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AMUSEMENTS. IpHKISTCHUKCH ' PICTURE THEATRES. WHERE TO GO FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT. ! pLAZA. "l ri273o7^ND _ 8~P.M.: L Stanley Lupino—Jose Collins, "FACING THE MUSIC." Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Reserves. D.I.C. ur Plaza. 36-021. : / CRYSTAL PALACE" ~l 2~~2~36r _ 8~l'3l7! ! Mathcton Lang—Constance ' Cummings, •CHANNEL CROSSING." i Appro\ed for Universal Exhibition. Reserves. D.I.C. or Tuealrc. 32--00. M' AJESTIC. 'r2r2.3O.~ANb" 8" P.M.: George O'Brien | "THE FRONTIER MARSHALL." ; Approved tor Universal Exhibition. ! liosorves. D.1.C.. or Majestic. 33-537. j 'PHEATRE ROYAL. 2.30 AND 3 P.M : I Cene Gerrard —Camilla Horn, "THE LOVE NEST." Approved fur Universal Exhibition. Reserve.-:, D.I.C. or Theatre. 30-329. r IBERTY. ~"2.15 AND 7A5"1\f,1 "SMOKY" —Dramatic Thriller— And--"HELL TO HEAVEN." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserves, D.IC. or Liberty. "■o-OOL I>EGENT iT;io~ANIj~B p'.m! -I* The Superb Musical Triumph, "GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933." Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserve:'. D.I.C. or Resent. 34-CIG. _ PFiAND. Continuous from ll A.M.! Graeio Fields "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." .Approved lor Universal Exhibition. Cheapest Prices in Ul9 City. 3859 ' WHIPI'ET RACING WHIPPET RACING. •'* HiPPF.T RACING. BUSHCY PARK EUSIir.Y I'AIIK (Opposite Bush Inn. Riecarlon). :;rxT Saturday. NEXT SATURDAY. PUBLIC NOTICES, THE INVESTMENT EXECUTIVE TRUST OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the "**' Transfer Books of the Trust will be CLOSED from Saturday. March 10th, to Tcusdav, March 20th, 1934, both days inclusive. Cheques for interest on the Trust Debentures and dividend on Preference Shares at the following rates will be issued on March 20th:— On "A" and "Second A" Series Debentures: 41 per cent, per annum for the year ending December 31st, 1933. (Free of Income Tax.) On "B" and "Second B" Series Debentures: 7 per cent, per annum for the year ending December 31st, 1933. (Free of Income Tax.) Preference Shares: Interim Dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum for ihe half-veal* ending December 31st, 1933. H. GLASSON. 3331 Secretary. THE JACOBEAN, IGI Hereford street. TEA AND LUNCHEON ROOMS. VOW under new management. Try our excellent 3-course lunch- Is. Morning, Afternoon Teas 6d and 9d. All cakes home made. 3680 MRS B. TAYLOR, Prop. HADES HOTEL BOTTLE STORE. } We lead u ith cut prices—others follow s Large bot. ' s. d. j Bell's Old Scotch. Whisky .. 8 0 : Mountain Dew Whisky .. 9 6 : Scottish Bard Whisky .. 9 9 j McNish and Crawford's Whisky 11 0 j Teacher s Dewar's, D.C.L. I Whisky, and other standard i brands .. .. .. 11 3 | Standard brands, half bottles .. 6 0 Gilbey's Dry Gin .. .. 10 9 Port Wine .. .. ..26 Local Ale and Stout, all brands 1 0 H 4621 TO ALL UNEMPLOYED. r PHERE must be a national dividend. ; 1 There is nojMher way to give pur- • chasm:; power to the people displaced j from industry by machinery. The | Douglas Social Credit proposals are ! the only ones advocating this. Free | booklets to unemployed from 95 GlouI cester street. , D 3164 ! piKS'S Wheatmcal Cakes now ob- ; 1 tainsble at WARDELL'S. Guarantee no white flour or white sugar , used. For Pike's Constipation Cure Thono .<6-054. "Cit> Spa." for recipe and ingredients. P6852

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