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New Zealand Herald, Volume 80, Issue 24760, 7 December 1943, Page 6

|MAJE S T I C A Puller Theatre Phone 43-210 Continuous 11 a.m to J-?; 8 p,m " Evening Session 7.45 P; m - The Coolest Theatre in Town Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer presents "The Best Picture of any year "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" "GOODBYE MR. CHIPS" With Robert' Donat and Greer Garson A saga of the men who build the great characters of To-morrow I ASSOCIATE FEATURE. Universal Pictures present Dead End Kids & Little Tough Guys in "KEEP 'EM SLUGGING" Both Approved for Dniversai Exhibition. Noto: "Keep 'em Slugging' will not oe screened at 5 p.m. Session "v miffsTß AND IIJIII ,f 11 j Direction: Civic Theatre. Ltd. 11l Four Sessions Daily || Plans at Theatre. Phone <l3-114. THE BIG FIGHTS ARE NOW ON! All the Epic Bouts since Jack Johnson lost the Crown to Jess Willard. GENE TUNNEY TOM HEENEY JOE LOUIS MAX BAER PRIMO CARNERA MAX SCHMELKsG GEORGES CARPENTIER JACK DEMPSEY And first scenes of the Australian marvel in action-LES DARCY in his 9-round bout with GEO. CHIPP — "BOXING MEMORIES" "BOXING MEMORIES" "BOXING MEMORIES" Together with the Supporting Classic ol Racetrack Speedsters, "GOLDEN HOOVES" Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. Excellent Supporting Programme. 11111 a cTHD 11111 DOMINION ROAD j ASTOR HI jj Phone 61-433 Finally To-night at 8 :: Variety Session 7.30 VDTTH FELLOWS and all-star Cast in CHILDREN" Gene Autry in "RHYTHM OF THE SADDLE ! Both Approved for Universal Exhibition. STALLS, 6d ;: CIRCLE, 9d M 1 L F 0 R D. DROME Tonight. Lupe Velez, Bruce Bennett & , Le ? (T Ca ,° ( i° "HONOLULU LU" (A). Wed.: Law of the Timber" (U) and "Gay Vagabond .(A). (A) Rec. by Censor for Adults. (U) Univ. Ex. lectures and meetings Maureen morris Alexander Speaks TO-DAY (TuesJ, 2 P-m-.t? WOMEN, "Blood Pressure: High and Low, Ist Floor, Brunswick Bldgs., 174 Queen st. Avoid disappointment. Come early. pRIPPLE CHILDREN AND ADULTS' L- SWIMMING .AND SOC. CLUB. ,A Meeting to be held WED., Dec. 8, Miss M Osborne's home, 19 Pompalher ice., Ponsonby, at 7 p.m. All interested are welcome^ GED Pensioners' Association. Sociable Afternoon, To-morrow (Wednesday), Bth, 2 p.m. Song, Music. The speaker: Mrs. B. V. Cassidy, "China and Its Peoples. Courtney Hall, opp. Newton P.O. —1. 11. Megann. pUBLIC MEETING. A Meeting of all Property Owners adjoining Lake Waikare and others interested in the drainage of the Lake is being held in the Ohinewai Hall on THURSDAY NEXT. December 9, at 1.45 p.m. BUSINESS.—To discuss the frequent flooding of the Lake, and. if deemed advisable, to set up a Committee to take the necessary steps to effect improvements. Mr. A. S. Sutherland, M.P., Mr. Samson. Chairman of the Waikato County Council, and Mr. Geo. Smith, Riding Member, will be present. W. C. DA VIES, Convener. WANTED TO BUY 4 NTIQUE Furniture, Brassware. SilverA. ware, anything old; highest prices given —Ring 49-017. Atwaters, Civic Squaro. 4 i\IiWU.C, r uruuure, oiixtriA ware, anything old; highest prices given —Ring 49-017. Atwaters, Civic Squaro. \ PPaKEL —Ladies' Gent.'s. Children s .A Best puces.—ls9 Symonds St. 30-084. 4 PPAREL, Cast-off Clothing—Mrs. Aitken 17 Mt Eden Rd Ph. 48-157. We call A PPAREL.—Men's Suits, Overcoats. FootA. wear; top prices. We call.—Perry's. 115 Symonds St. Ph. 44-772. APPAREL, Suits. Linen, Fur Coats. Ladies' Clothing.—Ph. 48-476; 149 Symonds St. Mrs. Thompson calls. APPAREL. —Eady's. Victoria St., urgently require Superior Frocks, Costumes, Underclothing; Gent.'s, Children's Wear, Boots, Shoes, Books, etc.—4B-848. We call. BEDS (3), single, 2ft 6in wide; Wire Wove. —W. Hutchison, Flat Bush Rd.. Papatoetoe. I JONES any quantity; best prices. N l> Austin Ltd. Te Papapa Ph 54-277 gRIDAL Veil; reasonable.—PV34o Herald. CAMERA, V.P.K., must be in lst-class order. —Ring 60-406 CANTEEN, empty, suitable cutlery, essential good cond. —Price, etc., XVSOO Herald. Used, gouii condition - Icm - / Shop, 464 Queen St.: 43-565. r-URPETS. about 9 x 12 and 10ft. 6in. oi L- Bod.v Carpet. Rues and Runner —42-508 CASH Registers, Scales. Bread and Bacon Slicers. —Dominion Scale Co., 15 Albert St. C CHILD'S Tricycle, large size, good condi j tion; good cash price.—Apply or write 561 Manukau Rd., Epsom. CLOTHING. Ladies' Gent.'s, Children» \ anv quantity.—72 Pitt St. Ph. 40-491 Benzine—Ph. 24-534. riUTTING-Out Shears, pair of 9 or lOin. V ' left hand, good cond. —Box 46W. Auckland Dictionary, wiiiiams' Maori, 1932. new or second-hand; state price.—Student, c.o. Kaveney. Matamata. DfNING Table, Light Oak. Extension; price.—Box 3, Takapuna. DOLL,, sleeping, in good cond.—Ph. 16-360 before 9 a.m. and after 7 p.m. jQOLL'S Pram,' Seagrass.—Ph. 78-523. DOLL'S Pram, medium or large. Ph. 64-435. DOLL'S Pram, any kind but wood; repairs no objection.—SY769 Herald. DOLL'S Pram, cane or seagrass. good condition not essential. —HY995 Herald. DRESSING Chest, Oak, dark, modern, large mirror; private buyer.—JDßoo Herald. , DRUMS, empty molassee, any quantity; will call. —Box 1753. IPLECTKIC Gramophone, Motor and Pick Hi up together or separate: cash.—42-680 IfLECTROLUX, Silent Model, or other good J make; high cash price good machine. — Ph.2o-869, evening; P.O. Box 1478, Auck. FALSE Teeth, any condition, old, pre-1900; Diamonds, any size; Gold. Silver; your price paid.—Pearline. 9 Kean's Bldgs. FELTEX, to cover Hall, 6ft x 30ft.—Ph. 16-613. jpLASK, Thermos, large size.—Ph. 42-335. APPAREL.— Complete Wardrobes Bought. Highest Cash Prices Paid for Superior Ladies' and Gentlemen's Clothing. PERRY'S, 115 Symonds St Ph 44-772 We Will Call. BEST CASH PRICES FOR OLD GOLD. JEWELLERY, DIAMONDS. JAMES PASCOE. LTD.. Jewellers. 202 Karangahape Road, 80 Queen Street. Auckland. BINOCULARS, Cameras. Sports Goods, Firearms. Musical Instruments, Jewellery, Suits, Overcoats, Tools, etc. Money loaned on all merchandise. —ROBINSON'S. LTD.. cor Hobson and Victoria Sts. 43-010. Bottles metals. waste MATERIALS. Specially Catered for by Newmarket Branch. McKENDRICK BROS., LTD. BROOKING AND SON, Booksellers, 22 Customs St. East The Shop on the Corner wante to buy Books and Magazines in good »rdw Travel. Fiction. Classics. New Zealand, etc —Ph 44-062 DIAMONDS. JEWELLERY, OLD GOLD For Highest Cash Prices call or send W. COLTMAN AND SONS, LTD. Jewellers. 194 Queen Street. Auckland. lAMONDS, OLD GOLD JEWELLERY. Highest Prices Paid. Offers Return Mail. A. & O H N, LIMITED, Established 80 Years. 178 Queen Street. Hundreds pounds worth used FURNITURE WANTED WEEKLY. Large or Small Lots. SPOT CASH 8.8.C. FURNITURE STORE. 165 Ponsonby Road. Ph 26-264. OFFICE SAFE, fireproof, for books and papers, with 1 or 2 cash drawers; Office Table. State make, sizo and where to bo seen to JM7IO Herald. Or PH. 42-830. S E D FUR N 1 T U R E ANY QUANTITY. We will pay you Spot Cash for your Home as it Stands. Highest Prices in Auckland Valuations Free GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Ph. 42-815 249 Queen Street USED FURNITURE AND FURNISH INGS. —Pianos, Vacuum Cleaners, etc. etc., any quantity. Highest prices given Prompt cash Also VALUATIONS and AUCTIONS a Specialty. J. R. ROBERTSON. LTD., 201 Queen St., opp. John Court's, Ph. 48-025 VI O N E Y FOR X M A S. 1U , Highest Cash Prices. Art Jewellery, Brooches, Buckles, Beads, Amber, Crystal, Pearl, Venetian Necklets; old, new or otherwise. Also interested Antique Silverware, Greenstone and Old China. Repairs to Jewellery a specialty. Call or post to THE JEWELLERY COY.. 3rd Floor (take the Lift). Commercial Bank Chambers. Queen St., Auckland (just past Woolworths).