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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18585, 20 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Gisborne’s? I’re-eminent Theatre. THE REGENT THE REGENT Renowned for its Consistency. Don’t miss this delightful show. Enthusiastically received yesterday.

GORGEOUS MUSICAL COMEDY. LAVISH SCENES AND SETTINGS. Beautiful Girls—Hilarious Comedy PLUS A BAFFLING MYSTERY. KITTY CARLISLE, JACK OAKIE. CARL BRISSON, VICTOR McLAGLEN, DUKE ELLINGTON’S BAND, and The World-famous EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES in “MURDER AT THE VANITIES” (Rncomimmdml by Cimsov for Adults.) A GREAT PROGRAMME. ON STAGE Evenings Only. Vociferously encored. SONG AND DANCE NOVELTY. THE TWO TOTS and the VANITY PONY BALLET. Arranged by Maureen Keany. See Advertisement on Page 2. COMMENCING SATURDAY ROBERT MONTGOMERY and MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN in , “HIDE-OUT” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) We urge you to book now. Phone 353. 1/-. 1/6, & 2/- (plus tax). AIIiZONE RADIO AUSTRALIA’S BEST. SPECIAL XMAS OFFER. 5-valve Mantel Set, £ls/15/-. 6-valve A.V.C. Mantel, £22/10/-. EAIRBANKS-MORSE ALT i WAVE RADIO AMERICA’S BEST. Fitted with the AMAZING NEW INTERNATIONAL TRAVELITE DIAL. ( Truly the Radio Sensation of the year. 7 valves, A.VC. Action, £27/10/-. All cabinets made in New Zealand. GARDNER - MOTORS RADIO SPECIALISTS. F. R. SUTTON. Sales Representative.

ADVERTISEMENTS for tills column must to handed in not later than 11 a.m., otherwise they will appear in the later edition columns. SITUATIONS WANTED Gentleman Tf'LDERL.Y Gentleman seeks posi*~J tlon as Caretaker and Gardener; good references —Write No. 14, Herald. 54 Housekeeper, refined, seeks position near Gisborne, country preferred: January.—Write “Capable.'’ Herald. J2L PAINTING and Paperhanging, good work, reasonable prices: choice selection of Wallpapers.— J. H. Hall, 396 Clifford Street. Phone 992. SITUATIONS VACANT rpHE Mutual Life and Citizens’ Assurance Co. require a good Collector-Canvasser to start about the middle of January; excellent prospects; bond required.—Reply, stating age and experience, if any, to “Superintendent.” Herald. 36 WANTED.—Boy, for small milk ' ’ run; able to milk.—Phone 1365. 58 WANTED.—Youth, milk 4 cows one week, afternoons. —Apply 5 p.m., 44 l Willow Street, Mangapapa. WANTED.—Youth for farm work; must be good milker. —Ring 1143 K. milker. —Ring 989 LOST T OST.—Fox Terrier Puppy.—Binder please communicate Roberts, 22a RusseU Street,jor Phone 71._ 60 T OST. —From Magapapa, Black and White Sheep Dog, no collar; white blaze. —Phone 1535. 48 T OST. —Between Walhirere Domain and Waingake, Saturday, Folding Camera; reward. —Phone 70J. _997 T OST.—Red Retriever Dog, answers JU name Herald. Nip; reward. —Apply 11 j OST.—Between Gisborne and Ngatapa, Suitcase, containing parcels.—Finder leave Herald. Reward, 45 T OST. —From Avondale Station, on Monday, Brown Gelding, shod, pack saddle mark on back; hair clipped on root of tail.—Kindly ring 247. 63 STRAYED off property, Sunday last, Black Dog, with white on chest and white streak on face, prick ears, smooth hair; answers to the name of Plncher; reward. —Ring 3R, Matawai, evening. 41 MISCELLANEOUS I AVISO Sheena Soapless Shampoo for hair glory; no soap touches a hair of your head; 9d packet.—Corn the Chemist Ltd, MANN’S REMOVAL SALE in old premises: select your Xmas Gifts from our large range of bargains.— A. W, J. Mann, Chemist. MANN’S"REMOVAL SALE now on. i!X Collet lines and gift sets at cost. —A. W. J. Mann, Chemist. MANN’S REMOVAL SALE.--Gift Sets, Face Powder, Perfumes, from 1/-; call in and inspect.— A, W. J. Mann. Chemist PROPELLING Pencils, ladies’ gentlemen’s style; we have makes; 1/- to 35/-.—Langiridge’s Shop. _____ RE-STRINGINU and Repairing Tennis Racquets, first grade lastng gut: prices reasonable. —Primrose 2 Leslie’s, Peel Street.