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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 675, 29 May 1929, Page 10

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS F. H. BATTEN (DENTIST) LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE HAS REMOVED TO NE”W PREMISES fN VULCAN BUILDINGS, CORNER QUEEN STREET AND VULCAN LANE. OPP. MILNE AND CHOYCE (Entrance Vulcan Lane). PHONE 44-939 HEAUTIFUL CHAIN EMBROIDERY AT CROTHALL’S. Ladies are simply charmed with our new Chain Embroidery. As a trimming lor Shawls. Scarves, Dresses, Bedspreads, Curtains or Cushions, it ran be done- in any shade of silk or in gold and silvertinsel. it can also be used for dress fabrics, furnishing materials, etc.: it is most effective. We also work brides' and bridesmaids’ beautiful veils in silver tinsel. CAUL. WRITE OR RING 13-000 op 21-500 CROTHALL WAY CLEANERS AND DYERS LtAIITED. S 3-35 EDEN VALE RD„ MT. EDEN j Brandies throughout City ar.tS Suburb* ! PATENTS HENRI HUGHES, LTD. Registered Patent Agents, 209 Dilwortb Building, Auckland. Phone 41-203, Box 376. We are an organisation with complete technical facilities, equipment and unsurpassed resources and experience. Patents obtained throughout the world. Call or write for advice and booklet as your simple Idea may mean a fortune. SUNWORTHY WALL PAPERS HILL. AND PLUMMER are featuring to-day Wall Papers true to light and all in the latest Creations. This line is a long-felt want. Secure the papers that will not fade. Cali and inspect at our attractive Showrooms or write for samples. HILL AND PLUMMER, LTD., OPP. MAJESTIC THEATRE, QUEEN STREET. MR.’S. R. S. BOWYEK, of 10 WOLFE STREET, has been appointed District Agent and Correspondent for THE SUN in the Whangarei District. Depot, Mr. J. C. Danes, Bookseller and Stationer, Bank Street, Whangarei, Subagent for THE SUN. Phone 803. All Orders and Information may be left at this address. THE SUN PHONES DAY ! 46-820 connects with all departments / NIGHT AFTER 6 P.M. 4 6-S2o—Publisher. *•-821—Advertisement Counter. 46-822 or 46-823 Literary. 46-824 Newsroom and Advt. Setting Amusements Index ST. JAMES.—Pat Hanna s ‘Diggers.” PICTURE THEATRES : TIVOLI.—' The Wedding March” (Fay I Wray and Erich von Stroheim). PLAZA—“The Singing Fool” (AJ Jolson and Josephine Dunn), a talking picture, also short “talkia” features. NEW REGENT.—"West of Zanzibar” (Lon Chaney). A sound-synchronised picture; also short “talkie” features. STRAND.—“In Old Arizona” (Don Burgess, Warner Baxter and Edrr Lowe), an all-talking picture; short “talkie” features. MAJESTIC.—“The Exploits of the Emden" and “Troublesome Wives” (Mabel Poulton). LYRlC.—“Street Angel” and “Trent's Last Case.’ ’ REGENT. EPSOM.—“The Legion "f the j Condemned" and “Our Dancing ! Daughters." EVERYBODY’S.—“The Wedding March” (Fay Wray and Erich von Stroheim). PRINCE EDWARD.—“True Heaven” and “Week-end Wives.” GRAND.—“Trent's Last Case” and “Street Angel.” ROYAL. KINGSLAND.—“The Last Command” and “Blind Alleys.” GREY LYNN CIN EM A.—“ Synthetic Sin' and “Name the Woman.” RIALTO. NEWMARKET.—“Our Dancing i Daughters'* and “The Legion of the Condemned." PARISH HALL. D E VON PO RT. —' Th a Woman Disputed” and “Captain Lash.” DANCING DIXIELAND CABARET.—Darning.