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New Zealand Herald, Volume 79, Issue 24274, 15 May 1942, Page 8

ATTEND THE MATINEES 11 a.m. 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. PLAZA QUEEN STREET Phone 41-586 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. To-day: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. Edward SmalJ Presents ALEXANDRE DUMAS' ALEXANDRE DUMAS' MOST AMAZING AD VEN TUBE-ROMANCE CORSICAN BROTHERS" CORSICAN BROTHERS" CORSICAN EROTHERS" CORSICAN BROTHERS" CORSICAN BROTHERS" CORSICAN BROTHERS" CORSICAN BROTHERS" Dumas" Most Unusual, Most Exciting Storj of Two Brothers with,but a Single Soul Starring DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JUN. RUTH AKIM WARRICK TAMIROFF JOHN EMERY—HENRY WILCOXON H B. "WARNER. Plans at Theatre & Begg's. A United Artists Release. PLAZA—PHONE 41-586 Approved for Universal Exhibition. "Liberty Loan Subscribe Now." /6xford\ /avon\ I OXFORD \df AVON Yk f QUEEN ST, & Corner of U opp C.P-O. North Rd. &// YV Dh nn . AO oIA y/\\ Ponsonby Rd. 1 \\PnoQC 42-27yy Ph. 27-077 // Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. OXFORD AVON Nightly "at 7.45 Life—Flaming, Tempestuous, Fierce and Magnificent! A Life of Heroes—The World's Most Fearless Men, who Defy Death for Fame and Fortune! TYRONE POWER—RITA HAYWORTH In Vincente Blasco Ibanez' Immortal Story.... "BLOOD and SAND" "BLOOD and SAND" "BLOOD and SAND" "BLOOD and SAND" Recommended by Censor for Adults. EXTRA at AVON ONLY The Crazy Gang in the Hilarious "FROZEN LIMITS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. lonfi SPECIAL FOR THE LUUK! CHILDREN at the Oxford—ll A.M. & 2 P.M. Sessions Only 7 NEW ATTRACTIONS: 5 CARTOONS—COMEDY—"BLOOD and SAND." AVON—Sat., 1.30: Big Popeye Matinee. 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 — SALES BY AUCTION S.QUIRRELL AND COY WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THEIR SALEROOMS, 54 HIGH STREET. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), AT 11 A.M. 36FT. MAPLE AND WALLBOARE PARTITIONS (good order), 200 yds Wire Netting, Panel Doors, 2 G.i. Baths, Shop Fittings, Barrow, Chaff Cutter, 2 Chicken Brooders. Feed Bins, 1 Feed Hopper, Gas Stoves, Step Ladders, Shop Counters, MAPLE CABINET (with glass doors and fitted with sliding trays), 12 and 14Gal. Concrete Copper Stands, Copper Boilers, 2 Pairs Gumboots, 1 Patent Revolving Clothes Drier, Reg. Grates, Gas Fires, Electric Radiators, 1 NEECO ELECTRIC GRILLER (perfect order), Electric H.W. Cylinders, .6 24 x 16 Enamel Sinks (new), 5-Ton Chain Hoist, 2 Side Gates, 35 and 65yd Mullet Jiets, Raleigh Motor-cycle, 30ft Garden Hose, Pol Plants, 2 Hanging Ferns. Bird Cages, 62 SHEETS 10ft COBR. IRON, 5 Leigtha Flushing, 1 Water Meter, 1 Grit Mill, 2 B itIRROR-DOOR WARDROBE Comb. Chests, Chests Drawers, Double Beds and Wires, Oval Oak Table, Dining Chairs, Easy Chairs, Oak Settee, Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Couches, A.C. and D.C. RADIO SETS, Island Showcase, 1 Prismatic Compass (burvevor's), 1 Banjo-Mandolin, 1 Electric Vibrator and General Household Sundries. TERMS CASH. FRED ZIEGLER, Auctioneer and Valuer. SPTTIfAL NOTICE TO CABINETM\KERS,~ ENGINEERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. AT,MOST NEW AIS D VERY LATESi WOODWORKING MACHINERY. ETC. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers, Wellington. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 19, Commencing at 10.30 a.m. Sharp. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of Vainable and Up-to-date Cabinetmaking Plant, Timber Hardware, Spray Plant and Guns, (Off Molesworth St.), Wellington. By order of the Liquidator in the Estate of TRAINOR AND JOWER.S, LTD. (in Ll The a Most' Up-to-date Woodworking Plant that has been sold in Wellington tor many vears (Everything in excellent order.) WADKIN PATTERN SANDER, complete with British Thompson Houston Motor and S.K.F. Bearings. Squaring Saw, 3 h.p. Motor (Thompson Houston), V Belt Drive S.K.F. Bearings, 2 Hollow Ground Circular Saws, "Tawco Shaper and Dovetail Combination rtth I.E.A f h.p. Motor. (This i. a mom efficient machine and mounted 0 » % ta stand.) "Tauco 6m Jointer and 10m Kip Saw Combination on metal stand and 1 a.p. B T.H. Motor (all motors are complete with starters); "Tauco" 14in Band Saw and Bor inir Machine Combination and 8.1.n.. l n.p. Motor complete with Bits, Bobbins and Emery Wheel; "Van Dorn Heavy Duty /£» and Moisture Trap, 25tt nose ana pen (all as new); 1 Spray Booth coniplcte with metal Duct Exhaust, 15m B.G.E. Elec. tan -ind Turntable 1 Arnold Spray (?un 1 Veneer Press and 4 Moulds for Chair Backs, Sideboard Bow Doors, and Bow Drawers and Toilet Doors, 5 Good Cabinetmakers Benches fitted with new Woden and Parkiiwon Vices, 7 Sets Trestles 9 Heavy T. Bar Cramps, 7 f?ft and 2 sft long; 30 !New .Benzine Pins. Polish Shop Stove complete with pipes, Elec. Ring, 8-drawer Pedestal Office Desk, etc., etc JVlfiO! 3000 ft (approx.) Well-seasoned Silky Oak, Jap Oak, Southland Beech, Kauri and R*™". etc all picked timber in all sizes Buitable for Cabinetmakers and Joiners; 140 Sheets Assorted Plywood. £'2oo worth of Cabinet makers' Hardware Handles, Butts, Screws and Fittings of all deßcriptions Q'iantity of Polish Shop Equipment, Lacquers, etc. Morris 8 h.p. Sedan Car, 1838 Model In beautiful order and condition. Everything, upholstery, paint, engine, tyres, all "» excellent. condition. This Car has been specially SA LE°°NEXT °TUESDAY AT 10.30 A.M. SHARP. The whole of this up-to-date Machinery and Plant is in perfect order and as new. The Best Lot of Woodworking Machinery that has been gold by Auction in Wellington for many years. , Machines can all be seen working up to morning of sale. . Buying Orders may be left with the Auctioneer for any lots. E' JOHNSTON AND CO AUCTIONEERS. WKITLINOTON. IMPORTANT DISPERSAL SALE. GRO.HAM HURST JERSEYS, The Property of Mr. A, J. Arthur, TUHTKARAMEA, to be held on the farm, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, AT 11 A.M. THE WHOLE PEDIGREE STUD, comprising: 31. Stud Cows 5 Rising 2-yr.-old Stud Heifers, 0 Rising Yearling Stud Heifers, 1 Imported Herd Sire, 7 Rising 2-yr.-old Bulls, 8 Rising Yearling Bulls—sß Head. Owing to Mr. Arthur shortly going into camp he has decided to disperse the whole Stud. This is a young herd 23 of the cows being rising 3 and 4-year-olds and a notable feature is their soundness and early calving dates, the bulk of the herd being end of June and July calvers. Outstanding females include Orangedale Lobeita, lifetime record with 31301b. fat, with daughters of such great cows as Wellfield Sweetpea, 11.C., G.H.T. 6001b. fat in 285 days; Tauwhare Margot, C.O.R. 6121b. fat at three years; Wellfield Creamy, H.C.. 5381b. fat at three years. Many are daughters of the imported sire It's Arkona's Viscount, line bred to You'll Do's Volunteer and an outstanding sire. This stud combines some of the outstanding families from the now-dispersed Tauwhare and Wellfield Studs and the use of two imported sires, It's Arkona's Viscount and Surville Sultan's Beau has loft young progeny of exceptionally good stamp. Good C.O.R. and ITerd Tests cover practically all the females offered. Catalogues Available. Auctioneers: ■yyRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD. GISBORNE CATTLE FAIR. MATAWHERO SALEYARDS, TUESDAY. MAY 30. 700 BULLOCKS AND STEERS. 550 i Cows and Heifers, 550 M.S. Weanerg. ' Salo Commences at 10 a.m.