supremacy. Free Book—"ACCOUNTANCY." Write to-day to JJ E MING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 510. AUCKLAND. 0.1. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE A C. Nursery, St. IFcliers.—Cosmos, Orungc, ■oA« Flare, frilled Petunias, J/- dozen. A NEMONES, Ranunculus, Xinas flowering bulbs; 5/- 10U. Griffiths, Mt. Eden. Auckland, S.I. ASTERS. Zinnias, Phlox, Marigolds (African, Guinea Gold), Lobelia, Stock, ;t/o 100, posted.—Sclwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. \ STERSI "Caliloruian Sunshine," [.all, enormous flowers, wilt-resistant; Phlox. 3/0 100. —Sanders, Box ;>3l, Auckland. A STERS. Rodger's Super Giants, wili-resist-XX ant; Orang.i, Lemon; Itall Marigolds,. French Marigolds, Kocliias, 2/- 50, 3/0 3 00, posted. Zinnias, Rodger's Super Giant, "El Monte," world's best, 0/- KM).—S. Snelling, I'apatoetce BEAN and Tomato Slakes, several thousand. — Rray. Co.. Onehunga. 12-572. BEGONIAS. —Gloxinias, Exhibition bulbs, 10/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths, Box 13. Newton. (CATALOGUE Free, of Latest Novelties for J Garden.—Griffiths, Rox 13. Newton. I uIItYSANTHEM IJMS, Japanese Prize Novvy elties, 7/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths. Mt. Eden, Ancklnnd. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, choice exhibition named, 5 different. 2/0, posted.—White, R'owhai Rd., One Tree Hill, Auckland. KUMARA Plants, I/O KM), 15/- 3 000.— Ulair, Wood St., Papakiira. KUMARA (best Red, Tauranga), hardy outdoor, 2/0 300, 17/0 1000, posted immediately.—Minns, Nurseryman. Ellerslie. KUMARAS, \i/U 100; Cabbuge. Lettuce, 1/0 KM).—Shad wick, Seedsman, Olahiihu. KUMARAS (Tauranga Red), harily, (7uMoor plants; 2/0 100, 15/- 1000, posted—Mt. Albert Terininus Nurseries. 5.W.2. TtTANGOLD Plants (Yellow or Red), 7/11)00.—Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane. jl/fiANGOLDS, Yellow or Red, 5/- |(MM).— White, Kowliai Rd., One Tree. Mill. MOORE'S Orchards, Henderson.- Grapefruit, 11/-, 1)/-, 7/0; railed, delivered. \/I IJSIIROOM Spawn. Grow mushrooms in itl spare time. 1'(! Rrlck.—Hav's Nnrserlea ItX spare time, I'd Rrlck.—Hay's Nurseries. Palmerston Kldgs., Customs St. ONION Plants. Straw, Rrown Spanish, Long Keepers, all 2/0 1000, freight extra. —Franklin Supplies, Pukckohe. ROIAL SCOT Marigolds, 0/0 KM), a/0 50, 2/- 25, posted.—Toms, Otahuhu. HPOBACCO Plants, pipe, cigarette, 1/- doz.. X 0/- 100. —Palmer, Glen liden. ALWAYS be Wise.—Buy Corban's, Oldest Firm, Oldest Wines; largest vineyards in N.Z. Bedrock prices. Hospital suppliers. WINTER Cherry, vory ornamental, perennial. 4 for 1/-: Herbaceous Calceolarias, I for I/*, posted.—Collis, 07 Karangaliape ltd PRODUCE WANTED EGGS. —Consign to Norden's, Ltd., compare results.—A. Joughlin, Produce Manager.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22584, 24 November 1936, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22584, 24 November 1936, Page 18

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