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Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 January 1933, Page 1

SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY MATINEES. A MATINEE will definitely be held at the Cosy on MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.15 (Current Programme). The Regent will be opened only if the weather is wet. THE REGENT THE REGENT TO-NIGHT, at 8. AX ALL-BRITISII PROGRAMME! The Most Unique of all Past Regent Presentations! THE CROWN PRINCE OF ALU BRITISH LAUGHTERMAKERS. GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD GEXE 'GERRARD Star of ‘‘ My Wife’s Family,” IN “LUCKY GIRL.” “LUCKY GIRL.” “LUCKY GIRL.” “LUCKY GIRL.” “LUCKY GIRL.” “LUCKY GIRL.” WITH Molly LA MONT Gus McNAUGIITON SPENCER TREVOR. A Tuneful Musical Farce that guarantees '9O laughs per minute. That Inspiring British Production, “ENGLAND AWAKE.” “ENGLAND AWAKE.” “ENGLAND AWAKE.” “ENGLAND AWAKE.” Depicting in thrilling manner Britain ’s progress in the field of Invention, Commerce and Colonisation. A Programme We are Proud to Present, and One You Will be Happier for Having 1 Seen. Plans at Vare’s, or ’phone Theatre, 2303. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! YE ODDE TIME DANICE. AT THE ORANGE HALL. All the Good Old-time Dances, (Flannels Optional.) McKenzie’s Old-time Orchestra. GENTS 2/-, LADIES 1/-. WAIPOUA LODGE. MASTERTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB.

LONG. NIGHT DANCE. SOCIAL HALL. ANNIVERSARY NIGHT, 23rd JANUARY, at 8 o’clock. REGENT ORCHESTRA. Admission; Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/G. PUBLIC NOTICE. "JT’OR THREE WEEKS, commencing MONDAY NEXT, 23rd January, the East Coast Seed and Nursery Co. are throwing open ‘their Nursery Garden daily to the public from 2 p.m. The gorgeous display and wealth of bloom to be seen at their Nurseries at the present time, under glass as well as in the open, is a sight that should not be missed by any flower lover. Amongst the beautiful plants to be seen at present in bloom in the glasshouse is a beautiful collection of Double Flowering Begonias; also Gorgeous Gloxinias, Hanging Basket Begonias, Striking Coleus, Ferns of all kinds, and a variety of Hanging Basket Plants. The standing attraction outdoors is a beautiful bed of Hydrangeas of splendid colouring; also Perennial Phloxes, Choice Delphiniums, Beautiful Gladioli, Modern Daliias, etc. The Nurseries are situated in Johnstone Street, being only one mile from the G.P.O. MAURICEVILLE COUNTY COUNCIL. REGISTRATION OF DOGS. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fee for Registration of Dogs for the year 1933 has been fixed by the Mauriceville County Council at 2/6 (two shillings and sixpence) for each dog, and that Mr N. J. Gerrand, of Cornwall Street, Masterton, has been re-appointed Deputy Registrar of Dogs in the County of Mauriceville. Licenses may be obtained on application to him. Dated this ISth day of January, 1933. A. W. G. lIOLLINGS, County Clerk. P.O. Box S 3, Masterton. EXCLUSIVE GIFTS FOR NEW YEAR & ALL OCCASIONS. VEW GOODS and Novelties—a choice *" selection at special ’Xmas Values. Necklet Sets, Crystal Ware, Art Brooches, English Brassware, Chiming 'locks from £5/10/-, Art Novelties, etc., tc. Special Discount of 20 per cent off 'll Diamond and Gem Rings and ,Catches. SEYMOUR GILDING’S, ‘The Little Shop Around the Corner.” Phone 1830 Box 3 PERRY STREET, MASTERTON.