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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23781, 8 October 1940, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS EMBASSYJ. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. 11 Q. 15 Telephone NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S FAMOUS MASTERPIECE The Immortal romance of two hearts that braved prido and prejudice ... to remain faithful to a glorious love. With Powerful Character Portrayals by George danders eorge Danders Margaret t indsay ARGARET Ju INDSAY VINCENT T)RICE INCEST 1 RICE A NEW UNIVERSAL PICTURE. Recommended by Censor for Adults. PLANS AT THE THEATRE. THE STATE Symonds St. Phone 43-64S = Direction: R. J. Kerridge. siisi | FIRST SUBURBAN SCREENING Pi is This Evening at 8. L- =§ If .vou would enjoy a really grand Sf= p entertainment with laughter and kfj s heart thfobs see gs Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's rsvj I "TUDGE TTARDY AND CON" M: = "Judge -Hardy* and oons "JUDGE TTARDY AND Q ON" PI 1 "Judge Hardy and oon" m H Witli the Beloved Hardy Family. p|l H Associate Programme Includes! = "Calling on Columbia" (Travel HH I Gem); "Fox Hunt" (Disney); "All ; About Hash" (Gang Comedy); I "Spots Before Your Eyes" (Pete Smith); "The Anzacs Arrive in — vr ~- : England" (British Airmail). sgs ■ Approved for Universal Exhibition. lH biillilliiilliiliiiliiiiiifllllffl TUDOR CINEMA REMUERA. 'Phone 24-749, i ikg| This Evening at 81 jj SPENCER TRACY, jhli Nancy Kelly, Richard Greene and |~= Sir Cedric liardwicke in m "STANLEY AND LIVINGSTONE" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) pj§§ It portrays a great story I =Hp Also: "A Nation Grows"; "The Plunket |h| Movement"; Australian Cinesound, etc. I GAIETY CINEMA I 'Phone 23-105. L To-night. 8. = = Tyrone Power and Sonja Henie in 55 "SECOND FIDDLE" (Musical Comedy) === (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) AMUSEMENT PARK CIVIC SQUARE TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT! FREE - FREE ITS ALL FREE TO SEE. ("Watch for later announcement re outstanding attractions direct from the N.Z. Centennial Exhibition). (A Bowlor and Sullivan Presentation.) PUBLIC NOTICES Estate of henry jarrat, GILBERD, late of Te Atatu. Any persons having Claims against this Estate sltould send same to JOHNSTON. COATES. FEE, Solicitors, High Street. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT ii. SOCIETY. It is the intention of the Society on or after the 4th day of November next, to issue n Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 14. c vr>l T3 on the life of RAYMOND HALL BRAMBLEY, which is declared to have been lost. Wellington, October 4, 1940. W. T. IKIN, Manager for New Zealand. rpiMBER BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION. Would any patriotic owner within 20 miles of Auckland requiring a bridge erected on his property and who is ready to supply all materials or any owner who requires timber felled and sawn and is ready to lend same for practice bridge construction, communicate with O.C. IST FIELD COY., N.Z.E. MILITARY CAMP, AVONDALE RACECOURSE. IJUAFFE'S MOTORS, KAITAIA. I wish to announco that as from October 0, 1940, the N.Z. Railway Department's Road Motor Services have purchased and taken over my passenger, mails afid goods service between Kaitaia, Awanni and Otiria. The service has been operated in this district as TnafTe's Motors for the past 21 years and during all that time I have enjoyed liberal and loyal support from the Public of Kaitaia District in particular and the whole of New Zealand in general, and I extend to all my sincere thanks for their valued assistance and patronage over all these years. I am pleased to announco that the same loyal and efficient staff that it has been my pleasure to employ and work with has also been tuken over by the Government service and the public can rest assured of u continuation of their good service and attention, and I know the Department will leave nothing to be desired in the betterment of this service. My public repairs garage and service station has also been purchased by the Department and this garage will no longer be open for repairs to cars belonging to the public. The owners of the several garages in the district all rank in my list of friends, and I now retire from the garage business .pleased to know that the travelling public will still be well catered for and rendered efficient service. I desire It to bo known that the Department has not forced me into this sale or off the road. To the contrary, I have had the pleasure In dealing in a most fair and amicable manner and I now sincerely trust that the public will continue to give the same generous support and assistance to the Railway Department's Services as jt has been my privilege to enjoy over all these years. Thanking all once again. (Signed) J. T. B. TAAFFE. A' IRLINE Radio, left for Repair, Modern A Radio Service, 403 Kliyber Pass.—lf not claimed with 14 days will be sold to defray expenses. FOR SALE pARPET.—AppIy 1(52 St. GcorgcVi St., Paputoetoe. piIESTERFIELD SUITE, 3-Pce„ modern; vv Round Oak Occasional Table; Kitchen Table; Chromium find Glass Table. Reasonable.—Apply JfkhaljP, or PHONE 42M, PUKEKOHE. TTTjKCTIMC Stove, offer wanted. —!2S Riding* Tj Road. Itemiiera. TTNGLISH Pram, second-hand, £r>; also modern black Occasional Tabic.—Phono ■ir-Mia. KAURI Tnblo Tops (4), 12 X (1ft.,~ IVain. heart.—Apply Stormonts, Ltd., Kingsland. lOWBOY, oak, brand new; sacrifice, £8 J 10/.---Phono 2< r >-!)77. (LINGER Drophead KO(J, perfect.—22 SumO nicr St., Ponsonby Rd. QTAMPS, 140, 1911-18, Victory; what O offer? —Stamps, Herald, Whangarei. WASHING Machines (2) greatly reduced price for quick sale.—L„ 543. llkkald. TXfHITE Porcelain Bath and Copper Chip > t Califont; both perfect order. —10 Harle.v Rd., Takapuna. 23-718. Wash Hand Basins and Vivo Gas Hot ' Water Heater.—Phone -IG-718. FURNITURE REMOVALS 1 FURNITURE Stored or Removed anywhere, . 43-281, Auckland Luggage Agency, Ltd. emovals, let us quote. Largest ckland. Sydney Removal Phone 27-297. m far. Let Removals, Ltd., •altor«j—Ph. COwSOQ.