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AMUSEMENTS POST OFFICE G-MEN! MAIL ROBBERY! ■ PERILS! THRILLS! TO-DAY TO-NIGHT ROXY ROXY ROXY ROXY TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI TIVOLI PhoneTl-341. Phone 44-130. Direction: Amalgamated Theatre*, Ltd. ROXY SESSIONS: 11—2 —s 8. TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. R.K.O. Radio Present First N.Z. Screening Wanted for receiving " hot" | money thrown tt\e i mails . • • Wanted wamtch as the beautiful < WAIN ILL)— lecoy for a f?an>{ JANE TURNER lers desp< . r Wanffi by those relentless watchdogs of the .. U.S. Mail—The WANTED— Postal inspectors! JANE TURNER ree L/ee 1 racp:y f rEE rnRACEY . ...tttt.... JUEE Iracey ■ ■ GLORIA STUART ■ : - • GLORIA STUART In a bristling drama of a gang of public enemies who dared to fool with the U.S. Post Office! . . . 'High-tension romance and heartstopping thrills ... as the toughest C' - MAN in the postal service VT I>JL and a beauty with brains track down a band of ruthless killers. —r: — ~ | Paramount Pictures i »i -i ; No. 2 ! • Present J INo. Z | — First N.Z. Screening. ; THE WIFE'S AWAY — HOORAY—HOORAY I ROSY TIVOLI TO-DAY. CRYSTAL RIALTO PALACE and RIALTO , MT. EDEN. NEWMARKET. Phone 20-573. Phone 40-009. TO-NIGHT AT S O'CLOCK. Also Saturday. the laugh cure for anything. laughl WILL HAY. He stands head and shoulders LAUGHS. .above all the comedians of toLAUGHS. day on radio, stage and screen. laughs. in " WHERE THERE'S A WILL." WHO CAN FORGET HIS PREVIOUS SUCCESSES: "THOSE WERE THE DAYS" and /'BOYS WILL BE BOYS." THIS HILARIOUS PICTURE CAPS THEM ALL. 'He has discarded his old School tie for the barrister's wig—to say nothing of a few 'spots" in between times. Associate Feature: JOAN BLONDELL-WARREN WILLIAM DICK POWELL—YACHT CLUB BOYS In "STAGE STRUCK." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. PRINCESS To-night at 8, -gOMISIOK J .Drama of Death-defying Daredevils oi the Air. " WITHOUT ORDERS." No. 2—P. G. Wodehouse's Funniest Farce, " THANK YOU, JEEVES." Both Approved for Universal Exhibition rugby Football A UCKLA *D ftUOBY pOOTBALL UNION. FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL GEN ERAL MEETING of the Auckland Rufcbj fcootoall 'union wiii tie neld in the Chunibei of Commerce, SWauson Street, at, 7.30 p.m. or MONDAY, MARCH 15TH INST. BUSINESS: As prescribed by the Rules. .T. W. MABEN, Secretary. JUMBLE SALES UMBLE Sale, To-day, 2-4 p.m.—Methodis! Central Mission, Airedale at. m Bin PLAKTS, TREES, EDO., FOR SALE Kanunculi. specially recoin mended strains; J/- doz., 5/- loo.— Watts, .Nurseryman. Pah Rd.. Epsom, 5.E.3 A?< JSMOi* £l3! Kanunculi I "Giant fr'loren tine." Enormous flowerinz. All double 8/6 100. —Sanders, Box 931, Auckland, xVEAiON-e.a, Ranunculus, brilliant, 2/( 100, posted.—lakeland Gardens, Taka ana. ANEMONES. Ranunculus, " Claremon bpecial Super Hybrids." Immenso doubli Bowers; 3/0, o/- lou.—Reliance Nurseries Box 419, Auckland. NEMONES. Rannnculus, giant double . 5/- 100.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland ANEMONES, Ranunculi, Claremont," 5/ lou.—Smith, 37 Rocklands Av., ftlt. Eden KOMATIC Hyacinths, _ novelty shades ASSORTED Ixias, Daffodils, Tritonlas, Mus cari, H- doz.—Griffiths, Bo* 13, Newton /DURROWS", Beautiful Flowering Bulbs.JL> Anemones, mixed or scarlet; Ranuncului Asiaticus, mixed, 3 grades, 5/-, 3/0, -J/U UK) —Burrows' Nurseries, Pukekohe. BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, prize assort 4/- dozen.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland CABBAGE, Enfield, Succession, Lettuce Leeks, Silver Beet, Beetroot. I/O 100 posted.—Selwyn Nurseries, Mt. Albert. CYCLAMEN, choicest Shades, giant blooms to oo>er this winter, ft.'U doz.; Tulips long-stemmed Darwin, mixed 3/, in *J4 named varieties, 7/0 doz.; Maidenhair Ferns, 5/- doz, •—Palmer's Nurseries, Glen Eden. DAFFODIL Bulbs, mixed, good, 0/- 100 30/* 1000. —Henderson, Te hauwhata. ICELAND Popples, New Giant Art Shades as exhibited in Auckland Spring Show Wonderful colours, the finest of all Poppies Strong plants, 0/- for 50. 10/- 100, posted F. CAUSLEY, Floral Nurseries, Thames. ICELAND Poppies (Giant), Carnation, Schi zanthiis. Anemone, Ranunculus Bulbs, 3/C 100. —White, Kowhai Rd., One Tree Hill. ICELAND POPPIES, mixed colours, glorious blooms, 3/- 100, 2/- ao. Storks and Pansies, mixed colours. <)d doz. All outdoO: grown; postage paid. WHITE. ■1 Woodbine Av., Green Lime LETTUCE, Beet, Kale, 1/0 100; Cauli., Broccoli, 1/9. —Shad wick, Seedsman, Olahuliu. MANURE, stable, cow, sheep, well rotted, —Berry, Mt. Wellington. Phone 25-825, ONION Seed, Brown Spanish, 3/- oz., N/u lb; Long-keeping strain, 11/- lb., posted. —Collis. 04 S Dominion Rd. FRUIT FOR SALE APPLES, Pears, Cookers, Dessert, P/ 3 d lb. —Smitu, Golf Rd., New Lynn, APPLES, Desert, Cooking, ii/- 40)1)., railage paid.— H.. Cutler, Henderson. A PPLES, "Sunray" brand, finest desserT cooking, 0/- lolb, railed.—Harrison, Hendcrson. APPLES. Spy, Ifussett. o/O; Munro, Delicious. «/; Pears. «/<». Hailed.—Piatt. Henderson. APPLES.— Munroes, Parlin's Beauty, Delicious, Lord Woolsey, 0/0; cookers, 5/0 401b case. Pears, dessert and bottling, 8/case; Golden Queen Peaches, nearly finished </? 201b; rail paid.—W. BISH, Henderson. CLYDEBALLA" Jonathan, Delicious, 7/ ; Beurre Bosc, 10/; railed.—Clyde Ballon tyne. Te Kauwhata. DELICIOUS' Apples, choice," •iTo'Tusliel; Larse Cookers. 4/0; rail free.—E. B smith, Henderson GI-OLDEN Queen, (i/O. rid.; best"nuttiing ? Peach.—Hall and Pick Claudelands. GOLDEN Queens, Kilb, 5/-; -_'Olb, <i/.| railed.—C'alderwond. Nursery man. Ham ilton. PEARS. —Buerre Bosc, excellent keepers (equal Bon Chretiens for bottling and dessert), 10/- 501b, 8/<> lolb; Keiflers (bottling). 8/6 and 7/0; quality sruaranteed. rail free.—John Crumvell. Henderson. Tomatoes, choice, firm, hi- isib.; a/e •461b.: railed.—Griffin, Henderson.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22675, 12 March 1937, Page 20

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Page 20 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22675, 12 March 1937, Page 20

Page 20 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22675, 12 March 1937, Page 20

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