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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23970, 21 May 1941, Page 16

v AMUSEMENTS , SESSIONS: 11, 2, AND 8 P.M | REGENT | J. 0. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. REGENT REGULAR PRICES PREVAIL. Children Half-price to all Sessions. Paramount Pictures Present Ceil B. De Mi lie's "NORTH-WEST MOUNTED POLICE" photographed IN TEC UN ICO LOUR. GARY COOPER - - - MADELEINE CARROLL PAULETTE GODDARD - - r FOSTER Geo. Bancroft, Lynne Overman, Akim TsirturolT, Montagu I.ove and Thousands of Others. + Associate Entertainment MOMENTS OF C.IIARM 15)11 Phil Spitalny and his all-girl Orchestra. -X----PATHE BRITISH NEWS. All-Colour Oartoin, "A DAY AT THE ZOO." ANZACS IN GREECE Plans at Regent. Phone 3'2-KSR. Approved for Universal Exhibition. NO COMPLIMENTARY LIST. J FULLER'S THEATRES | ."Hill lllllf 111 lllllllUlllillllllllHllllllllllflllllllltlllllt' | I PRINCE EDWARD j \ I GUEST NIGHT 7.30 6d 6d 1 I2 - ACTION FEATURES -' 6d I = Walter Pidgeou, Leo Carrillo = 1 Virginia Bruce in_ § 1 • "SOCIETY 1 LAWYER" 6d | | The Inside Story of a front- | = page Murder Mystery | | a nd s s James Craig, Hetty Furncss 6d I I Keye Luke in 5 "NORTiTOF - 6dl 1 SHANGHAI" 6c j! = Both R<h\ by Censor for Adults. | -Mltlllllllllllililiilllillillllllllllltllllll 1 - § s VICTORIA I KBffiSf S ?iiiiliniiiiiiMiimMiiiHiimiiiiiiiimiii~ = I Nightly 7.30 : Saturdays l.ftO s =QD 'GUEST NIGHT QD | I _ FRIEDA INESCOURT = and HENRY WILCOXON in § | _ "WOMAN DOCTOR" I 5 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) | = —• and e I "SHOULD HUSBANDS I WORK" 1 1 A "Hifcffins" Family Comedy. § = Starring James. Lucille and = § Russell Gleason. _ I (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) § - ''llllll 1111111111 HI iilt! 111111 Hi IP Mitlliltlll* J BRITANNIA 1 fTiiiim imm 11111111 in tinll in 11111 ■ nit iii 11~ PONSON BY Phone '2(i-011 | TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 P.M. | SONJA HEN lE—'RAY MIDLAND 1 in a thrilling new and different | entertainment I "EVERYTHING HAPPENS ; AT NIGHT" | The "DEAD END" KIDS in | "ON DRESS PARADE" 1 Both App. for Universal Exhib. -•imiiiiiHjiiiuiuHiuimiiiiiiii'j = | CINEMA j | SIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH'IIIIHII" ~ = TO-NIGHT AT 7.30 fo} = |GUEST NIGHT 6d 6d 6d | iChap. 11: "Drums of Fu Manchu" (jd s 1 FLORA ROB SON in | ! The picture of the moment 6d = 1 "POISON PEN" 1 Also showing: 6d f I°T^KUOK^—i RE „ | | "BLACK EYES" 1 I here is entertainment that will / j | | make you sit up in your seat. uu | i Both Rec. by Censor for Adults. 1 | Excellent Supports. Da = RACING AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1941. JUNE 2, 4 AND 7. ACCEPATNCES FOR GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES £» GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLES £3 CORNWALL HANDICAP .. .. £'2 GREEN LANE STEEPLECHASE iM J EUVO'IS HANDICAP .. .. £'2 PENROSE HURDLES .. .. £ I HUNT CLUB HURDLES .. .. £1 MEMBERS' HANDICAP .. .. £2 CLOSE by FIVE O'CLOCK (5 p.m.), on FRIDAY NEXT. MAY 23. FEES must accompany in each instance W S. SPENCE Secretary. | BAY OF PLENTY RACING CLUB (INCORPORATED). | WINTER RACE MEETING ! AT TAURANGA. I SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1941. NOMINATIONS for ALL RACES close I at FIVE P.M. on FRIDAY, May '23. 1011 'with Messrs. Blomfield and Co., Shorthand I Street. Auckland, or at EIGHT P.M. with I the Secretary at Taurariga. S. GEO. WILLCOCK, Secretary. I Phones (Continuous)— Office, 1.Y2; Res., 731. THOROUGHBREDS T)ACING GELDING DUNKIRK. 1 Man o' War—Logaleen Maiden. Five Place Performances, Six Starts. Particulars, T, 37 1M llkuai.d. FOR SALE BY TENDER FARM PROPERTY AT OHAUPO The Public Trustee invites tenders for the purchase of a Freehold Farm Property at Ohatipo which has been subdivided as follows: (a) LOT I. D.P. Auck., being Allot. 3or>, and part Allots 3(r2/-l, Parish of Ngaroto, contg. 15()nc. '2Bper. (b) LOT '2, D.P. '2!»7SS Auck., being part Allots 3ul/3. Parish of Ngaroto, containing iHiac. '2rds. '27 per. Titles limited as to parivels Alternative tenders for th,i purchase of the whole property or Lots 1 and '2 separately are invited. This well-known property is on the main road, immediately adjacent to Ohaupo 'township, and school, railway, etc. Full range of farm buildings on Lot I, there being no buildings on Lot '2. Lot I has approx. !»7 acres good (juality dairy land in pasture, balance being in swamp and rough, feed, while Lot '1 lias approx. 7 1 acres ifi good pasture, balance swamp ami rough feed. Whole property lias lieiu carrying approx, I'2o milking cows and other stock. Conditions of lender may be inspected at and further particulars old,lined from the Public Trust Offices at Hamilton, Auckland, New Plymouth and Te Aroha. A deposit of 10 p.c. of the purchase price tendered must, accompany each lender. Tenders for cash or on tenderer's own terms will be considered. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders close at 3.30 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 3, 1011, at the Office of the District Pnblit Trustee. Hamilton to whom tenders should be addressed, enclosed in sealed envelopes, and marked "Estate id «. A. M.itchell. Tender for purchase of farm" F. J. E. MOORE, District Public Trustee Hamilton. DANCING XJODERN Ballroom, Private Tuition, E''■ Supper Dances, Poise, Self-confidence developed; fees moderate. Mavis Tollemache, Epsom. lii-'2I I. P'UIVATE Lessons, '2/ti (or !> for X' I); 3 Dances by post, 5/-; Ballroom, Tap.— Ruby Sheriff, JI.B. Bldgs., Newton. PATRICIA SCHOOL OF DANCINfiTioit Symonds St.. Principal, Miss Patricia Green, M.I.S.T.D (B.B.).- -Modern Ballroom Old-time and Tap. Private lessons by appointment. Beginners' Old-time find Modern, Moiih., 8 p.m.l Advanced Modern Only, Wed.s., 8 p.m. —Phone 31-031. U YMONDSVILLE, Symonds St., School 0 of Modern and Old-timo Dancing. Classes Mondays and Thursdays, 8 p.m. Strictly private lessons by appointment. Next Studio' Dance, Sat., May 24.—For particulars, call or Ring 42-237, Mica Spencer.