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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22968, 21 February 1938, Page 20

AMUSEMENTS THE EMBASSY J. C. Williamson's New Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. LAUGHTER ALL THE WAY! " MY DEAR MISS ALDRICH " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With EDNA MAY OLIVER MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN WALTER PIDGEON ALSO LAUREL AND HARDY In Their Greatest Comedy, "A PERFECT DAY." AND A SUPERB ARRAY OP SPECIAL FEATURETTES. COMING EPIC! BECAUSE OF ITS WEALTH OF REALISM "BETWEEN TWO WOMEN" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With FRANCHOT TONE MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN VIRGINIA BRUCE BOX PLAN AT THEATRE. TELEPHONE 32-660 THE GREAT ELECTRIC SPEEDWAY THE GREAT ELECTRIC SPEEDWAY FREE _ FREE IT'S ALL FREE TO SEE AT THE CIVIC SQUARE. CIVIC SQUARE. DRIVE YOURSELF—BROADSIDING. SIDE SKIDDING,

TAIL SPINNING. A BOWLER & SULLIVAN ENTERPRISE. TENDERS HANG AREI-AWAN-UI STATE HIGHWAY, No. I—KAMO-HIKURANGI SECTION. Tenders will be received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board Wellington, up to -1 p.m. on TUESDAY, March 1, 1038, for Reconditioning and Scaling 2 Sections of the above highway, totalling approximately 105 lineal chains. Specifications and plans may bo seen at the Public Works Offices, Wliangarei and Auckland. No tender necessarily accepted. kPOTIKI COUNTY COUNCIL. Tenders will be received by the Opotiki County Council up till 5 p.m. on IHLRSday, March 3, 1938, for the Supply of Materials and Construction of a One-Span Steel Joist Bridge, 36ft. in- length, on hardwood piles, Waiotahi Rd. Plans, etc., may bo seen at the County Office, Opotiki. W. W. UPTON, County Engineer. JiRANKLIN COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS will be received by the Franklin County Council, at the County Office, Roulston Street, Pukekohe, up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, February 25, 1938, for: — CONTRACT NO. 062.—Supplying, delivering and spreading on Orua Bay Road of 665 cubic yards of broken metal. CONTRACT NO 003.—Loading, carting to and spreading on Port Waikato to Maioro Road of 2146 cubic yards of broken metal. CONTRACT NO. 064.—Supplying, carting to and spreading on Bombay-Ararimu Road of 1218 cubic yards of broken nietal. CONTRACT NO. 965.—Supplying and constructing double sft pipe culvert at Waipipi. Specifications may be seen at the County Office. Roulston Street, Pukekohe. A*LAN P. DAY, County Clerk. BUNGALOW, IN WOOD, AT ORATIA.— Plans and specifications to bo seen at Renown Restaurant. Qneen Street, or B. Thomas, Shaw Road, Oratia. Tenders will close March 1. RICE wanted to Reroof House. —Inspect LI France St., Newton. AINTERS. —Prices wanted painting house, Kemuera.—Phone 25-316. r» NURSES AND NURSING HOMES ARMADENE, 53 Epsom Av.—Select and Phone 13-809. " T~vAV-A-DENE" Convalescent and Rest U Home. Trained Staff. Night Attention. —313 Mt. Eden Rd. (2nd Sec.) Phone 46-809.' /"VUI-E-TA Convalescent Home, 35 Parksidf vJ Av.. St.. Heliers.—Phone 25-984 St.. Heliers.—Phone 25-984 SANATORIUM, Morrinsville, for Chest Dia eases; prospectus on application. Phone 40 PROFESSIONAL NOTICES NERVE, Gland, Mental and Bodily" disorders of Adults and Children treated. Short Wave, X-Ray, Actinic Ray and Diathermy Service.—P. H MEULI Dilworth Bnildinpr Phone 47-349. PHAMBLIN. Foot Specialist: Amerlmr "Tneriprirn —6HM Col Mnt Hlrttw

N.Z.A.A.A., AUCKLAND CENTRE. EMPIRE GAMES TEAMS FLOODLIGHT CARNIVAL EMPIRE GAMES TEAMS FLOODLIGHT CARNIVAL EMPIRE GAMES TEAMS FLOODLIGHT CARNIVAL CARLAW PARK CARLAW PARK THIS EVENING, AT 8 P.M. Tlio greatest galaxy of athletes ever assembled in New Zealand including:— COURTRIGHT Javelin winner at Empire Games COY Discus winner at Empire Games BROWN..' ...Broad Jump winner nt Empire Games SUTHERLAND Hammer winner at Empire Games FR1TZ....... <l4oyds. winner at Empiro Games RELAY TEAM (410 yards) winners at Empire Games. RELAY TEAM (I mile) winners at Empiro Games and other place winners too numerous no mention MISS EDNA MUNRO v. MISS CANADA in the Broad Jump MISS MARY MITCHELL v. MISS CANADA <i with the Javelin MISS DOREEN LUMLEY v. MISS CANADA in the 100 yards BRAINSBY v. BROWN (CANADA) &: ASHMEAD Broad Jumping (TRINIDAD) LECKIE v. SUTHERLAND (CANADA) with the Hammer CUMBERBACH, Trinidad Famous Sprinter STANFORD, the world's most versatile runner In world's class over any distance from 440 yds. to 30 miles will be somo of the highlights of tho meeting Extra Trams to and from tho Park ADMISSION, II- Children, 6d