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Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20786, 22 April 1939, Page 1

REVUE T HEATRE SPECIAL TREAT JJOYAL FOR THE KIDDIES’. G ALA QIFT JJ^ATINEE TO-DAY at 2.15 TO-DAY During- the afternoon numerous Girts, such as Tennis Racquets. Cricket Bats, Dolls and Books WILL BE G I V E N A W A Y Adults 3/-. 2/CHILDREN 1/- TO ALL PARTS The Kiddies will revel at the antics or the Acrobatic Clowns and at the wonderful Juggling by George Hurd. A Programme suitable for Old and Young. npO-.MGHT At 8 -.NIGHT G RAAD P ERFORMA.NCE and A BRAND NEW PROGRAMME The t aughter tt'xpress” he -Daughter -Express” By the Most Popular Revue Company Ever Brought to New Zealand: S TANLEY M C K AYS VTEW /GAIETIES -Ll EW ATAIETIES VEW piAIETIEft -i-A EW VARIETIES It will be the Last Opportunity of Seeing Q.EORGE JJURD (THE WORLD’S GREATEST JUGGLING GENIUS) Who was honoured by Royal Command Performances at Windsor Castle and the Alhambra Theatre, London. Good-bye to NELLE KOLLE, STAN FOLEY, STELLA LAMOND, SCOTTY McKINNON, And all the other popular Favourites. IT WILL BE A GREAT NIGHT : DON’T MISS IT: A/-, 3/-, 2/- (Reserves at Lewis Eady Ltd) till noon, then at Theatre Royal. (All prices plus tax). TE AWAMUTU (MONDAY) OTOROHANGA (WEDNESDAY). PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY AMILTON JJHIL HARMONIC gOCIETY (INC.) Presents T HE H QOUNOD’S LESSE OOLENNELLE” [ESSE QOLENNELLE” ESSE OoLENNELLE” With Full Orchestral Accompaniment, “YfE “Me QIVIC fJNHEATRE, JJAMILTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1939 (ANZAC NIGHT) At 8 p.m. Conductor: Mr Jos. T. Battersby. SOLOISTS: Soprano, Miss Cora Melvin (Auckland); Tenor, Mr W. Trenbertb; Baritone, Mr Kenneth Sandford. ASSISTING ARTISTS: Miss Cora Melvin, Mrs Ruby Woodward, Miss Dulcie Evans Lieut. Harold Ward, Mr Jos. Crawrord, Mr Jos. T. Battersby. Mr Geo. A. Wheeler and the McLachlan Trio. Admission by Programme, 2/-. Part proceeds in aid of St. John Ambulance Association. Programme-holders may reserve Seats at Bob Harris, Tobacconist. Hamilton. 679 KEEP up that splendid daily habit—a Milk Shake at the Monte Carlo Milk Bar. CARS FOR SALE L. L. M. M. S s QUIRE & QUIRE A C°" L TD - C°- LTDBUYERS AND SELLERS OF GOOD USED BUYERS AND SELLERS OF GOOD USED CARS. CARS. 1937 SINGER 9 2-door Saloon: mileage. 19,000; good tyres and new paint £lB5 1936 MORRIS 8 2-door Saloon; in original order; one lady owner; mileage, 15.500 £175 1932 YAUXHALL 4-door Sedan, on air wheels; motor, body, upholstery, paint and tyres all first class £145 1928 AUSTIN 7 Tourer, in sound mechanical order; good tyres. paint and hood £55 1926 AUSTIN 12 Tourer, in good running order and not a wreck £3O 192 9 BUICK 4-door Sedan, in great condition throughout £BS L. M. S oumE A C°" L TD - L. M. S QU,RE & C°- LTDBUYERS AND SELLERS OF GOOD USED BUYERS AND SELLERS OF GOOD USED CARS. CARS. 9 COLLIN G WOOD STREET HAMILTON Phones: Day 2224; Night, 3318 and 3029 TTSED TNAR U SED v y AR TTSED f' IAR SED v>AR 1> ARGAIN'S T>. Bargains ARC, AIN S ARGATNS AR GAINS GREATEST lOW 'PRICED JTS JOW A RICED DEFINITELY THE WAIKATO’S AI.UE IN SED pi A W A CHRYSLER 75 Sedan £95 3n PONTIAC Sedan £llO 28 ESSEX 4-door £75 27 ESSEX Coupe £SO 30 SINGER Tourer £6O 26 RUGBY Tourer £45 26 and 1927 CHEVROLET Roadsters £55 and £65 Inspection places you under no obligation. O & T OTOR -- J TD -. C & T "’\J OTORS * L TD ” c! & t! M otors ' L td - COLLINGWOOD STREET HAMPTON Open Evenings Phone 2802 CITROEN AND FIAT AGENTS W 1 METCALFE A CO. M E C°£250. CLAUDELANDS—£BO. £IOO, £llO, £l6O. ANGLESEA STREET—LoveIy 4-acre overlooking river, £3OO. LAKE—£I7S, £2OO, £250. £3OO, £BO. WHITIORA —£275, £250, £3OO, £450. HAMILTON NORTH—£I2O. £125, £l5O. £175, £272, £3OO. MAEROA—£6O, £7O, £BO, £35. £9O, £125. IyjETCALFE A (J 0- ’ EVERYBODY'S BUILDINGS. Phone 28 Private 2228 DELICIOUS Summer Luncheons. Choice Salads, etc., at “Centreway,” McGuire's Buildings, opp. three Banks.