AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY! "M R & MRSQMITH" Starring ROBERT MONTGOMERY <nui CAROLE LOMBARD An RKO-Radio Laugh Riot. Recommended by Censor for Adults QUEEN STREET. Phone 41-580. Direction: AnialKainatcd Theatres. I.td Deaf Aids Available. Central Heating. TO-MORROW FRIDAY 1 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. THE SPECTACULAR MUSIC A L EXTR A VAC. ANZA TWO CONTINENTS HAVE BE EX WAITING FOR A "DOWN "DOWN "DOWN "DOWN "DOWN "DOWN ARGENTINE * ARGENTINE * * ARGENTINE , * ARGENTINE " * * * ARGENTINE * ARGENTINE WAY" WAY" WAY" WAY" WAY" WAY" IX TEC 11XICOLOUH With DON AMECHE DON AMECHE DON AMECHE BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE CARMEN MIRANDA tin her Sensational Screen Debut). rpHE Irresistible Rhythms of Rhumbas 1 and Congas! The glamorous spell of the Argentine! A cast of stars brilliant as the Southern Cross! Showstopping new personalities! Music! Laughter! Romance—the South American way! 8 GRAND NEW SONGS 8 "Two Dreams Met" . "Down Argentine Way" . "Nenita" "Sing to Your Senorita" . "South American Way" "Banibu" "Maniae Eu Qucro "Touradas Em Madrid." SUPERIOR SUPPORTS include Latest Air Mail News and "HOME GUARD." BOX PLANS AT THEATRE To Avoid Disappointment Book Early for TO-MORROW AXI) SATURDAY. pHOXE pLAZA 4 1 .58G A 20th Century Fox Picture. Approved for Universal Exhibition. AVON A OXFORD \J AVON \ QUEEN ST. & Corner of Opp C.P.O. /p=r\Ct. North Rd. 4, .Phone 42- 2 7 Ph .°27-07 7J/ .phone 42-274/ Directioa: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. OXFORD 4 7.45 AVON to-night at ] Last Day j CHARLIE CHAPLIN—JACK OA K IE "THE GREAT DICTATOR" "THE GREAT DICTATOR" COMING TO-MORROW:— "SON OF MONTE CRfSTO" "SON OF MONTE CRISTO" (Both Approved for Universal Ex.) PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE \FKICAN JBoxthorn, 30/-, 35/-; Common Barberry, 1-yr., 30/-, 2-yr., 00/- IUOO Skelton, Puhinui Rd., Papatoetoe. ANEMONES. Ranunculus Our tamous strain. Vigorous, brilliant giant blooms 3/0 100. —Lakelands, Takapuna, Auckland. ANEMONES, Ranunculus, largo, brilliaat double blooms, best value obtainable; 2/0 300. —J. Marden, Box 0. Takapuna, Akld. BAR.BERRY (plant now), 2-yr., 45/-; strong 1-yr., 26/-; Boxthorn, 25/-. All per 1000 Insignis, Lawsoniana. Muricata. 2-year, 17/6 per 100. Lawsoniana, 3-year, 30/- 100. All prices cash with order; rail paid.—Belmont Nurseries, R.D., Whakatane. BENTHAML Macrocarpa, 05/- 1000; Pinus Radiata, forestry-grown, 70/- 1000. —Keele.v. Cambridge. Phono 250. BOYSEN, Wonderberry Plants, posted, 2 for 2/O.—J. W. Walker. Avondale Sth {CARNATIONS, Perpetual Border, in every \J known shade, named; 0 for »/-. —Grif fiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden. Auckland. TCELAXD Poppies! "Red Cardinal." DazI zling Scarlet Super Poppy, 3/- 50. — Sanders, Box 031, Auckland. JILY of the Valley, I/- clump; Tuberoso, -J Regale, Pink Arum, II- each; postage paid,—Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auck land. "PLANTS. —Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, J- 2/3 100. post paid; Onions, 2/- 100. — Plant Distributors Coy., Pitkekohe. ROtiES, 12 named varieties, in distinct new colours; 18/- dozen, posted.—Griffiths Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. STOCK! "Giant Perfection," Mammoth Double, 3/0 30. —Sanders, Box 031, Auck. STRAWBERRY Plants, Cooks, 5/0 100, O posted; 35/- 1000. f.o.r. —Palmer, Naumai, N. Wairoa BEAUTIFUL Darwin Tulips, special reduction, 4/- doz., 30/-, 100, postage paid —Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. BEST Captain Cook Strawberry Plants, 5/0 100, posted.—G. Noda, Henderson. TCELAND POPPIES (Giant Art Shades), A Neinesia, mixed Compacta, Violas, mixed, Giant Pansies, Blue Gem Nemesia, Double Godetia, 3/• 50, 5/- 100; Carnations, Marguerite, Butterfly Delphiniums, each variety, 25 for 2/0. Strong outdoor grown. Postage paid. Empire Nursery, Box 74, Newmarket. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., WANTED^ BEANS, Scarlet dimmer, good sample.— O'Leary, Bros, and .Downs, Ltd., Cook St. Phono 45-325. PRODUCE FOR SALE BACON Sides, guar, quality; 1/- to Od lb, over 00.—Perkins. City Markets. (IHAFF, 0/0 sack, ungraded; cow or horse J —Perkins, City Markets. 32-414. (IJUAFF, 0/0 sack; well oated.—Perkins. V*. Cit.v Markets; 32-114. Oat FoTiard, 2nd grade, I's toTT, I 5/- sack; Suet and Ricemeal, slightly rancid. S/0 s-ilb.—Arthur's, •_>» Fort St. rjOOD Feed Oatmeal, 14/- .1 Of lib., Malt vT Combings, 0/- sack—Art liar's, 20 Fort St. HAY, racehorse, lucerne, heavy clover, sweet meadow clover.—Perk ins. A lark cts. 32-414 ONIONS, 5/-; Pickters, (>/- sugar bag, f.o.r Pukekolio.—Box 48, Pukekohe. PUMPKINS, Triumble, large, 7/- ctvt small 5/-, on rail.—W. A. Paterson, Ivaraka P a pa k nra. \AIHEAT, 20 sacks, Sth. Island, sTTghl » V damage.—Perkins, City Markets, 32-414 FRUIT FOR SALE VPPT/ES, Yates, late keeping, dessert, 5/0; 4 cases. .CI. —F. A. Wright, I lenderson. APPLES, Large Cookers, r.'O bushel; l)e licious, cli'ico, 5/0; Mixed and Red Des sert. 5/0; rail free.—K. H. Smith Henderson CAGE BIRDS ETC. BEAUTIFUL Singing Canaries, trorn 10/-. —Ye Parrot Shoppe, Victoria St. TOHXXIE WALKER'S. top Queen"ST 7 »/ Beautiful Rosellns. Singing Canaries. ELECTRO-PLATERS A UCKLAXD E LECT RO-PL ATI X(! CO,, iV Ltd. (Estab. 188!)), 351 Queen St. Specialists in Chromium, Silver, Nirkel, Household Plate, Motor-car Paris catered for in every detail Phone 42-OIK ~j\ TEMORIALS MADE IX AUCKLAND MONUMENTAL MASONS. McNAB AND MASON. 100 Syinonds Street, Auckland, Bridge «nd Grey Streets, Hamilton. A Guarantee With Every Order. Send lor Free Cataloguo.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23995, 19 June 1941, Page 16
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