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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25178, 16 April 1945, Page 8

c i 'v* i c Direction: Civic Theatre, Ltd. ... 4 Sessions Daily: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m. s p.m. Prices II- to 3/4. Deaf Aids Available. Air • Conditioned Throughout. Box Plans at Theatre Phone 30-100. Now Showing Warner Bros. ' technic:OLOUß musical "THE DESERT SONG" With a Cast of Thousands. Headed by DENNIS MORGAN, IRENE MANNING With all the Hammerstein. Sigmund Romberg Songs: "One Alone," "Riff Song," "xL Desert Song." (Approved for Universal Exhibition) On the Same Programme—"VOlCE THAT THRILLED THE WORLD" (The Story of Talking Pictures) "SKY SAILING" (The Thrills and Spills of Gl'ding) "BUGS BUNNY THE' SUPEKMAM" (What's Cooking, Doc?) Paramount Air Mail News. On the Stage, EILEEN QUINN. V REG MADDAMS at the Civic Organ | THE BERKELEY I jggyoj , . .finally Tonight at Eight, virguia Weidier. Edward Arnold, .inhn Carroll "THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION" A Delightful Bubbling Comedy (Approved for Universal Exhibition) S8» | THE CAPITOL | Final Screening Tonight at 7.45. ' Cary Grant, Alan Hale,. John Garfield in "DESTINATION TOKYO" Splendid! A Sincere and Factual Storv nf » Submarine's Exploits off the Coast of Jar,,* (Approved for Universal' Exhibition) Specially Selected Featurettes I - KERRIDGE THEATRES - ? I AUCKLAND PROVINCIALS I - TODAY'S SCREENINGS rPAURANGA—REGENT- 'Adventures o! X Tartu (A) Wea.-Thurs..- "Mission To Moscow' (U) TOWN HALL—'"Action In Arabia" (A) and "The ITleet s In" (U) rPE AR-OHA—REGENT—"The Man From X Down Under" (A). rjTHAM ES—REGENT— "Cry Havoc" (A). "\X/ T HAKATANE REGENT "Ali Baba tV and the Forty Thieves" (U). TuesWed.: "Dangerous Moonlight" (A). OTOROHANGA RECENT "The Uii Angel" (A}. PAEROA —REGENT —"Springtime in the Rockies" (U). OPOTIKI— REGENT—"The Black Swan" (U). Thurs.-Fri.: "The Man From Down Under" (A). EAITAIA PRINCESS "The Crystal Ball' (U) Tues.-Wed.: "Hitler's Mad man' (A). HELENS VILLE—REGENT — 'Presenting Lily Mars ' (U). KAWAKAWA KING'S 'Hit Parade" (U> and "Over My Dead Body" (U) Tues.-Wed.: 'Juke Girl tU> MT. MAUNGANUI REGENT— Wed.: "Adventures mI Tartu" (A). ROTORUA (in wsociatiun) and GISBORNE —See Local Papers. Censorship (A) Recom. b> Censor for Adalts. Index. (U) Approved for Univ. Exhibit. DANCING TONIGHT! THE TROCADERO DINE AND DANCE Auckland's Exclusive Dance and ' Supper Lounge. RESERVATIONS \TODERN Ballroom. private tuition. StwJio i>l Dances, poise, sociability Servicemen half fee. —Mavis ToHemache, Epsom; 16-214, ROYAL OAK.—Modern Ballroom Dancing, expert tuition. Every Wednesday; 2/6 lesson. —Ph. 03-771. SALES BY AUCTION ( i EORU E WALKER. LIMITED. VJ In 'I heir Downstairs Rooms TODAY (Monday), at 11 a.m. Ladies and Men's Clothing. Linen, etc.. \lso: l(J\ds Cottage Weave. I lyds Twill, I'jyds Print, 4yds Fugi. Cotton Muslin, Calico, and 50 Dolls. Sets of Ladies' Underwear Clothing Includes: — Ladies Dresses, Costumes, Cardigans, Nightdresses, Pyjamas, Shoes. Ladies' Coats, Bridge Coats, Fur Coats, Men's Suits, Blazers, Pullovers. Overcoats. Leather Coat, Cream Trousers, Odd Coats. Shoes, Boots, Blanket", Sheets, Quilts, Bedspreads. Curtains, Coverlets, Tablecloths Supper Cloths. Doyleys and Table Mats, etc., etc. Leonard Coakley. T A Goulding, Auctioneers. j?iRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1945, at 12 Noon. L c. K BENNETT. LTD.. in conjunction - with Messrs Shearer. Prothero and Shearer, Ltd., to wind-up deceased person's estate, will offer for absolute sale by Public Auction at their rooms, corner Queen and Stiortlaud Sts„ 67 HEPBURN ST., PON SON BY. on east side of Hepburn St. and close to intersection of Wellington St.: COTTAGE, of 5 rooms and offices. Freehold Section of approx. 13 perches, being Lot 13. D.P. 1622, C.T. 86/70. Subject to existing tenancy of 25/- per week. Cards to view from the Auctioneers, C. F. BENNETT. LTD. ATORTH AUCKLAND FARMERS' IN CO-OP., LTD., WARKWORTH. WARKWORTH STOCK SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 11.30 a.m. 150 Cattle, inci.—lo Sprg. Cows and Hfrs., 15 Beef Cows and Hfrs.; 50 Boner Cows and Store Cows, (i Potter Bulls. 10 Cows and Calves, 15 M S. Calves, 35 P.A. Cows, b.r.w. good P.A. Bulls; 35 Rising 2-yr. P.A. Hfrs.. empty.; 15 Pigs Slips and Weaners; 1 Treadle Sewing Machine, in good order. Entries Solicited. QALE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS. O Owing to war conditions, complete Clearing Sale of Agricultural Contractor's Plant on account of Mr D J. Gilberd, will be held in Mr. Chas Cross' Timber Yards (with kind permission), opposite the Auctioneer's Office, Vine St.. Whangarei, at 1.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, April 20, 1945. The Plant consists of. —Special Hillside Latest Model S 25.. h.p. Case Tractor, Set Extension Rims with 6-inch Spades, McCormick Tractor Mower, Set 9ft Heavy Tripod Harrows, 9ft Manure Distributor. Four-a-sids MeCormick Bush and Bog Discs, Heavy Tractor or Truck Trailer, Beehive Electric Fence, 1936 Model Bedford 2'/i-ton Track, with good rubber, and in good mechanical order. These implements have done very little work and are in good order and condition, and can be recommended to anyone requiring farm machinery. Machinery Entries Solicited. Auctioneers .- WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD. TMPORTANT ABERDEEN ANGUS SALE. 1 TAHEK'E ABERDEEN ANGUS STUD. A/c C. G. Nestor Bayliss. at the WAIPUKURAU SALE YARDS (For Convenience). THURSDAY, MAY 10. 1015, 10 a.m. Sharp. 176 Head, Reg. Aberdeen Angus Cattle, comp.:— 61 Aberdeen (Angus Cows, depasturing with "Barkis of Waitaria," "Jerkin Erie" (imp.), and "Maceaban of .Akitio," from October 5, 1944: 48 Bull and Hfr. Calves; 15 Rising 3-yr. Hfrs., depasturing with "Jerkin Ertc" (imp.); 28 Rising 2-yr. Hfrs. (empty); 21 Risinsr 2-,vr. Stud and Run Bulls; 3 Siad Sires, "Barkis of Waitaria," "Jerkin Eric" (imp.), "Maceaban of Akitio." The Taheke Herd was founded in~lP3s by the purchase of foundation cows from Waiterenui, Ben Lomond. Gwavas. Akitio. Tautane, Mat api hi, Makaretu and Woodlands Studs and no expense has been spared in purchasing the best strains available. The property has been disposed of to the Government for the purpose of Soldier Settlement and every lot is for unreserved sale. -At the conclusion of the Sale Nosenunch. Branding Irons and a Quantity of Leather Halters will also ho disposed of. Catalogues and' particulars front the Auctioneers in conjunction: DALOETY AND COMPANY, LTD., WILLIAMS .AND KETTLE. LTD., St ml Stock Department and all Branched. CARAVANS AND TRAILERS CARAVAN, 14ft, elec. light, stove, latest VS wheels, good order. A'ISO. Ph. 226 J. MorrinsvSlle. (CARAVAN, lift, 3.-berth, new spare tyrej J easy towing; must sell; light: £95 cash.— DA 1007 Herald. CARAVAN, Tanner, 32 or 14ft, wanted urgently; must be in good condition; best price, cash.—Ph. 27-587. C'IARAVAN Wanted, 12ft or larger; would J consider one partly finished or without wheels.—R. Barlow, Matamata. /"CARAVANS Wanted, cash buyers.—Altsmotors, 150 Ponsonby Rd. Ph. '27-236. nPANNER De Luxe Caravan. 16ft. 4-berth, L kitchen end. Runlite coal stove, h.w. cistern, bath, wireless; cash £450; can deliver Auckland.—9 Herbert Rd.. Gisborne. TRAILER Assembly wanted, fair tyres.— X MHSB lleiulp. .. TRAILER, (> x 4, 20in tyres, for sale.— X 23 Bollard Av., Avondale. TRAILER, 30 x 3*4 tyres, stock sides, per,X feet order.« —Ph. 10SK. Pukekohe. TRAILER, 9 X 4. on 700 x 16 tyrss, well 1. built. 3 weeks old.—Ph. 100, Paeroa. rPRAILER for Sale; newly built, portable X stock sides, new tyres, regd.—Ph. 54, Henderson, or DAII4O Herald; TRAILER for timber lorry, dual wheels, wanted hire or purchase.—C. H. FranKham. Box 4, Newmarket. „„ • TRAILER, well built, excellent order. 16 x X 525 tyres (sound), registered, £22 10/-. ■ D. Lawrie. Pukekohe. Ph. 371. . CARAVAN, ,14ft Sin, 4-berth. coal stove, wardrobe, etc.; 35/- week. Another, 16ft, de luxe, £2 10/- week. Towed to chosen site; 3 months" rent in advance. —-Barfoot Bros.> N Z. Insurance Bldg. 45-915. UTILITY Trailers for tractors or heavy car. carry 2 tons steel, perch pole, an electric welded on 20in heavy duty tyres, from £35 to £55; Twin Wheel Full Floating Back-end sin rims, for timber trailer or articulator; Trailers built to order. —.Tenkm-