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TODAY'S THE DAY— , TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT— EMBASSY ■ .T. C. Williamson's Intimate Theatre WELLESLEY ST. (opp. Public Library) PLANS AT EMBASSY—PH. 82-000 ENTERTAINMENT WITH EVERYTHING! ROLLICKING ROMANCE LILTING / SONGS GAY LAUGHTER 1 THE GAYEST AND GREATEST DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN DEANNA DURBIN THE BUTLER'S SISTER "I'll. THE BOSS KISSED HER THEN THE FUN BEGAN. .. . "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER" FRANCHOT TONE PAT O'BRIEN iTlie Boss) (The Butler) AKIM TAMIROFF ALAN MOWBRAY FRANK JENKS WALTER CATLETT (Bewitched and bewildered Butlers) DEANNA SINGS "TURNADOT" "RUSSIAN MEDLEY" "WHEN YOU'RE AWAY" "IN THE SPIRIT OF THE MOMENT" A Universal Picture Approved for Universal Exhibition. "Dir.: Kerridgo Theatres (throughout N.Z.) STATE STATE 7.30 Finally Tonight 7.30 ANNA NEAGLE, RAY MILLAND in '"IRENE" Joyous. .Romantic. .Tuneful. .Lovelyl Also for Excitement, Beauty and Happiness SONJA HEN lE, JOHN PAYNE in "SUN VALLEY SERENADE" 7.30 Commencing Tomorrow 7.30 Returning For You A Picture of Great Strength and Greater Significance.... GREER CARBON WALTER PIDGEON in "MRS MINIVER" "MRS MINIVER" "MRS MINIVER" An Epic of Gallantry! A Classic of Courage! A Stirring Saga of the Brightness for the Future against tho Shadow of the Present. Grand Supporting Programme. (All Approved for Universal Exhibition) APPEALS MAKOGAI LEPER FUND.—Wo Welcome Your Kindly Interest in our leper friends. All donations will be .acknowledged by me oersonall.v P J TWOMEY, , "Leper Man." Christchurch LECTURES AND MEETINGS Maureen morris Alexander, Nutrition Expert, Speaks TODAY, 2 p.m., to WOMEN: "STOMACH ULCERS AND GASTRITIS." First Floor, Brunswick Bldg., 174 Queen St. • Spend an interesting and profitable hour. Bring your written Questions to the "Questions and Answers" Session No children admitted. Silver Collection. Garden gl or y." Illustrated Talk by Miss Elsie K. Morton. THIS EVENING, 8 P.M. Lewis Eady Hall. Admission, A/0, plus Tax, 3d. WANTED TO BUY OLD Gold, Platinum Diamonds, tiighest prices.—Power, 30 H.M. Arcade. 31-043. ORNAMENTS, China Figure; also Crystal Ware, Imitation Jewellery, Diamond Rings, any fashion. Spot cash.—BN4B4 Herald. POKER Work Machine, electric, good order. —Ph. !>7, Manurewu. FRAM, Doll's, cane or sen grass, movable hood, any condition.—DA 085 Herald. 'PULLOVER. Cub's, fit boy of U. Ph. I 71 -0(H). PUSHCHAIR, folding cane, good order. — R. L. Savage, P. 8., Wailii. I>INC (Diamond), 5-stone or good cluster, lb urgently.—XW7lo Ilkiiald. RTNG (Diamond), any nice design; good i diamonds. — VT7IS Herald. RING, suitable engagement, preferably 1 or . more large diamonds, but will entertain any attractive style.— YBOS Herald. (J FAYING Machine. Singer or other good i> make; urgently.—l'll 20-057. SEWING Machine, treadle, in cabinet, must be in Jirst-class order.—Ph. 24-258. QEWING Machines, tip to £3O; Electrics, O ,t'2s; Dropheads. Cash waiting.—Ph 40-205 QEWING Machines, any make, best prices. O Also Repairs done. —15 St. Kevins Arc., Karangahape Rd., opp. Rcndells Ph 30-702. <j TAMPS, 11)31, Health; also Hornby Train, n —Ph. mornings 40-807, MR3SI Herald. UTOVE, second-hand; must be sound. —Ph. O 11-704. , STOVE, gas. modern, good cond. Ph. 20-300 after (i o'clock tonight (Tuesday). rp.'\NK. 100-gal., iron.—l'll. 10-001). rpREES, Pimm Macrocarpa, etc., suitable .1 milling, Henderson and adjacent districts; good prico given.—8A530 Herald. rjHHTNK, Cabin, urgently.—Ph. 40-373. UMBRELLA Frames.—We pay up to 3d per rib.—Hensley, 145 Symonds St. \\TIIEELBARROWS (2), Contractor's, with rubber wheels. —Ph. 04-007. WJOOIi, skeins, .Aolea Jubilee Blue.— DA \ \ 5i)3 Herald. ___ RADIOS, BINOCULARS. MICROSCOPES. COMPASSES, HEADPHONES, or Any Instruments. Good Prices Offered RIPLEY'S RADIOS, J1 Customs Street West. rrOOLSI TOOLS! Carpenters', Engineers'. L Scientific, etc., required Highest Cash Prices Ph. 48-375, ROBTNSON'S. LTD.. 352-4-0 Queen Street, opp. Town Hall. ALL CLASSES of Postage Stamps Bought. Ask for Buying List. Ph 44110 PIM AND CO., 800 301 and 310 Chancery Chambers. Auckland, C.l.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25022, 12 October 1944, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25022, 12 October 1944, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25022, 12 October 1944, Page 8

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