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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 210, 5 September 1934, Page 12

AMUSEMENT* = PLAZ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. N.Z., Ltd. TO-DAY at 2 TO-NIGHT at 8. (SPECIAL CHILDREN S SESSION, 10.30 AM.) The Picture Every New Zealander Should See I By Special Arrangement with the N.Z. Government Publicity Department, we take pride and pleasure in presenting “ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND” NOT A MERE TRAVELOGUE, BUT A FULL-LENGTH TALKING PICTURE IN SOUND. COLOUR, AND PICTORIAL EXCELLENCE. ASSOCIATE FEATURE (NIGHT SESSION ONLY): LESLIE BANKS CAROL GOODNER In a Stirring Dramatic Story of one man's brave effort to re-estab.ish British shipping and to make the Red Ensign once more the pride of the sea. “RED ENSIGN” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ON THE STAGE—The Maori Concert Party will render “The Canoe Poi.” PLANS AT BENNETT LTD.’S RADIO SHOP ’PHONE 5266.

AT FRANKISH BROS.’ MART PROBATE VALUERS. Selling: Apples, Oranges, Lemons, N.Z. Grapefruit, Cauliuowers, Kumaras, Artichokes, etc. Stretchers, Beds, Mattresses, Horse Collars, good line Harness. H. ALP, Mart Manager. MR. FARMER )on’t forget the whip that speaks for tself—.Stockwhips, complete from 5/6 o £3/3/-; Bridles from 15/-; Plough Jolla rs, 35/-. One quality—only the •est, at the little shop with the big eputation A. BYWATER & SON. 136 GUYTON STREET.