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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25321, 1 October 1945, Page 8

NOW SHOWING "The Keys of the Kingdom" A 20TH CENTUItY-FOX PRODUCTION RELEASED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE WORLD-WIDE 30-YEAR CELEBRATIONS OF ITS PRESIDENT Spyros Skouras. CENTURY Queen Street Phone 42-160. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Central Heating Deaf Al(is. BOX PLANS OPEN AT BEGG'S AND THEATRE. DAILY: II —2— 5 8 IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ABSORBING, INTELLIGEXT ENTERTAINMENT —SERIOUS - BUT LEAVENED WITH HUMOUR — "The KEYS of the KINGDOM" "The KEYS of the KINGDOM" IS YOUR OBJECTIVE. FROM THE NOVEL BY A. J. C.RONIN STARRING GREGORY PECK THOMAS ROSA RODDY Mitchell Stradner McDowall EDMUND GWENN SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE Approved for Universal Exhibition. CRYSTAL A nd PRINCESS AT BOTH THEATRES. Tonight, Tues. & Wed., at 7.45. BING CROSBY RISE STEVENS—BARRY FITZGERALD "GOING MY WAY" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Hill RIA LT 0 NEWMARKET. Phone 20-809 ; Finally Tonight at 745 I ' WALTER BRENNAN LON McCALLISTER—JEANNE GRAIN In Iho All-Colour "HOME IN INDIANA" (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PUBLIC NOTICES FIJIAN 6 ERTILISERS. LTD (Incorp. in Fiji).—ln the Matter of Section 338 of The Companies Act. 1933. Notice is hereby given that on and after the 31st day of December 1945. it is the intention of Fijian Fertilisers. Ltd. a Company incorporated in Fiji and carrying on business (a) at No. 164 Featherstori St.. in the City of Wellington, (b) at No. isl YVollealey St.. in the City of Auckland, to coase to have a place of business in the Dominion of New Zealand. Dated this 25th day of Septembor IB4s.—Barnett and Cleary, Solicitors for the Company f-m THE NAVY LEAGUE WORK CENTRE, 1 81 ELLIOT STREET. will open on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY eacD week, after the onrt ot September, from 10.30 a.m to 2.30 p.m. to receive Knitted Garments. All Knitters are requested to please return carments as quickly as possible. E S CRUMP, Hon Sec. f-m A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT iV SOCIETY. It is the intention of the Society on or after the Ist da.v of November next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 14513302 on the life of WILLIAM JOHN NICHOLSON. which is declared to have been lost. Wellington. W. T. IKIN, Manager for New Zealand.

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KIJ. MA HA Plants, Taurunga Reds, 4/- 100, Ml- 1000; Tomatoes (Beefsteaks, Best-of-All, Tatura Smooth Dwarf, Australian Dwarf, Australian Jiargo Red) titrong, wellgrown plants, a/. 25, 5/• 50; Enfield Cabbage, Cauliflower, Beetroot, Silver Beet, Lettuce, *2/0 100; Onions, P.L.K., 'I/- 500; Arab (Want, purple and white striped Viola, 'i/fi for li; Polyanthus, rhoico, flowering, asstd. colours. 0 for .'!/•; Swiss Giant "Champion" Show Pnnsies, Sweet Peas (Spencer's Frilled). Carnations (Giant Chahaud), 8/0 25; postage free.—STOREY'S NURSERIES, 005 Mt. Kden Rd,, Auckland. , FRUIT FOR SALE BLACK Currants, Raspberries, Peaches, Plums, Nectarines now being booked. Full price list posted on receipt of 1/-. which amount credited to first purchase.—Sissons Orchards, York Rd., P.O. Box 529. HastPOULTRY, BIRDS, ETC., WANTED tIH.ICKENS, Fowls, Turkeys; best price.— >P. N Nola. s,'lfi Mt. Albert Rd. Ph. (iO-Hf(4 Brnttr C^J.. OLDEN Hamburgs, trio; also a few Hens, J common, anything tliat will sit.-—.E. Murfitt, Karckaro. INDIAN CJamo Cockerel or Trio, must bo purebred.—ll. E. Blackshaw? P. 0., Penrose. WL.'s, Australorps, ,'l7, for shipment » Islands; wuit breeding.—Lßo22 II kiialo. WANTED KNOWN 'THOUSANDS shop regularly with Lend'!rf Cash Orders, You, too, can cliooso Clothing. Footwear, Hardware, Paints, etc., on Easy Terms.—lnquire at Leaders, 03 Karangahape Rd„ by the Tivoll tram zone. mfr: MAKE MONEY QUICKLY making Art, i*A crnft Novelties in spare time at home Ready market. Froo Outfit provided.—Write ARTCRAFT STUDIOS. Box 264. Wanganui now, for Free Prospectus. a