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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 246, 17 October 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS IRIBGJE 2.i T s°&'Vp.ni. THE LOGICAL SUCCESSOR TO “I WAS A SPY” K“TILL WE MEET AGAIN” HERBERT MARSHALL GERTRUDE MICHAEL LIONEL ATWTLL All enemy spies ... but their love was stronger than patriotism . . . stronger than, death! “POPEYE” CARTOON MELODY MASTER SPORTLIGHT PARAMOUNT NEWS REGENT ORCHESTRA. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). • Reservations at D.I.C.

Big Treat for New Zealanders “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE,” October "Adventure of John Webster, A Famous Pioneer” (by James Cowan); "Riding Over the Haast Pass—An Outpost of the Wild” (by Elsie K. Morton); “Myths, Madness and Motives of Music” (by Ken. Alexander); “Our National Treasure House of Wonders” (a bright description of the National Art Gallery and Museum by O. N. Gillespie); “The Thirteenth Clue” (fourth instalment by J. Wilson Hoggi; “Rulers of the Country—the Hon. W. Nash” (by “Autolycus”); “Notable New Zealand Sportsmen” (by W. F. Ingram); "The Queen’s Earrings” (by R. M. Jenkins); “The People of Pudding Hill" (by Shiela Russell); “Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters—T.S.S. 'Wahine' ” (by J. H. Kemnitz). Original New Zealand verse, notes and comments on books and authors, “Wisdom of the Maori.” “Timely Notes and Useful Hints for Women” (by “Helen”). GREAT RANGE OF ILLUSTRATIONS 60 PICTURES. NATIONAL MONTHLY FOR THE FAMILY