Page 8 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24214, 4 March 1942, Page 8

CENTURY Queen Street Phone 42-169. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. - Deaf Aids Theatre Air-Conditioned ■ MAGNIFICENTLY PRODUCED with Adventure —Eotpance—Action and MIGHTY AS THE OCEAN'S ROAR! A" Soul-tormented Skipper lashing a Mutinous Crow—and a Girl Stowaway who was. DANGEROUS CARGOI FRANK LLOYD'S Titanic Screen Thrill Surpassing- His "Mutiny On The Bounty" "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" With All-Star Casti FRANCHOT WALTER TONE * BRENNAN JOHN CARROLL CAROL BRUCE A Universal Picture. Recommended by Censor for Adults. = VICTORY = = VICTORY = = VICTORY = Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. V Theatre of Perfection V Situated Corner Green Lane and L-r Great South Road. Phone 16-847. TO-NIGHT & THURS. at 8. The Thrilling Pages of Stewart E. White's Best-Selling Novel Come Vividly to Life on the Screen! HENRY FONDA—JOAN BENNETT In the All-Action Romance.... "WILD GEESE CALLING" "WILD GEESE CALLING" "WILD GEESE CALLING" Recommended by Censor for Adults. Special Featurettes CRYSTAL PALACE MT. EDEN Phone 00-573 RIALTO RIALTO NEWMARKET Phone 48-009 || Theatres of Distinction || 6d GUEST NIGHT 6d ONE NIGHT ONLY—TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. BATTLE OF WITS Glamorous, little known «.Capetown and the fabulous diamond mining empire of which it is the centre set the stage for this novel tale of a romantic-minded young Royal Air Eorce officor, who gets seriously involved with a lovely lady crook. GEORGE BRENT—ISA MIRANDA JOHN LODER—NIGEL BRUCE "ADVENTURE IN DIAMONDS" Associate Feature FLORENCE RICE —KENT TAYLOR, In the Thrilling Story of a Female "Raffles, "GIRL IN 313" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. DCPFNT'- EPSOM. Phone 00-14*2. 1 FINAL GUEST NIG HT at 7.45 Sandy Powell, "HOME FROM HOME" Edmund Lowe,"THE WITNESS VANISHES" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. HF I J IYF MT - ALBERT. Phone 40-104. UL, LiU/YL* Finaliy To-night at 7.45. Ellery Queen, -'PENTHOUSE MYSTERY" Ann Sheridan, "WINTER CARNIVAL" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. FOR SALE AXMINSTER Carpet, rust, 6ft. x 8, good order.—Ring 25-289, mornings only. A XMINSTER Carpet, Oft. x 10ft. Oin., A autumn tonings, complete with cowhair underfelt, new cond.. £ls. —70 Kurahaupo St., Orakei. BAIII, Roller Shutter Door, suit garage.— Phone 03-097. CAMERA, 120 size, Ihagee. 4.5 tessar.— Camera, 349 M Herald. CIARPET, green and fawn; Dark Oak Din- > ing Suite.—l 4 Hinemoa Ay., Devonport C\AR Cover, extra heavy English Duck, reJ inforced wide seams, eyelets all round, new condition, 30ft x ]Bft; unprocurable today.—BZ, 377 M Herald. jV/f EDICAL Intermediate Text Books, first iTX year, perfect order. —Phone 42-001. PRAM, latest model, in good condition.— Williams, Seaview Kiosk, St. Eeliers. PRIVATELY. —Girl's Tailor-mad© Navy Coat, Blazer, Heavy Raincoat, School Shoes (size (i); also Highland Costume, fit 16 years.—Apply Jleiui.d. "OUBLISHER will sell Exclusive Selling X -Rights for N.Z. Quick Selling Line.— For full details write Book, 307 Herald. OHOTGUN, D.8., hammer, made by Os O borne, London; good condition; best offer. —Lewis, Takanim. Ph. 7D, Manurewa. Remington, Standard -L Model, excellent condition; £lO or offer. —Phones 40-155 or 26-853. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE A TWATER-KENT, A.C., All-wave, 6-v. model; I'll 10/. —Apply Herald. BATTERY Vibrator Sets. We specialise in manufacturing these machines. Prices from £l7/10/-. —F. W. Mount,joy, Royal Oak, 5.E.5. /COMPARISON WILL CONVINCE YOU! That ELCO Radios are individually built, incorporating all-the Latest in Radio Science!. ELCO RADIOS, LTD., 16 Wyndham St. Phone 42-680. /"J.OODMASTER'S, 355 Queen St., below vT Y.W.C.A., for Bargains in Radios. pi'SHER'S Radios, 494 Queen St., for your next Courtenay Radio.—Phone 40-008. RADIOS, I>.C., reconditioned. £4 up.— Webb's Radios, 11 Wellesley St. E. tt T.C. Radio Service, Phone 44-449. E. R: O. Cooper and Co., Strand Arcade. SPEAKER, Electric, 12in. and Oin.; 10/each.—2soA Great North Rd. SED Radios, all guar. 3 mths., wide selection; £3/10/- up.—Wiseman's Outboards, 32 Customs St. (under Red Clock), C.l. nd Co., Strand Arcade. A "TIGER" ON SHORT-WAVE. A. 5-Valve Skyscraper gets European, U.S.A. and foreign short-wave easily and accurately. Only £2l cash. Easy Terms. Phone 32-700 for trial.—BOND & BOND, LTD. RADIO APPARATUS WANTED SMALL, modern, D.C., cash buyer; no dealers. —WM, 389 Herald. RADIO REPAIRS ALL RADIO REPAIRS A By Qualified Radiotricians. Prompt Attention to All Inquiries. JOHNS, LTD., Radio and Sound Engineers, Johns Buildings, Chancery St. Pli 49-054. ANY Make of Radio Repaired by efficient, expert Radio Technicians; mod. charges. —Hegg's, Vulcan Lane Corner. I'll. 32-3' jo. TOSHER'S Radios, 494 Queen St., will loan J- you a Radio Free while they are Repairing Yours.-—■lo-00*. i?OR Expert Repairs call United Radio Ser- : vice, Metropolis Bldgs., Queen St., or Ring 14-53'*. Charges reasonable. F jANET RADIOS, Grey Lynn, for Prompt Expert Repairs.—Phone 26-686. SERVICING RADIOTRICIANS; O Prompt and Efficient. All Makes Serviced at Keen Charges, PHONE 42-741, RIPLEY'S RADIOS, 11 Customs St.' W. VIC. PENNY, Mt. Eden, Radio Service for 'Reliable Repa i rs. —63-830. &RAMOPHONES A RE YOU USING YOUR PORTABLE A. GRAMOPHONE? We Buy H.M.V. or Columbia. WISEMAN'B, LTD., 170-172 Queen Street, Auckland. E Buy Portable Gramophones. Bond ftnd Rrtnrf « Custom® East. PIANO TUNING ARTHUR BREE. Piano Tuner Repairer. ■A Polisher. Free advice, etc.— Pn. 19-748. A LL Tuning and Repair Work by Expert A Craftsmen.—Begg's Musical and Electrical Centre. Phone 32-320. A TWATERS, Phone 49-047, Civic Square, r - v have the best Tuners and Repairers. A CTION Repairs, Tuning and Toning. -£*•10/0. —Over's Melody House, Symonds St.