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AMUSEMENTS MARKED BY THE POLICE I MARKED BY THE .UNDERWORLD I MARKED ... FOR . THE LIFE NO "WOMAN WANTS TO LEAD! WARNER BROS. PRESENT THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT r ROXY ROXY Queen St. Continuous from , 11 a.m.. nvou TIVOLI Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly l at 8. > Phono ,41-3-11. Phone 44-136. Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. ROXY DAILY SESSIONS: 11 TIVOLI NIGHTLY AT 8 O'CLOCK. I FEATURE i Warner Bros. I No. 1 First N.Z. Screening. OUT OF THE BACK STREETS OF LIFE INTO THE HEADLINES OF THE WORLD COME AMERICA'S DANGEROUS DAUGHTERS! From jrich homes and p00r... .from the Gold Coast and "across the tracks"..come these reckless, dangerous daughters! The girls who are paying with broken lives lor good times they never had! "GIRLS 'ON PROBATION" "GIRLS ON PROBATION" "GIRLS ON PROBATION" "GIRLS ON PROBATION" "GIRLS ON PROBATION" "GIRLS 'ON PROBATION"— "GIRLS ON PROBATION" "GIRLS /ON PROBATION" With RONALD REGAN RONALD REGAN JANE BRYAN JANE BRYAN SHEILA BROMELY SHEILA BROMELY Thousands of young girls get in trouble with the police every year. This is their story... .tender, heartbreaking. .. .dramatic... .true! THE SENSATION OF THE HOUR I I FEATURE ■ No. 2 Warner Bros. First N.Z. Screening. TORCHY'S OFF ON ANOTHER MADVENTURE, AND THIS TIME SHE i> SNAGS THE NATION'S MOST DANGEROUS CRIME RING, BAGS ITS MOST VICIOUS KILLER. AND NAGS ITS DUMBEST COP! BARTON MacLEAN MacLEAN MacLEAN MacLEAN GLENDA FARRELL FARRELL FARRELL FARRELL "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" •TORCHY GETS HER MAN" "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" SEE YOUR FAVOURITE FASTSTEPPING, NEWS-HAWK STOP A KILLER, COP A COPPER AND TOP ALL LAUGH RECORDS IN HER NEWEST, FUNNIEST HIT! (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL:— 1: 1500 SEATS AT I/- 1/- 1/- 1/CHILDREN 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d 6d ROXY TIVOLI TO-DAY TO-NIGHT ROXY TIVOLI TO-DAY TO-NIGHT ROXY TIVOLI TO-DAY TO-NIGHT BUSINESSES FOB SALE A PARTMENTS, 5 flats, only £33o.—Commercial Brokers, 313 Victoria Arcade. A PARTMENTS, BED AND BREAKFAST, il —LARGEST SELECTION IN AUCKLAND. Finance available. IvAY-STRATTON, Colonial Mutual Bldga. APARTMENTS, Self-contained, Flats.— £•11 net profit; 2nd section, Mt. Eden. Three-car garage. ONLY £550. Wo are Sole Agents. SKELTON, MacCARTHY, Ellison Chambers. A PAR TMENT S jtx 10 Rooms, City, nicely turn. Re- , turns £7/10/0, and own Flat Free. Rent. £2 101. Reduced for quick sale, £275. 33 SECURITY BUILDINGS. 'ATTRACTIVE Mixed Business, taking £3O week; 4 rooms, easy rental. Genuine bargain, £2oo.—Ripley, Hellaby'a Bldgs, A, Splendid Investment. —Freehold Apartment Honse. all in first-class order; unfiirn. Net return £2BO per annum. Cash required. £7OO W. A. HORNE, LTD., >_ Vulcan Lane. BiOOT Repairing, good stand; called away; valuation.—E. Taskcr, Ph. 41-023. BEACH Store, famous place. Grocery, Ice Cream, Paper Round, Paper Agencies. Average turnover £IOO week. Accom. couple. Two frigidaires. Bereavement causes sale. £7so.—Sole- Agent, VAUGHAN. 41 Queen Street. /CHEMICAL Manufacturing Business, well v established; prico, £7OO. —P.H., 784, Herald. CONF., MILK BAR, G. & G„ etc.—Doing £4O week; busy area, good accom. Price £175. Another, doing £2O, small accom. Price £9O. WILLOtJGHBY, Cooke's Bldgs,, Ph. 47-074. CONFECTIONERY, HOME COOKERY. MIXED. Kiwi Oven. Elec. Mixer, Stock, Fittings, Everything, £75. PHOENIX AGEffCY, • 2nd Floor, Phoenix Chbrs., opp. C.P.O. DAIRY, .CONFECTIONERY, Outer Suburb, good accom. Turnover, £25. Price, £l5O. A genuine little business. ADVANCE SALES CO.. 807 Queen's Arcado, Customs St. entrance. DELICATESSEN, Premier Position. £2701 Opp. P. 0., bank, theatre. Taking £4o webk. Beautiful premises (4 rooms, etc.). No near opposition. Busiest suburban shopping centre.—CA&SlDY, Dilworth Bldg. DELICATESSEN, shows £lO net; 5 beautiful rooms. NO OPPOSITION; marvellous plant. Owner sacrificing. Reduced from - £675 to £525. Short hours. No Sunday. NO GOODWILL.—VAUGHAN, 41 Queen St. "J7RUIT, Vegetables, Soft Drinks; busy jl! area;.price moderate.—N.B., 010, Heiiald TpRUIT, VEGS-, etc., CONFECTIONERY. JL; —Summer turnover £l2O per week. This , is one of the best buys in Auckland. Excellent accom. PRICE ONLY £.175. Sole Agents: SKELTON, MacCARTHY, Ellison Chambers, opp. Herald. ENER.AL MIXED, low rental; takingH reach £OS a week; profits, £9 net. Selling at £305. OVERALL, 113 Victoria Arcade. Phonfi 42-114. GROCERY, established 20 years. Turnover, £OO. Arconi., 5 rooms. Plant and goodwill, £125. Stock at valuation, approx. £250. HORNE, LTD., • i Vulcnn Lane. ROCERY, CONFEC., ICE CREAM, Milk Shakes, etc. —Fruit and Veg. adjoining; wonderful position, doing £95 per week, large increase during summer. Suit family, good living accom. Auckland suburb; £725.—N.A., 1)31. llkimld. GENUINE MIXED. Marine Suburb. Absolutely no opposition; easily £l2 net weekly profit. Oood accommodation. PRICE APPROX. £950. JONES,PROSSER, HOxMii COOKERY. CONFECTIONERY. DAIRY. Growing Suburb. Turnover £:ir, week. Rent £2, good accommodation. Bereavement reason for sale. PRICE , FOR QUICK SALE, £326. (Ref.: lI.C. 24) MOSS AND MOSS, LTD. ' QMALL '' COUNTRY HOTEL, tew Miles from Auckland • City. 13 Acres,-5 years' lease. Takings £SO per week. 15 rooms, e. light, all in Rood order. WALK IN, WALK OUT, £6OO. B&r Stock at Valuation, approx. £IOO. Rent £5 Per Week. Solo Agents, I?OX HARRISON. ,; n MUTUAL LAND AGENCY. . v 110 Colonial Mutual Bldgs., Queen St. : Phone 43-788. Private 27-018.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23486, 25 October 1939, Page 18

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Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23486, 25 October 1939, Page 18

Page 18 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23486, 25 October 1939, Page 18

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