amusements Irh iir Conditioned Dir -'.9m C LUL >rices-\Y tOts/4 Ve^Latest DelfA?ds AvailWe Plans at Theatre Bo* Office Pb. 30-100. GOOD OLD COMEDY! JAMES CAGNEY OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND RITA HAYWORTH V "STRAWBERRY BLONDE" The Gay Nineties mother was a girl and a naughty girl If she smoked a cigarette. A Warner Bros. Picture. Recommended by Censer for Adults. -X- *"#■ Featurettes: "SPILLS FOR THRILLS' "PREST-0 CHANG-O" . LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS (By Air Mail). FINLAY ROBB AT THE GRAND ORGAN. Playing Afternoons and Evenings. | THE BERKELgH m fg 10 x¥. 3 ?7 A * [VI This Evening at Eight o'clock. Laurence Olivier Greer Gargon, Mary IVI Boland, Edna May Oliver, Edmund Ml Gwenn Maureen Q'Sullivan in M "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE »» M.G.M.'s Beautiful Production of Jane M Austen's Immortal Story. M Truly a Super Attraction! IVI (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) \l\ Cinesound Review, etc. I THE CAPITOL |La^ A Ni^bt E af^JO. Eddie Cantor in M "FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS" M An Outstanding Comedy-Drama. IV! Approved for Universal Exhibition. M Also another Leslie Charteris Mystery M C ° me -'THE' SAINT'S VACATION" iwi (Recommended by Censor for Adults M March of Time ("Men of the 8.8.1. ). ] fT innD i" CINEMA REMUERA. j IUDUK I ph. 24-749. To-night at 8.15. == JEANETTE MacDONALD, NELSON ~s EDDY and GEORGE SANDERS in (I "BITTER SWEET" HI (Approved for Ui-'iversal Exhibition). ■MM All the Colour, all the Music of Noel iH Coward's Brilliant Operetta. Splendid Supporting Programme. 1 r'ATCTV I CINEMA TAKAPUNA. j UAILI I j -ph. 78-465. To-night at 8. - Rosalind Russell and Melvyn Douglas in IP "THIS THING CALLED LOVE" s (Recommended by Censor tor Adults). 'r\n>/~\n/ir M 1L F 0 R D. UKUIVIL TO-NIGHT. "MYSTERY SEA RAIDER" (U) Wed., Thnrs.. "SCATTER BRAIN" (0) Fri., Sat., "HIRED WIFE" (A) (A —Adult Certificate U —Universal Exhlb.) Ambassador Pt. chevalier, 7.40 p.m. Rex Harrison, Margaret Lockwood in "NIGHT TRAIN TO MUNICH"; Akim Tamiroff, Mary Boland in "THE MAGNIFICENT FRAUD.' Both Rec. by Censor for Adults. Adults, 11-. 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES E DIC A L REGISTRATION. I, FRANCIS HARDING SIMS, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (1941). now residing in Auckland, hereby give notice tiiat I intend applying on March 2, 1942 next, to have my name placed on the Medical Register of the of New Zealand; and that I have deposited the evidence of my qualification in the office of the Department of Health at Auckland. F. H. SIMS, Auckland Hospital. Dated at Auckland February 2, 1942. I hereby affirm myself to be the person named in the diplomas or medical registration certificate produced.—F. H. SIMS. BANKING; HOURS. Pursuant to "The Banking Emergency Regulations, 1942," on and after MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1942, the hours during which the under-mentioned Banks will b3 open to the public will be:— M onday to Friday ..(both inclusive), 10 &.m. to .2 p.m. Satarday, 9.30 a.m. to ll a.m. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA. LTD., THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, LTD. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. PUPILS WANTED ABANDON Aquatic Struggles, Swim with Balance.—Pro. Anderson, Tepid Baths. ART Metal Work, Basketery, etc. Prospeo tus posted.—Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. BOWER'S Engineering School still prepares Candidates for Exams. Marine and Land Diesel; also Steam Courses. Class and Correspondence.—Bower's Engineering and Radio School, Ltd., Colwill's Chambers. Swansea St., Auckland. Earn 5/ to 10/ per hour writing SHOWCARDS AND TICKETS. Free Illustrated Booklet shows you how to begin Writ<s to-day. McKay's Studios. P.O. Box 367, Wanganol. HAJ.RD REUSING. The Recommended S.'A College.—22B Queen St. HAIRDRESSING.— E. O'Hara Academy. Meivern's Bldgs, K'hape Rd. 45-027. EXPERT Personal Tuition in the Simple Druleigh Way of Dressmaking and Pattern Cutting No Charts or Special rulers. Anyone can learn, day or evening Druleigh College, Auckland and Hamilton. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR. SALE B EGG'S, for SO years the Leading Piano House, sell only dependable, guaranteed Pianos.—For Genuine Value, Call Begg's, Vulcan Lane Corner. Phone 82-320. BRINSMEAD, worth £lO5, for £BS. at Melotone Pianos, Darby St. TPOR QUALITY PIANOS, all Fully JC and at Low Prices, see the selection on view at WEBB'S PIANOS, m Academy Bldg., 127 Queen St., next Tabernacle lAN OS are Definitely Cheaper at Melotone Pianos, Darby St. . 2 AVE £2O on Your Piano Purchase. —Melotone Pianos. Darby St. • - ' \7"ISIT Melotone Pianos. Darby St. Their » prices are lower. OVER'S Melody House, 186, Top o 6ynionds St., Phone 4S-392. offer this week's specials at less than halt-price.—Carl Henkell. Tburmer. Williams, Bs.rthol. Sterling, Harper Ajello Squire and Longson. Brinsmead. Broadwood, Chappell, etc. "It's here you get real value." SALE OF PIANOS AT WATERS Urgently require their basement for an airraid shelter and nave to remove OVER 100 PIANOS. Ihese instruments must be sold, and each Piano has been heavily reduced. THI6 SACRIFICE IS YOUR GAIN. Never again will you have the choice of so many fine Pianos at such low prices. FOR CASH OR EASY TERMS. COUNTRY CLIENTS.—Send for Free Catalogue—any Piano sent on trial. FREE DELIVERY. Instruments to De sold include: Player Pianos, Baby Grand. Small Model Uprights, Organs FROM £25 UPWARDS." Call, or Write Immediately. T W A T E'R S. CIVIC SQUARE, AUCKLAND. Phone 49-047. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WANTED AXV.'AXKRS. Pti. 4U-U47, Civic Sq., give the very Best ' Spot Cash. Prices for Pianos, Player-Pianos and Organs. a RDEN ABBOTT or any other make of A Piano wanted. Highest spot cash offered, or will trade-in or exchange. BEGG'S MUSICAL ELECTRICAL CENTRE. Queen Street. Phone 32-320. MUSICIAN requires high-grade Piano for cash. —State make and price to EDB, '192 HKKU.D. , XTEW Restaurant, catering for wedding i\ parties, wants iron-framed Piano.—Reply to Proprietor, 493 Heiuld. FRUIT FOR SALE A PPLES, Gravenslein Cookers, 7/fi a case, A rail paid —R. Moorfield, 'l'e Kauwtiata. A PPLES, Gravensteiu, dessert, 10/- and A b/i Bottling Peaches 7/6 cash, rail paid.—Little. Henderson. (ILYDE Orchards, Te Kauwbata. —Order J Bon Pears now, 8/6, rail paid. DORIS Plums, good eating or bottling; 6/case 201b., rail paid.—Drumm, Runciman. MOORE'S Orchards. Henderson. —Plum?. Purple Gage and Monarch Ponds Cooking Apples, all 6/6, railed. PEACHES. Paragon, bottling or jam; 7/% 5/-; railed.—Griffin, R.D.. Kumeu. PLUMS. Burbanks, 4/6; Doris, botthnar. 6/6; Purple King, 8/-, rail paid; Jam Peaches. 5/- case.—Singer. Henderson. PRODUCE FOR SALE HAY. 12 acres, heavy crop. £1 per acre.— W. Wright, Taupaki. OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE A MAZTNG BARGAINS IN TYpE" r\ WRlTEßS.—'Woodstocks Royals Underwoods. Remingtons. Imperials. Barlocks etc., all thoroughly reconditioned and carrying our Written Guarantee. Rritinh Tvr'pwniprs. Ltd R7 Victotia St
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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24189, 3 February 1942, Page 8
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