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Waikato Times, Volume 107, Issue 17982, 29 March 1930, Page 1

TALKIES. The puvic.” HE Y-HVIC.” THE THEATRE THEY’RE TALKING ABOUT IT’S SATURDAY ! IT’S SATURDAY ! IT’S SATURDAY ! IT’S IT’S IT 13 SATURDAY ! SATURDAY ! SATURDAY ! Whilst appreciating- the Compliment ol' Packed Houses Nightly, we woukl, l'or your own comfort anil benellt, urg-e the necessity Of RESERVING !! BOX PLAN AT PAUL’S UNTIL NOON BOX PLAN AT 'MICHELL’S AFTER NOON. JlO-NIGiHT A T O C*HARP • 0-NIGHT AT 8 Ssi ARP A BIG TIME FOR EVERYBODY ! A BIG TIME FUR EVERYBODY ! LOVE BIG THRILS JQAPIINE M AC Q Lj '' nKE! rjNRACY, JOSEPHINE pUNN DANCING AND SINGING. DANCING AND SINGING. You’ll Enjoy title Latest Song- Hits; You’ll Enjoy the Merry Comedy; You’ll Enjoy the Pretty Ballets. THEN-! OUR SELECTION OF SUPPORTS OUR SELECTION OF SUPPORTS Which you will appreciate, include; fJIIIE J£INGIS gPEECH. tjUIE |£INGI3 gPEECII. ' “ JIIE JJ4RBER QF gEVILLE,” Vocal Number.' /JpilE A TEST jpOX j^EWS. \ “ J^IGHTNE-R,” Brilliant Entertainer. And ANOTHER BIG COMEDY. 'The Clear Visioned, Discerning Waikato Public know where they Enjoy the BEST CONCERT AND DANCE. "ORSHAM DOWNS BRANCH, FARMERS’ UNION i Will hold their GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT | AND DANCE in the local Hall THURSDAY, AFRIL 10. Good orchestra —Floor —Supper Ladies l/G Gents 2/0 Bus Leaves Hamilton P. 0., 7.00 p.m. 833 G AY i R EVUE QOMPANY Entertainment TUESDAY, APRIL Ist. FRANKTON TOWN HALL. Prices, 1/6 & 1/-. Children Half-price. 839 The G AY R EVUE Entertainment, MONDAY, MARCH 31st. MATANGI HALL MATANGI HALL. Dance to Follow. Prices: 2/- X 1/-. 840 CHURCH SERVICE. QOL. & jJJRS Q.UNN, Field Secretary For the Salvation Army, With Headquarters at Wellington, WILL CONDUCT SERVICES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at the SALVATION ARMY CITADEL, BRYCE STREET. All welcome - - - - All welcome. Sunday Services: 11 a.m., 7 p.m. 812 WAIKATO loan: CO. OOMPANY, (HONEY TO LEND. 54A VICTORIA ST. Phone No. 2374. We have the following articles for quick sale: Firearms—-. 22 Remington Riile, Repeater, cost £7 10s, quick sale £3 ss; 2 .22 Winchester Rifles, single shot, 17/6 and £1 2s Gd; 1 Doublebarrel Shot Gun, Belgium, brand new, £4 12s Gel; 1 Double Barrel English llammerless, £10; 1 Single Barrel Shot Gun, 11. & R., £1 ss. Musical Instruments —12 Bracket Mandolin Banjo, cost £5 15s, sale £2 15s; 8 Bracket Mandolin, £2; 1 Steel Guitar, cost £6 10s, Sale £3 ss; Several Good Secondhand Violins, £2 10s, £2, £3. Portable Gramophones; .Brunswick, quick sale, £2 10s; Decca, brand new, solid lea- ' ther case, £5 10s; H.M.V., £4; Cleari tone, £3. I THE OLD FIRM, yyAIKATO, LOAN OOMPANY. Phone No. 2374. SPORTSWEAR & FOOTWEAR. FOR all Sports Equipment, don’t pass EDWARD JONES. We have the goods at Lowest Prices. TOWN Talk overheard in Bus; “Always Busy.” No wonder; Ladies’ Quality Footwear r rom 5/11, 7/11. —Edward Jones. WHOM It Concerns? 15/11, 16/il upwards purchases Gent.’s- Tan or .Black Shoes, dressy styles.—Edward Jones. HOTSPUR Football Boots, worn by All Blacks; new shipment now on inspection. —Edward Jones. SOUNDS Utterly Impossible: Nevertheless True ! Ladies’ Children’s, Gent.’s Footwear Bargains. Further Drastic Reactions. —Edward Jonep- 67*