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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24178, 21 January 1942, Page 10

REGENT Final Two Days J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Sessions: 11.0, 2.0, and 8 p.m. DEANNA DURBIN CHARLES LAUGHTON ROBERT CUMMINGS "IT STARTED WITH EVE" | "PEACE—BY ADOLPH HITLER" • (MARCH OP TIME) Plans at Theatre—Phone 32-888. Approved for Universal Exhibition. REGENT FRIDAY Four Sessions) 11, 2.15, 5 and 8 p.m. . STARTS A LAUGHTER CAMPAIGN Who is to blame? Why has the war been allowed to continue so long before calling up Formby and las irresistible laughing gas outfit? However, all's well now! The Lancashire Lad's on the job. British Empire Films Present GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY GEORGE FORMBY Come and join in the high jinks next week. You will find yourselves laughing, grinning, chuckling and cheering as soon as you get inside. "IT'S TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN" "It's Turned Out Nice Again —A New George Formby—All Mixed up with big business and Sallie's Undies And now Mrs. George meets the Boss —He'll Surprise You —He even Surprised Himself! Featurettes Include: "MARCH OF TIME" "CHINA STRIKES BACK" "CHINA STRIKES BACK" "CHINA STRIKES BACK" BOOK NOW —lt's the Show Auckland will not mind waiting in a queue to see. . * Phone 32-888. Plans at Regent. Recommended by Censor for Adults. ambassador S CH K A S E i^. u Guest Night.—Donald Woods, Evelyn Venables in "Heritage of the Desert." Bob Burns. Fav Bainter in "The Arkansas Traveller.' Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. AMUSEMENT PARK Hill CIVIC SQUARE mil OPEN EVERY EVENING MATINEE 2 P.M. DAILY THE "CRAZY HOUSE" AND NUMEROUS OTHER ATTRACTIONS —A Bowler and Sullivan Presentation — TENDERS COUNTY COUNCIL. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman and marked " Tender for Contract No. 282," will be received at the County Office. Kawhia, up to Noon on SATURDAY. January 31, for the erection of Four (4) Chains of Stonewall on the Harbour Road. Tenders to be on printed forms. Specifications at County Office only. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Approx. total cost, £360. A. L. FRASER, County Engineer. PRICE, Painting, Holmes' Bldgs., labour or labour and mat.—Fordham and Moore, Onehunga. SKYLIGHT PROBLEMS AND PRICES.— Our many years of experience are at your service. We manufacture Nine Patented types, including Glazing Bars and Ventilating Ridging. Designs and prices prepared for special requirements. If you have a Skylight problem, get in touch with us. D. HENRY AND CO., LTD.. Brassfounders. Coppersmiths, Sheetmetal Workers, Nelson St., Auckland. . Phone 30-136. BUILDING MATERIALS FIBROUS Plaster Ceilings and Walls; quality unexcelled; large stocks.—Leman Bros., Ltd., 106 Balmoral Rd.; 60-193. fPERRAZZO, Seagliola, all branches ConX cicte Boilers. Tubs, Blocks, etc. —Ring 25-830, Zanderigo & Green. Ltd.. Otahuhu. rpo BUILDERS.—Sashes and Frames X ready cut out, or complete. Let Me Quote You. P. T. WASH. Rotorua. W'ALLBOARD, 22/6 per 100 sq. ft. upward.—Builders' Supplies, Ltd., Anzac Av. PLANTS, TREES, ETC., FOR SALE ANEMONES, Ranunculus, choice doubles, mixed colours; II- dozen, 50 for 3/. — Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. BUSH Strawberries. Plants fruit for nine months. 5/6 dozen, posted.—Griffiths Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. CAULIFLOWER, Broccoli, ready now; Cabbage, ready in 2 weeks, all 2/6 100; Leeks, 3/0 100; posted.—Wallace Rd. Nurseries, Papatoetoe. CELERY, good roots, 2/6 25. 4/- 50, posted.—Wallace Rd.. Nurseries. toetoc. CELERY Plants, 1/3 doz., 8/- 100; Leek (Musselburgh), 2/- 100, posted.—Green Lane Nursery, Green Lane. riYOLAMEN, EXTRA CHOICE STRAIN. \j 3 Sizes, 5/-. 7/6, 10/- Dozen.Plant or pot now for early winter Dowering PALMER'S NURSERIES, Great North Road, Glen Eden. DAHLIAS for late flowering. Poms, Cactus, Charms Decoratives. Named. 12/- doz.— Griffiths' Nurseries. Mt. Eden, Auckland. TCELAND Poppies, "Rainbeau" (regd.), is X the best strain in N.Z. Particulars from Wallace Road Nurseries, Papatoetoe. LEEKS. Giant White. Strong plants for early crops. 3/6 100, posted.—Griffiths' Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. MANGOLDS, Long. Red. Yellow, Globe, 8/6 1000—'Shadwick. Seedsman, Otahuhu PETUNIAS, Portulacca. Antirrhinums, Marigolds (Sunsets), Butterfly Delphiniums, Zinnia, Dahlia flowered or pompom variety; Salpiglossis, Dwarf French Marigolds, 5/ . loo.—A. WHITE, Kowhatu Rd.. Auckland. 5.E.4. ASTERS (Giant Crego), Phlox Drummondi (Dwarf), Marigolds (Sunset Giants), Petunia (Rosy Morn). Zinnia (Giant Dahliaflowered), Double Dianthus, Antirrhinums (Dwarf), Marigolds (French Harmony); out-door-grown; 2/6 50, 4/6 100, posted.—White, 4 Woodbine Av., Green Lane. Q.RASSEED MIXTURE GRASSEED My first-class mixture for Spring sowing, 62/6 sack of 1501b.; also few sacks M.D. Marlborough lucerne, 1/3; farmers, dressed. lOd lb Meadow fescue, lOd lb. Samples. A. VICKERS, N Z. Express Co., Auckland. PLANTS, TREES, ETC,,WWArN r ED SOL-DE-OR, 2000 BULBS. WANTED TO BUY. Send price, etc., to S. GASPAR, Bulb Grower, Sawyers Bay, Dunedin. GARDEN NEEDS COW, Sheep and Stable Manure, well-rotted, C.O.D. —E. J. Berry. Phone 25-825. GARDEN Barrows, Lawn Rollers, Incinerators. —Mervyn Abel, 58 Hiffh St. 44-716. RED Shingle Sand for Garden Paths.—McCallurn Bros., Endean's Bldgs. 42-604. SOIL, good, heavy; no stone; any quantity; cheap; delivered. —Phone 63-057. QOIL for sale; heavy volcanic.—Phone O 54-002. BEAUTIFY your Garden with choice, artistic Red Rockery Boulders, Blue Wallstone. Vol. Soil, Scoria, Lime, Tar, Shells, Red Shingle Sand.—Winstone. Ltd. MACHINERY WANTED ELECTRIC Motor, 1 h.p., 3-phase.—LT, 484 Herald. PUUNE, Diesel, 3 h.p., for Milking ai'OßiiMrie. —Farmers' Machinery, Kent ~ Newmatket,