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Chronicle (Levin), 8 April 1946, Page 1

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LEVIN REGENT THEATRE FINALLY TO -NIGHT Cary Grant in "NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART" with Miss Ethel BaTryanore and Barry Fitzgeraid.f It's a thralling Drama by the same author as. "How Green Was My VaHey." TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE TUESDAY .2 P.M. NORMAN EVANS Royal Command Performer — the •the star who mahe Their Majesties The King and Queen laugh so much with NAT JACKLEY— BETTY JUMEL — DAN YOUNG— GUS McNAUGHTON — TONY DALTON— 150 OTHERS .In Butcher Empire Films "DEMCBBED" i "DEMCBBED" | Introducing for the first time on the screen: The most famous romantic vocalists of all time: Stars of the B.B.C. feature "Songs from the Shows" WEBSTER BOOTH and ANNE Z1EGLER singing such melodies as: "Love's Old Sweet Song," "So Deep is the Night," "Until," "I Hear You 'Calling," and also England's Greatest Orchestra to-day, FELIX MENDELSSOHN AND HIS HAWAIIAN SERANADERS In "Won't You Take Me Back to . Hawaii?" . . ever such a magnificent entertainment on the screen! HEAVY BOOKINGS EXPECTED SO please Book Early for this outstanding Mid-week Attraction. LEVIN PLAYREADERS The April Reading "THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST" Will be presented in the •'College Hall on Wednesday Next, April 10, 1946. I P. B. NICHOL, Secretary. , i RED CROSS SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING CENTURY HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1946. . AT '2 P.M. - Address by Capt. Galloway. Afternooh Tea. -Members a Plate. A cordial welcome to s^ll. HORO WHENUA COLLEGE OLD GIRLS' BASKETBALL CLUB ANNUAL MEETING THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1946. In the Band Room, Bath Street, Levin, at 5 p.m. BUSINESS: Election of pfficers; General. G. FRANCE, ' Hon. Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES

HOWARD HARVEY AND SONS, Funeral Directors, Cambridge St., : : Levin. ; PHONES: Day 62. Night 62, 457 M, 298M. FOR ALL PAINTING AND DECORATING REQUIREMENTS Telephone 485 WALLIS & FOX, BATH ST. WEST :: LEVIN Simplicity Garden Tractors AND Howard Rotary Hoes : We are Agents and Stockists of these Famous Machines. Our demonstrator is in your district regularly. 'Phone or write for Demonstrator. 'PHONE 5184 Write MANAWATU MACHINERY EXCHANGE CO., LTD., P.O. Box 121, Palmerston North. Eugene Permanent Waving fOR that natural effect, now so popular, choose Eugene. No broken dry liair to cope with , after Eugene Sachets have been used. No "Perm" so good as genuine Eugene. EXPERT SERVICE AT GEO. COOPER'S SALQN. Telephone 156 for Appointment. Attention .... You will recall our pre-war serviee and expert workmanship and will have satisfaction in knowing that PRE-WAR PRODUCTS PRE-WAR LABOUR and PRE-WAR SERVICE Are once again available at the Levin Dyeing & Dry Cleamng Co., Oxford Street, LEVIN. 'Phone 221S. "Carpets are our Specialty" THE LEVIN MEAT COMPANY Oan "Meat" you in your demand for Prime Ox and Heifer Beef — Spring Lamb— Hogget Mutton, and Quality Luncheon and Saveloys. URQUHART & CLARK, Props. TWO SHOPS , Levin: Oxford St. (Avenue Cash Butehery) — Phone 182. Weraroa: Opp. Railway Station — Phone 24. FOR THAT PERFECT SHAV.E /. .; Blue Gillette Razor Blades Now obtainable from CLIFF WILKINSON . For all Hairdressing and Shaving Requirements Telephone 19A Levin

. ST. MARY'S LADIES' GUILD JHE Annual Meeting will be held in St. Mary's Hall, Thursday, April. 11, at 2.30 p.m. , , , A cordial Invitation is extended to all ladies of the Parish. E. M. de MEY, Hon. Secretary. FAR1 IMPLEMENTS If it's broken or worn send it to us. TRACTOR CONTRACTORS We specialise in WELDING Worn moving parts, broken parts, ' forged, rehuilt, fabricated or hard surfaced, hnest weld rod obtainable ' • used. SMITH & HANGI, Farriers, Spring Repairers, General, Smiths, Welders, WERAROA Reliable Jewellery Service J. D. RENKIN. Above Comm'unity ;Stores) Oxford "Street Levin For all Glasses of Jewellery Repairs. ! See our Display -of Diamond En.gagement Rings, Signet Rings, etc. All Repairs Done on the Premises. HOURS: — Monday to Thursday: ®.30 a.m. to Noon. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays : 8.30 a.m. to Noon. 1 p:m. to 8.30 p.m. NOin: No Watch Repairs 4| INCH Trolley Wheels— 18in., ! Axles, limited stocks only. — A. L. Rob'inson, opp. Grand Hotel. -