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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24540, 24 March 1943, Page 6

COMMENCING TO-DAY 'A RIP-SNORTIN* COWBOY SHOW! A BLAZING FRONTIER FLARE-UP I ' TIVOLI TIV'OLI Near Grafton Bridge. Nightly at S BILL ELLIOTT as "WILD BILL HICKOK" BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER BILL ELLIOTT—TEX RITTER "KING OF DODGE CITY" "KING OF DODGE CITY" "KING OF DODGE CITY" lii Addition No. 2 ACTION TfIRILLER No. 2 No. 2 ACTION THRILLER No. 2 HIS K.O. LIST IS A MILK LONG AND THE SUCKER ACTUALLY THINKS HE'S WINNING ON' THE LEVEL! "THE MIRACLE KID" "THE MIRACLE KID" "THE MIRACLE KID" With -CAROL HUGHES—TOM NEAL CAROL HUGHES—TOM NEAL Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. CTATF DEVONPORT. Phono 70-101. ulAllli Finally To-night at 7.30. Car.v Grant—Joan Fontaine "SUSPICION" Kent Taylor—Wendy Barrie "REPENT AT LEISURE" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. "CT ATP ONE 11 UNO A. Phone 5-1-311. OIAI lL Finally To-night at 7.45. Forrest Tucker, Carol Hughes "EMERGENCY LANDING" Paul Kelly—Fay Wray "NOT A LADIES MAN" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. PRIWrFQ*! DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-130. rrUiNL-COO Finally To-night at 7.45. BARBARA STANWYCK—HENRY FONDA Iu the Wesley Ruggles Happiness Hit.... "YOU BELONG TO ME" Recommended by Censor for Adults. And PUT RICHMOND AV. Ph. 27-235. AL>£.L,rIII Finally To-night at 7.45. ARTHUE ASKEY MOORE MARRIOTT in the Hilarious "CHARLEY'S HEAKTED AUNT" Approved for Universal Exhibition. PFPAI PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-940. IxIAjAL. To-night & Thurs., 7.45. 6d GUEST NIGHT 6d Lloyd Nolan—Lynn Bari "CHARTER PILOT" Akiin Tamiroff, "WAY OF ALL FLESH" Both Recommended by Censor for Adults. SALES BY AUCTION TO MOUNT EDEN RESIDENTS GEORGE WALKER, LTD., At the Residence, 29 ViALLEi' KOAD, MUUNT EDEN. (Mount Eden End.) TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), AT II A.M. Instructed by Mr. H. VV. Jessop, who hus sold his properly and is giving up housekeep ing. The Residue of his Household Appointments. Details as previously advertised. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding Auctioneers. / i EORGE. WALKER, LIMITED vX will oeli by Public Auction, At the De Luxe Salerooms. 249 QUEEN ST.. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). AT 1 P.M., On Behalf of Whom H May Concern, H Pieces of Damaged Celanese fabric, average approximately 44 yards each On view at our Rooms. Specialty Auctioneers. Leonard Coakley. T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. High - class auction sale GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Will Sell by Public Auction at the De Luxe Salerooms, 249 QUEEN STREET, TO-MORROW iTHURSDAY), at LI a.m CHOICE OAK FURNISHINGS, Chesterfield Suites and Carpets, removed to our Spacious salerooms lor convenience of sale. At 12 Noon — Fine "Beach t A.C. Electric Refrigerator - new). At 1 o'clock — U Pieces Damaged Ceianese Fabric (aver age approx. 44 yards each) Very L' ine 7V bize Billiard-Diniug Table complete with covers, cues, balls, marker and all accessories (slate bed, and in very good order); Pair Binoculars am) Case, and Small Telescope. Ana at 1.30 p.m.— 2 A.C. Radio Sets Catalogue Includes. —3 Fine Oak Bedroom Suites, 3 Handsome Oak Dining Room Suites, 6 Choice Chesterfield Suites (uphol. in Tapestry, Moq'<ette and Genoa Velvet), 6 Riinu Lowboys, Superior Axininstor and Wilton Carpets, Silver, Electro. Plata and Brass•■ware. Details: — Living Room. —Handsome Oak Dining Room Spite of 6 pieces, comprising Leadlight and Mirrored Sideboard. Refectory Draw-leaf Dining Tables and 4 Dining Chairs en suite; Cut Glass Decanters, Water Jugs, Tumblers and Champagne Glasses, etc., Case Silver Fruit Knives and Forks, Beautiful Canteen of Walker and Hall's Cutlery (51 pieces, as new), Choice Chesterfield Suite of 3 pieces, uphol. in Flora! Wool Moquotte, Cushions, Large Brass Jardiniere, 3-Pieco E.P. Teaservice and Salver, E.P. Entree Dish, 2 Teasots, Maple Circle Occ. Table, Good Axiu. and Rev. Floor Rugs, Very Fine Oak Dining Room Suite, comprising Modern Oak Leadlight Sideboard, Draw-leaf Ext. Dining Table and 3 Chairs en suite; Cut Glass Vase and Salad Bowl, Fireside Chairs, 2 Tub Easy Chairs in Tapestry, Set 4 Oil Paintings (valuable sporting scenes), Fish Bowl, Jacobean Dining Table and 6 Chairs to match, Jacobean Tea Waggon, Occ. Tables, 4 Good Chesterfield Suites, each 3 pieces, nphol. in Tapestry, Genoa Velvet and Moquette; Piano Stool, Circle Occ. Chair, Oak Gate-leg Table and 4 Oak Chairs en suite; "Electrolux" and "Endurer" Electric Vacuum Cleaners, Table Linen, Curtains, etc., etc. Bedrooms. —Fine Oak Bedroom Suito of 4 pieces, comprising Full-length Wardrobe, Mirrored Dressing Chest, Lowboy and Double Panel Bedstead en suite; H.S. Wire Wove, Good Kapok Bedding, Blankets and Household Linen, Towels, Sheets, etc., Travelling J'ug, Easy Chairs and Bedside Tables, Choice Oak Bedroom Suite of 4 pieces, comprising Oak Wardrobe, Shaped Mirror Dressing Chest. Toilet Cabinet and full-size Bedstead, Kapok Bedding, Writing Bureau, Fine Oak Reflex Mirrored Dressing Chest and Gent's Tallboy; 2ft. Uin D.P. Panel Com. Bedstead. 6 Rimu Lowboys, 2 Rimu Dressing Chests, D and Single Bedsteads and Wire Woves, Pink Child's Dressing Chest and other Bedroom Plenishments. Kitchen.—"Beach' A.C. Electric Refrigerator (as new), Rimu Kitchen Cab'net, Rimu Kitchen Table and 4 Chairs, G >od Alum, and Enamel Saucepans and Ket, les, Set 4 Aim. Steamers, Aim. Pres. Pan, Juice Extractor, Aim. Frypans, Casserole, Crockery, Clock Scales, Electric Irons, Set Canisters, Cat's Basket Bed. Ewbank Carpet Sweeper, Wringer, Card Tables. Bird Cage, Fine Antproof Meat Safe, 2 Pennsylvania Lawnmowers, Garden Tools, 45ft Garden Hose, Saw, Vegetable Basket and Hosts of good Sundries. And at 2.30 p.m.— Extra Fine Collection of Carpets, including: 3 Body Carpets, 19, 20 and 25 yards, Super Wilton and Axminster Squares, sixes 13.0 x 11.3. 13.6 x 0, 13 x 10, ll.fi x 11.3, 12 X 9, 10.6 * 9, 9 x 9, 9 x 7.6, etc.; 6 Yds R6in Axrn Hall Runner. Now on View. Leonard Coakley, T. A. Goulding, Auctioneers. ARTHUR. LIMITED., No. 32 ELGIN STREET, GREY LYNN. (In Deceased Estate.) MONDAY NEXT, 11 A.M. Complete Furnishings of 5 Rooms, Singer Machine, Carpet. Squares. Hall Runner, General Furnishings and Kitchen Requisites, Wringer. Good Lawn mower, etc. Full Details Later. Thos. B. Arthur, Auctioneer. "IVOETH AUCKLAND FARMERS' IN CO-OPERATIVE. LIMITED, Au ct ionee rs, Wark wor tb. KAIPARA FLATS STOCK SALE. TUES.. MARCH 30. AT 12.30. 150 CATTLE, inc.:—lo Sprg. Cows and TUr.-., 15 beef Cows and Hfrs., S Vealers 30 Boner and Store Cows, 10 Wearier Shrn. Calves, 12 Jer. Hfr. Calves. Entries solicited. TV OPTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' COPS OPERATIVE, WHAN GAR EI. HORSE FAIR, ' KAMO. FRI., MARCH 26, at 11 a.m, Sfcirp. 100 Horses. Quantity Harness and Sundries; also Thoroughbred Mare and 6-year Pacing Gelding. fjVTEWTON KING. LIMITED. 1X MANAWAKU STOCK SALE, SCHOOL ROAD. MANAWAKU. THURS., MARCH 25, 1943, 12 Noon ISO Cattle—l2 Fat P.A. and Her. Cows, 25 Fat Cows, 90 Store and Boner Cons, 30 AVeancr Jer. Hfrs., 20 Bulls. 300 Slieep, 40 J at Wethers, 40 Fat , Maiden Ewes, 50 BreedEwes, 150 2-taoth Wethers; 40 Fat and l*tore Pigs.