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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24102, 22 October 1941, Page 12

AMUSEMENTS HURRY LAST 2 DAYS SESSIONS H The Star you cheered in "Balalaika" * ILONA MASSEY * * ILONA MASSEY * IN "NEW WINE" "NEW WINE" A Gloria Production Released thru' United Artists. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Plan at Theatre and Begg's, Queen St. CENTURY Queen Street Phone 42-10!). Dlrectiou.... Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Available * * COMMENCING FRIDAY *— -* ALL ABOARD! BOOK YOUR SPACE NOW FOR THE Crackling New Screen Version of Famous Play—with Topical TwistSpooky! Chilly! And the LAUGH OF A LIFETIME /illlll li THE GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST GHOST TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN -f- ---— With The B.B.C's Famous Top-line Comic ARTHUR A SKF.Y .ARTHUR XVSKRY ARTHUR A SKF.Y -VRTIIUR XVSKF.Y 4 RTHUK ASK EY Arthur s key RICHARD MURDOCK CAROLE LYNNE Ijjll |!' A G.B.D. Release. Recommended by the Censor for Adults. nrprWT EPSOM. Cosy A Warm. KLuLIN 1 Guest Night at 7,15. Charles Ruggles. "BOY TROUBLE'' ,T. Howard, "ARREST BULLDOG DRUMMOXD." Both Rec. by Censor for Adults. nr I I JVC MT. ALBRRT. Ph. to-10-1. Uti LUAL Finally To-night at 7.15. George Formby, "COME ON GEORGE" Warren Hull, "THE LAST ALARM Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. AMUSEMENT PARK (Hill CIVIC SQUARE Him ' OPEN EVERY EVENING MA'TINEE 2 P.M. SATURDAY. THE "CRAZY HOUSE" AND NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS —A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation OLYMPIC SWIMMING POOL, NEWMA R K ET. OPENING OF 1941-42 SEASON, SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 25. HOURSMONDAYS TO SATURDAYS, S a.m. to 8.15 p.m. SUNDAYS, !) a.m. to 12 noon, 1.30 to 5 p.m. LABOUR DAY, MONDAY, 27th, S a.m. to S.-I5 p.m. More than 120,000 people visited this Pool last season. FOLLOW THE SWIMMERS TO THE OLYMPIC POOL. ADMISSION: Adults, (id; Children. 3d. HOME GUARD MT. ALBERT BATTALION HOME GUARD 'Now under Army Control). RECRUITS URGENTLY WANTED FOR Si' E(T A 1.1 ST WO I? K—AMBULA NC E. I) Iv MOLITION, FIELD ENGINEERING. SIGNALLING Also to brintr Companies up to strength. UNITS ESTABLISHED IN THE FOLLOWING DISTRICTS:— SANDRINGJIAM—Phone 00-557 or IS-ISG. MT. ALBERT—Phone 00-20 S. AYONDALE—Phone 17-707. NEW LYNN Phone :tl-(>Il. TITIRANGJ—Phone 20X. Avondale. GLEN EDEN —Phone 7:iS. Henderson. ENROL NOW WITH YOUR OWN LOCAL UNIT FOR SERVICE IN YOUR OWN DISTRICT. Full details obtainable from the Company Commander m each district. RAILWAY NOTICES ST-3 T ABOUR DAY OCTOBER 27. 1041. Usual 5.17 p.m. Papakura-Auckland train will NOT tun, A train, stopping at all stations for passengers leaves I'apakura 1.5:? p.m., Papatoetoe 5.12. Otaliuhu 5.15, Penrose 5.27, arrives Auckland 5.1 1 p.m. i UCKLAND " NEW PLYMOUTH A PASS ENG. ER SERVICES. That portion of the line between Stratford and Okahukura which was damaged by floods will be open for tr.-iflic oil THURSDAY, October 'j: i Hill. The usual 7.51) p.m. Auckland-New Ply,ii'Hilh express will leave Auckland on THURSDAY. October The usual 7.Hi p.m. New Plymoulh-Anck-land express will arrive Auckland at (!..'!') a.m. on SATURDAY, October 25. Commencing as from Sunday, October 20, the Auckland-New Plymouth and vice versa express services will run as usual. SECTIONS FOR~SALE DE VONP OR T :s SECTIONS 10 Minnies from Wharf. £BO to £lls. MELVILLE'S, Devonport. Phone 70-080 pRE EN LA N E-ON E TRE K HI LL.-- Good VJ Volcanic Freehold Section, about %-acre. Price £::25. DOUGLAS YOUNG, 12 Commercial Bank Bldgs., 02 Queen St. Ml'. EDEN.—-Splendid site; £ I (ill.—-Moss and loss, Ltd. I 1 :t Queen St. \| T. EDEN I'D. Level Volcanic Sect ion. Ino slone, -Ith tram sect.; £250. —Winstone. Ltd. AIISSION BAY. Delightfully situated JI Section, lying to sun, exceptional harbour views; bus one minute. Price £OOO. Sole Agents C. J. GREEN A' CO.. Phone .'!0-0K5, |>AI!NELL Waterfront. £125. Phone I. 11-2.'! I or write Box 050. Auckland. C ECTIONS. St. Helers. 2 fur £l2O. One O Tree Hill. L'lOd; Devonport, £175; ML Albert, £"50; Remuera, (i, from I'tOO; Papa-loc-toe. £75; Manurewa, £75. All handy. H W. Jones. Hi:'. NX I usee. Bldgs. t-1-720. XI o ac I■ 10 dep Smvlheman Panatoetoe A E R. 0 V U E S T A T E. FL'EE INSPECTION LABOUR WEEKEND by Appointment, Room 22, Winstone Building. PHONE 15-771', APPLY OFFICE OR ESTATE. "You are cordially invited to inspect Ihese Delightful Residential Sites without obi i - THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED to accj ui re excellent Seaside Building Sections. Gorgeous Harbour Views, Good Fishing. Boating and Bathing within :t5 minutes from City at Ridiculously Low Prices for £35, £lO, £ls, £SO. £s,>, £OO, £OS. £75, and 2 only left at. £IOO. CASH or Very Easy Terms from £lO Deposit with Weekly Payments. PHONE 15-771, OR APPLY OFFICE, " AERO V U E E S T A T E," Room 22, Winstone Building, Or Office on Estate. LAWN TENNIS RACQUET Restringing, 8/6, to/-, 12/0 to ' ;!(>/—Watts' Sports Depot, Exchange Lane RACQUETS, all our Top Grade Strung with Klipspringer or Bentley'fi gut.—Watts' Sport« Depot, Exchange Lane.