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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18579, 13 December 1934, Page 2

WVWVfWWUVVWWW.VAW.V.VAVftVAV.V.VWMViV.V.V.W.V.V.V.V.NW.V.V.V To-d|y, 2 | 8 p.m. AND TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). 5 Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. ji presents £ The personal Story of a BeautiJful Russian in gay and musicj» loving Vienna. * SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. 1 m n CONSTANCE BENNETT! 0 Irak GILBERT ROLAND? (Recommended by Censor for Adults). ; Com. SATURDAY, 10.30 a.m., 2 p.ra., 5 p.m. & 8 p.m. : ONCE IN A DECADE COMES A MASTERPIECE LIKE THIS whose ’ Powerful Story and Simple Beauty will enchant all Gisborne. M jfi “THE WORLD ff Starring Madeleine Carroll (Beautiful Star of “I Was a Spy”) with *£ A CAST OF DISTINGUISHED PLAYERS. At last! .. . The Great World Romance ... to thrill each and £ every human with its Simplicity . . . it’s profound Drama of “* Love and Loyalty. ““ m" (Recommended by Censor for Adults). ■* Supporting Programme Prices: 1/-, 1/6 & 2/- :• Children gd all Matinees. Half Price Evening Sessions. ALL SEATS MAY BE BOOKED PHONE 833 # AV.V^A^WAWtViVAViVAVi'iVAVVaVAVWAVA'AV.V.VAViiV.YA'AVVAW'iV.Vt

' FLANNEL DANCE BLUE ROOM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 ■ ••Mrs. Menzies’ Orchestra. • Ladles 1/6. Gentlemen 2/830 ST. MARY’S CHURCH ■ ANNUAL SALE OF WORK v MARIST SCHOOLROOM FRIDAY EVENING, 7.30 o’clock, and all day SATURDAY and ’ .. E venmg . \ Admission Free. 838 SOCIAL JVENINC farewellto -mr: and mrs. o. R. OLSEN. FREESIA LOUNGE FRIDAY. -DECEMBER 1.4, 8 p.m. 500 AND BRIDGE I'ofel items by Miss Chrissie Ormisoii*, Messrs. 0. Hampton, A. .Williamson. Accompanist. 'Mr. IV. Kohn. ‘•UndtJV auspides Kaiti School • Committed. ORMOND SPORTS CLUB UNtfrE above Club will hold their •t; ANNUAL .sports MEETING on ORMOND DOMAIN, WEDNESDAY, January 2. 193.'., i’.l’rocrammd, appeiirrnff .later. \ v? * A. -DODS, • 7 Vb ! * Secretary. NUHAKA AGRICULTURAL & r • PASTORAL SOCIETY’S 3bt ANNUAL SHOW . J To v b.e.held at NUHAKA '

QMIEDtTLES on application to Percy >• V.l. five water, P.O. Box 12, Nuhakri, or Phone 17. Entries close on WEDNESDA V. December 19, 1934. If accepted later, entries will be received at.'the rate of fee* plus one half, except v.-here programme specially videsThe grounds are ideal for a day’s outing, and all events, including the DOiJ TRIAL, can easily be seen from the:shade of the,trees. Catering by Mr. C. L. Ferguson. , Gisborne. 825

To-night at 8 Ml fOSp “SEE YOB LATER" Another new production by the best Musical and Comedy Combination ever brought to New Zealand. tt, rv»{> f- ■ ' II," In the Latest Sparkling Success u SEB rYOII. LATER” “SEE XGU EA^ER” Funnier than “Charley’s Aunt”—“Funny enough to make a cat laugh.” Comedians, Singers, Dancers, Tumblers, Acrobats, and “TRAM'PO” Hobo’tm the Clothes Line “TRAMPO” Night Prices 4/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax). at Tattersall & Bayly’s. Gala Xmas Pantdikme faaftiee, “Little Ro-Peep,” Sat., 2.30. During the Matinee several valuable Gifts will be distributed to the young folk. 833

stand comparison with Great Britain’s reduced charges (October, 1934). Note: In Great Britain subscribers pay, in addition to an annual rental for the telephone itself, Id or 2d each time they" make a call. ANNUAL CHARGES IN GREAT BRITAIN London Business. £7/12/(Plus 1d or 2d for each local call). Residence. £5/4/(Plus 1d or 2d for each local call). Birmingham ) Glasgow ) Liverpool ) £7 ditto £4/12/- ditto Manchester ) All other exchanges £6/8/- ~ £4 „ ANNUAL CHARGES IN NEW ZEALAND Business. Auckland ... £ls (For any number of calls). Gisborne ... £ll ditto Opotiki £lO ' „ Te Araroa .. £8 ~ ; Residence, £B/10/(For any number of calls). £7/10/- ditto £7 £6 ~

FOR GIFTS not ? Tea'—Fancy Packs .. >( in beautiful and handy coloured canmsters and tins. ROMA, in 1 and Jib Cannisters, 3/2 lb. BUTTERFLY, in IlbCanni?ters ‘ ' 3/1 lb. AMBER TIPS, in 11b Scenic Tins '3/-, 3/6 AMBER TtPS, in-21b Scenic Tins AMBER TIPS, in 31b Scenic Tins, 8/9 BISCUITS—Fancy Tins ! „ 2/9, 3/-, 3/3, 5/McKEAGUE’S r Phone 788 FREE DELIVERY Monarch Xmas Hams— r Champion of all brands at Auckland Winter Show. 1029/34, 1/f lb. Cooked free if desired. .M uscatels, canned fruits, iejli.(;s, ajmonds, etc. See ,the Store and Window display >t jMcKeague’s. -TTripn make someone.happy with an ideal useful GROCERY GIFT. FRESH -"RICH - CUSTARD Made DELICIOUSLY from BROWN - BARRETT’S CUSTARD POWDER EXQUISITE WHEN SERVED WITK^RUIT.

IF YOU WANT A SHEEP FARM 4-. " •• *" ' Here’s the best news you’ve heard for a long time ! • 700 acres 1%-sheep country O.R.P. at • Price - - £5-10 per acre TT’S a property snip that will gladden the heart of any purchasing sheepfarmer. 700 acres of first-class undulating IJ-sheep country. Well fenced, all‘fences being in good order, and this property is clear of noxious weeds. YVTjNTEFIED: 1050 sheep (700 ewes and 350 dry sheep), and 180 head of Hereford cattle. Subject to State Advances mortgage. BALL & CRAWSHAW PEEL STREET. ESTATE AGENTS. Phone 211.

FOR SALE OARPENTERS' TOOLS, SAWS, etc.-, locally manufactured. Lead Head Nails, 4d lb., 2G/- cwt, TAYLOR NEXT VAUTIER’S STORE. rjjUM ARABIC, in largo or small VJ ' quantities, for sale at Herald Jobbing Department.

DAVYS, THIRD & MITCHELL ENGINEERS, BLACKSMITHS AND COACHBUILDERS. BRIGHT STREET. Tl/tfILK DOCKETS and Milk Record Booky. ready printed,' -tit Jobbing Department.

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