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

Screening Today the ST. JAMES' AIRMAIL REVIEW includes THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1944 Also .Inspection of captured U-boat pens at Le Havre and Marseilles.. ..Cross Channel Guns at Boulogne silenced England strikes Oil U.S. Super Fortresses mass in China for i)iow against Japan. .. .Remarkable pictures of the Drought in district, N.S.W Funeral of H. T. Rat ana. M.l. Wellington citizens enthusiastically inspect H.M.N.Z.S. Gambia, etc Four Sessions Today! At 11 a.m.—2 p.m.—s p.m.—B p.m. The sky's the limit in laughs in Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer's Gay Romantic Comedy of Love and Astronomyl Bills a stargazer who thought the only heavenly bodies were 'in the skies.... until Hedy brought him down to earth I ST. JAMES' THEATRE Direction; Sir Benjamin Fuller Bill Powell Hedy Lamarr Bill Powell Hedy Lamarr Bill Powell Hedy Lamarr in Metro-Gold wyn-Mayers Star-studded Comedy Hit. . . • "THE HEAVENLY BODY" "THE HEAVENLY BODY" "THE HEAVENLY BODY" "THE HEAVENLY BODY" with JAMES CRAIG—FAY BAINTER Excellent Associate Programme includes: •MAIN STREET, TODAY' Special M.G.M. Featurette •THE ROAD TO MONTEREY" Fitzpatrick Travel Film. Plans are available at the riientn daily from 10 a.m. to 7.30 pm Phone 32-020. (Recommended by Censor tor Adults) ITFULLER THEATRES - aiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiHiiiii yew TON 1 PRINCE EDWARD j aS^:30 /rilllllinillllltlllllliniHllllUlHlMlllinillllltilf IH«r Erich Von Stroheim as Field Marshal Rommel Hi "FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO (Recommended by Censor for Adults) And HOY ROGERS in "SOUTH OF SANTA FE" With Gabby Hayes and Linda Hayes (Approved for Universal Exhibition) "Green Archer" Serial al 7 p.m. .'miiNiiuiiiiiiiiHiiNimiiiiiiiiiiiiiijr DEVONPORT. | VICTORIA | : ?iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimi!iiiHiimiiiimiir7: & 7..",0. Glorious Music! Sparkling Humourl Exciting Romance! With KATHRYX GKAYSOX—GENE KELLY in "THOUSANDS CHEER" "THOUSANDS CHEER" 30 Stars—3 Great Bands—All In One Grand Technicolour Musical! Also "MARCH OF TIME" and "WITH THE MARINES AT TARAWA" (Technicolour) MATINEE TODAY AT 1.30 Approved for Universal Exhibition. THREE LAMPS 1 BRITANNIA | Ph. limtiiiiiiiiiiinmimimiiiiiiminiimii; This Evening, 7.30 (No 'Phone Reserves Saturday) ALAN LADD LORETTA YOUNG "CHINA " Recommended by Censor for Adults. Also "KID DYNAMITE" Leo Gorcev, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, Gabriel Dell The Wildest .Riot these youngsters have ever staged. (Universal Exhibition.) I CAMEO I Ciiwitiiiiiimimiiiiitiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii 7.15 This Evening Deborah Kerr. Clifford Evans in "LOVE ON THE DOLE" Recommended by the Management as Unsuitable for Children. (Adult Recommendation.) Associate Feature: "SANTYTOWN." With Mary Lee. Approved for Universal Exhibition. TONIGHT TONIGHT Also TOMORROW AT 8 TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER N'GATI-KAURI TRIBAL COMMITTER Presents THE ALOHA ORCHESTRA THE ALOHA ORCHESTRA (SO Members, most of them under 18 years old), undoubtedly the finest Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo and Ukulele Orchestra in the Southern Hemisphere, in a GRAND CONCERT RECITAL GRAND CONCERT RECITAL Popular and Classical Music, assisted by AUCKLAND S LEADING ARTISTS. Poi, Maori Action Songs, Hawaiian Hulas, ; Music, Darktown Step Dancing, Humour, I Singers, all set in a New, Harmonious Musical Background PRICES: 4/, 3.', 21plus tax. Box Plan and tickets available at Lewis I Eady, Ltd Special Tribal Concession please ring Kelly HARRIS Hon. Sec., 4-1-414. In Aid of Auckland Maori Housing.

THE AUCKLAND HOSPITAL BOARD. 1 EXHIBITION OF NURSING PROCEDURES. An Exhibition of Nursing Procedures and Demonstrations will take place in the Nurses' Home, Park Rd., Auckland Public Hospital, on Saturday, November 18, 1944, between the hours of 11 a.m.-12 mid-day. '2 p.m.-3 p m This Exhibition la of special interest to Girls intending taking up Nursing as a career. A cordial invitation to attend is extended to women and girls interested in Nursing. A Collection will be taken' in aid of the Nurses' Memorial Fund. C. L. GRANGE, Secretary. HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE rpAKAPUNA, Brett Av. —Tenanted CotX tage on Vi-acre beach section, glorious uninterrupted views of gulf. Property like this is very seldom offered. —Ph. 78-408. rpORBAY. —Furii. elec. 3-rmd. Cottage, close i. beach, bus and stores; £185; inspect.— O. M. Moore. Bus Terminus. Torbay. REMUERA. —Bungalow, 6 rooms, kitchenette, open sun porch, large lounge, 2 fireplaces. Harbour views. Handy bus and shopping Easily converted two flats. £'2ooo. Ph. 1(5-045. "jVJORTHCOTE. —Approx. 1 Acre and Two Houses, each 5 rooms. One house let at 92/0. Two Extra Sections, good soil, rnako i first-class commercial gardens. Vacant possesI sion one house. Every bus passes. Insured | 1' 1030. Mortgage £528. Price £2OOO or near offer Terms, cash over mortgage. HALCROW AND MUNNS. Ph. 1 D-b 13 Night 27-8-12. LARGE Private Hotel, New Plymouth, at present vacant; 22 rooms and good appointments, and 4 shops, well let; land, Harbour Board lease, perpetual right of 'renewal. A wonderful opportunity for person competent to run private hotel, bed and breakfast house or apartments. The property for sale for £2500. worth £-1000. Easy terms it required, ilt is a genuine Bargain.—Willnighby the ! Royal Oak Land Agent, Ph. 51-070. OUTSTANDING BARGAIN, AVONDALE. —Old House with 16 Acres, practically level, and having four road frontages. Bus stops at door, also easy walking distance from tram and train Uniaue opportunity for builder or investor. Price only £17.50 Consult OVERALL, 113 Victoria Arcade. Ph. 12-11-1. Private 05-205. T)INE ISLAND. Auckland's most beautiful L island subdivision. Get your section beforo the holidays. Lovely Seaside Lots front £3O to .£ 100 cash or easy terms. Sandy beaches, boating, bathing, fishing, playgrounds for the children. General Store now open. Daily boat service, special trips Wednesdays and weekends at 10 a.m. PINE ISLAND ESTATE, 28 Vulcan Bldgs. Ph. 40-009. O HOP PROPERTY IN VESTMENT.—PONO SON.BY Block of 3 Shops with vacant Flat over one. One shop concrete, others wootf.cn. All well let, £5/5/- per week Rates £l7. Price £2500. Also adjoining: 2 Shops, concrete and wood, one lock-up. other with house attached let ai I*3/2/0 per week Rates £3l. Price £2OOO. Also: GOOD VILLA HOUSE in 3 Flats, let at £4/4/- per week Rates £2S; ins £4. Showing good returns. 22-, STOREY HOUSES, about 0 rooms each, let at 22/6 each (likely lo be vacant soon) Rates £2O. Price £1250. Level seclinn Good position. NKVILLI-] NEWCOMB, LTD.. 4 Wyndham Street. j? ROOMS, Grange Rd., Mt. Eden, £I2OO. O Over ac., Smins. tram, shops, modern; would sell for £IBOO if vacant, 'lenant pays 32/6 week BEACH RD, MURRAY'S BAY.—Bungalow. £730; -1 rooms, Vi-acre, freehold, bus at door, smins.- beach; glorious sea views; j fully furn. (Tenanted at present.) ONEWA RD., NORTHCOTE.—BungaIow. I £ISOO, adjacent high school, 5 lovely rooms, I orchard, concrete path, etc. Spotless condition. | (Tenanted, 35/- week.) Terms. SECTIONS, \VT.ST END RD., £350; 2 i only, adjacent Jervois Rd.. Heme Bay Trustees want lie,<t offer. GLEN'DOWIE, Level Vi-Acre, £3OO, smins. bus Masked Rd.. 2 doors from Bays Rd intersec I ion - CASSIDY, Dilworth Bids. r p MANi)EN OJA Cl\ SON j ' • I3soo—Gentleman's Tiled-roof Resi- , deuce, together with just under 3 acres, near 1 Titirangi. Marvellous harbour and land views; | 5 large rooms, sun porch 35ft x Sft, lounge i 21 fl x 2(J11. 2 good bedrooms, plenty of cup- i boards; large bathroom, 2 lavatories, modern k'ctte, laundry with h. and c. shower. Land beautifully laid out native and other trees and shrubs, gardens, fish ponds, elc. Glasshouse and garage. Sole agents. £BS0 —BAYS WATER : Good position in Norwood Rd. House let at 35/• week £I2SO—TAKAPUNA, main road, near; Strand: Good Bungalow, 6 rooms, let at £l. £BSO—MT. EDEN, handy S.vmnnds St.: I Square Villa, 6 rooms, usual convs Let at | 27/6 week. T. MANDENO JACKSON, 3 Swanson St. Ph. 40-604 or 45-197. After hours 60-413.