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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24189, 3 February 1942, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS E M B A S S Y—J. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre. Sessions: 11—2—8. Last Two Days "THE GREAT MAN'S LADY" With Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea A Paramount Picture Phone 32-660. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THURSDAY NEXT your taste lies in the way of hurricanes —forest fires —storms at sea—or stampedes of buffaloes —then "QUIET WEDDING" is definitely not for you BUT If yon like 8011101111111? deliciously domestic Something that you know everything about, full of humour and sympathy ....Something that makes you chuckle until you sound like a hen that has just laid an egg—THEN THIS IS YOUR PICTURE 1 "QUIET "QUIET "QUIET "QUIET "QUIET "QUIET WEDDING" WEDDING" WEDDING" WEDDINGWEDDING" WEDDING" . .THEY WANTED A QUIET WEDDING. .. .you know.... ... .just the family... .no fuss ....no bother... .in fact it was to be almost a secret—But Mother took a hand and somehow people got to hear (as they do), and it grew....and it GREW.... and it GREW ....until it developed into a RIOT OP LAUGHTER— The cast is so large there is no room for all the names, but it's headed by these English favourites.... MARGARET LOCKWOOD DEREK PARR ROLAND CULVER A. E. MATTHEWS ATHENE SEYLER And all the in-laws, out-laws—-well-wishers and gate-crashers so necessary at a quiet wedding. A Paramount Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Theatre — ; Phono 32-6 GO. MEETINGS A UCKLAND Suburban Local Bodies" xx Union. —Monthly general meeting of the above union will be held in the Trades Hall on Wednesday; February 4, 7.30 p.m. Business: Nomination of delegates to the Federation of Labour and Labour Party conferences, general.—H. S. GALLAGHER, Secretary. A UCKLAND ELECTRICAL WORKERS' xx UNION.—A Meeting of the above Union will be held in Trades Hall, on Thursday, February 5, 1942, at 7.30 p.m. K. SIMPSON, Secretary. DANCING T3UBY SHERRIFF STUDIOS, H.B. Bldg'6., Karangahape Rd., C.2. Modern, Old-time. Tap. Appointments may be made at Studios or private residence. 8 Hopetoun St., Ponsonby, W.l. BUSINESSES FOR SALE Apartments, shop, eight rooms, two factories, garages, industrial area, partly furnished. —Phone -10-386, particulars. APARTMENT House, well furnished, handy to Symonds St., £225; Guest House, 9 rooms, £29s.—Ripley, Hcllaby's Bldgs. A PARTMENTS.—ParneII Waterfront; rent -uL 32/6: price £175. Grafton: 12 Rooms: £575. Parnell: 9 Rooms; £450. All zood leases. FRED BALL. H.M. Arcade. Phone 40-050. A PARTMENTS, HOTELS. BUSINESSES. Xi I Have the Largest Ranee in Auckland See me and be Satisfied. KAY•STRATTON, Colonial Mutual Buildings. Apartments, city, best position: £l4 week; £7OO. Near Park: 30 Rqonis, select, make tjffer. Private Hotel, country: about £BOO p.a. profit; price £«00. H. F. FINLAY, 159 Queen St. AFAKTMENTS, off .bower Symonds St..— 30 Rooms furnished; income £3O week 10 years' lease; going concern £I3OO cash, or £I4OO on terms CASSiDY Dilworth Bldg. A PARTMENTS, FREEHOLD, £I3OO. 10 xx Rooms, Franklin Road, Ponsonby. Returns £7/11/- week (furniture included) Terms cash. MILES J. CASSIDY. Dilworth Bldg. gOWSERS SACRIFICE? Was £BSO Now £250. Few miles main highway south. 8 pumps, etc. Everything: £250. £lO week net to-day. CASSfDY • - Dilworth Bldg. /CHILDREN'S Clothing, Fancy-goods, Etc. vy Splendid position. Good stock, show cases, fittings, etc. £l5O or offer. Ladies!— /our opportunity!—R. H. Wood, Dilworth Building. pITY BOOK BUSINESS, managed by two v ladies wonderful stand, well established, with no late hours; £lO per week net profit. Price £950 cash.—For appointment write BOOKS 494 Herald. (CONFECTIONERY, Ices, Fruit, Mixed, lip-top Agency. Lovely olec. accommodation, 2 bedrooms; modem, attractive shoo Price £l3O. FRED BALL, H.M. Arcade. Phone 40-056. TpiSH SHOP, busy centre-, 3 b.r., liv, acJ- com. Doing £BO per week. Good plant and equipment. Total price, £750, EDWIN SAYES, Ist Floor (104), Dilworth Bldg. Phone 45-587. KHSH-O, l< ISH-O. Good Fish Shop J~ I'ull plant, etc. Ideal accommodation. Rent 35/-. A real beauty. Sail to us and hook this bargain. R. H. WOOD. Dilworth Building. GROCERY, 2nd section, £775; van in-cluded.—3l-122, 20-248. G-EOCEEY £175. 6 Lovely Rooms. 2nd Section. Short Hours. Valuation. Apply to MILES J. CASSIDY, Dilworth Bldg., City. MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. Wood Work; little competition; sure local market; highly profitable, Plant app. £550, plus 6tock at valuation, app. £IOO. This is a good one.—Edwin Sayes, Ist Floor (104) Dilworth Bldg Phone 45-587. A BSOLUTELY THROWN AWAY, £llO. XX —Confectionery, Stormont's, Milk Bar. , Charming shop. Fittings alone worth £250. ! Five modern rooms. Owner losing heavily. £IIO.—VAUGHAN, LTD,, Phoenix Chambers, 41 Queen St. NECESSITY. One of the finest all-round Businesses. Grocery, Crockery, Stationery, Hardware, in one of Auckland s most popular suburbs, Is being offered for sale through the exigencies of war solely. Established many years, this Business continues to expand along with the rapid growth of a most popular township. The overheads are very light, and there is ample room for display, as well as plenty of windows. All stock is first-class, and well bought on a cash basis. Annual turnover is over £5000,Stock, Plant (including refrigerator), van, etc., approx. £I3OO, together with most up-to-date cavity wall brick buildings, including garages, sheds, otc., and first-class living accommodation (very largo rooms), (building? worth fully £2500.) May be purchased ns a whole for £3250. No goodwill is asked (although there is definitely a big goodwill) for this lucrative Business, but not less than £2250 would be needed to buy it, the remaining £IOOO could remain on the buildings (which are unencumbered) if desired. Principals only dealt with, and no smaller deposit will be entertained. Apply STORE PRINCIPAL, Care Box 425, P. 0., Auckland. 1