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Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 9817, 22 February 1936, Page 14

Enhancing the Districts Value —the New School. Talking about value, there is nothing In the district to equal the keen values SAYERS & WARD for School Outfits and everything in Boys’ Wear Victoria Street. ’Phone 49

The Triangle Tea Rooms (ABOVE BOYCE’S). The recognised rendezvous for Delicious Morning and Afternoon Teas, etc. t You’ll appreciate the Triangle Service. Miss M. McDEVITT PROPRIETRESS. PHONE 84S. CATERERS BY APPOINTMENT TO ST. PETER’S SCHOOL.

The New School marks another step in Cambridge’s progress. Every step of your daily progress will be much more comfortable if you wear Monarch Shoes CORRECT FIT LATEST STYLES A. E. HILL FOOTWEAR DEALER AND REPAIRER. VICTORIA ST. Phone 35D CAMBRIDGE

A Topic of Conversation. On all sides one hears the new School being discussed . . . The main topic, however, centres round the fine programmes which have been booked by . . . Town Hall Pictures, Cambridge. CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE. Feb. 22 & 24—Jane Withers in “THIS IS THE LIFE.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Feb. 25& 26—Tom Brown and Virginia Weidler (The Kid of “Laddie”) in “FRECKLES” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Feb. 27 & 28—“ MURDER ON A HONEYMOON.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Feb. 29—“ CHARLIE CHANG’S SECRET.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Mar. S & 4—Joe E. Brown in “ALIBI IKE.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Mar. 7 & 9—Shirley Temple in “THE LITTLEST REBEL.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAR. 12 & 13—Gracie Fields in “LOOK UP AND LAUGH.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

The New School is first-class in every respect. For a first-class job get in touch with BYCROFT BROS. GENERAL ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS. VICTORIA ST., CAMBRIDGE Phone 114 MILKING MACHINES, PUMPING PLANTS AND ALL CLASSES'' OF MACHINERY SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED. A First-class Job by Skilled Mechanics.