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CINEMA. R O-X-Y -0- X - Y Prices, rN.I-N-E-M-A O-l-N-E-M-A 1/-, 1/6. TO-NIGHT' THE SENSATIONAL MYSI'ERY THRILLER. It Rained Scotland Yard —Sec il' You - aif Solve tilc Mystery oT The pmiME rp ilE T-T ILL „ HE V7RIME \Js -L HE a -*-ILL FIVE PEOPLE MURDERED 1 WHO WAS THE CRIMINAL ? It Could Have Been Any or tills Cast:— SIR XIOEL PLAYFAIR .. SALLY BLANK, LEWIS CASS OX PHYLLIS DARE, JUDY KELLY C.US McXAUOIITOX, HAL GORDON JIMMY HODDEN. (Recommended bv Censor for Adults.) HUGE SUPPORTING ITEMS. Reserve at Roxy. Phone 1736.

CARDS AND DANCING. EUCHRE as usual, St. George’s Hall, TO-NIGHT. Admission 1/0. -MO PAT HO AS Please Note, Horsham Downs usual I'ortniglilly Dance Postponed until Wednesday, sotli. la ll DANCE DANCE gT. QJEORGE’S, rj^O -NIGHT Good Music, Supper, and Monte Carlo. FOREST LAKE CRICKET CLUB. Admission l/-. 377 GALA! QRAND GALA! GALA! QARNIVAL GALA! J^TOHT. BALLOONS ! BLOWOUTS ! CONFETTI THE "PARISIAN, HE JL ARISIAN, FRANKTON 10-NIGIIT O-NIGIIT TOWN HALL. To-night O-NIGHT LD-rniME tSance, opular v/ld - -Lime -L/ance, Monte Carlos, Lucky Balloon Dance. 1/0 ADMISSION 1/O—GALERY fid. Free Bus leaves Fairlleld at 7.45 p.m. Popular t 0 MISSION. T O-NIGIIT, 7.30, recent H all Hear Evangelist A. It. Dallimore on “ Prophecy/’ Prayers for the sick and needy. All welcome. 113 ■■■

PSYCHOLOGY LECTURE. ATURSE Jessie Clayton, Metaphysician, will -Lx Lecture, Toorak Hall, September 19, 8 p.m. Subject: “Man’s Greatest Discovery.” Private consultations, 1 to 2 p.m., or appointment, Albany Building's, over Prime’s Radio (upstairs) Victoria St. ANIMALS FOR SALE. FERRETS (O), young, good workers, 10/- each; also 17 new nets.—J. Nichols, Paratu. Walton. 357 JERSEY Bull, pedigree, registered; two years.—Sutton, Filth Avenue, Hamilton. 351 UAKURA Pedigree Berkshire Boar, i young.—W. Bolton, Pulcotaha. 3SG FOR SALE. BERTHS (2), First-class, Monowai, 18th October; also accommodation Melbourne; return Monowai 7th. November; tourist very ill.—Apply Challiner. Phone 1730. 'lO3 HALF-fcm, 0-eyimcler, new paint and body.—Reply Truck, c/o Store, Glen Massey. 406 LADIES’ Spring Coats, Frocks and Ensemble Suits supplied, small deposit, weekly payments; wear as you pay.—Write 7X7, Times, and Representative will call. MAYBELL Tenor Banjo, cost £45; offer wanted.—Jack Markham, 68 Victoria Street. 421 McCORMICK Big 0 Mower; new, condidion. McCormick Rake. Also Spring Cart. —Capamagian, Matamata. 461 PRAM, cream cane, nearly new condition, £3; additional seat, 6/-.—239 Grey Street. 365 RIDD Milking Machine, 3-cow, with motor, e.l. heater. —Address, Times. TOTARA Fence Posts: £lO hundred ffrst class; £7 hundred second class; hauled to your farm. —D. Warbrick, Oruanut. 393 1~-pOX SERGE SUITS, 79/6; silk linings; ; nt guaranteed.—MELTZEß. Hamilton's Leading Tailor, 167 Victoria Street. FURNITURE Storage, Packing, Removal. Work expertly performed. Goods safely stored in concrete building.— Andrew Burn and Co., Everybody’s Bldgs,, 76 Victoria Street. SILK Lamp Shades, large variety wire rraines, Jap silks, fringes, beading, drops, etc. —Clothier’s Emporium, 275 Victoria Street. EAUTIFUL Crystal and Fine China Dinner Sets and Fancy China; wonderful selection of suitable presents at Clothier’s. USED Tennis Balls, as new, Od and 1/-; Cane Pram, late model, as new, 57/6. Clothier’s Furnishing Emporium, LARGE Stocks or Good Used Furniture We also BUY Used Household Effects for Cash at Clolliler’s Emporium. FENCING Posts, Strainers, Battens, Best Taupo Heart Totara. Direct delivery from bush. —Andrew Burn & Co. Phone 2894. RENOWN Coal, Firewood, Carbonettes, Coke. —Andrew Burn and Co. Yard, 16 Selkirk St. Office, 76 Victoria St. MVORILAND TIMBER CO.. opposite Saleyards, Frankton Jn., Tor all sizes ail'd classes or Building Timber, Posts. Strainers, Battens, Galvanised Iron Tanks. —Phone 3623. STEELARM’ED Copper Casings, locally made; 12 gallons boiling water in 12 minutes; solidly built, heavily reinforced and steclarm’ed. Concrete Washtubs made to replace wooden tubs and lit existing waste pipes; support local Industry.—R. II Cooper, 67A Ulster Street HALLENSTEIN BROS., LTD. H-r» -s ARE NOW SHOWING THEIR .!>. MSW RANGE OF SUMMER miOES comprising the latest designs and shapes at most reasonable prices. See our windows. niiE our window display NEW SPRING O TIES, including “Streamline” design. in new tones. Smart Shirts, hr new Orev. Brown and Blue shades. TAXI. rmxi ? x AX I ? A ce DIAL 2955

GEO. BOYES & CO., LTD. r°" sAUi«s9f>. I (opus i I i'-’o. I'nl. i'll ,; "Yl. Mori 'l'olal nill goings muter SO/- p I'roi'orly consists ol' ■> room Unlit, h. ami water, porcelain sewerage, range ami gas slims; crelc paths, ole. Apply—ge"- a C’- i. ALMA tfTHLLT. i-'houe ~‘2 -age. ,\v. hath; ronIJ., 1 j.

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Waikato Times, Volume 116, Issue 19364, 18 September 1934, Page 1

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