AMUSEMENTS \ oUlljlW |llllllii||||.u / Z— PLAZA -X LMrection: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 11 a.m.—12.30 —2.30—5 and 8 p.m. ONE LONG CONTINUOUS LAUGH! Large Audiences on Friday and Saturday were in Hysterics. WALTER WANGER'S A United Artists Release. Approved for Universal Exhibition with LESLIE HOWARD In His First Comedy Role. JOAN BLONDELL HUMPHREY BOG-ART ALAN MOWBRAY A Brilliant Comedy Romance all about Hollywood and Picture-making PLAN AT THEATRE. RES. 11-586. Final Screening. STATE To-night at 7.45 DEVONPORT Phone 22-101. GINGER ROGERS In EDNA FERBER'S Rollicking Comedy, "STAGE DOOR' Recommended by Censor for Adults. JANE WITHERS In • W'.LD AND \V< >jLLY " . Approved for Universal Exhibition. Special Added Attraction "PLUTO'S QUINPUPLETS" Walt Disney's Latest Fun Frolic. n — . Final Screening. STATE To-night at 7 IK ONEHUNGA. phono ALICE FAYE, RITZ BROS., In the Ace of Musicals, "YOU CAN'T HAVE EVERYTHING." It's Better than "Wake Up and Live." Also PETER LORRE in the Thrilling "THINK FAST MR. MOTO." Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PRINCESS DOMINION RD. To-night at DOMINION RD. „d lso Tues^ —— 1 Phone 15-439. SONJA HENIE, TYRONE POWER, In a Miracle of Musical Delight, "THIN ICE" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Fred McMurray. Frances Farmer iu "EXCLUSIVE." Recommended 'by Censor for Adults. RACING AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, 1938. SATURDAY AND. MONDAY, APRIL 16 AND 18. FIRST RACE ABOUT NOON EACH DAY. ADMISSION. To Racecourse— Each Person .. .. .. 1/« Vehicles .. .. ~ 2/6 Leger Enclsure— Gentlemen Ladies .. .. .. 3/' ■ Grandstand Enclosn reGentlemen .. .. • m/. Ladies .. .. I. 5/. Amusement Tax paid by the Club. CHILDREN under 12 will NOT be admittecl to the Grandstand Enclosure. Any person leaving the Racecourse grounds must again pay for admission, as no passes will be issued. No person who has at any time since the passing of " The Gaining and Lotteries Act Amendment Act, 1908," followed the occupation of a bookmaker or bookmaker's clerk, no disqualified or undesjrable person, will be admitted to the Racecourse during the Autumn Meeting, and if any such person is found on such course he will be removed therefrom and prosecuted for trespass. The promotion of sweeps is prohibited and any person infringing this regulation will be removed from the Racecourse and prosecuted. W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. PROFESSIONAL T)R. E. J. FISCHMANN, M.D. (VIENNA), PHYSICIAN. Has Transferred His Rooms from the Power Board Building to BERRISVILLE FL-\TS, LOWER SYMONDS STREET Supreme Court). HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET MT. EDEN.—O-Roomed Bungalow; handy train; rent, £3/15/-.—A.8.C.. 20M Herald. ' OEASIDE House, comfortable, Waihekerent free, in return for light duties.— Phone 4J-573. HOUSES (UNFURNISHED) TO LET 2^/— BTJY FURNITURE, £4O; good rfy' value; Oak Double Bed, Mattresses, \V ardrobe. Swing Mirror Duchess. 3 Rimu Beds. Chesterfield Suite, 6 Chairs, Table, etc. 5 Rooms, close car, 3rd section.—4o-104. SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET C r { Y . C £? m , berß ' Queen St.—Offices. Sample and Workrooms. Moderate rentals. Balmoral,— lock-up shop, double display window, approx. 21ft x s°ft concrete floor. £3 10/- per week. ~ ' PONSONBY ROAD.—LOCK-UP SHOP, approx. 16ft x 40ft, good display window some counters and fittings—suitable Butcher or Small Goods—£2 per week. C. F. BENNETT. LTD., BLACKETT'S BLDG., PHONE 42-840. TO LET OR LEASE OE™V0 E ™Vt AE t «f Ke °? der Salter's Trans upstairs Qoeen St ~ Wbitohea »i a £AGE, " Cintra" Fiats, Whiltaker Place, off Symonds St.—Phone 41-576. WANTED TO LEASE FARM, to carry about. 30 cows, near Auckland.—G., 655 M, Herald. TO LEASE FLLIOTT STREET.—Second Floor Area U of approx. 3000 sq. ft., good natural ,T^ 00CiS an( ' Passenger Elevator—suitable Indent Agent, Soft Goods area. £6 10/- per week. ClTY.—Brick building of 3 floors, each approx. 2500 sq. ft., goods lift, level goods entrance. C. F. BENNETT. LTD.. BLACKETT'S BLDG., PHONE 42-S4O. WANTED TO RENT A D F f y r «/equire Unfurn. Mt. Albert preferred; refs.—.Nß 720 Herald. GARAGE, vicinity St. Luke's RdT - Mt~ Albert.—W.R., 27, Herald.. . HOME, comfortable, superior suburb, 5-0 r ooms, hoi water, phone. etc.. wanted to rent by young business executive.—AVrite Executive. 55, Herai.d. HOUSE, Flat or Rooms, unfurnished, Hamllton, by M.C.—Urgent, 557. Hkrald. HOUSE. s.c\. Flat, unfurn., St. Heliers, Mission Bay pref.—Garage, 520, Herald. Manufacturer, just commencing, wishes to shaie Office.—H.H.L., 571, Herald. i rniTlßANGL—Cottage, unfurn., 0 months, X longer- handy bus.—Eden. 535, Herald. Reliable Tenant requires Furn. * House.—Mayhill, Dilworth Bldg. 42085. PO Bonus.—Cottage, handy City; business couple.—Bonus, 534, Herald. WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE DUNGALOW. modern, 3.bedrooms, garage; MJ good locality; occupation early in May. —Transfer, 455. Herald PRODUCE FOR SALE A LEXANDER & CO., Pnkckohe.—Potatoes. £1 4/0; Carrots, 5/0; Pnrsnips. 0/-; Onions 3/0 sugar bap; lewt Sack Mixed Vegetables 11/-; Pumpkins. 7/0 sack; rail paid. EXCELLENT Feed.—Oatmeal and Rolled Forest 8a 100lb -—Arthurs, £ 0 ' 8 ' ,lew ' semi-solid and liquid, 32/0, ,ffl/-, 27/0. 25/-. —Perkins, Mnrkots TTUMARAS. new season's, best quality, QNIONS o/o; Carrots, Parsnips, Triumble Box Pukekohe. ' B " gar b " g; p,ll(l----xra 1 ffur rffi: ton ei afnrn' a . while <Joality. £lO/5/. wn ' m e * store, Auckland. TURNERS & GROWERS. Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23010, 11 April 1938, Page 22
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