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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXI, Issue 8839, 2 November 1942, Page 3

Entertainments ACADEMY THEATRE Direction: George,Calder TO-NIGHT, TUESDAY, WED- ; NESDAY MOON OVER MIAMI MOON OVER MIAMI DON AMECHE BETTY GRABLE ROBERT CUMMINGS (Universal Exhibition) Yes folks, it’s Betty Grable . . in love! ... in Miami Beach! ... in a bathing suit! . . . in Technicolour! 'Join her holiday fling at romance ... in America’s gay holiday town! News Reel, “Uncle Sam’s Iron Warriors,” “Mississippi Swing” (Colour , Terrytoon), “Sage Brush and Silver” (Magic Carpet), Kitchen Quiz No. 2 WAIHI BEACH PIQTURES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT NEW PLANT and BETTER PICTURES now combine to make a FIRST-CLASS SHOW A. J)EANS "gMITH FLORAL ARTIST, TAURANGA WREATHS AND BOUQUETS Orders left with E. J. Burns & Sons, taxi proprietors, Haszard St., Waihi, promptly attended to. Phone 186.

Optician VISITING OPTICIAN ERIC H. GROCOTT F.S.M.C., F.8.0.A. (London) OPTICIAN, OF HAMILTON, WILL. PERSONALLY VISIT WAIHI ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Make your appointment now with BARRON’S PHARMACY, 'phone 43

m m MS M m m the wise man does not worry about the future but equally be docs not ignore it, for dang- ||||||| ers have to be guarded against. Your duly is to make suitable provision for the administration of your estate and for the running of Tilt your business when you are gone. Your local Public Trust Office will gladly furnish you with the information you require and show how it can assist in foreseeing and meet ing the problems which may arise when you are no longer here to grapple with them.

mmi 36 40 M#" TAKE your change.ill National Savings Stamps or liny them with odd sixpences and stick them on your Savings Stamp Card. You’ll be surprised how soon your savings will mount up. 10 stamps on your card will buy a 5/- gift coupon with ten stamps or when the card is full, a deposit may he made in your National Savings Account. And your savings will be all paid hack to you, plus 3% in June, 1945. Go after 6d. National Savings Stamps. STAMPS Stamps, or cards for collecting the stamps, may be obtained from most important shops and at any Post Office. Issued by the National Savings Committee, Wellington N5.29.1*