AMUSEMENTS. AT THE MORNING AND AFTERNOON SESSIONS TO-DAY CHAPTER 1 of "THE .MYSTERIOUS PILOT” The Home of Jf if 4 Deaf Aids Big Attractions. I 44 / Available. Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand.) To-day at 10.30 a.m., 2 and 8 p.m. IT’S A KNOCKOUT ; Yesterday’s Audiences are Enthusiastic About this Brilliant Comedy Hit! For Your Entertainment’s Sake YOU MUST NOT MISS IT! FREDRIC MARCH VIRGINIA BRUCE PATSY KELLY ALAN MOWBRAY in ‘ THERE GOES MY HEART’’ A United Artists’ Special. SUPERLATIVE ARRAY OF FEATURETTES " SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS ' COMMENCING MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th SESSIONS DAILY 2, 4.30 & 8 p.m. Plans for Night Sessions at D.I.C. Matinee Plans at Theatre, 3152. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition).
FURNITURE and household. WANGANUI’S BEST FURNITURE > VALUE. At CUTHBERTSON & J j EE ’ S ' “WINDSOR” 3-PIECE LOUNGE [ SUITE. Cash Price: Cash Price: £23/10/- £23/10/Comprises Chesterfield and two full-size Easy Chairs. A fine example of the high standard of Cuthbertson and Lee Furniture. Each piece has a well- j sprung seat and back, ard independently sprung edges. ; You can make your own choice of covering from our new full range of designs in lovely Jacquard Velours and Tapestries. I The "Windsor" Suite can be purchased, if required, on our Easy Terms Plan, with payments of 6/- weekly. SUPER COMFORT AT THE AMAZING LOW COST OF j £23/10/-. SEE THIS SUITE! CUTHBERTSON & LTDThe House cf Distinction and Quality. THE AVENUE :: WANGANUI. DRESSMAKING. THE MODERN SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. Ladies! Bring your materials. Miss Shaw is now ready to receive orders. Ready-made Frocks in O.S. and X.O.S. from 35/-. MISS SHAW. 96 GUYTON ST. (opp. McGruer’s). DRESSMAKING ! pARENTS . What about your daugh- - ter? The Hollywood School of ‘ Dressmaking is now enrolling pupils for 1939. Call or write for our Free Booklet explaining about the School. MISS E. BRACKEN. Principal. Majestic Buildings - Wanganui.
CAN YOU BEAT IT FOR 6d? FEBRUARY RAILWAYS MAGAZINE New Zealanders, you have a big range of features which will make you feel prouder than ever of the “Brighter Britain of the South.” “Little Waikarc” (The Lake Within a Lake), by James Cowan “New Zealand’s Greatest Gold-Digger”by G. G. Stewart “Sermons in Stones” by Ken Alexander “Let’s Build New Zealand” by 0. N. Gillespie “Around the Light-houses”by Charles E. 'Wheeler “New Zealand Place Names” by J. Watt “Storied Stones” by Catherine Kcddell A Chat on Akaroa __by Leo Fanning Chats on Books and Authors and Sport. An Excellent Section for Women. 60 PICTURES. 6d. - At Book Shops and News Agencies - 6d.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 29, 4 February 1939, Page 11
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