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New Zealand Herald, Volume 81, Issue 25053, 17 November 1944, Page 8

EEAL ACTION-PACKED DRAMAS TODAY 1 TONIGHT I f ROXY iS ROXY CONTINUOUS f AVON N AVON Corner of Gt. North Rd. <fc Ponsonby Rd. l To-night at \ 7.30 > Phone 41-341. Phone 27-077. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "PHANTOM KILLER" !A MURDEROUS MANIAC MEETS HIS MASTER .IN THIS SPINE-TINGLING MYSTERY! "PHANTOM KILLER" A CORPSE, HIS ONLY CLUE I "PHANTOM KILLER" WRITTEN IN BLOOD I A SPINETINGLING DRAMA OP A DEAF MUTE WHO DEALS DEATH AND DEFIES DETECTION With Dick Purcell WHO DEFIES THE PHANTOM KILLER Joan Woodbury HIS NEXT VICTIM John Hamilton WAS HE MAN OR GHOSTP (Recommended by Censor for Adults) No. 2 ACE FEATURE No. 2 No. 2 ACE FEATURE No. 2 BRUCE BENNETT—EVELYN KEYES BRUCE BENNETT—EVELYN KEYES IN . „ ''There's Something About A Soldier (Approved for Universal Exhibition) CTATF DRV ON PORT. Phone 70-101. O 1 A 1 Li Tonight Snt., at 7.H0. JOHN MILLS—ERIC PORTMAN • "WE DIVE AT DAWN" ED. EV. NORTON— JEFFREY LYNN t "THE BODY DISAPPEARS" CTATI7 ONEHUNGA. Phone 54-341. OIAIL. Tonislit at 7.30 & Sat., 7.45. Claudette COLBERT—Fred MacMURRAY "NO TIME FOR LOVE" & WM. ("Hopalong Cassidy") BOYD t "Riders of the Deadline" PDTMrtTCQ DOMINION RD. Ph. 61-439. FAIINL-CiOO Tonight Sat., at 7.45. DON AM ECHE—JANET BLAIR * "Something To Shout About" * & Johnny WEISSMULLER—Nancy KELLY * "Tarzan's Desert Mystery" nrp a J PONSONBY RD. Ph. 26-040. I\CAjAL Tonight & Sat., at 7.45. ANN SHERIDAN—DENNIS MORGAN t "WINGS FOR THE EAGLE" & WALLY BROWN—ALAN CARNEY * "Adventures of a Rookie" + Denotes Recommended by Censor for Adults. •Denotes Approved for Universal Exhibition. A THRILLING NIGHT OF MUSICRECITAL BY PHYLLIS POTHECARY "THE GOLDEN-VOICED SOPRANO." . LEWIS EADY HALL - SATURDAY. NOV. 18, 8 p.m. Come and be enchanted by this glonous voice tiiat thrilled our boys in the Middle East, as well as King Farouk, General de Gaulle, Anthony Eden, and many other notables at the Cairo State Opera House; 12,000 heard this sinsrer at Fleet Club. Alexandria, 6000 at the Cairo State Opera House. This is your chance to hear this premier vocalist who was chosen by Sir Thomas Beechatn to iing at C'ovent Garden. Assisting A'rtists: FELIX MILLAR (Violinist), WILL HENDERSON (Flautist), MARY BRETT NEIL (Accompanist). Prices 4/- and 5/-. plus tax. Reserves Free at Lewis Eady, Ltd. ENDERSON JOINT PATRIOTIC COMMITTEE. Here's the Opportunity, the Best Day's Outing for Years: GRAND PATRIOTIC GALA DAY

TUI GLEN. HENDERSON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. A Day's Entertainment Tor All. Children's and Adults' Sports, Auckland champions competing; Sideshows, Competitions, Stalls, Exhibitions, Highland Pipes and Dancing, Hula Dancing, Local Body ■Show (special prizes). TE AKARANA GIRLS' SILVER BAND. ALL THE FUN OF THE -FAIR AND MORE Commencing 10 a.m. Henderson Buses leave Auckland Terminus: a.m., 9.30. 10.30, 11.30; p.m.. 12.30, 1.30, 2.30. p I T Y OF AUCKLAND. ROSE SUNDAY AT PARNELL PARK. Citizens are cordially invited to view tbe loses at Parnell Park Rose Gardens on Sunday afternoon, November 19, 1944. when the National Rose Society of N.Z. will hold its Field Day. Officials of the National Rose Society will be in attendance to supply information on rose culture to citizens who may be interested. A programme of music will be rendered by the Band of the Jubilee Institute for the Blind from 2.30 p.m. There will be an augmented bus service operating between the Municipal Transport Terminal and the Park during the afternoon. T. W. M. ASHBY, Town Clerk. HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE Apartments, 13 rooms, turn.; ist section; income £5: flat vacant; price £1850: terms. —Ripley, Hellaby's Bldgs. BUILDING Section for sale or exchange lor small car, handy bus and beach, Milford; £225.—X81067 Herald. COTTAGE, seaside, furn., 4 rooms, all electric £650. —FN 1214 Hkkald. HOME Sections (2), choice, 00ft frontage, Shelly Beach Rd., level, beautiful trees, garage.—ll3Bßo Hkkai.d. BUNGALOW, all electric, 4 rooms and convs.; bandy Ist section. Built of permanent material. Possession. Price £ISOO W. A. HORNE, LTD.. Vulcan Lane. ' A TTRACTIVE All-electric Up-to-date BunJrxgalow, 5 rooms, good garden, situated in best part of healthy, prosperous South Island town, for exchange against House in Auckland. Adjustment of the relative values. Suit business man intending new start or retired people.—Alß 1007 Hehaiu. __ BUILDING Lot*, Papatoetoe. near Station. —y 4 -acre, £135 and £175; / 3 -acr«, near school, £276; i Acres, sheds, £750; 10 Acres, £125 p.a. Puliinuj, good corner, £75 Alanurewa. %-acre, £l2O. Takanini, adjoins station, '/a-acre, £l5O. Beachlands, %-acre, near store, £SO. —Ernest and Bayliss Papa toetoe. Ph. 16-967. A TTRACTIVE MODERN BUNGALOW, -cL containing 5 large rooms and 2 sunporches.' All electric. Garage. Nice lawns and gardens. Valuable corner section. The house could not be built today for the price asked for everything. Situated best part of Otahubu, the popular suburb. Price £2500. BMnance arranged. RAYMOND EDER, 103 Chancery Chambers. Ph. 48-055. £llO0 —Discerning Buyers will bo interested in this Choice Bungalow, available for sale in consequence of the owner's projected departure from Auckland. Faithfully built, singularly attractive design, bright sunny rooms, tastefully papered; all modern appliances. You must be quick, for it is in very truth a golden opportunity. Trustworthy tenant in occupation. GRENFEfjL. SMITH AND CO., Colonial Mutual Bldgs. PIl 40-309. pJI'V (Close to Town Hall). —Excellent Hection. Corner lot 105 ft x 107 ft. Suitable "wholesale warehouse or factory. .t:8oO—PARNELL: Level Section, Parnell Rd., near St. Stephen's Av. £2lo PANMURE: Over '/ 4 -Acre Corner Section, level, suitable dwelling or business aite. £ls0 —SECTION, MANGERE EAST: M-Acrc, level, good soil. A cheap home sito W. FRATER AND SON, p F. BENN ET T, LT D. IDEAL HOME SITES. ORAKEl.—Paratai Drive, choicest section in this favoured area; extensive harbour views. Section already well laid out. Details on personal application. MT. EDEN.—Elevated position, only lmin trams, good soil; £'. 100. BLOCKHOUSE BAY.—Overlooking beach, freehold section, appro?;. Vi-acre; £235. . INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE. Good-Position House Properties for sale subject to tenancies and producing returns pending possession. HERNE BAY WATERSIDE.—ExceIIent position, convenient trains and shops: Large Hume in 2 flats, both lei and showing excellent relurns on price asked. Price £ISOO. HERNE BAY WATERSlDE.—Overlooking St. Mary's Boat Harbour: Home of 0 rooms, freehold section, at present let at 32/6 per week. Pike £9OO. GREY LYNN.—Semi-Bungalow, 6 rooms, garage, at present let to good tenant; large freehold section. Price £BSO. SOUTH SUBURBAN DISTRICTS. Choice Properties with small areas of land ideal for City business man or retired farmer wishing to supplement income. EXCELLENT VALUE.—TiIed Roof Home. 7 rooms, all elec., garage, fowlJiousc, good orchard; small area of land, excellent soil; £2350. WELL-BUILT MODERN HOME, on main bus route, every convenience, good range of outbuildings. Ideal property for hunting enthusiast. Price I'llso. For details of above South Suburban ProP'ease phone District Representative, 8. Christie, Ph. 49M, Papatoetoe. C. F. BENNETT. LTD.. ©ll and Shorlland Stg. tfft. 42-840, 61-781, 26-967; 49M. Papatoetoe.