AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY MERLE OBERON'S "LYDIA" LEAVES The Shadows of the Screen and brings all the Truth o? a Romans Love Story with Forceful Impact. Plan at Theatre / and Bcgg's Queen St. CENTURY Queen Street Phone 42-109. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Deaf Aids Available * # * Alexander Korda presents * tt * LYDIA •jf Starring * MERLE OBERON * ALAN MARSHAL JOSEPH GOTTEN -- EDNA MAY OLIVER Also Screening "NOW YOU'RE TALKING" A Graphic Documentary Film by Ministry of Information. A United Artists Release. Recommended by Censor for Adults. DETTMT EPSOM. Phone 60-142. \LVjtn 1 Guest Night at 7.45. Don Anieche, "GATEWAY*' Jane Withers, "ALWAYS IN TROUBLE Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. ■\r i 11YU MT. ALBERT. Phone 40-104. JIL LUAH Finally To-night, 7.15. Nelson Edd.v —Jeanette MacDonaid "NEW MOON" Approved for Universal Exhibition. AUCKLAND DORIAN CHOIR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, LEWIS EADY HALL, LEWIS EADY HALL, 8 P.M. Presents "BLEST PAIR OF SIRENS" . . . Parry. "DANSE POLOVTSIENNE" . . .Borodin. SONGS FROM THE OPERAS. CHRISTMAS CAROLS. PIANOFORTE SOLOS, MRS. REGINALD REED. Conductor. .. .ALBERT BRYANT. Accompanist. .MRS. REGINALD REED. aii'Mi r./ow IV AUCKLAND CHORAL «*») SOCIETY. HEAR HAROLD WILLIAMS HAROLD WILLIAMS IN "MESSIAH" "MESSIAH" TOWN HALL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, at 8 p.m. Assisting Artists: MADAME ALISON CORDERY (SOPRANO), MISS PHYLLIS GRIBBIN (CONTRALTO), MR. ROBERT WILSON (TENOR). Recommended by Heddle Nanh. FULL CHORUS & ORCHESTRA with TREVOR SPARLING at the GRAND ORGAN. Conductor....COLlN MUSTON. ORDINARY PRICES: 4/, 3/. 2/. Preferential Booking 1/ per Ticket extra, MONDAY, Dec. 8, at 8 a.m. at "Record Shop," Queen's Arcade. Ordinary Booking TUESDAY, Dec. 9. Tickets now on sale at "Record Shop and by Members. F. AUSTIN, Hon. Sec. REMOVAL NOTICES JJEMOVAL MOTICE. Govt, NATIONAL PROVIDENT FUND. This Dept. lias removed from 90 Queen St. to Ground Floor. GOVERNMENT BUILDING, Cr. JEAN BATTEN PLACE and FORT STREET. A. J. KEANEY, District Supervisor. HOUSES (FURNISHED) TO LET HOUSE offered, near Birkenhead, in return Board, elderly lady, suitable elderly people.—X, 48M Herald. MT. ALBERT.—Modern Bung., well furn., 3 bedrms., garden.—Barfoot's, 4."»-0.].~>. ORAKEI Waterfront. —P/i-Storey, beautiful views, Dec.-Feb., garage, £'4. — Phone.. 17-721. I^PSOM. —HOME of 5 rooms (3 bedrooms). J 2 glassed-in sun porches, electric hot water, gas stove, refrigerator. Nice grounds. 6 months. £3 10/-. C. F. BENNETT, LTD., Corner Queen and Shorthand Streets. Phone 42-840. HOUSES (UNFURNISHED) TO LET CIITY. —Partly Furn., 4 Rooms, term. > 5/. —01 Wellington St, SHOP and hv. accom., ideal fruit shop, Ml. Eden. —Barfoot's, 45-1)15. WATERLOO Quadrant,—Private Residence of 8 rooms and conveniences. £6 per week. SAMUEL VAILE AND SONS, LTD.. Queen Street, SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET OFFICE, 2 rooms, overlooking Queen St.; rent 22/6. —J, 33 llkhalb. TO LET OR LEASE (PARAGES, locked 5/• week; open. 3/H — J Johns and Gee. !26 Newton Rd HAWERA. —Boarding House, furn., fully let; moderate rent.—For further particulars apply to Box 20. Hitwcra. HOUSE, some ground, bus, tram route; couple, elderly, would buy furniture, etc. —M.A.. 17M II khaiji. SEASIDE Store, on popular beach, for lease; accommodation; father and sons in (he Army.—Caldwell, Paihi.t, Bay of Islands. OA Acres, Bach; 22/ a week.—Ozich, HenMERCANTILE CHAMBERS, CNR. CUSTOMS ST. EAST AND FORT ST Storage Space, comprising Whole Basement of appro*. 6600 sq. ft. Perfectly dry and well ventilated. F. M. KIRKWOOD. R. H. ABBOTT AND CO.. LTD.. City Chambers, Queen St. Phono 40-090. WANTED TO RENT FLAT, unfurn., or" Part House, vicinity Epsom.—Chalmers, Phono 45-552, busin.ess hours HOUSE or Flat, 3-4 rooms, unfurn., approx. . 30/. —183 Richmond Av., Grey Lynn. HOUSE, 0 rooms, handy tram or bus; 2 months' rent in advance; refs. —CFR, <I3M II KHALI). Q-Roomed House or Bach, unfurnished, handy O City; rent in advance, —AB, 3(> HmtAi.n. TTNEImNISHEIX FLAT OR HOUSE, U KEMUERA, Near tram route, for Officer, Wife and Baby, from middle January for 12 months or two y/ars. Self-contained, '2 bedrooms; sunny 'position; grounds. Moderate rental to suit service pay. Excellent- tenants. Would consider lease for longer term. Write DH, WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE BACH, .Cottage, few acres, gardening, handy, good client.—Z, 73 If kiwi,p. SECTIONS FOR SALE BACH Sections, boautil'til Orewa Beach, from £so.—Speedy, Milford; 78-434. BEAUTIFUL Titirangi.— New Subdivision, Woodlands Park Extn. See display ad. in Saturday's issue. __ }7IEW Shop Sites, unencumbered, main tramline, suitable Flats, also 2 large Sections, beach, Laingiiolm, cheap, quick sale.— Apply Huh am). SECTIONS. Meadowhfirik Rd., Remuera, 1 O to 5 acres; make ideal farmlets; close >3 to 5 acres; make ideal farmlets; close 'rani; £l5O per acre.—Winstonc, Ltd. QT. HELIERS, at bus, school, shopping; O £395 cash.—LK, 549 Hkram» PAUPO —the Place with a Future.—Good - 1 - Sections, from ,£26.—Plan and prices from P.O. Box 1438, Auckland. fpiTIRANGI. Seafront Sections, from X £4.5; %-acres, and larger; electricity and city water available; easiest terms.—Ring 54-848 for plans. Papatoetoe.—Beautiful Section, %■ I ac. £lO dep. Smytheman, Papatoetoe.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 78, Issue 24132, 26 November 1941, Page 12
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